Trade Iron Product Reviews Lower as Markets Cycle
Long Viet of Wycrenson in Ouointions for Merchandine Wheat and Usher Products with New York reports from G Dun & Co Weekly Review note reduced reviews of iron goods. It cites gold export fluctuations, rising pig iron output to 216,008 tons weekly, and a weakened demand despite higher production in mills. Market observers point to imports, American securities, and potential borrowing as factors.
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Long Viet of
Wycrenson
New York
IR. G. Dun & Co
Althou
Aix Works
Ang
Maalstreets
York
Welch
Howton
United States
Goulds Must Pay Taxes on Personal Property
The New York supreme court ruled that Jay Gould and associates must pay taxes on 449 010 dollars of personal property. The decision upheld the tax commissioners valuation, and the executors were found liable though the will was not probated.
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Feu MiLous
New York
Supreme Court
Jay Gould
George J. Gould
Atau
Mattine
Settlement of Railway Debts of the Interior
The interior aims to settle Pacific Villany debts with a planned scheme. Secretary Smith proposes to operate land patents to the Pacific railway and shift costs to earn funds for the nation. Details remain unclear but a broad plan is suggested, focusing on revenue and compensation mechanisms.
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Interior
Pacific
Smith
Pacific Ponds
Omaha
Morse Less Garbage Contest Machine Proclaimed for Race
A New York built contraption described as a morse less garbage contest engine will travel by rail from Sixth Avenue and Fortieth Street in Chicago to participate in the Thanksgiving Great Race between Chicago and Waukee Wik. The machine, built by R W Mavey & Co, is expected in Chicago in ample time for the event. CHARGES AGAINST CAPTAIN HEALY Officials in San Francisco to appoint a preliminary inquiry into charges against Captain Healy of the revenue cutter Lith. A San Francisco inquiry will determine facts. Five Years for Embezzlement A Lawrence County treasurer is sentenced to five years in the Ohio penitentiary and fined $11,000 after pleading guilty to embezzling county funds.
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New York
York
Poow
Chicago
Waukee
Wik
Avery
Fortiath Street
Chingy
R.W. Mavey & Co
Sam Francicoe
Washington
Healy
San Francisco
Imbersevent Ironton
Ohio
Kix
Mandeville
Memorial Needlework Guild to Aid the Poor in Philadelphia
A historical notice describes the Needlework Guild seeking contributions for a memorial project in Philadelphia. It notes fundraising efforts, the involvement of members, and a call for support to aid Gothiig among the poor while detailing local ceremonial aspects and the guilds activities.
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Matton
Philadelphia
London
Sidon
Vie Upton
Will Naakar
Eine
Engineen Thompson and the Journal July spluaton report
A garbled report cites improving performances and signatures from Chicago and New York figures. The piece notes a race where an American 10 mile record was lowered from 60 minutes to 4 hours 24 minutes, with references to education boards and unions.
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Mommer
Taruleville
Pountain
Barry
Senate
Chicome
New York
Boxing bout plans spark late November turmoil
An El Paso and New Mexico battleground ofCorbett and Fitzsimmons is proposed with bets of 20,000 and a January 9 date discussed. Rivalries, money offers, and assurances mark anxious talks as promoters seek a staging site while fears of broken promises echo in Chicago and Denver dispatches.
Rumor of Heavy Gold 5 Loot in New York Market
New York Nov 4 rumors of engagement of at least 2 million dollars for shipment Saturday persist though no gold bills appeared in the sterling market. One Virgin exchange house offered 1.5 million for engagement rent and another leading German ranking house offered 500 thousand. Port Townsend WA Nov 14 Marque A Sawtelle a bank receiver died suddenly aboard the steamer Se hone en route to Beattie. He was prominent on the Pacific coast mining scene for 40 years and wealthy. he came to Port Townsend five years ago from Montana. Symes Trial has yet to hear a word of ritevue in Symes case Wash Nov 4 no jury selected. two peremptory challenges left for the defense four. venue of 18 returnable tomorrow at 9:30.
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Conrit
Chicago
Corbett
Han Stuart
Stuart
New Mexico
Chicaigo
Ainart
Sata Be
General Sporting Resort
Denver
Noy
el Mano
Lexar
Pays
Pays: “It Is Reported (i Sporting Eitelom
Dan Buert
Juares
Myxton
Juez
Fio Crande
el Paso
Refaden
New York
Dax Stuart
el Maso
Pitesimmons
Greene
Hot Springs
Piteaimmons
Slavin
MomPrante Blavihtus
Fpe Maher
Will
Mason Wellie
Sterling Exchange
Anid
Gormen
Port Townsend
Wash
A. Sawtelle
Port
Symes
Ritevue
Werewa
Washington County
Wits
Weiser
Snake Rivers
Vail
Vic State of
California
Idaho
Rocky Mount
Seven Devils
Welwr
Warrena
Idaho County
Midis
Alubrin
Indian and Council
Idulo
Methodist Missionary Bishops Report at Trinity Church Meeting
The general missionary conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opened at Trinity Church with fourteen bishops present. The budget showed expenditures and debt details, including a $1,000,000 allocation for foreign work and a rally led by Bishop Bowman. A dispute over Northern Pacific railroad terminal locations and indemnity allocations was discussed, alongside a ballot for a Sixth Judicial District judge successor.
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Banda Nest
Denver
Coto
Methodiet Epiacopas Church
Trinity Church
Methodist Church
Abeent
Africa
Cina
India
Bixbop
Joyce
Iet
Sanford Hunt
Mistup Bowman
Siliiieres Helle Mathe Ge Rey
Daniels Ofadia
Utsnop Ninde
Debs Says Strikes Fail to Free Workers in Industry
Victor J. Burger, editor of the Daily Vorwaerts, quotes Eugene V. Debs arguing strikes do not free laborers within the current industrial system. Debs says only the overthrow of wage slavery and establishment of a cooperative commonwealth can bring lasting relief, while urging workers to vote for change.
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Debs
WeKe
Milwaukes
Win
Victor J. Burger
Vorwaerts
Woodatook
American Railway
Eugene V
Jat Utaniew
Nisteteike
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Breagh of the Neutrality Laws in New York District
Spanist authorities present evidence to the U S district attorney charging an alley crowd with aiding Cuba by engaging in busting activity. Seizure expected at Wilmington with dispatches indicating action by Mintatge Dry Lane authorities. Recognition of Cuba discussed by a national labor group in Washington meeting.
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Leurnda Ho
Warrington
Novi 14
New York
Phliadetie
Wilmington
Lauecr Aatiens
Mintatge Dry Lane
United State Distriet AtinEney
Cuba
Witrington
CUDA
Washington
CuMireae
Belliforents
Tly National Brotherhood of Eiéottical Workers
Madness on the street ends in deadly shootings
A wine merchant identified as Motes It Baron sms Five Vigne din fis Boot Pura, Nov. Doimerele, suddenly violent, shot his wife and a minor, then fired on passersby killing several and wounding seven. He barricaded himself inside a house before gendarmes finally confronted him.
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M. Doimerele
Hie
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Funeral of the Late J B Drake at Home City
The body of the late John Drake of thieety was interred this afternoon at Ronefit cemetery. Survivors were escorted by Tey Dr. Barriws of the Firat Presbyterian Church and followed by the Sta sole ritual under the cuspices of Ap polky commandery Knights Templar.
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Famettom
Pheergie
Wavonie
Chieagy
John If. Drake
Thieety
Ronefit
Tey
Barriws
Firat Presiyterian
Appolky
Knights ‘Templar
Resolution to Be Introduced in Congress on Annexation
A Washington dispatch reports Hawaii may join the United States within the coming year if the president agrees to open negotiations for a treaty of annexation. The measure, supported by annexation advocates, would task the president with pursuing terms and submitting the decision to the island's people if the Hawaiian government consents.
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Chicago
Washington
Hawaii
United States
Friends of Annexation
House
Senate
Flawall
Phila
Me. Huten
Brill Aioke
Cleveland
Hiawall
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Captain Healy
Fanon
Seattle
Noe
Whenatar Wileon
Benulen
Clstriain
Alunkan Wernbury
Colin
Chonan
Chievo
Utah
Wimetallic
Wistar
Wastbigtit
Domuiney
Holthey
Murn Hess
Bonn
Telwintaire
Yofchiek
Danahiwr
Exar
Warrant
Chili
Devin Weil
Glen
Nev
Lens
Wien
Lieemiploe
Heniel Mirtel
Seedlewone Guild
Engineen Thompson
Ganeless
Kiran
Jullint
Kausisieer
Chen Ronse Press Iit
Lise
Weir
Pablo Seheoks
Board OF Education
Worman
Kilocetional Union of Chicago
Fitzsimmons
el Pas
Doxas
Dan Blyeart
Mitch
Miestmmaonn
Witzetronyne
Tvnight
Jalan
Fitelmans
Dana
Carter
U. S. AL
Tadiwaten
J. W. Forsythe
Department of California
Surchane
Mancus Sawtelle
Methodist Missionary Bishops
Roag
Moen
Bana
Wistington
Ariith
Pacis Callroad
Thampeon
Minn
Aetland
Wis
Mt Thorpe
Superior City
Superior
de Vine
Eer
Rockford
Thindts
Justine Batley
Thie
Wau
Breagh
J B Drake
Reval
U.S. Gov't Report
Tanda
Bruce, Bro
Tren
THE
Weiser Land and Improvement Co
Congress
Wispiegamo
Jeveland
Boto
Boston
Hining Rye
Fiitole
Pearl Street
Empire Dintillhe Company
Mumex
Caumel
Lowney Chocolate Company
Ators
Milas Allee
Pete
Deliypa
Kaltspill
Augusta
Phrysichin
Sarg
St. Pierce
Milicul Association
Halal
N. Vo
Thoma Peetemen
Clifton
Fia
Dilis
Palouse
Acricutural College
Pullman, Wael
Agricultural Department
University of Idaho
Adarwes
SuTti
Moscow Linho
Rockaway Beach
MALIN
Cavalogno
Malin Fire Arms CO
New Haven
Riep-An-S
Joan Ormess
Sorel
C.K. Snow’ CO
Werster
INTE
Rome Court
Thoolbagka
Numnbar
Webster's International
Collee
Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield, Mass
U.S.A
St. Paul
A.&k. Packing Co
Spokane
Mocha Stan & Co. Rosa
Optimea
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