Trade Review Highlights Steady Yet Cautious Outlook
New York Sept 6 H C Dun Co Weekly Review of Trade notes no broad reaction in business with price declines mainly temporary. Cotton strong, wool soft, iron and steel prices rise amid robust production. Crop outlook improves with corn yield forecast favorable, rail demand modest, and weather aiding harvesting in several regions. Reports from Bradstreet and wool market indicate cautious optimism but ongoing cost pressures across sectors.
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New York
H. C. Dun & Co
Pittaburs
Bradatrerta
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Tnesse
South Dakota
Washington
California
Texas
Western Iron and Eel Mills
Beattie
Tacoma
Pacific
St. Louie
Konus City
St. Maul
Chatinmoors
Augusta
Atlanta
Mom- Wembly
Hrudstromt
Totel
Gocreane
Southern Pacific Official Questioned On Salary and Campaign Funds
California railroad commission hearings reveal GL Lanning refused to answer questions on C. Z. Huntington’s annual salary of 310,000 paid from Southern Pacific funds. Lansing admitted W. W. Stow acted as political manager and attorney, but he claimed ignorance of how money was spent. He criticized journalists and claimed no knowledge of the alleged railroad corruption fund.
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Huntington
California Railroad Commission
Larue
GL. Lanning
Southern Pacifo Company
Muteington
Lansing
W. Wo Stow
Raitroad
Chinese Six Company Dispute Near Settlement in San Francisco
The Chinese minister and fellow Rogation members oppose public discussion of the trouble within the Chinese Six Company. The minister says proceedings remain constrained and no decision is expected soon. The matter may be referred to the San Francisco consul general for settlement.
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San Francisco
Wantington
Lega
Francisco
San
Merigan Suspects Discharged In Murder Charge
Washington dispatch reports Guatemalan officials discharging Merigan suspects in the murder case of P O Brooks, cashier at a Livingston agency, who was killed on July 16. The charge led by Hubert J Breckinridge and C Goff involved in the affair.
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Merigan
Washington
Ntata
D. Lynch Pringle
Hilraw
Guatemate
Ftubert J. Breckinridge
C. Goff
United States
P.O. Brooks
Livingston
Rev Father Cardy Dies at Santa Clare College
Revered Father Cardy 54, a leading member of the Jewish order, died of apoplexy at Santa Clare College. Born June 16, 1826 in Alexandria, Va, he came from Boston seeking better health in California but died before achieving recovery. He held high offices in the order except general and was noted for his service. The report also notes arrests and cholera precautions elsewhere.
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Catholle Heder
Bon Joan
Wather
Robert Fulton
Sante Clare College
Flo
California
Borton
Algtandria, Va
Peach Day Celebration Draws Grand Junction Crowd
Five hundred years not specified. over 1000 visitors attended Grand Junction Colorado for the fifth annual peach day. Governors, senators and congressmen spoke, with more than 1,000 pounds of fruit reportedly given away. Incidental fire damaged a church in Minneapolis, a fire of incendiary origin causing $140,000 loss and $16,000 coverage.
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Grand Junction
Cyl
McIntory
Teller
Bell
Shafroth
Minneapolis
Seyt
Weatminater Church
Nicolle
Ave Due
Seventh Street
Yaury Ako
Bomb In The Bank Fails To Detonate Anarchist Attempt
An anarchist attempted to plant a bomb at a Paris bank. The device failed to explode when a cigarette ignited fuse and ashes blocked ignition. He was arrested after a struggle with a bank detective and police. He claimed anarchist motives and denied providing his name, saying the weapon contained potassium chloride and blasting powder. The incident prompts fear of renewed anarchist activity in Paris.
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Paris
Rothschild's Bank
Welok
Fiat
Mateh
Boltie
Pawela
Guerin
Hiv
Grier
Evieyane
Ives
Aoeloty
Plea for Recognition of Cuba by Cuban Junta Leader
Thomas Estrada Polano, president of the Cuban revolutionary junta, urges U S recognition of Cuban insurgents as belligerents. He criticizes U S neutrality, recalls Lafayette, and compares Cuba to historic revolutionary struggles while condemning U S tolerance of violence at Penns Grove and urging concerted action.
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Adarexs
New York
Thomas Estrada Polan
United States
Penn's Grove
Best
Lafayette
Prench
Columbia
Alnoe
Cuba
Mining deal at Delamar seals Alpine claims sale
An important mining deal was completed at Delamar at noon today. Cap tain Plummer purchased the Alpine Harrison and Litty Chief claims on Florida mountain from W N Nichols and Jude Lewin. Sale negotiated by Dan Feour and John T Kee Gut. Consideration not public, but reports indicate about 8000 dollars, with Nichols and Lewin to receive 40000 for part of the property. Captain Plummer plans to inspect and work the claims at once.
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Aig
Delamar
Plummer
Katy
Bilver City
Alpine
Harrison and Litty
Florida Mountain
Phimmer
Delamar Company
W. N. Nichols
Jude Lewin
Dan Feour
John T. Kee- Gut
Plorida Mount
Captain Plumer
Nichole and
Lewis
Forest fires rage along New Jersey coast in Cape May county
Destructive forest fires sweep the upper cape May county area near Isle City New Jersey since Sunday with 8000 men battling the flames but efforts to halt the advance have failed so far The fires threaten local communities and property as crews struggle to control the blaze.
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New Jersey
Cape May
Sen Isle City
N. J
Cape May County
Receiver Payne Comments on Northern Pacific Affairs
Milwaukee September 6 Receiver Henry C Payne of the Northern Pacific returns from a western trip spent a month touring the system and Alaska with Judge Jenkins He declines to discuss possible removal or salary changes and denies the railroad is near collapse He cites a fiscal year ending June 9 1805 showing net income of 5 021 046 and notes receivers have paid interest on first mortgage bonds receivers certificates collateral trust notes and some other obligations while missing interest on the second mortgage and consolidated bonds
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Payne
Milwaukee
Henry C. Payne
Thin Miriing
Alaska
Jenkins
Mle
Pagitia
Northues Pacific
Honda
March to Louisville Dominates Garrison Attendee News
Veterans from the West and Midwest gather in Chicago en route to Louisville for the national encampment. The official route via the Monon railroad is prepared for heavy, hourly service over the 360 mile stretch, signaling a major mobilization of comrades toward the Falls City.
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Chicago
Grand Army
Repubiie
Organiaton
West End
Michigan
Louisville
Wotels
Louieville
Monon Road
Falls City
Collapse at State Fair Building Kills Three Workmen
Three men perish as west tower of machinery hall at the Illinois state fair grounds collapses. Plumbers Charles Hobson and James Flacker from Lilian Neb killed. several others injured, including Fred Gerd and Wilvan, both carpenters, with broken ankles and burns. Officials cite possible mortar failure from recent rain and rushed work to complete the structure for the fair.
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Springfeld
Charles Hobson
James Flarker
Lihvaln
Neb
Timex Park
Fred Gerd
Mr. Wilvan
Ramuel Daympurt
John Gethardt
Charles Tawner
Best Ever Held in the County Pair at Colfax Promises Great Things
Colfax Wash Sept 6 Preparations for Whitman county fair this month call for County events. Grain exhibitor Mr Sturch oversees grains with seasoned skill and enthusiasm, drawing on his Washington exhibit work at the world fair.
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Colfax
Wash
Whitman County
Sturch
Washington
Turkey Starts a Needed Reform in Armenian Persecution
The grand vizier dismissed several officials in Constantinople for extortion of taxes and mistreatment of Armenians. In Bitlis, a gendarmerie unit attacked Kurdish raiders, causing casualties and dispossession of Armenian property owners.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Moosh
Bitlis
Treasury reserves hover above one hundred million mark
A Washington report shows the treasury gold reserve at 90 127 087 nearing the 100 million level after a June surge and July peak of 107 571 280 with recent syndicate deposits lifting the total beyond 100 million though daily statements reflect earlier conditions. Separately an earthquake shook Welena and Helena and Great Falls, lasting about three minutes with no damage reported.
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New York
Treasury
Washington
Webrowry
Welena
Hetera
Sept
Butte
Helena
Great Palle
Pendleton Bank Creditors Paid in Twenty Five Percent
Checks drawn on the assistant treasurer of the United States in New York cover the second 35 percent dividend on proved claims against the National Bank of Pendleton. They have been received from Washington and are being delivered to claimants by Charles B. Jackson, receiver. Also noted are references to Bond Cadéoubbia and William Henry Harthope with unclear details about birth, editor roles, and distant origins, reflecting partial OCR remnants from Pendleton Oregon news.
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Welsar
Mercantile Establishmente
Ss Aeale
Washington County
Easton
Middle States
Ad Farmar
State of California
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
Woisee
Wolar
Mineral City
Welter
Rutiburg
Welser
Warrena
Idaho County
Poms
Weiner
Seven Devils
Millary
Tubria
Qornell
Pendleton Bank
Pendleton
United States
New York
National Bank of
Washington
Charles 8. Jackson
Care Killed and a Great Lakes Trip Ad
A fragment urges heed of a sow warning and promotes relief from worry via a Great Lakes trip offered by the Great Northern System. It cites Mondays and Fridays departures from Diduth, with an eastern terminal at Buffalo and stops including Sault Ste Marie, Mackinac Island, Detroit, and Cleveland. The ad mentions travel by Northwest and Northland lines and references several named individuals and a cigar maker, though the text is garbled.
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Biwtene
Sault See Marie
Mackinny Teland
Detroit
Cleveland
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Boston Commercial Bulletin
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Wrand Army
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Lawler
Grand Army of the
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Gompers
Measra
Samuel Gompéers
P.J. McGuire
Congrean
Newmlas
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Worker of
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Wren
Tesla
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Almerican Congress
Southern Pacific
Father Cardy
Transnertaom
Nage
Gibbonaville
Nagel
John N. Schiller
Henry M. Anthony
Corsalmon
Fruita
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Charles Hathaway Cu
the Rothschilds
Liberty
N.C
Charles Wilgeroth
York Republican Leagues
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Republican League
Murton
Invest
Weiser
BRUGH
Alfred Bopp
THE
Weiser Land and Improvement Co
Ilinsis State
Lehart Carriage
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Kat
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Murnane Mold Ab
Arosmneturene Peleca
Buen
W. B. Pratt
Gec'y
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Italy
William Henry Harthope
Charleston
Premim
Worth
Deanna
Francine
U.S. Gov't
Ehlongi
Chievo
Chicago Telephone Company
Washington Trout
Tereddn
Oneritars
Tiie
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Yenin
V. Pletee
Poe Goen
Ieee
Ethan Cage
Poe
Itus
U.S
Uae
Doreigh
Adare
C.a.snow&co
Maren
Warhincron
Charles A. Baldwin & Co
Wall Street
Ern Gan
Dicti Baan
Sandra G
Tore Almoei
Wits
Ous Wembel
Hon
Merriam CO
Springfield
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Lahore
Treceive
Rial
Marlin Fire Arms CO
Thewen
Cana
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