Decline in cereals and farm products continues in trade review
In New York Nov 5 theBradstreets Trade Review notes colder weather boosts wholesale activity yet overall farm product declines persist. Cereal and animal outputs softened while western farmers hold crops. canning winds down and tin plate mills shut. Wheat and corn exports rise over last week but lag last year. overall eastern trade remains tepid with limited activity.
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Press Companies Refuse Union Recognition in Strike Blockade
In New York a mediator board pledges favoring the workers if they drop their demand for recognizing the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. The workers refuse and vow to stay out until union recognition is granted. Mayor Upholds licensing for express drivers to bar strikebreakers. Chicago garment workers march on the North Side, denouncing nonunion workers. Mrs. Raymond Robins supports arbitration, Hull House hosts talks toward settlement.
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State Board of Mediators
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Francis
Bangs
Counsl
Adams Express Company
Stockton
Welle Fargo Company
Chicago
Marseilles
North Side
Raymond Robing
Woman's Trade Union League
Robing
Hull House
Citizens’ Committee
Nomination Bought Hints Spark Connecticut Nomination Cost Claim
Judge Simeon B Baldwin Democrat nominee for Connecticut governor accuses Republican rival Charles A Goodwin of paying for his nomination. Baldwin demands a public statement this week on the cost to backers. Also notes his own nomination came unsought and unthought. Peace Sunday proposal urged by Americas Peace Society for universal arbitration. Leavenworth case links the photo to a slain police officer. Minnesota letter carriers named. Cheyenne school appointees. Uncle Sam impersonator dies in poverty.
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Jude Baldwin
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Larceny Charge Tells of $15,000 Richmond Case
News from New York reports the arrest in Philadelphia of Arthur Dunphy on warrants from the district attorney here charging larceny of $15,000. The Anglo South American bank says Dunphy obtained a loan on securities already pledged. The DA's office notes possible broader financier involvement.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Dunphy
Anglo South American Bank
Dunphy
American Runners Winners at Madison Square Garden Race
The American team of Hans Holmer and William Queal won the 20 mile international foot race at Madison Square Garden in a world record time of 1 hour 29 minutes 47 seconds. The Canadian pair Fred Meadows and Abbie Woods came in second and Sweden’s Gustaf Ljungstrom and John Svanborg finished third.
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Hans Holmer
William Queal
Madison Square Garden
Fred Meadows
Abbie Woods
Gusta Ljungstrom
John Svanborg
China to Have Imperial Parliament in 1913
New decree from Peking says an imperial parliament, first in China's history, will be convoked in 1913. Deerwood malt shops warned to confine sales to malt only by the Deerwood council. Model Dairy Farm fire in Lake Bluff destroys buildings. 100 thoroughbred cows saved. loss about 40000 dollars. believed started by a tramp smoking.
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Peking
Deerwood, Minn
Deerwood
Model Dairy
Chicago
Scott Durand
Chicago Society
Lake Bluff
Ill
The Dead Soldier's Afterglow
The scene follows Ned Wagstall and Belle Harkaway amid a sham battle. Wagstall pretends dead after a misread bravado, while Belle mourns, then discovers he is alive when a playful pinch reveals his pulse, prompting a humorous exchange about the soldier's afterglow and the joke.
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Wagstaff
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Drummonday
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Poland and the ethic drift of a questionable benefactor
Narrator recalls Oscar Poland once allied with their group then drifted away over his blunt selfish philosophies. Poland proclaims willingness to steal if unseen, prompting ridicule and eventual ostracism while the narrator and Alan Wells investigate his finances and reveal his aid to a poor family before quietly giving aid themselves.
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Poland
Alan Wells
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Wella
Oscar Pe
Oscar Poland
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Alan
Oscar
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