White & Co assignment shocks New York stock scene
The article announces the assignment of White & Co, a New York and Chicago operator, after heavy speculation in corn and breadstuffs. It notes large liabilities, the firm’s failure to meet obligations, and that stock shares remain outstanding. Chicago excitement follows the news as creditors review the firm’s finances.
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Chicago
Tip Dakoga
White
White & Co
New York
Stock Exchange
Frm
Hagbert
Comrete
Testing at Indian Head Proving Ground Reveals Rapid Fire Gun
The maty de partment conducted a rapid fire gun test at the Indian Head proving ground. Salvo timings show five rounds with first shot at 11 seconds, second at 22, third at 17, demonstrating unprecedented firing capability. A 10 inch gun for Monterey with new breach mechanism also succeeded, and both systems impressed officials for potential service adoption.
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Wastinat
Maty Department
Governic DL Proving Ground
Monterey
White’s Wall Street ally to resume business soon
New York Sept 24 The failure of W H White excites sympathy in Wall Street where he had long been a prominent figure with a high reputation. The failure relates to his farming operations not his Wall Street business. many eminent men have offered support and it is announced he will resume business shortly.
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New York
W. White
Wall Street
Ain
Unclear fragmentary text prompts confusion
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disjointed scene with a call for help and a retreat, but lacks coherent names, places, or events to identify a news item or construct a meaningful summary.
Judas a Gentleman and the Slander Letters Controversy
A sermon at First MF church condemns anonymous letters as harmful gossip. Rev Cenlo urges sympathy for alleged targets while recalling prior similar correspondence. The piece notes a recent spate of letters and public reaction, questioning their credibility and calling out deceitful writing.
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Firat MF
Cenlo
Saul
Keira Te Comtescgice
Matt
Post Office
Judas
Gertirman
McHarteiial
Financial report of a fraternal order and lodge activity
The document details treasurer figures for a grand lodge system including 51 grand encampments 65 grand lodges and 2209 subordinate camps with 9421 lodges. It records war relief fund totals 242595 57 94 and a treasury balance plus invested assets and notes on meeting dates and duties.
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Mport
Arting
Utp
Chy Meyer
Toe
Enramjonent Ridtibers de Wy
Rebekah
Brorhee
Mermbhers
Etekah Waly
Partherwnen Meeting Outlines Lumber Group Goals
A meeting summary describes a venture formed in September with aims to establish a lumber company. Officers include Jobo L. and Roger Nerfalb with истablished capital requirements and plans to stabilize lumber prices and handle surplus materials entering the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomiertion
Seth Cortre
Norsama
Carel Ua Dressed Lumber Companys
Ccoracty
Prsilent Jobo L
Roger Nerfalb
P20
Ho Clay
The German Catholic Congress Opens In America
Between 300 and 400 delegates attended the first business meeting of the German Catholics of America. Officers chosen include President Edward Newhouse of Leopoldville, Frank Baumer Syracuse, NY, Joseph Sturla Louisville, Matthias Kohr Buffalo, CH Jaegle Pittsburgh, and Mr Gumterbach St Louis. Rev Dr Hindsher of Buffalo delivered the welcome address. discussion followed on sectional Catholic congresses in all U S dioceses.
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Birrato
Congress of
Amerca
Edward Newlause
Leopvile
Frank Baumer
Syracuse
Joseph Sturla
Louisville
Matthias Kohr Buffaloe
CH Jaegle Pittsberg
Gumterbach
St Lous
Dr Hindsher
Buffalo
Newhouse
United States
Fragmentary note on patent tonics and false health claims
Disjointed text discusses substituted preparations and alleged cures, urging caution against false statesmen and urging institute testing of medicines. Mentions sarsaparilla, wakefulness, weakness, energy, and a dubious 32 tax on bachelors in Wyoming. The mix hints at health product promotion and tax comment within a fragmentary snippet.
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Remedy
The ad touts Br Beers Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for pale complexion weak muscles and torpid liver. It claims blood will glow with health if the remedy is used and warns delays are dangerous for various ailments and skin issues.
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Golor
Equrat
Br. Bieres
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice item
Vague readable fragments show a local public notice about a sale or legal action. Names, dates, and places are unreadable or missing. The text implies official action but lacks concrete details to determine scope or deadline.
Dalzell Opposition Becomes Rally for Unanimous Nomination
At the Scranton convention the Republican State League elected Hon. John B. Robinson of Delaware County as president by an overwhelming vote. Dalzell and Warren showed strong club resistance while the committee debated club admissions and the union of Republican clubs under a unified charter. The session drew delegates from 198 clubs amid tense arguments over representation and organizational rules.
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SckanTax
John B. Robinson
Delaware County
Republican State League
Scranton Armory
Robinson
Dalzell
Matjor Warren
Scranton
John BR Robinson
Epi
Stuart Curly Veter Tay
Nba
Mie
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Escentive
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Moreland
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Fetrooet Pri Omny
Wethawu
Ter
Delaware Arty Nuit
John B. Mobinson
Qentnoton
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Iletch
Albas
Pholad
Everest
Dalal
Mao
Reboig Rate
Praid Dalal
Dasels F Jones
Gore
Wallace
Tha Roe
Aid John C Carter
Lancaster
EL HO Ban Lolp
Llaotanar
Nis Bh
Clibe
Republican Cubs
Perantyn
Tate
Neste
Memberet
Poaim
Vauteredan
Lataf
Bitte
Debating a Woman's Fate in Fitzsimmons Trial
Proceedings in the Fitzsimmons case concluded with Judge Ewing delivering the charge. Attorneys Marshall and others addressed the jury as the trial moved toward verdict in the Allegheny county court.
Mass of Debris Buries Italian Laborers in Accident
A Baltimore and Ohio construction train smashed into a box car on a side track near Clin ton Ohio injuring seven to eight Italians as the switch was left open. Several workers escaped into the woods seeking protection amid the commotion.
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Arron
Clinton
Akron
Baltimore Amlio
Baltimore
Bio
Testing the Company Store Law in Roger Coal case
Hagrisunna September 24 Today Attorney General Hensel will present an important argument in the Roger Coal company store case. Lawyers debate if the recent legislature funding corporations to Company Stores is legal. The suit could set a precedent guiding whether other firms keep or abandon their stores.
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Hagrisunna
Hensel
Roger Coal Company
Wlegal Thisake
Removing the Ban on Catholic Odd Fellows Debate
A New York dispatch reports a dispute over whether Denis O Keefe, a Catholic and Odd Fellow in good standing, may hold church privileges. Archbishop Corman reportedly considered the question, noting the ban on the Odd Fellows may conflict with church law, while Father Lavelle offered cautious remarks.
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New York
Adriwen NY
Dennis O'Keefe
Curch Sand
Tts
Corrican
Fisher Carrahar
Addison
Jaltimwear
Corman
Father Lavelle
Cormgan
Verona Malls Miracle Prophet Accused in Boy's Death
A Verona boy named Peter Haver died after a family sought aid from Prophet Davis amid a homemade faith healing ceremony. The community watched as the funeral drew near while authorities investigate possible neglect and improper medical care.
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Verona
Niles Eustes
Peter Haver
Dass
Abis
Davis
Lot Peter
Turmoil Grows in Yangtze Valley With Revolt Threats
On September 24 reports say Ichang’s disorders intensify as rebellion spreads in the Yangtze Kiang region. Wu Chang threatens revolt, with Blanks towns like Hankow and Chunking seen as likely to follow as river navigation falters. Paris envoy Lemaire leaves for Peking.
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Soasghal
Ichang
Yang Ts. Kiang
Hlankow
Chunkmy
Shanghai
Wuchang
Lemaire
France
Pekin
Grant Monument Ceremonies Invitations Clarified
Chicago September 24 trustees of the Grant monument announce no special invitations for the October 7 unveiling. A general invitation is extended to all Grand Army posts veterans societies and uniformed military and civic groups nationwide to attend and take part.
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Chicgo
Societies of Veterans and Sons of Veterans
United States
Harvest Festival parades through Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis
Minneapolis celebrates a harvest festival with an ideal fall day. Nicollet avenue is decorated with bunting and wheat sheaves. Arches crown streets, flour barrels form decorative pillars, festoons span alleys, and religious services and an opera house service of praise feature during the event.
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Minneapolis
Nicollet Avenue
Tenth Street
Pavipre
The Final Struggle at Briceville Mines
Desperate miners in Briceville threaten armed action as convicts remain under guard. Leader Ingraham and sub lessee Goodwin organize a possible assault with Gatling guns and a cannon. About 1,000 miners and sympathizers in Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana may move within 24 hours if no relief comes by the 25th.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Briceville
Ingraham
J. E., Goodwin
Goodwin
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Ers
Settlement on bricklayers apprentices limits reached
In Bostos on Sept 24 a deal between the Bricklayers union and the Mason Builders association ended the cap on apprentices. Builders may hire many, but each apprentice must serve three years and not be released before 23. Apprentices must receive steady work until term end, even in slow business.
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Bricklayers' Apprentices Limited
Bostos
Bricklayer Union
The
Mason Builders’ Association
To Settle the Wheeling Strike
President William Weibe of the Amalgamated Association is due in Wheeling to mediate the strike of rollers roughers over a 56 cent per day screw tending raise. Etna and Standard mills have shut. other mills run small forces. About 900 men idle amid continuing labor tension.
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Wheeling
William Weibe
Amalgamated Association
Etna
Standard
Cisar Makora Strike Sees 200 Cigar Makers Walkout
Nearly 200 cigar makers at the Qwl factory in Quiscs Florida went on strike after the manager refused to discharge two non union men. Strikers threaten violence toward non union workers amid rising tension and excitement.
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Quiscs
Fla
Qwl
Straitton & Storm
New York
Missouri White Caps Sentenced in Rockport Trial
Boone county White Caps were tried in Rockport Missouri after a venue change from Columbia. Defendants Bud Beer James McKean and Isaac Farbis faced charges for assaulting Jack Crofton at Deer Park on September 5 for alleged wife desertion. Bud Beer and McKean received 100 dollar fines and six months in jail. James Beer was jailed for one day while Forbis was released. Witnesses testified.
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Missouri
Rockport
Boone County
Colombia
Squire Benton White
Bud
James Beer
Thomas McKean
Isaac Farbis
Deer Park
Jack Crofton
Bud Eer
McKean
Forbis
Ity
Mrs Z Wallace Nearing Death in Shannon City
Mrs Z Wallace lies at death’s door in Shannon, Illinois near Freeport. Gen Lew Wallace, of Indianapolis, has been advised and is expected to arrive soon. Mrs Wallace collapsed while lecturing on woman suffrage saying she would not continue the argument.
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Lew T Wallace
Freeport
Fills
Z. Wallace
Shannon
His
Lew Wallace
Indianapolis
MacQueary Withdraws as Rev. Howard Quits Church
The suspended Episcopal minister Howard MacQueary withdraws from the contest and will notify the bishop. Leonard Meary accepts a call to a wealthy Universalist church in Saginaw Michigan and will assume charge in October.
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MacQueary
Cantux, O
Howard MacQueary
Leonard Meary
Saginaw
Mich
Sunday Funeral Protest Grows Among Clergy and Undertakers
Ministers and undertakers unite to oppose Sunday funerals with religious and business pressure. A Chilean Junta revolt is reportedly quelled. Public schools in St Paul close for heat, and a hurricane hits the Minnesota–South Dakota line. Rich German heir marries his impoverished sweetheart after inheriting 8.8 million.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Santiago
St. Paul
Minnesota
South
America
George Hamiton
Admiralty
England
Richard Hornig
Anstel
Germany
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Sweatheart
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Eoenic Paed. CO
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Elim Priest
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Democrat Conference
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Ellis H. Orvis
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Prand
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Adms Sud Ex
Potabnau
Cisar Makora
Ayers
de C. Ayers
Lowell
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