The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-26
MCKINLEY ANSWERED.
The Questions Asked In His Bangor
speech Answered by the Looms
and Spindles of Our Tex
tile Factories.
THE QUESTIONS.

THE QUESTIONS.
Better in what particular?
Whose factories will it set to
work?
1t will not increase the demand
for labor at home.
1t will not start single new fac
tory at home.
THE ANSWERS.
The following exhibit is a sample
of the uniform replies to the above
questions nnde by the industrial
enterprises of the country. The
following items relate wholly to the
revival of business in the textile in
dustry, as reported mainly by the
Textile World, trade publication:
The Providence Worsted Mills,
Providence, r.. l., are now running
to full capacity and on full time,
and have orders ahead for period
of two mouths.
The woolen mill at Mantle, r.. l.,
is soon to be operated after a shut
down of several years. 1t has been
leased for the manufacture of yarn.
The Gregory Woolen Mill, Wick
ford, r.. l., which is now running on
| full time, is crowded with orders
for new goods.
The Stonewall Cotton Mills Com
pany, Stonewall, Mass, is putting
in new machinery.
The Ruddy Thread Company,
Worcester, Mass, will erect a 100
By 80 feet dye house, two stories,
with boiler house attached.
Bliss, Taft &c Co. of Norwich,
Conn.,, WOODEN waste manufactur-
ers, have arranged to locate a
branch Office at Niagara Falls.
The new Dilling Cotton Mills,
Kings Mountain, N. c., will be in
operation in about two or three
weeks.
The Baltic Mills Company, En-
field, N. f., has enlarged its plant
The East Pond Manufacturing g
Company, Newport, Me-, is to add
ten more looms to the wooen mills,
which will give IN output of one
third more capacity than now.
The Nemadji Woolen Mills,a new
corporation at Superior, Wis, is
capitalized at 100000.
The machinery Of the Riverside
Woolcn Company at Lebanon, n
! H., is being increased.
AT a recent meeting of the stock.
holders of tire Modena Cotton Mills
Gastonia, II. c., it was decided tc
put on 10 more looms and 5000
spindlcs.
Hurst d Rogers, manufacturers
of tapestry carpets at Philadelphia
contemplate putting in additional
looms.
The erection of cotton mill i,
contemplated at Triton, Georgia.
The Hartwell Wooden Mill, Ole
Town. Me, will be improved ant
new machinery added. An addi
tion 20x13 and another story are
being built.
The Lowell, Mass, Machine ShoI
has orders on land for 800 rine
spinning frames from the fremont
and Suffolk, and one for like ma
machinery for the Dnffie Mills, O.
Fall River.
Enlargements are being made tt
Rhodes Brothers factory at Astol
Mill, Pa.
The Edgemount Company, Oma
ha. Neb., is building a woolen mil
at Edgemount, Neb., and will be
gin production in three months.
The Linden Manufacturing Co.
Davidson, N. c., is making plan.
for enlarging its mills by the addi
tion of moore looms and other ma
chinery.
A movement is in progress a
Tocoa, Ga, indorsed by the cit.
council, TO build IL 100000 cottol
factory. Foreign capital will b.
. Interested.
A company has been organized
f at Sank Center, MINI, to manufac
ture woolen goods. j. A. Dubois,
, is PRESIDENT; NJ. A. Scheldrup, sec
, rotary, and C.M.Sprague treasurer
The Nonotuck Silk Company in
tends building an addition to it
mill at Hartford, Mass.
The woolen mill at East Lyon, r
l., which has been idle for severa
years, has been leased to ALFRED
Burdick and George Lawton, VIII,
will manufacture yarns. 1t is un
derstood that they have order
ahead for year and that they viii