The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-14
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Spaulding Sc Pepper Manufacturing
Company has started up its factory in
ChicOpee after few weeks shut down,
pending the results of the election. The
company had large number of orders
conditional upon the Republican vic
tory.
Worcester, Mass, November 5.-The
knowles loom works, which have been
running nine hours a day, Eve days a
week, will start up next week on full
time, ten hours day, six days week
This concern, which employs several
hundred hands, and is one of the
largest manufacturing establishments
in the city, has many large orders which
were contingent on McKinley's cleo
tion
The Winslow skate factory, one of
the largest skate manufactories in tue
country, viii begin work next week,
working fifty two hours week. Ithas
been running forty-iiye hours. Colonel
Winslow, the proprietor, says his Gus.
toners have been holding back orders
to see how the election was going, and
now there will be enough to keep the
factory running with a full compliment
of help to the end of the season.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 5.-This has
been the busiest day in the history Of
the local banks. Prior to the election
the people had beeu drawing and
boarding gold and currency, but now
that the result is known they are just
as anxious to get it back into the
banks.
The amount of coin and notes ten
dered at the various repositories today
made it necessary to bring into requisi-
ton all the clerks to assist the tellers.
The coin came in large and small sums.
Counting it was out Of the question, so
it was weighed, the depositor being no.
tilted that it would be tagged and cred
it given when counted. All of the
banks had to put on extra messengers
to carry the gold with which they were
burdened. Over $4,000 was depos,
tied in gold and $2,5OO,OoO in currency,
most of it in small amounts.
Detroit, Mich Nov, 5.-The result OF
Tuesdays election has stimulated bust
ness and all local banks report an in
crease of deposits and an influx of gold
showing that large sums had been
boarded pending the election.
George II. Russell, president of the
State Savings Bank, said today that
since yesterday morning his bank had
been flooded with applications for loans
on real estate security and the increase
of deposits had been remarkable.
ave took in more gold yesterday
than for many weeks previous, and to
day the amount of gold in the deposits
is much larger than yesterday. l know
one man who deposited $1,000 in golt
yesterday"
Joseph B. Moore, cashier of the Pen
insular Savings Bank, also reported
big increase of deposits yesterday and
today, and other bank cashiers agreed
with him. Over $4,000 in gold wa
paid out to employees here today.
Peoria, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-Peoria industries
are already reopening and increasing
their forces as a result of the election
Since Tuesday factories employing
over 1000 men have opened or will opel
by Monday, and many more are gettint
ready. Many postponed buildings will
be erected this winter.
Il Gold is again in circulation in thit
city. 1t has been paid to banks on de
post and has been used in Commercial
transactions. Large manufacturin
, concerns publish notice that in conse
quence of McKinley's election they wi
, put on night forces at once.
Joliet, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-The Fox Soil
! Pressed Steel company will start il
plant in full operation within a fe'
r DAYS and 500 men will return to wort
J. The mill was closed down a month ag,
Canton, Ill, Nov. 5.-The extensiv
implement works of the Parlin & OreI
S dorff company of this city this morl
/. ing resumed work in all department
}. They will Immediately start out a
}, their travelling men.
Il Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 5.-The settl
4 ment of the presidential election
|. having cheering effect in industri
circles in this city.
,. The Milwaukee harvester works VIZ
8 the first institution to start Il
II ball on the road to prosperity by en-
!. ploying 300 additional men. Two hu1
dred more will be added within
IS month.
d Railway officers reportla great ru'
! for mileage books by the traVeliI
It agents.
Beloit, Wis, Nov. 5.-The Berlin m
,e chine works started up this mornin
$ furnishing employment to 100 men, a
.. ter a protracted idleness. The reope
E. ing is a direct result of the election