The morning times., 1896-11-12
BOOM GROWS BIGGER.
Factories Working Overtime and
New Ones Started.

Akron. Ohio, Nov. 11--Manufacturers
and business men report 4 genuine business
boom in this city. New orders are pouring
in To all the manufactures The Werner
Company, employing 900 men, is working
thirteen hours a day. Two large build
ings and all office building Will be erected
by the COMPANY
The Three rubber manufacturers have
increased their forces, and zoo people
are now employed Stoneware shops are
running full and report business prospect
excellent Several plants viii enlarge
their capacity. TIE Whitman, Robinson
Il Company plant, which was destroyed by
fire some time ago, Will be rebuilt at once.
This was contingent on Mckinley's cleo
ton. Mcneil boiler works are running
night and day for the first time since
1898.
Cuyahuga Fails, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE
Taylor, Vaughan * Taylor Company of
this place is working night and day making
machinery for a Wire nail mill, which
will occupy the old wire mill at Cuyahoga
Falls 1t will furnish work for a large
number Of men. Cleveland capitalists
are interested in the new enterprise
waltharn, Mass, Nov. lion MOnIay
next the American waltham Watch Com
pany will increase its running time TO
the full amount of fifty-eight hours per
week.
Nashua y. H, Nov. 11.-Orders have
been received to start up the Vale Mills.
which have been shut down for the past
six months
Mobile, Ala, Nov. 1.-THE Mobile. Jack
son and Kansas City Railroad. an enter
| prlse began nearly thirty years ago. but
| which first was brought To the point of
"a D.
| hung fire since then because OF the financial
| agitation, will be put through without
| delav President F. L. Merrill telegrIphed
| from New York today: As direct result
| OF McKinley's election, the construction OF
| the Mobile jackson and Kansas City VIII
| be pushed 10 completion
| Schenectady, N Y, Nov. I1.-Since the
| election results show that there is to be
! no unsettling OF finances, the General Elec-
| tric Company has been making arrange
| nents 10 open its plant in this city and
| to increase its force by 5000 hands
Des Moines. Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE an
| nouncement was made today that as q
result OF the election OF Mckinley con-
| tract has been closed between the Des
| Moiues Union Railroad and the Chicago,
| Great Western and Wabash, Chicago and
| North western Des MOines Northern and
| Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul roads.
| by which the local company is to build
| a 5000 900 union depot on Cherry street,
| between Fifth and Seventh, next spring.
| The Des Moines Union will also build ex-
| tensiye shops and the Great Western will
| build a big freight depot to cost 500 600
Bessemer. Mich, Nov 11-An indica-
| tious on the range point to an active win
ter's work at the Palmer mine about
i Il arm r1nTn fnr
| stock piles The old Colby mine will
resume operations about the 18th, with
| about zoo men: the Tilden with about $50
| men and 500 more December /. The
| Sunday Lake at Wakefield has started
| with 100 men. All indications are better
than for the last four years.
! Cleveland. Ohio, Nov 11-Fifteen i'm
| portant manufacturing concerns here today y
| gIsye evidence Of the prosperity resultant
| from the election by either starting up CT
| giving notice OF intention to Immediately
put more men to work.
| They are the Britton Rolling Mill Com
| pany. the United Salt Company, the Ameri
| can Wire Company, the Hoffman Ricycl,
! Company, the Avery Stamping Company
| the Forest City Paint and NarIish Works
the Cleveland Twist Drill Company, tn,
Kilby Manufacturing Company, the Acm,
Machinery Company, the Taylor y Boggis
Foundry, the Atlas Bolt and Screw Com
pany, the Lennuy Chemical Company, TIN
Kingbridge Company, the National SAT-
and Lock Works, the Rrightman Machin'
| Company. and the Cleveland Machine
| Screw company.
The aggregate number of men to b
employed is 1000.
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. 11.-Full opera
ton of the big plant of the Harrisburg Sho,
Factory is being resumed Within weei
over SOC employees will be at work In al
departments. :.
Statesmen on the road are sending IL
enough olders to keep the factory booming
during the winter.
The force OF about twenty men employed
at the jackson Barrow works went on i's
time, Monday. They bad previously beel
working on reduced tine.