Free Hides Fight House Must Cut Rates on Shoes
Washington July 27 hides will be taxed for free use if boot and leather goods rates are not lowered. Aldrich refuses to end hides duty without material cuts in boots and shoes, while Warren denies a beef-packer controlled leather market and says the trust claim is unfounded. Western and Eastern senators debate concessions to shoe and harness producers amid tariff talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Senator Warren
Washington
Sinatora
Senate
Rhode Island
Warren
New England
Taft
Hide Trust
United States
Alienists Seek Sanity Ruling in Thaw Case
In White Plains July 27 alienists open testimony to prove Harry K. Thaw sane for release from Matteawan asylum. Key witnesses include Dr Britton Evans and other doctors asserting Thaw is mentally sound while prosecutors and defense spar over paranoia claims.
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Stanford White
White Plains
N. Y
Matteawan “Asylum
Jerome
New York
Thaw
Britton Evans
Riots in Guadalajara Prompt Arrests and Casualties
Political unrest in Guadalajara triggers a sweep of arrests totaling over two hundred. Dozens are seriously injured, including two Americans. Two deaths reported amid the clashes. City authorities investigate and urge calm as the situation unfolds.
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Guadalajara
Mexico City
Mrs Oliphant Admitted to Bail After Poisoning Case
Mrs William Oliphant faced a murderin g style case after admitting to poisoning her child. Bail set at 5000 dollars was furnished by her brother and neighbors as authorities arranged for her release and transport to the city hospital.
Balloon in Snowstorm Lands Near Savanna Wheat Field
An air voyage from University City to Savanna ends in a wheat field north of Savanna after a 235 mile journey. Capt. Berry and crew describe rain and snow got their balloon soaked, gas failing, and the basket swinging during the storm. They aimed for the Lahm cup record of 475 miles but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ct. Louis
Ravaria
St. Lew
Joan Berry
Panl McCullough
Join
Thurman
University City
Savanna
Berry
Chandler
St. Louis
Green Worm Kills Trees In Midwest And Gulf States
The green striped maple worm is causing defoliation in Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Illinois and gulf states. It is a naked yellowish green caterpillar about two inches long. Birds like the robin blue bird and tufted titmouse should be protected while spraying Paris green at one half to one pound per fifty gallons can kill young caterpillars. A trench three feet deep can trap and kill many caterpillars as they move to the ground.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Gulf States
Department of Agriculture
Paris
Tiger Attack on Trainer at Coney Island Show
Mogul a Bengal tiger attacked trainer Henry Falkendorth during a New York performance at Coney Island. Spectators panicked as the beast struck, opening Falkendorth’s scalp and causing concussion. He remained unconscious with only small hope of recovery.
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New York
Coney Island
Henry Falkendorth
Falkendorth
Two Fishermen Drown In Kalamazoo River Mill Pond
Marshall Mich July 27 James Comstock Jr and Benjamin Curtis drowned after their boat capsized in a mill pond of the Kalamazoo river while they stood up casting for fish. Both bodies were recovered after the accident six miles from Marengo.
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Mill Pond
Marshall, Mich
James Comstock
Benjamin Curtis
Mill
Kalamazoo River
Marengo
Chicago Grain and Provisions Trading and Closing Quotations
Enormous wheat receipts at Chicago and the southwest push prices lower with July at 1.0544 and September at 1.03% on the board. Closing quotes show slight declines across wheat corn oats and lard with cash prices noting No 2 hard wheat around 1.1, No 2 corn near 66 to 67 cents, and assorted livestock receipts at South Omaha: cattle 4,600 steady. hogs 2,000 steady to firm. sheep 6,600 strong with varied ranges.
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Chicago
Southwest
Board of Trade Today
Dee
Walt
Chicago Live Stock Market Report July 26
Cattle receipts 17 000 steady to 10 cents higher. Steers 5.00 to 5.75, cows 3.50 to 5.25, heifers 4.69 to 6.05, bulls 3.40 to 4.85, calves mixed. Wreckers and feeders 3.75 to 5.15. Hog receipts 27 000 steady to strong. Choice heavy 6.20 to 6.30, fat hogs 7.60 to 8.15, bulk sales 7.75 to 8.15. Sheep receipts 22 000. lambs 4.50 to 7.75, yearlings 4.75 to 5.00.
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South Omaha
Chicago
Lamba
Wreck of Wa bash train floods Missouri River near Kansas City
Six people died and three possibly fatally injured when Wa bash passenger train No. 4 plunged into the Missouri River thirty miles east of Kansas City as the embankment collapsed amid flood damage. Doctor Turner Lehorek of St Louis treated twenty seven injured within thirty minutes helping women passengers make dressings.
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Missouri River
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wabash
Here
Dens
Charles Flowers
Eagineer
Louis Bond
Ireman
Moberly
Harry Eckert
Baggageman
Daniel
T. King
Eldon
Charles Anthony
Jesse Oldham
Frank Gardner
Mt. Vernon
Hackett
Orrick
Mise
Rene Dorton
George Metcalf
Cedar Raycids
Des Moines
No. 4
E. T. King
King
Turner Lehorek
Dr. Lehvrek
Forty-Two Hurt In Wreck At Zionsville Indiana
A Big Four passenger train derailed near Zionsville injuring forty-two as the baggage car and two coaches left the track while the train ran at ninety miles an hour. The locomotive stayed on the rails and about 200 passengers were aboard. Those uninjured helped the injured from car windows as crews rushed to assist. All expected to recover.
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Zionsville
Ind
Indianapolis
Raila
Secretary Wilson Pursues Bleached Flour Violations
Secretary Wilson gathers evidence on violations of the bleached flour order as forty inspectors work nationwide. Minneapolis millers report winter wheat millers noncompliance, prompting seizures and condemnation actions expected soon.
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Wilson
Washington
Department
Minneapolis
New Orleans Boxer Earns Draw Despite Broken Arm
Bert Garle of New Orleans fought eight rounds with Kid Hayes of Chicago at the Royal Athletic Club and earned a draw despite a fractured right arm.
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New Orleans
Bert Garle
Kid Hayes
Chicago
The
Royal Athletic Club
The Popular One Story Bungalow Plan by Glinn Il Saxton
The article describes the pure bungalow type, its size, and appeal for single story living. It details a plan 24 by 38 feet with nine foot ceilings, Washington fir finishes, a large basement, and a total construction cost around $1,750 exclusive of plumbing and heating. Architect Glenn IL Saxton of Illinois is credited.
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Glenn IL. Saxton
A Pointer on Mosquitoes Advice for Home Preventives
A short guidance notes using oil of eucalyptus on pillows to deter flies and mosquitoes and applying peroxide to bites to end itching and stinging.
Corset Advice Warns Against Tight Lacing in Summer
It is urged that women avoid wearing corsets too tight during hot months to prevent circulation issues and heart strain. The guidance emphasizes health concerns linked to constrictive garments.
Water and diet urged as skin cure by Dr. Fox
Dr G H Fox, noted skin disease expert, attributes summer troubles to wrong diet and says many disorders are cured by exercising more and eating less. He emphasizes drinking pure water freely except around meals and surrounding hours. He also stresses diet change as often more effective than air.
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G H. Fox
Ile
Ranchmen Stockmen Karmers Office in Alliance
A short invitation to use the Alliance office as headquarters with a rest room daily and weekly papers on file and comfortable seating for travelers.
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Alliance
Real Estate Org Promises Big Land Sale Reach
A large real estate organization pledges extensive resources to facilitate land sales. The message emphasizes their capacity to handle wide-scale property transactions and deliver substantial market access for sellers.
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Glenn L. Sexton
Minneapolis, Minn
Dining
ISG Xie
Miss Rose C. Hermanash
Joseph S
Saxton
Jake H. Herman
Jos
Skala
Sausay
John B
Herman Win
C. Herman
Aki
Forovy
Karmers
Phillips- Thomas
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