Firm’s Failure in Chicago Bankrupts Donnelly & Co
The Chicago brokerage firm Donnelly & Co fails with liabilities near 2,000,000 and assets potentially around 2,500,000. Securities include unlisted stocks and gas company ventures. notes from friends may total 500,000. The collapse was revealed at a creditors’ meeting as bank accounts showed larger losses than before. Jewel C Knight, senior partner, returned from Colorado and met with the receiver and lawyers.
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Chicago
of Hight, Donnelly & Co
Friendl Ness Associates
Jewell C. Knight
Colo. Tado
Is Your Brain A Muscle Or Thought Source
A sales pitch claims thinking drains the brain and body requires nourishment from real blood-making foods. Warns against colored food preparations and cheap tonics. Promotes a grocery stock with three warerooms, positioning as brain and muscle specialists offering help at no extra cost with good credit.
Ferndell Fruits Ad Offers Orchard Native Picks
Ferndell Fruits touts raspberries white pitted cherries red Antwerp black raspberries plums green gage and yellow eye packed by large grocers on their own properties in New York state. The copy claims top quality flavor and advertises a regular price with a 3c special for 2300.
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New York State
Antwerp
Mutineers Hold A Russian Ship In Harbor Turmoil
Mutineers hold a Russian ship as revolutionary bands threaten the harbor. Potemkin fires on a Cossack patrol killing four and wounding twenty. Ships brace for action while troops and guards tighten the city’s defenses amid rumors of further mutinies. Tokyo reports a constitutionalist surge backing peace terms and Korean Manchurian settlement. Vladivostok notes Japanese warships on the horizon.
Incendiary mobs do their worst at night
London reports the Odessa dispatch describing mobs laying waste to quays and harbor buildings while fire brigades are blocked by armed incendiaries. Troops retreat in fear as Kniaz Potemkine guns threaten bombardment and foreign warships may be summoned to guard colonies amid deaths from clashes.
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London
Odessa
Ames
Kniaz Potemkine
Lodz strike eases as most workers return to work
Out of 60,000 Lodz laborers about 7,000 remain out after a mostly quieting strike. Martial law continues with patrols and closures. Officials warn mobilization in Russian Poland may reach Warsaw within two days, raising fears of unrest if mobilization occurs.
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Warsaw
Lodz
Lorses
Russian
Poland
Roosevelt at Harvard and German museum visit summary
President Theodore Roosevelt attended Harvard University and the Germanic Museum visit after leaving the alma mater event. He sent a telegram to the German emperor praising closer German American ties, then spoke briefly at Harvard Union to students who cheered and led the “three times three” salute before luncheon at the Porcellian Club.
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Taft
Oliot
Berlin
Harvard University
Germanic Museum
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard Union
Colonel Higginson
Union
Roosevelt
College Yard
Porcellian Club
Roosevelts Views On College Sports
In a student address Theodore Roosevelt praises sport and outdoor games while cautioning against sentimentality. He defends rough play and physical risk as tests of hardihood and courage, noting injuries are acceptable when caused by others.
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Roosevelt
Harvard Alumni Warn Against Sports Bravado and Professionalism
A Harvard College alumni column argues against brutality in play, sensationalism, and professionalization in college sports. It urges undergraduates to value honorable competition, keep sport from dominating life, and preserve amateur spirit. Choate of 1852 was elected Harvard alumni association president, succeeding Bishop Lawrence. Roosevelt named vice president.
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Harvard
McRe
Cambridge
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Alumni Association
Harvard College Today
William Lawrence
Boston
Roosevelt
Amalgamation of Clubs Creates Pacific Northwest AAU
Seattle June 2 The North Pacific Amateur Athletic association dissolved as the executive board approved a new Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic association. Formed as a branch of the American Amateur Athletic union, the group includes Multnomah Athletic Club Seattle Athletic Club Spokane Athletic Club University of Washington and Portland Rowing Club. Canadian teams are to be admitted at the AAU meeting this fall under a special law.
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Seattle
Wash
North Pacific Amateur Athletic Association
Multnomah Athletic
Seattle Athletic Club
Spokai Athletic Club
University of Washiton
Portland Rowing Club
American Amateur Athletic Union
Pacific Northwest ‘Amateur 'Athletic Association
North Pacific Association
Strike declared at coal and iron mines in Polish districts
A strike was declared today at the coal and iron mines, foundries, and factories in the districts of Dombrowa Strzemieshzyce and Sosnovie, Warsaw reports. The action disrupts mining and manufacturing operations across the region.
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Warsaw
Dombrowa
Strzemieshzyce
Sosnovie
Brilliant wedding of Helena's popular couple shines
Mose J. Silverman and Miss Essie Morris wed at the Morris residence in Helena in a large ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Klein. Fred Fisher served as best man and Judith Bernheim as maid of honor. Guests from across the state sent congratulatory messages as the couple planned a Salt Lake departure.
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Standard
Helenea
Helena
Mose J. Silverman
Essie Morris
Moses Morris
Coupl
Dr. Klein
Temple Emanuel
Fred Fisher
Spokane
Fligman
Great Falls
Silverman
Salt Lake
Kansas Town Wrecked by a Fierce Tornado
A Rock Island railroad message from Fairbury Nebraska reports Philipsburg Kansas was wrecked by a tornado this evening. Six dead are confirmed and many others feared dead. The town is a division point on the Rock Island in north central Kansas about 29 miles from the Nebraska line. Names include Daniel Weaver, Mrs Alexander and two daughters, Mr Morgan and Morgan's hired hand, Elmer Lamb, and an unknown woman. The Carwell families lost homes and were injured. Elmer Lamb's body was found in the ruins.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fairbury
Wilson
Philipsburg
Kan
Rock Island
Kansas
Nebraska
Daniel Weaver
Jerme
Alexander
Morgan
Elmer
Lamb
C. B
M. Carwell
Elemer Lamb
Nine Die In Dynamite Explosion At Emporium Plant
An explosion at the Imporium Powder Company plant three miles west of Emporium Pennsylvania kills nine workers and injures twelve to fifteen others. Seven buildings are wrecked. Most injured are expected to recover.
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Emporium
Imporium Powder Company
Sev-en
Firework and weapon ban ordinance in Anaconda city
An ordinance prohibiting sale, possession, and use of firearms firecrackers and explosives within Anaconda limits. It forbids shooting, discharging guns, cannons or fireworks, and selling or exposing for sale to residents or minors. Violators face fines from eight to four hundred dollars. defense of property or law enforcement is allowed. Passed June 7 1905 and approved June 27 1905.
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Anaconta
City of Anaconda
Anaconda
Tony
Isasuage
Demwos
Wrenzie
P. Sullivan
City Cork
Ofice
Creditor Notice in Estate of Daniel Flanagan Deceased
Notice by Theresa Flanagan Administratrix to creditors and all claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address: 10 East Park Avenue Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated June 28 1905. Also bid request for cement walk construction on Park Avenue fronting lot 19 21 Block 25 27 details in city office due July 3 1905.
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Daniel Flanagan
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer
Theresa Flanagan
Mont
Park Avenue
P. Sullivan
Swanhilda Reaches Rio After Storm Damage
The British ship Swanhilda, 19 days from Greener, arrived in Rio de Janeiro after severe storm damage and near loss. Merchants report reinsurance at seven percent and note the voyage was overdue by about IX days.
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Francisco
Merchants’ Exchange
Swanhilda
Greener
Rio de Janeiro
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