Insurance and property for sale in Detroit and Cleveland
Delicensed dealer advertises fire tornado and burglar insurance from Sun Insurance London and multiple carriers with assets over several million. Bankers Surety of Cleveland offers bonds and property listing services. For sale a seven room house at Ash and Hope for $1600 and a small cottage on Clark Street Sidward for $650, with installment plans and quick terms.
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Sun iInsurance
London
Eng
Detroit Fire & Marine Inc. Co
Detroit
Mich
American Centreinsurance Co
St. Louis
Providence Washington Incurance Co
Providence
Ash and
Hope Street
Clark Street
Sid Ward
For sale listings of Lansing Avenue properties and surroundings
For sale The captain W H Lutton residence on Lansing Avenue priced at 3500 a desirable building lot on Lansing Avenue near Orris Hayes and C A Hegge at 750 two miles east of Austin 160 acre Affine farm at 55 per acre near Austin good buildings 4 miles east of town building lot on Lansing two blocks from hotel 1000 sale Also a good house and barn for rent possession October 20 1907 Mrs Susan E Mells residence 10 south St Paul street among city listings easy terms affordability noted.
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W. H
Austin
Susan E
Mel
St. Paul Street
Governor Guild Helped Subdue Paroled Lunatic in State House Riot
In Augusta Arkansas and Boston reports, a cocaine crazed Black man killed seven and wounded others, while in Massachusetts John A. Steele, released on Danvers asylum parole, shot three labor leaders at the state house. Governor Guild aided in subduing Steele with Private Secretary Groves and General Whitney.
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Boston
Governor Guild
Hol Ward Cohen
Lynn
Atmtion of Labor
Dennis BD. Driscoll
Boson
Arthur M. Bruddell
Central Labor Union
John A. Steele
Everet
Danvers Insane Asylum
Charities S. Groves
J. H. Whitney
Guild
Steele
Cohen
Massachusetts General Hospital
Driscoll
Huddell
State House
Groves
William Reed
Reed
Steeler
General Whitney
Mr. Groves
Whitney
Eludes a Sheriff's Posse in Iowa Town Murder Case
Harry Jones, wanted for the murder of Fredrick and Mrs. Van Winkler in Fairport Iowa, slipped from a sheriff posse of 100 after briefly taking a meal from a wood cutter. He is believed to have fled by boat down the Mississippi River. Jones was a rejected suitor who warned Mrs Van Winkler she would not live to enjoy marriage and is also accused in a prior Fairport double murder.
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Des Moines
Register
Harry Jones
Fredrick
William van Winkler
Fairport
Jones
Mississippi
van Winkler
Tuman
Engineer Dies In Ash Tank At Fairbanks Soap Plant
Mechanical engineer Robine was repairing hoisting apparatus when workmen above dumped refuse into an ash tank. He entered the tank and was smothered to death as the general refuse level rose, colleagues unaware of his presence.
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N. K. Fairbanks Company
Robine
Frye Elected Senate President Pro Tempore
Washington reports the Senate elected William P. Frye of Maine as president pro tem amid a short session. A complimentary vote backed a Virginia Democrat Daniel for the role. House members approved a greeting to Oklahoma and adjourned, with other business postponed until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
William P. Frye
Maine
Daniel
Virginia
Clay
Culberson
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Oklahoma
Noted Aurora Farmer Convicted of Teacher Slaying
G Charles Heath of McDonald County stands convicted in the circuit court of murder of Clarence Mosier a school teacher. The jury fixed his punishment at forty years in the penitentiary.
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Aurora
Charles Heath
McDonad
Clarence Mosier
Mauretania Sets Eastbound Transatlantic Record
Queenstown Dec 6 The Cunard liner Mauretania passes Daunt Rock and establishes a new eastbound transatlantic record. Her Sandy Hook voyage time is 4 days 22 hours 29 minutes, beating sister Lusitania by 21 minutes. Crew say weather makes the margin notable.
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Queenstown
Cunard
Daunty's Rock
Sandy Hook
Fire wipes out Boston and Maine depot complex at Prison Point
A blaze in the boiler shop at Prison Point East Cambridge destroyed most buildings, machinery, and fifteen locomotives. Loss pegged at $250,000. During the fire Engine No. 21 horses ran away, fatally striking spectator Augustus W. Ring of Somerville.
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Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Prison Point
East Cambridge
Augustus W. Ring
Somerville
Smothered to Death In Ash Tank
Chicago report states John D. Robins died in an ash tank under unclear circumstances with investigators sure to probe cause and mechanism of death.
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Chicago
John D. Robins
Thirty two Bodies Found in Mine Explosion Near Fayette City
Pittsburg December 6 all thirty two bodies of miners who died in the Naomi mine explosion at United Coal company Fayette City near here have been identified and brought to the surface. A boy water carrier is missing and more bodies may be found. Clarence Hall and George Logist returned from Washington after government investigation. Hall attributes the blast to dry cool air with coal dust and gas or fire damp. report to be issued later.
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Pittsburg
Naomi
United Coal Company
Fayette City
Clarence Hall
George Logist
Washington
Hall
Three Die in Texas Tragedy as Ex Husband Kills Wife
In Smithville Texas on December 6 E W Swenson fatally shot his former wife and wounded her husband J Jacob First before turning the gun on himself. The couple had just finished a shopping trip and were returning home when Swenson halted them with gunfire. The woman had recently married First after divorcing Swenson.
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E. W. Swenson
Smithville
Tex
Here
Swenson
J. Jacob
Actress Clara Bloodgood Shoots Self in Baltimore Hotel Room
Baltimore headline reports actress Clara Bloodgood died by suicide in her Hotel Stafford room. Bellboy Bernard Wess found her deceased after forcefully entering the suite. three shots were fired, two mortally wounding her mouth, one hitting the ceiling. Coroner Hayden ruled death by own action and issued a removal permit.
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Baltimore
Clara Bloodgood
Stafford
Bernard Wess
Mrs. Bloodgood
Academy of Music
Wess
Weas
Tax on beer to fund waterways development proposed
Washington reports a joint resolution introduced by Representative Acheson of Pennsylvania calls for a yearly $1 tax on every barrel of beer brewed in the United States. The funds would create a permanent investment fund amounting to $59,000,000 annually for the development of the nation's waterways.
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Washington
United States
Acheson
Pennsylvania
Pettibone Trial Continues With More Peremptory Challenges
In Boise Idaho on December 6 the tedious voir dire in the Pettibone case advances as the state uses two more peremptory challenges and the defense one. The state retains three more and the defense four.
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Boise, Ida
Talesmen
George A. Pettibone
Jealous Trader Fatally Shoots Teen Then Wounds Mother
In Philadelphia Dee r i Fallco a 59 year old to do merchant killed 14 year old Carolina Pizzino in a jealous rage. He wounded the girl's mother Camilla Pizzino in the arm and then tried to take his own life by cutting his throat. His self inflicted wounds are severe but nonfatal.
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Philadelphia
Dee
I. Fallco
Carolina Pizzino
Camilla
Tho a Girl Placed With Parents After Court Hearing
In St Louis on December 6, Marie Thoa a sixteen year old girl abducted from a gypsy camp was returned to her parents Antonio Thompson and his wife of Los Angeles California by Judge Moll Keaney at the Clayton circuit court custody hearing.
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St. Louis
Marie Tho A
National Convention Move Sparks Chicago Bid
Washington talks on the next Republican convention fuel a Westward drift as Chicago seeks to host. Chicago leaders press businessmen and politicians to raise at least 50 000 to 55 000 dollars to secure the convention, while Illinois committeemen await a firm pledge.
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Washington
Dew
Chicago
Norfolk Tragedy On Train Ends in Double Suicide
W B Nethaway shot and killed his wife aboard a Union Pacific train in Norfolk Nebraska in view of bystanders then fled a block and killed himself. Police and witnesses report a deadly domestic attack with a fatal outcome.
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Norfolk
Neb
W. B. Nethaway
Union Pacific
Telegraphic Brevities From Boston and Beyond
At Boston Joseph Garrigian an Armenian shot his young wife Delia and killed himself. President and Mrs Roosevelt sent invitations for the cabinet dinner at the White House on December 19. Major W T Seward a Senate doorkeeper died entering a Capitol revolving door. Julius Koelliker a silk dye inventor killed himself in a New York boarding house room. Fire at Hitchcock South Dakota destroyed property worth 30000. Horace Havemeyer likely to succeed his father as head of the American Sugar Refining Co. Frederick G James a Minneapolis realty operator died after an appendicitis operation. Bloomington Minnesota schoolteacher used a stove poker to drive a mad Newfoundland from her room threatening pupils.
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Boston
Joseph Garrigian
Delia
W. T. Seward
United States Senate
Capitol
Julius Koelliker
New York City
Hitchcock
Huron
Chicago and Northwestern
Horace Havemeyer
H. ©. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Frederick G. James
Minneapolis
Market Quotations Wheat Prices in Minneapolis
Minneapolis market notes show December wheat quotations with Nec. at 1.03 and May at 1.07 percent. On-track prices include No. 1 hard 1.07, No. 1 Northern 1.05, No. 2 Northern 1.02 to 1.03, No. 8 Northern 0.99 to 1.01 dollars per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Livestock Prices Reported at St Paul Market
St Paul market figures show cattle to choice steers at 5.00 to 6.04 dollars, good to fair cows and heifers 4.00 to 4.50, veal calves 4.50 to 5.50, hogs around 4.60 to 4.80, sheep wethers 4.25 to 4.50, and good to choice lambs 5.50 to 6.00 as of December 5.
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St. Paul
Yegis
Wheat and flax price quotes move in Duluth market
Wheat to arrive and on track shows No 1 hard at 1.06 and No 1 Northern at 1.04 with Dec futures at 1.02 and May at 1.09. In store prices list No 1 Northern at 1.04 and No 2 Northern at 1.01. Flax to arrive and on track lists Dec futures at 1.14 and May at 1.x, with garbled data in the source.
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Duluth
Northern
Prices for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago market
Chicago market prices listed for cattle and calves cows and heifers stockers and feeders hogs and pigs plus sheep and yearlings with ranges across grades. Include figures such as cattle $3.20 to $6.35, hogs $4.60 to $5.15, sheep $2.00 to $4.90, yearlings $4.50 to $5.30 and lambs $2.75 to $6.25.
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Chicago
Chicago grain and provisions prices and dairy quotes
Wheat December 94 3/4 cents May 1.01 1/2 dollars. Corn December 55 1/4 cents May 56 1/2 cents. Oats December 49 1/4 cents May 53 1/4 cents. Pork January 12.95 May 13.35. Butter 26 1/2 cents. Eggs to 26 cents. Poultry turkeys and chickens to 10 cents a pound for various ages.
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Chicago
Springs
Ihe
One -plauded Heroes
The remark notes how praise often flows to combatants while those who face disease accidents and unknown dangers are overlooked. It reflects on the unseen struggles of medical and public health workers and other quiet heroes.
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London
Beecher Family Anecdote About Aunt Harris and Commandments
In a Beecher family anecdote Mrs. Stowe’s home is cited as authoritative by earlier generations. A granddaughter angrily says she hates a playmate and servant, then claims the Commandments were written by Aunt Harrisy, prompting a stern correction from her mother.
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Beecher
Mrs. Stowe
Woman's Journal
Miss Beecher
Harrisy
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Minn
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Addison
Lake A.E
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Chas. H. Webber
Wold's Drug Store
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Cetcice
Easy Marylord Casualty Company
Baltimore, Md
Jonal A Cohvert
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Bankers Surety
Cleveland
Ohio
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Eo City Real Estate
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Kenwood
Joe al. Mol’ison
Baldwin Streets
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J. Solon Wood
Lasst
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Kianiac
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Ering the Lunatic
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Ark
Mussay
W J’ Urbatch & Bro
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New Ocean Record
Texas
Pettibone Jury
Peovk Seraterces
Rere
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Chicago Union Stock Yards
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Olney
McDaid, More
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Cosmo Electric Threaty
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C. H. Johnson
Women's and Children
Hirsh Block
Orris Hayes
Hayes Bros. Jewelers
Ming
Donovan & Gasic
Main
Weetof
Rochford
Rochford Land Company
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McKinley Sheet Music
Requet
Famous Schuman
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Charles Chy
S. R
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