India Linens Sale Waves Through Three Big Lots
Domestics and textiles from India Linens are offered in three lots. Lot 1 features colored batiste in browns and colors, 29 in wide. Lot 2 presents ladies hats described as finest and superb. Lot 3 includes select prints and shirtings in indigo blues and other tones, with mixed per yard values and timed discounts this week.
Carpet Lot Auction With Rugs and Wool Carpets
Auction notice offers Lot 1 rugs 10 waves floral or oriental patterns, 10 choices at 3.67 and Lot 2 size 9x12 carpets priced 26.50, plus Velvets Axminsters Body Brussels and an extra lot of Ingrains 22 oz wool. Lot 3 features 3 ply Ingrains Pro Brussels Agrais at 8 cents, inviting buyers to inspect.
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Lot
Brussels
Agrais
Armour Denounces Roosevelt as Target of Packings Inquiry
Ogden Armour angrily rejects Chicago packinghouse revelations as a Roosevelt engineered attack. He argues inspectors adequately ensure product safety and claims the president’s drive harms the packing industry and U.S. livestock interests abroad.
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Paris
Ogden Armour
Chicago
Evelt
Rbelt
Armour
Roosevelt
Europe
Policy of Thomson Defended By Witness At Hear
At Philadelphia June 9 the Interstate Commerce Commission suspended hearings on railroads coal and oil relations until next Tuesday. J McLellan testified Thomson policy approved stock offers to him and advised refusal stressing honor over stock. Other witnesses described mine operations struggles and railroad linked car arrangements with the Commercial Coal company.
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Philadelphia
Inter- State Commerce Commission
J. McLellan
Glaireville
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
McLel
Frank Thomson
Thomson
Railroad
McLellan
Alfred Hicks
Charles McFadden
Commercial Coal Company
Creighton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Berwind-White Company
Harsimus
Max Riehbenack
Robert Kelso Cassatt
Cassatt
S.S. F. Potter
Donohue Coal and Coke Company
Keystone Company
W. B. Spangler
Milton
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Tragedy on Bass Lake Claims Four Fishermen
In Bass lake north of St Paul a boat capsized in wind injuring O J Nordby saloonkeeper John Shea elevator operator and Dennis F McGuinn saloonkeeper who drowned. Bar tender William Brooks was rescued in critical condition as two men on shore saved McGuinn but he died before shore. Bodies of Nordby and Shea were recovered.
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St. Paul
O. J. Nordby
John Shea
Aberdeen
Dennis F. McGuinn
William Brooks
Bass Lake
Brooks
McGuinn
Nordby
Shea
Glassblower William Robertson Dies from Wifes Shot Wounds
Terre Haute Indiana July 9 William Robertson a glassblower died in a hospital from bullet wounds inflicted by his wife during a dispute. Robertson opened fire to protect herself as he began a second attack on her the fatal shot ending the confrontation.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Robertson
Robertson
Report on Chicago packinghouses exposes sanitation issues
The Agriculture Committee reviewed a comprehensive report by a panel of experts detailing the sanitation conditions in Chicago packinghouses inspected by federal teams. It notes rooms that were clean and rooms dirty, and contrasts with broader summaries by Neill and Reynolds, while urging public release of the detailed findings.
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Washington
Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Messrs. Neill
Reynolds
Messrs
Neill and
Neill
Double Mine and Train Accident Claims Four Lives or Injuries
Two miners F. L. McKay and Chester Ogle were killed in a premature explosion in a Carterville area mine. A second accident occurred when Scott Alfrey and H. K. Bishop were injured after a freight train struck the ambulance that responded to the blast. Local rescue teams from Webb City assisted.
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Webb City
Here
F. L. McKay
Chester Ogle
Carterville
Scott Alfrey
H. K. Bishop
Thunderstorm Kills Two Farmhands Near Syracuse
A heavy thunderstorm in Syracuse area injures and kills two farmhands. John Leng and John Purns were struck by lightning about five miles from the city and died instantly.
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Syracuse
N. Y
John Leng
John Purns
TELS Teriis BREVITIES
Former Congressman Fred F. Coolidge died in Fitchburg Massachusetts at sixty one. Mattress makers from several Western states meet in La Crosse Wisconsin to form a trade association. Severe rain and wind storm damages crops and farm property across Indiana counties on Friday night.
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Fred F. Cooldzge
Fitchburg, Mass
la Crosse
Wis
Indiana
Seven Injured as Water Tank Drops Through Building
A 10,000 gallon water tank crashed through the three story brick structure at 537 Liberty Avenue in Pittsburg pa injuring seven workers who were treated at nearby hospitals. The rear wall collapsed and damage to the building is estimated at five thousand dollars.
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Pittsburg
Liberty Avenue
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