No Appetite for Rebuilding After San Vrinciaco Fire
Sacramento Union discusses the sobering outlook in San Vrinciaco as reconstruction delays strain small homeowners awaiting insured payouts. The piece notes that while large firms can wait, many families lack funds to rebuild, facing idle prospects, prejudice fears, and ruined habits, yet highlights a lingering social resolve and improving health and aid conditions.
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San Vrinciaco
Prasei
Tieny Canes
Sacramento Union
Fourth of July Warning to Ohio Property Owners
A Fourth of July warning urges Ohio residents to clean up rubbish around premises and keep eyes open for fires. It notes an annual average of 96 fires in the state during celebrations and stresses vigilance, watching barns and property, especially when owners travel away for the holiday.
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Ohio
Marsial Hus
Tedford Stundand
Cornell Wins Submarine Crews Race on the River
The day held intr collegiate boat races on the river featured four crews from Cornell, Pennsylvania, and Columbia racing in a single shell format. Cornell claimed victory with their varsity and freshman crews edging out Penn and Columbia in a tight finish, crossing upstream toward the boathouse as J. Hendrie and Roberts steered key strokes.
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Poughkeapate
Sabe
Tounia
Gentheynen
Cornell
Peon
Jrylvania
Colombia
Earle
King
Tromleys Attake
Holt
Freshmit-How
McCutcheon
McCullom
Picket
Hal ‘Berg
Deadly Serpent Bites and a Claimed Remedy in India
A fragmentary item discusses venom bites in India and touts a supposed universal remedy, Bitter, claimed to restore health after years with dyspepsia, liver issues, fever, malaria, and kidney troubles. The piece cites SA Brown of Teomettavillo, C. and a Med Crome Pharmacy guarantee with a price listed as Prive Ge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
SA. Brown
Teomettavillo
Med Crome Pharmsey
Prive
Union Label Campaign Urges Barre Shoppers to Buy Union Made
A space controlled by Cestral urges Barre and Vicinity labor unionists to demand the Union Label on all purchases. The notice promotes union made collars and cuffs and lists A. A. Smith & Bro, F. H. Rogers & Co, and the Union Clothing Co as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cestral! Labor Union of
Barre and Vicinity
A. A. Smith & Bro
F. H. Rogers & Co
Union Clothing Co
Collins Men Take Game and Baseball Outcomes
Report notes Collins Men win 6 to 4 while Cleveland leads the American League pennant race by about 50 points over Philadelphia. New York suffers a losing streak after a 2 to 1 defeat to Washington as Chicago White Sox topple Detroit. Boston Nationals beat the Treekee 6 to 1. National League scores show Boston 9 Brooklyn 1 and New York 4 Philadelphia 1. Bellows Fails lists track tallies and tax data comparing this year to last.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Collings
Corey Eee
Ax Clevelant
Pittebury
New York
Chicago
Boston Nationals
Boston
Washington
Nivago
Detroit
St. Louia
St. Lone
Brooklyn
Pittaburg
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Lincoln to honor Bryan with Lincoln reception for him
In Lincoln Nebraska a reception for William Jennings Bryan is planned to mark his return from a tour of the West. The Lincoln gathering will proceed after a New York homecoming event and is intended to avoid interfering with other formalities.
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Tisee
William Tenwings
Togitt New Yorke
Werk
Linwaln
Nelechis
Thiesdy
Brown
Linton
Lincoln
Wenny
Mr. Tegan
New York
Eanallihs
Beyan
Syoar
Rome Exhibition Aims At 1911 Centenary Event
Rome municipal council votes unanimously to host an international exhibition in 1911 marking the fiftieth anniversary of Rome being named capital. A committee led by Signor Guido Baccelli will restore the Circus Maximus Colosseum and Via Sacra for the event. An appropriation of 6,000,000 lira is requested, with contributions split between the city and the nation.
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Roam
Jane Wom
Rome
Taly
Guido Baccelli
Colosseum
Antonus
Via Tatian
Victor Roxmanuel HH
Chicago asks 47 million for traction holdings
Figures cited by city officials show Chicago officials seeking 47,509,193 in relief for the city’s traction companies. The council committee refers the matter to two agencies for analysis, noting the valuation may be excessive and urging a balanced report.
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Hicago
Sime
Poe
Chicago City Railway Company
Magne Doon
Council
Eeimcalttee
Chinlysia
Admiral Rodjest trial inquiring on surrender cowardice
Report from St Petersburg on a court inquiry into Admiral Rodjest for cowardice during battle. Several seamen and two officers testifying are expected to provide evidence about his conduct at the time of surrender.
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Rugsin Ansious
Rodjentversky
St. Petersburg
Sime 'T
Withenes
Muentiol
Rodjestvernky
Collition
Three men sentenced for embezzlement from loan associations
Paterson judge Scott Machry sentenced three officers to prison for embezzlement from their building and loan associations. William Maloof of the Afua association Gee W Allee of the Manchester association and Henry Speer of the People's association received terms in the state prison.
Fine Ice Cream Parlor Opens with Fruit Store Link
Ice cream parlor opens connected to a fruit store offering strawberry ice cream made from real fruit. They wholesale and retail ice cream, deliver gallon orders, and provide free fruit delivery to homes.
Remarkably cool at gallows for murder verdict
Chicago report states Richard Ivens was hanged at 31:04 yesterday for the murder of Mrs. Franklin D. Hollister. He remained remarkably cool to the last and declared he was ready to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ivens
Chicago
F. C. Hollister
Franklin D. Hollister
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription tonic advertisement claims cures
An ornate 19th century style advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic for women. It markets relief from nervousness irritability insomnia and various female ailments while promising safety and confidential medical consultation from Dr Pierce atBUFFALO NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piarco
St. Vitus
Pierce
Tavalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
Des Moines Convention Fight Splits Iowa Republicans
Sioux City reports two rival Republican tickets for Iowa nominations. June 25 notes factions planning to contest delegates at Des Moines National convention. Cummins seeks renomination on first ballot. Perkins backup aims to seat competing delegates to block him. Lafe Young defends standpat plan. Martin leans Cummins while internal maneuvering intensifies.
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Sioux City
Des Moines
Lowa Deafpetals
A. B. Cimmine
Perkins
State Central
Marcy
Comaine
Martin Ie
Chicago lacks harvest help as railroads lure workers
A Chicago report laments the city’s shortage of harvest hands as hundreds seek railroad work. Employers say railroads offer high wages, while farmers would pay about 2 dollars daily. Chicago and Minneapolis workers head west, with railroads drawing 28,000 men since January. Desertion to harvest fields is noted as ranchers in the Northwest promise top pay.
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Chicago
Dl Hills Western Railroad Enterprises
Inneapolis
St. Paul
Todey
China
South Dakota
Sailors to join father as insurance case swirls
June 29 New York reports H McCurdy Wil plans to sail soon to tell Richard A. of the Mutual Life Insurance Company scandal. Robert H McCurily, former general manager, will head to Enropr within days to join Richwri dy Moturily as a storm rages over former officers. The probe by grand jury led to indictments of former Vice President Gillette and others. McCurdy’s departure comes as revelations unfold and questions deepen.
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H. McCurdy
Richard A
Insurance Caves
New York
Robert
Hy McCurily
Wihager
Mutual Life Dnmuranes Company
Richwridy
Thor
Aly
Betranes Gennd
Gillette
Gromnis
Tix
Mothirdy
Mie
Outlaw Now Our Envoy Returns Amid Public Flurry
Manila June 4 Sekay the outlaw who surrendered to the constabulary jury last Saturday has returned with Dr. Doni Mar Gomes to the island and is escorted by a government guard. He is said to be aiding the outlaw Bakay and seeks to persuade him to surrender. The press and public deride government lenity and vacillation in not prosecuting Bakay, once an outlaw credited with many murders. Now he is treated as a hero and is met with adulation by many natives who follow him.
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Manila
Sekay
Doni
Mar Gomes
Bakay
Thiteaide
Fines for five rebate conspirators in Chicago court
In Kansas City on June 28 Judge McPherson held five defendants from Armour Packing Swift & Co Nelson Mortis and Co and related firms liable for conspiracy to grant rebates. Each was fined 15000 with prior sentences ranging up to 4000 and four months in jail. Appeals filed. Government attorneys Van Valkenburg Lyons led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
McPherson
Burlington’ Raitredds
Armour Packing Company
Swift & Co
Nel Wan Morats & Co
Amit
Dudithy, Pitet Jig Company
Amet
Agh
George
Thoms
Feeight
War
L. Z. Taggart
Phi Chicago & Alton
van Valkenburg
United States
District Attormney
Lanlie Lyons
New York
St. Louis
Kanes City
Minent
Thomas
Beef Price Increases Signal Trust Influence
Chicago reports the Beef Trust has pushed retail beef prices up by two cents per pound, with mutton following the rise. Retailers on the south side resist, but many anticipate a general advance as packers and distributors face higher costs. Some retailers fear continued losses as suppliers demand steeper prices to offset the trust’s leverage.
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Chicago
Beef Trust
South Side
Ingtown
Cinereatan
Ratour
Healy Fee Suit Echoes Far Reaching State Impact
A high court ruling blocks a $20 million claim linked to Illinois Central and Governor Veneer, sparking debate over state revenue, constitution interpretation, and executive influence. The decision, arriving from Springfield, limits recoveries and questions the state’s ability to obtain funds from past charter earnings.
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Chloe Durie
Howdy Geo
Cook
Suppine Court of Minolta
Nptorners
Tut
Chik
Wally Lock
Veneew
Ilinaly Conteatraft
Springfield
Econ
John MM. Dickson
Miinolt Central
Deneen
Ilinois Central
Dheron
Tariff Battle At Nuremberg Trade Talk Stirs German Industry
At a Central Association of German Manufacturers steering in Nuremberg, general secretary Hart Bunck said support for a temporary extension of treaty duties to the United States was conditional. He warned German industry to prepare for a possible long-term tariff war if the United States resumes hard bargaining.
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Perlin
Central Association of German Manfacturers
Nuremberg
Hart Bunck
United States
Hernan
Three Lives Lost in Ohio House Fire Tragedy
A deadly house explosion in Ohio claimed three young lives as a fire swept through a residence. Officials report the blaze began in the home of Chi horn, with neighbors and families mourning the losses of the children burned in the destruction.
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Ohio
Fiarriaon
Jane
Chi Horn
Deadlock on railway rate bill blocks progress
Washington reports June 23 that conference on the railway rate bill reached a deadlock. The Senate amendment removing pipes and toll exemptions slows passage as conferees plan to report to both houses for further instructions.
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Washington
Jock
Senate
Automobile and Pneumatic Tool Repairs Focus
Automobile and pneumatic tool repairs receive special attention with emphasis on cylinder oils for air and water cooled cylinders. The note highlights maintenance considerations and the importance of using appropriate oils for effective performance.
Water Damaged Goods for Sale at Deep Reductions
Damaged by water in store inventory will be sold at exceedingly low prices to close them out. This presents a great opportunity to secure bargains on assorted items.
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San Francisco
California
Poughkeepsie
Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Highlanders
Washington's
Aonham
Pers &Sonal
Cleveland Ay
Philadelphia A
St. Louie Co
Rockingham
Bryan
Italy
ASK
Vermont Fruit
H, Ginphinh
Hale Stock
Herre
M.j.mcgowan Telephone
South Main Street
Barre, Vi
NEW England. Fruit Company
Cummins and
Sakay
Burlington Railroad
Font Beef
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour Packing Co
Nelson Mortis & Co
Minard
Projensaart
America
Ayer
Vermont Mutual
OmMce Wood Block
R. G. Robinson
Barre
Vermont
House
PE. Kinney & CO
A. Corey
Cigar Union
THE
ND. Phelps Company
Broun
Drown's Rose
Drown
E. A. Drown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
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