Panorama of World Fallout Hits Cincinnati Brokerage Firm
Tolzman & Co of Cincinnati, a Bankers and Brokers firm in Union Trust Building, faces near equal assets and liabilities around $100 000. Rumors on a $55 000 German National Bank reserve loss, a Union Trust run, and a former partner withdrawal drove accounts away. Main debts are to Cincinnati banks and well secured.
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Cincinnati
Tolzman & Co
Union Trust Building
Ohio
New York Stocks Exchange
Lipman & Levi
Alfred Holzman
German National Bank
Union Trust Company Bank
Mysterious Wild-Faced Woman Reported in Richmond Sewer
Reports from Richmond Indiana describe a wild-looking woman seen near a large trunk sewer mouth where she is said to be living. David Bradshaw entered the sewer to investigate but emerged bleeding after claiming the creature attacked him 100 yards from the mouth as police plan a capture effort.
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Richmond
Ind
David Bradshaw
Secretay Isaac Walter Shot Dead in Woodlawn Birmingham
Isaac Walter secretary of the Mississippi Cannel Coal Company was found shot to death in front of his Woodlawn home near Birmingham Alabama. He had been robbed and a struggle with the killer is indicated. His pistol with one empty chamber and another revolver were found nearby. Walter returned home from Birmingham at midnight and was never seen alive again. No arrest or explanation accompanies the report.
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Isaac Walter
Mississippi Cannel Coal Company
Woodlawn
Birmingham
Ala
Walter
Poliedonosteft
Texas
Kansas
Philadelphia
John D. Rockefeller
van Patterson
Four Killed by Pennsylvania Train Near Louisville
Four people died when a passenger train struck a car outside Louisville, Pennsylvania. Mr Gust Miller, 65, and his wife 60 of Louisville Ohio, and Mrs Howell and daughter Anna of South Bend Indiana, were instantly killed and left badly mutilated. Mrs Howell was Miller’s sister and was visiting at the Miller home.
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Pennsylvania
Gust Miller
Louisville
Ohio
Howell
Anna
South Bend
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Miller
Miller House
Traveling salesman arraigned for disorderly conduct in Union Square
Charles Leightner, a traveling salesman, was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court New York City on disorderly conduct for throwing away $40 in Union Square. He claimed Chicago travelers discard money to change luck and was discharged.
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Charles Leightner
Jefferson Market Court
New York City
Union Square
Chicago
Tragedy Over Valentine Sparks Arrest at Funeral
Elkhart county officers arrested E L Kirkendahl at Leesburg near Goshen as he attended his father’s funeral. He is jailed in Goshen awaiting word on the injuries of Clarence Coats, hospitalized in Elkhart and believed to be dying. The men quarreled over a valentine, Coats found unconscious with severe head injuries.
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Elkhart
E. L. Kirkendahl
Leesburg
Goshen
Ind
Ife
Clarence
Coats
Kirchendahl
Valentine
Strike at Logansport on West Side Sewer Contract
Fifty Italian and American workers on the Logansport Indiana sewer project struck demanding a raise from $1.25 to 1.50 daily. Contractor Dennis Uhl refused and said replacements would be hired. A police detachment was sent to the scene but no disturbance occurred.
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Logansport
Ind
Dennis Uhl
Benton Harbor painter learns of $75,000 legacy
Louis Thomas a Benton Harbor painter who has supported a family of ten children for twenty years is informed a New York bank holds a $75,000 legacy from his grandfather. The sum has accumulated interest for twelve years and now stands to benefit him.
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Louis Thomas
Benton Harbor, Mich
New York
Indianapolis Man Takes New US Legation Post in St Petersburg
Washington dispatch reports JT Maxton Hibben of Indianapolis, Indiana, will begin as third assistant secretary of the United States legation at St. Petersburg on July 1. The position is newly created and he becomes its first occupant.
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Indianapolis
Washington
JT Maxton Hibben
Ind
United States
Legation
St. Petersburg
Hibben
Safe Blowers Strike Goshen Harness Works
Burglars blew the safe at B. F. Hattell harness works in Goshen Indiana using dynamite and secured a considerable sum of money. Police search for suspects.
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Goshen
B. F. Hattell
Ind
Child Falls Into Boiling Water in Hartford City
Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Van Horn of Hartford City Indiana fell into a tub of boiling water. The skin on the back and limbs was severely burned and the injury is reported fatal. The accident is described as frightfully severe.
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Clem van Horn
Hartford City
Ind
Local factory victim is third electrocuted worker
John Rashwurs a 19 year old from South Bend Indiana was the third death in as many days from electric shock. He worked near an electric lamp when he fell against a live wire and was instantly killed.
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John Rashwurs
South Bend
Ind
One Year's Record of Eastern War Operations
A summary of twelve months of fighting between Japan and Russia in Manchuria and the East. The article notes equalized forces, Port Arthur’s fall, and the destruction of much of the Russian navy. It discusses Japan’s strategic challenges, indemnity prospects, and ongoing naval and land campaigns influencing the war’s future course.
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Russia
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Japan
Peng-Wang- Cheng
Dho
Tassia
Java
Enemm
Vielor
Stamrany
Tharestversky
Mae Cashes
Enue Telia Siel
Nechiaisal Powe
Raojesiveashy
Oyama
Viteh
Fapai
Ateriere
Growth of U S Exports and Domestic Wealth in 1900s
The article compares U S export growth with the United Kingdom Germany and France, noting exports rising from 690 million in 1890 to 1 485 million in 1904 and domestic commerce reaching 22 000 000 000 in 1904 while wealth and deposits surged. It adds a fire loss at the Ward box factory in St Paul Minnesota of 50 000 dollars.
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United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Drormeany
Isso
C. IE. Ward
Waton and
Morrison Streets
St. Paul
Minn
The Merciless Grafters in Philadelphia Bridge Scandal
An exposé accuses municipal thieves of limitless loot and critiques Mayor Weaver for leniency. It describes the Philadelphia double track bridge project with a 1.1 mile main span, 4.7 miles total length, and 20 feet total height, noting stonework deficiencies and concrete arch approaches.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Indiana Cigarette Law Sparks Numerous Court Suits
The Indiana cigarette law prompts widespread litigation as cases test its reach. Incidents range from a Logansport smoker fined after unaware of the law to a visitor arrested for giving away a cigarette. Courts may rule on dealers versus private individuals with U.S. Supreme Court potential.
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Indiana
Logansport
Indianapolis
Thion Station
Jor
W. W. Lowery
Court House
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
United States Supreme Court
State Court
Thebes Bridge Opens Across the Mississippi at Thebes
The Thebes bridge, a grand engineering feat built by major railroads, formally opens Thursday across the Mississippi at Thebes Illinois. Speaker Joseph W Folk highlights its southwest impact and its role replacing ferries. Construction began in 1902 with an estimated cost around 1.5 million. the cantilever structure spans large distances and features massive concrete spans and piers.
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Southwest
Thebes
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Cotton Balt
Ulmners Central
Chicago
Mississippi
Til
Itness
Missouri and
Ilinois
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Tie
Memphis
St. Louis
Crow
Polk
Chiewago
Ullinois
Bundes Turnfest Celebrated in Indianapolis Encounters
The Bundes turnfest gathers in Indianapolis June 21 25 under Nord Amerikanischer Turner Bund auspices. About 2 000 athletes from across the United States participate with the Deutsche Turner schaft sending twenty German turners led by Prof Kessler of Stuttgart.
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Indianapolis
Noosier
Unionmoent
Nord Amerikanischer Turner Bund
United States
Deutsche Turnerschaft
Geran Turners
Prof
Kessler
Stuttgart
Victor Immanuel
Italian Gymnastic Union
Minnesota Governor Sets August 15 for Executing Crawford
Governor Johnson fixed August 15 as hanging day for C D Crawford convicted April 15 at Idle River Minn for the murder of Heine Lundeen. The crime occurred in November prior.
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Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
C. D. Crawford
Idle River
Minn
Heine Lundeen
Mixed City Notes and Opinion Snippets
A collage of terse curiosities and speculative takes, mixing political quips, reform critiques, weather jab, social quirks, and theater gossip. References include Texas Kansas tornadoes, Panama yellow fever, Rockefeller philanthropy, and Van Patterson's stage pay amid public opinion flare.
Weather Woes Delay Farm Work Across Regions
The weather bureau notes generally unfavorable conditions for the week ending May 22 with frequent rains delaying field work in eastern districts and the north Pacific coast. Cool nights slow germination. frost damages occur in New England, Ohio, Oregon, and Washington. Corn planting delays persist in Ohio Indiana and Minnesota, with replanting needed in Iowa Nebraska and Missouri.
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Weather Bureau
Middle
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi and
Missouri
Rocky Mountain Region
California
North
Pacific Coast
New England
Middle Allaatiy
Ohio
Rocky Mountain
Oregon
Washington
Indiana
Minois
Iowa
Nebraska
Lowl
Uinoix
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Missisippi
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
South Carolina
Alabama
North Carolina
Mississippi
Louisana
Arkansas
Maryland
North Caroline
Virginia
Illinois
Man Suspected of Berry Murder Ends Life in Barn
Pulford, the wealthy Silvanna DL magnate known for links to the Berry murder, killed himself Thursday morning in his barn hay loft with a single revolver shot. The tragedy follows five years of domestic turmoil tied to Daniel S. Berry and Mrs Pulford, with townsfolk noting Pulford’s deteriorating mental state until the fatal act.
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Berry
Bothwell Pulford
Silvanna
Taniel S. Berry
Itis
Bavaria
Mag
Pulford
Daniels
Savanna
Daniel S. Berry
C. C. Parker
Carroll County
Bot” Pulford
Mora fire wrecks business district in Mississippi
Fire devastated Mora Mississippi wiping out the business district with losses estimated at two hundred thousand dollars. New York Aldermen approved a resolution to probe landlords barring children from flats.
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Mora
Miss
New York
Trade tone: shipping and business reflect May reports
Dun's Review cites Chicago weather and teamsters strikes delaying freight but improving deliveries. Rail earnings remain strong while grain marketing falls. failures rise in Chicago. New York weather hints late summer trade optimism. Wheat and corn exports and July figures given by Bradstreet's Commercial Report.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Dun
New York
United States
Canada
U.S. and regional commodity prices in late period markets
The report lists bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across major markets including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo Toledo New York and others. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes with varied quality lines and shipping terms.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
Smallpox Breaks Out in Blair County Jail
Reports indicate a smallpox outbreak among prisoners at the Blair County jail in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania. Authorities have implemented quarantine measures and are monitoring inmates for symptoms.
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Blair County
Hollidaysburg
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