Northwestern Wheat Yield Seen Larger Than Last Year
Minneapolis Oct 4 The Journal notes government crop condition reports suggest the Northwestern spring wheat states Minnesota North and South Dakota show a potential yield higher than last year. The September department figures place conditions at 190 vs 108, offset by smaller South Dakota acreage, hinting at a significantly larger yield than last year, possibly around 126 million. Farmers estimate about 116 million. marketing and feeding data will decide.
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Miannapolis
Fage
Beptambar
Agricultural Department
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Northwest
Duke of Somerset Percy Banks St Maur Dies at Four
The four year old Percy Banks St Maur, styled duke of Somerset, has died. The American Graphophone Company directs patent infringement suits and injunctions against Edison phonograph retailers in the United States and Canada.
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Elaeision
Percy Banks St. Maur
Duke of Somerset
American Graphophone Company
Edison Phonograph
United States
Canada
Milwaukee Market Report Notes Mixed Grain and Livestock Movements
Grain prices show WHEAT stronger and CORN steady with No 2 Spring and No 1 Northern futures quoted. HOGS and CATTLE demand subdued with dull, weaker tone. receipts around 17,000 cattle and 200 hogs reported. CHICAGO and DULUTH markets record varied bids and loads, while feed and livestock values drift lower in a cautious session.
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Milwaukee
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Protect Forests Conference Offers Fire Prevention Plans
Washington Br Paul reports on forest fire conferences at the Commercial Club. Suggestions include appointing a state fire commissioner, arming sheriffs with fire wardens, watch towers, and patrols, burning debris in spring, spark arresters for railroads, and requiring settlers to warn wardens before burning brush. Addresses by General Andrews and J C Barrett emphasize state commissions, funding, and enforcement to protect timber lands.
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Br. Paul
Commercial Club
Footner
McGinnis
B. F. Fernow
Forestry Division
Agricultural Department
Washington
Fernow
Sherrily
Sheriffa
Dunjzerona
Entral Andrews
General Andrews
St. Paul
New Hampshire
Maine
New York
Sweden
Minnesota
Tros
Europe
America
Sedota
Congress
J. C. Barrett
Minnesota Forest Y Association
Barrett
Atreama
Heroic Engineer Recounts Docking Thrill During Forest Fire Rescue
New York October 4 Engineer James Root recalls guiding passengers to safety as Hinckley Minnesota burned. His train battled flames and heat, passengers jumped aboard, and he shut off steam to escape. The report also notes local disaster appeals, London mayoral election, a St Paul strike settlement, a St Louis suicide.
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Kace
New York
James Root
Hinckley
Minn
St. Paul
Duluth
Skunk Lake
Freman
Cabinet Meeting Looms Over Franco British Friction
English papers report a cabinet summons over France tensions and Madagascar disputes. Britain, led by Earl of Kimberly, coordinates with India to ready troops as naval moves and diplomatic talks unfold amid diverging Franco British positions.
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Pall Mall Gazette
France
Duston
Globe
England
Madagascar
Hmat
Siam
Diepuce
Paris
The
Matii
Great Britain
Ex-President Ezeta Guarded in Mexico by Police
Special dispatch from Mexico City reports General Antonio Ezeta at the Hotel Iturbide under guard by selected police after warnings from the United States that Alco pursues him. He faces conspiracies in Balgad or and threats from bitter enemies, while Salvadoran government concentrates troops near the Guatemala frontier. The warship Zaragoza is to visit Central American waters as tensions rise.
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New York
Moxica
Antonio Ezota
Hotel Iturbide
Europe
United States
Alco
Zeta
Balgador
Salvador
Ezeta
Guatemala
Eighth Infantry
Guerrero
Acapulco
Bravo
Manta
Zaragosa
Central American
Lost wipe and cash as Stelling flees with conductor
Charles Stelling grocer and capitalist from San Francisco has vanished with $5,000 in cash, deeds to property valued at $00,000, and his wife who left him for a street car conductor Alexander McNeil. Bonds and valuables disappeared from the Stelling residence after he confessed storing gold for an emergency. He seeks recovery of his possessions.
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Trancisco Capitalist
Amuny Whooxandy
San Francisco
Dctharles Stelling
Capitalise
Stelling
Alexander McNeil
Busield
Sterling
Japanese landing reported in Kirin Manchuria near Lan Chun
A Shanghai dispatch says the governor of Kirin reports a Japanese landing in Lan Chun rear. The province is in consternation but defense measures are being adopted. Local dispatches describe concern over the situation and efforts to organize protection.
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Dupe
Lan Choe
Lowpow
Shanghai
Saya
Kirin
Manchuria
Lan Chun
Destructive Wind Devastates Lorri Rock City
A cyclone hit Lorri Rock Arkansas on October 4 at 7 80 pm devastating the business district. Property losses are estimated around 500000 with many buildings unroofed and stocks destroyed. Several deaths and many injuries are reported as telegraph lines and streets are left in ruins.
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Lorri Rock
Ark
State Penitentiary
Martin Block
Spring
Second Streets
Dame of Exton
Tilles
Greyson
Markham
Commerce Streets
Market and Cumberland
B. A. McCarthy Company
Max Elkins Ag
Deming
Becoud and
Scott
J. H. Bacum
Western Union
Intsane
Local Man Killed In Ellington Team Accident
In Ellington a 26 year old Phil McCarty was kicked to death while hitching Frank Gibbons' team. The victim, son of James McCarty of the village, was found near Coscono Minnesota around Oct 4 in the early morning hours.
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Wear Coscono
Minn
Phil “McCarty
Frank Gibbons
Ellington
James McCarty
Man Commits Suicide by Cutting Windpipe
In Minneapolis on October 4, Joseph Harper, a wharber, cut his windpipe with a jackknife ending his life amid despondency after a drunken spree. The act appears self-inflicted and carried out without external involvement.
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Minneapolis
Opt
Joseph Acare
Joseph Harper
Reward Offered After Bridge Fire at Alexis North Iowa
The Illinois Central railroad posts a 2600 reward for the arrest of those who burned its bridge over the Towa river at Alexis. Just before races, a much anticipated match racing event between Alix and Directum is planned within 40 days, with 2800 to the winner.
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Towa Fauts
Twinois Central Railroad
Bou
Towa River
Alexis
Direetuan
Camtorne
Alix
Directum Waa Wade
Ps8
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