The Cuban House Bill and Western Rail News
Reports from across the nation note a $35 million issue of government securities for forty years at 5 percent interest, objected to by the U S under treaty terms. Santa Fe raises carmen wages, Missoula earthquakes cause damage, a woman’s body found near Lake Erie, Philadelphia fatal elevator fall, a Virginia lynching, restored hearing after lightning, and a Nashville prison escape with deaths and captures. National Baseball League standings are listed with Pittsburgh leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United States
Santa Fe Railroad
Carmen
Needles
Barstow
Cal
Colorado
New Mexico
Missoula County
Mont
Bonner
Sillwater
Minn
Lake Erie
Omaha
J. C
M.S
Commonwealth Trust Company
Philadelphia
Joseph Tomeny
Walter Hoffman
Wisecourt House
Virginia
George Robinson
Robinson
Robert Innes
Thomaston
Conn
Mr. Innes
Various 19th century incidents and political notes
A collage of brief items reports a Baldwinville wire destruction with $50,000 loss, a New Jersey Sixth District congressional nomination, Cuba’s Secretary of State arriving in New York, a Hull Massachusetts drowning, and the Niagara Falls Dental Association electing officers. It also notes bankruptcy filing, a Boston lawyer arrest, property purchases in Washington, a fireworks accident near Mount Vernon, a cash haul found near Baegerville, a Shenandoah riot injuries, indictments in Buffalo, a railroad wreck probe, a mine explosion damage, the Cherikee yacht arrival with its owner dead abroad, drownings in Maine, an Indian Rock mark incident, a Reading Railway crash, a lost $25 mail package, and various minor local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwinsville
Barbour
Congress
New Jersey
Carlos Zaldo
Cuba
New York
Liberty
N. Y
Anna D. Collier
Worcester
Jean Brown
Detroit
Hull
Mass
National Dental Association
Niagara Falls
L. G. Ronowles
Nashville, Tenn
A. H. Peck
Chicago
Eawin Foy
154Th Street
Bradhurst Avenue
Willard C. van Derip
Boston
Gissipstin
Representative Babcock
Wisconsin
North Capitol
BK Streets
Washington
Mountz Vernon
Benjamin San Wine
Baegerville
Shenandoaha
Elizabeth Meier
Buffalo
Jacob F. Meier
Wah
Buffalo State Hospital
Rechester
Frank de la Vergne
Daniel Connolly
Rennebase Stream
Mooselockmecuntic Lake
Mark
Reading Railway
Prospect Street
Trenton
N. J
Lowell
Blake Brothers
Waukesha Springs Selloff and Global Notes In Brief
Property of the Waukesha Springs Company sold to F J W Mitchell of New York for 34000 dollars. The Ohio plant of National Steel Tube in Warren, idle since the combine, ordered dismantled. Roosevelt defeats Snyman in pistol and rifle contest and sets five shot record. In Hattiesburg a private hanging of Will Dentzler for assault. Explosion at Wolfe Creek sawmill kills Joseph Hardesty and injures four sons. Charles Howani, famed minstrel, jailed for vagrancy in Baltimore. Carola Sardelli injured by self inflicted dagger thrust at St Paul dance. Formosan governor visits Ellis Island as exclusion talk rises. Winnipeg site bought by Marshall Field & Co for a mammoth department store. Various local business and military mentions mixed with distant island war notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha Springs Company
F. J. W. Mitchell
New York
Ohio
National Steel Tube Company
Warren
Combine
Roosevelt
Snyman
South Africa
Will Dentzler
Coast House
Hattiesburg
Miss
Ed Gardner
Dentz Jer
Joseph Hardesty
Wolfe Creek
Lawrence County
Charles Howani
Baltimore
Justice Lewis
Carola Sardelli
St. Paul
Gov
Gota
Formosa
Japan
Ellis Island
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Winnipeg
Man
Garrard
W. A. Arnolds
Burnett & Co
Shoe and
Lancade Ky
Pablo Magrax
Rembten
Neichbund
Sibusan
Romblon
Des Moines Fire Claims Two Lives Amid Wider Illinois Iowa News
Des Moines fire kills night watchman David Watt and injures J P Miller. Iowa Republicans in Des Moines back Roosevelt for 1904, name state ticket. Chicago ban on autos in Omaha parks approved. A string of violent incidents and legal actions, including a murder trial verdict at Sturgis and a fatal train strike in Ohio, appear in regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Watt
J. P. Miller
Des Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt
Fred Falkinberg
Kansas City
Ames
Minneapolk
Sturgis
Ernest Locewar
George Pack
George Ostrander
Zften
New Orleans
Gilman
Park Commissoners
Omaha
Fast Mail
J. M. Anderson
Kenton
Ohic
Obe Jones
Tifin
Herman Endolf
Milwaukee
McElroy
Rudolf
George Neff
Bellaire
Ohio
John Shaw
George Wheeler
Charles
C. A. Perkins
Northwestern Mutual Cafe Insurance Association
Cedar Rapids
Grampus
Union Iron Works
United States Navy
San Francis
Charles Wright
Hamilton
Chicago
People's Gaslight and Coke Coke Company
United States
Albert Youns
S. A. Harris
Dwight
Z. T. Trumbo
Pontiac
Ilinois Federation of Labor
Earthquakes and floods hit towns and rail lines
A string of disasters crosses the nation from California to Nebraska and Ohio including a 15 mile quake in Los Alamos valley causing widespread destruction and panicked evacuations a washout on the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line near Herman Nebraska wrecking track and injuring several people after a waterspout. Coverage notes fatal and serious injuries across multiple incidents including a trolley collision in St Louis arson and drownings in Minnesota and Ohio and a fatal gas explosion at Stoddard Manufacturing in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Alamos Valley
California
Los Alamos Settlement
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Herman
Neb
Grant West
Fred Michael
John A. McDonald
Fred Brooks
William Steffen
St. Louis
Michigan
George B. Durand
Flint
Stoddard Manufacturing Works
Dayton
Ohio
Eva Lasker
Laura T. Tye
Faribault
Lake Jefferson
Bingham and
Hanson
Tallyho
Troiley
Denver
L. A. Horton
C. J. McMillan
Buzler
Goldie Lake
Peter Rasmus
Auburn
Cincinnati
Younstown
Detroit
Canada
Chicago
William LD. Crawford
Canton
Vincent Hill
Zarnett
Julia C. Howell
la Veta Place
Laud
J. Riles
Leadville
Colo
James A. McClurg
Travid H. Moffatt
Unico
Osden
Vroh
Alejandro Sebs
Santa Fe
N. M
Luis Romero
Seba
Romero
Irrization
Armstrong Hax
Commissioer
Banningz
Fulton Ditch
Henderson
W. H. Leatherman
de Graff
Earl Nodham
Young Nodham
Wheeling
North Bend
Ind
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Glenwood Springs
Cole
Peter Lipson
Mexico
Douglas
Arizona
Filey
Bislee Railways
United States
Murder and lynching reports cross Kentucky and Tennessee
A report outlines a fatal shooting at a quay near Barboursville Kentucky where Aer Meer shot Willis Simpson. In Memphis Tennessee Daniel Farley was hunted for a wife murder dated July 23. Alonzo Scarberry and Faris Castle perished in a lightning strike during a storm at Inez Kentucky. A Black suspect in a white farmer’s murder was lynched near Lees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aer Meer
Zod
Willis Simpson
Barboursville
Daniel Farley
Memphis
Alonzo Scarberry
Faris Castle
Inez
Lees
Notable Shifts in Wealth and Global Trade
Dr Charles Kendall Adams estate valued at 20000 dollars. U S exports declined by 106 million while imports rose by 80 million in the last fiscal year. Rose Coghlan seeks U S citizenship in Oregon. Mary Runyon Haskins granted absolute divorce from H C Haskins. Railroads show June net earnings fall despite lower costs. Santa Fe and Canadian Pacific report losses. Cuban revenues sag with a likely year end deficit for the new republic. Sanitary neglect invites disease risks. Armours consolidating control of two Hammond packing firms. near merger valued at about 150 million. Weekly crop report notes favorable temp, corn and spring wheat. winter wheat harvest delayed, cotton drought harmed. Fire in Havana damages Prendes Co. and Pella Co. losses. insurance covers 90k. Mayflower crew unrest grows with nine desertions amid captaincy disputes. Yaqui raid near Hermosillo results in deaths on Carmen ranch. Mexican troops suppress the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kendall Adams
United States
Rose Coghlan
John T. Silivan
Oregon
Mary Runyon Haskins
Theodore Runyon
Germany
H. C. Haskins
Santa Fe
Canadian Pacific
Republic
Armours
Hammond
Ignacio Street
Havana
Cuba
Prendes & Co
Pella & Co
Roosevelt
W. W. Phelps
Carmen Ranch
Hermosillo
Mexico
2Nd Bloods
Banner Crop Season Across Three States Predicts Record Value
The three states Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota anticipate a record crop year with total farm value around 300 million dollars. Wheat flax corn and other grains face varying yields due to early rains and storms but overall production looks strong with flax rising as a major compensator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Erain
North Pakota Co
Suouth Dakota
SIU
Isur
Dakotas
Seat Dakota
Outlook for crops and markets amid steady trade
The article surveys favorable trade signals with rising railway stocks and gold exports, noting July corn overtakes oats as a leading cereal while por to grain and steel face fuel and transport constraints. It forecasts continued prosperity if corn yields meet expectations, despite hot winds and fuel shortages.
Prices Across Markets for Cattle Hogs and More
A detailed rundown of market quotes from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York Buffalo and Buffalo showing cattle hogs and sheep price ranges, grain values for wheat corn oats rye and related staples, and a note on railroads linking lakes and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thebrimfield News
Addison Pacey
Brimfield
Linkos
Gus Hyatt
Desperado
Doe
Manchester
Tennessee Penitentiary
Nashville
Ed Carney
Joe Loss
James Work
Los Angeles
Redondo Beach
Brooklyn
Chicazo
WW. W. IL
Cleveland
Western
Ganhing the Laborers’ International Union
Burg
Gov. White
West Virginia
Randolph County
Wiloroth
D. P. Dye
Carroll
Louisville
Keller
West Virginia Federal Court
Mitchell
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Company
Valley Iron Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pennsylvania
el Paso
Texas
Wells Fargo
Bermejillo
Napimi
Bell Taylor
San Marcos Valley
Wylie
San Marcos
Charles Davis
Col. Picquart
Echo de Paris
Maria Christina
Alfonso
Infanta Maria
Madrid
Vienna
Peking
Wu Ting Fong
Cairo
Egypt
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Sig. Prinetti
Berhy
Emperor William
Prince Alexander
Malacca
Straits Settlement
Baldwin
Norway
Arctic
Pole
Chinese Foreign Office
Coed
Conger
Sze Chuen
Mount Kimbia
Wollongong
Australia
St. Petersburg
London Daily Mail
Manchuria
Tarbes
France
Lourdes
Tire Hames
Southern
Northwest
New York City
S&ile
F. i
B. G. Dun & Co
Iron and Steel
Wen
America
Izkes
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