Cattle killings and crop schemes in distant districts
Reports from Pine Oregon of cattle shot to death near East Wise Creek blamed on sheep herders. Armours of Chicago alleged to corner Maine apple crops with a 5,000,000 dollar plan. Miss Girsla Wild, 23, murdered near Pierce City by a Black man as she returned home. Senator Bourbanks and Lt. Attorney Evans involved in a runaway accident. Dispatch from Constantinople notes a Kurdish raid on Armenia destroying twelve villages and carrying women to harems. Numerous other local incidents and political notes fill the week’s broad, miscellaneous summary.
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Pine
Ore
East Wise Creek
Armours
Chicago
Maine
Girsla Wild
Pierce City
Indiana
Minnespais
Bgg Evans
Constantinople
Duanuzza
Armenia
Cleveland
Watisrwerks
Dane
Facoma
Fred
Jones
Turbulent mix of far flung 1900s events in brief
A broad array of incidents is reported from Fall River to Lawton. Strike threats loom in Massachusetts mills while legal fights, assassinations and crimes ripple across New York, Pennsylvania, and beyond. Notable items include a million-dollar tobacco mortgage, shipyard launches, ambush wounding, a fire at Hammond Hotel, and a surge of political shifts in the party ranks.
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Teesse Mer
Etqria
Odrin
Rootovall Recone
Establishine Cof
van Washington Furatuy
Leavenworth
Sigheres
New York
Pasar Noy
Montreal
Luke of York
Chayn le
Maynila
Philippines
United States
Matthew McBride
Squirre Tit Distitt
Pittshurs
Fall River
Mass
Helen Gould
Tarrytown
Po Tobacco Trust
Whipple
Truston
Worden
Baltimore
National Transportation Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Great Lakes
Prof. Papin
Yonkers
Diamond
New York Police Department
Dry Run
Philadelphia
Henry Watterson
Bianca Esther Casanova
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Qohech
Josph
Dearns
Edward Ro Carrol
New York Court of General Sessions
Culer
Roland
B. Molineaux
Watborne J. Adams
Schrey Court of Inquiry
Sampson
Crownenshield
Movsachs
Severnment
Anton
Ain Jamaicca
Pope Comaiess
Igcquu
Triaiods
Venezuela
Indi
Global tensions and explorers figure in short wave notes
Foreign dispatches report crowded steamers hindering return to Leoka. Nordenskiöld, Swedish explorer and geologist, is dead in Stockholm. Empress dowager of Germany receives mother’s fortune. Chamberlain denies plans to replace General Kitchener in South Africa. ข่าว.
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Leoka
Adolf Erik Nordenshiold
Stockholm
Vitoria
Germany
Chamberlain
Kitchener
Turkey
Russia
John Campbell
Chicago and Detroit grain and livestock price bulletin
Market notes list commodity prices across Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and west markets. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs bid ranges, grain futures for wheat corn oats rye and barley with quality grades and regional variations. Butter creamery prices shown. various bids per bushel and hundredweight indicate active trading across centers.
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Indianapatis
Boss
Chaine Light
Coriaeon
St. Louie
Detroit-Carie
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York-Castle
Big Prices For Food Shock To Mousewives
Chicago housewives and boarding house keepers feel the bite as lite spring and drought push meat dairy and produce costs up. Wholesale rises outpace street prices causing scarce Sundays meals. Farmers and merchants throng Chicago as supply routes shift from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Tennessee Kentucky and Louisiana with tomatoes jumping from 50-75 cents a bushel to about $2.50.
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Chicago
South Water Street
Kansas City
Nashville
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
Blagher Secures Divorce From Insane Wife
Henry M. Flagler, known as the King of Florida, obtained a divorce from his insane wife Mrs. Blagler in a circuit court hearing in Miami. Judge Minor B. Jones presided while George P. Raney and former Governor Wieming represented the parties. Flagler, 72, is free to remarry, with rumors pointing to a young Southern heiress as a potential wife.
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Florida
Supreme Court
George P. Raney
Disaster at Lake Crib sinks five suffocated three drowned
Five men suffocated and three workmen drowned in a Cleveland water works tunnel crib No 2 early Wednesday. The tunnel collapsed trapping three gangs of workers who lived at the crib. Survivors say workers were forced to jump into the lake to escape fire as two shifts of thirty men toiled at the new water works.
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Cleveland Water Works
Water Works
Crib No. 2
Crib
New Water Works
Food prices in Chicago now and a year ago compared
A city market report shows current Chicago prices for beef and pork and dressed chickens contrasted with figures from the previous year. Readers see shifts in beef, pork, and poultry costs across the metropolitan area.
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Gost
Chicago
Market Garden Prices Surge Amid Drought Effects
A drought drives vegetable and fruit prices higher across Michigan markets. Tomatoes, cucumbers, parsley, cabbages, and berries show steep gains as supply shrinks. Apples, oranges, plums, pears, and cherries also command notably higher prices, while meat and cheese costs trend upward.
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Seleme
Michigan
Railroads and depots fuel Indiana transit talk
Northern Indiana towns issue postal stations in railway depots. Plans swirl for a 40 million dollar Chicago union depot as many lines back the project. Freight traffic in Indianapolis jumps with 21 thousand loaded cars last week. A new ballast rock promises water resistance and speed gains. Ohio incorporates Toledo Columbus Springfield Cincinnati Railway to run an electric line. Western railways discuss baggage handling from home to destination to cut local express costs.
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Central
Indiana
Wabash
Gosben
John B Cochrum
Union
Chicago
Illinois Central
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Great Western
Indianapolis
Union Pacific
Toledo
Columbus
Springfield
Cincinnati
Western Passenger Association
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Napoleon Pierre Gurhese
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House of Representatives
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Wooten
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Samuel Verplanck
Fishkill Landing
Joseph H. Leddy
Mt. Carmel
Conn
Western
Lawton
Invader
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Edwin Manning
Towa
Worth Sural Udens
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Point Conceptog
Cal
Peter Nelson Oague
Deadwood
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John Tobiano
Saginaw
Wisconsin
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Houston
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Express
Sherat Rehme
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J OM Sinsseb
Whines Board of
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Anna Forsch Oacens
Soo
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Licazo
Transvaal
Louse
George Schwoiat
Arcadia
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San Francisco Bay
George HE Phillips Company
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Phillips
Hase
Tracy
Shaffer
Joliet
Amalgamated Association
Mlinois Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Plant
Infizna Supreme Court
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John Epio
Wale McCormick
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Indian Territory
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Emil Herman
Hermann
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de Wet
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Wiliam E. Curns
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Schley Court of Inquires
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Hague Arbitration Court
Clara White Newberry
Newberry
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Edward P. Thompson
Havana
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Colon
Castro
Panama
Goeman
Mortimer L. Johnson
Boston Navy Yard
Weekly
Mississippi
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Marshal Islands
South Pacific
Dr. & J. Galling
Eugene Foley
Nat
Foley
William Jo Palmer
DC. Dodge
George Cramer
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Market Reports
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Lake Crib
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New York Custom House
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