Week's News Record From a Turbulent Week in Rail and Fire
A rear end collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Ratann ing Point Pa killed one and injured thirteen. An Indian family of five burned to death by gas explosion in Cannonball, New Mexico. A Cuban earthquake felt in several locations. A judge appointed Cyrus receiver for the Landed Amerea order in Indianapolis. Norfolk yard construction building destroyed by fire with loss over $200000. Fire devastates Brown Tastre and Conveying Machine Company plant in Drexelands, threatening global contracts. Fortunes shift as military and civic events unfold across multiple states.
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Eastern News In Briefs From Across The Nation
George Gould sells the steam yacht Atalanta to Venezuela for 125000. Mrs Nancy Clark sister of Governor Curtin is killed by a train at Torresdale Pa. Clerk Allerton Merritt accused of stealing 26000 from Weehawken Wharf Co New York. Fire destroys 2037 Prospect Ave Brooklyn building used as a concert hall. An array of crimes accidents and legal decisions fill the page from Pennsylvania to Illinois. Gas case rulings and a miraculous escape are noted along with stockyard and railroad items.
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New York
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Ann Ruinoehl
Lancaster
Charles Joy
Long Island
Gary Noy
Fabri
British Demand Turkey Pay Britain Claims
Britain urges Turkey to settle indemnity claims of British subjects. Several unrelated items follow including a fatal subway incident in Ohio and a shipwreck near Vancouver.
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Turkey
Miles Novotny
Chicago
New York
Bank of Cashion
Oklahoma
Bursiars Wie
England
Reckport
Boomville
Barber Simons
Hans Benn
Fred Tobaccout
Bonn
John W. Leedy
Kansas
Salem
Ore
Long-Running Crime Wave Hits Multiple States and Cities
Reports from Columbus Ohio to Des Moines Missouri detail robberies, fatal wrecks, fires, and assaults. Notable items include a murder conviction in Ohio, a deadly freight crash near Forden Utah, a Sisters of Mercy fire in Fort Dodge Iowa, and a police chase in Indiana.
Tennessee anti cigarette law ruled unconstitutional
Fragmentary notice notes the Tennessee anti cigarette law being declared unconstitutional and void. mentions Old St Joseph Florida as a historic city, plans to reestablish, surveyors replatting town site, and nominations for internal revenue commissioner and Kentucky governor candidate assume duties.
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England weighs Salvora Islind coaling station bid
The article notes England negotiating for Salvora Islind off northwest Spain as a potential coaling base. A Hong Kong typhoon caused massive loss of life and shipping damage with over 2000 natives drowned. Commons approved a 10 million pound supplementary war estimate and 11 million pound war loan.
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Hong Kong
Noted statistician Michael Mulhall dies amid fraud rumors
In Washington rumors swirl about Army clothing contract frauds while Gov Gen Wood suspends the Culan Bar Association for affronts. The American Federation of Labor opposes a cabinet labor department. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to joint control with John Morwan Co. In Crookston Minnesota Commissioner Hermann warns buyers that White Earth pine land sales require Interior Department approval and possession awaits approval, suspending the recent five sale.
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Washington
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American Federation of Labor
Department of Labor
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John Morwan & Co
Erie Railroad
Hermann
Interior Department
Crookston, Minn
Market Reports Show Wide Ranges Across Cities
Chicago and Indianapolis lead a dense market report with cattle mostly 3.00 to 5.75 in Chicago and 3.00 to 5.40 in New York, hogs commonly 3.00 to 5.40, sheep 3.00 to 4.25, and grains including wheat No 2 red around 75 to 77 cents, corn 34 to 44 cents, oats 20 to 27 cents, rye 40 to 52 cents, plus butter and eggs prices noted in scattered terms.
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Work of 4 Congress in wartime tax and treaty actions
The House debated reducing war taxes with Chairman Payne and minority views, and approved an inquiry into a cadet death at West Point. It also set a five member committee to probe the Oscar Tl. Bodz death, while reserving time for Washington centennial ceremonies and further revenue measures. The Senate pressed ship subsidy debate, homestead time adjustments, and Hay Pauncefote treaty talks, with executive sessions and holiday recess approved.
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Saloon Closures Hit Boston by 11 P.M. Curfew
fragments describe late hour closures as Boston saloonkeepers protest, a yacht voyage from St. Louis to New York under the New York Yacht Club, and dispatches about Admiral Rogers heading to Asia. Notes on a horse sale in New York, Gov Brady Alaska asylum project, and a Philadelphia suicide case appear among scattered items.
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