Sentencing Pullback and Distillery Plan in State News
The French justice ministry may cut Elliott F. Shepard’s three months plus fines for killing a girl in a car accident to six weeks. Gov. Hoch supports a Kansas state distillery to produce denatured alcohol to employ convicts and lower light and fuel prices. England’s King Edward’s birthday events largely canceled as record rainfall floods London and disrupts transport and agriculture. The article ends with a note on baseball clubs’ rosters.
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Ministry of Justice
Elliott F. Shepard
New York
Wif Vanderbilt
Gov. Hoch
Kansas
Edwards
England
London
National association picks Philadelphia for meeting
Brief items report the National Association of Supervis ors of State Banks choosing Philadelphia as the next meeting site. Other notes mention the death of Corporal James Tanner’s wife in an automobile accident near Helena Montana. A 22 year old farmer John A Grimes killed Eva McGinn near Roswell Georgia and surrendered. A tornado collapsed a tent at Aurora killing two and injuring seven. An icehouse fire at Buffalo New York destroyed 10000 tons of ice with 1.25 million dollars loss. Frank Galey of Pittsburgh confessed burglary. Mary and baby killed by train near Bellefontaine Ohio. King George and Queen Victoria at London ceremonies. Congress adjourns with rapid passage of meat and pure food laws. Milton Andrews murder estate sales at Oakhead. Dominion parliament discusses Sunday observance bill. Jews and Adventists clause defeated. Aselus Kodh returns to Mannington West Virginia and kills wife and her lover then attempts suicide. Captain Wynne resigns after court martial. marines send round robin to President. Mutual Life Insurance mismanagement revelations surface in New York. Standard Oil withdraws high grade gasoline due to demand. J N Free, the immortal J N, dies in Toledo.
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James Tanner
Grand Army
Helena
Mont
John A. Grimes
Eva McGinn
Roswell
Irimes
Aurora
Jock Persons
Silver Lake Ice Company
Puffalo
N Y
Frank Galey
Pittsburg
John Burke
Indiana
Buestus
Ohio
Bellefontaine
London
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
House
Senate
Thomond Tings
Milton Andrews
Oakhead
A. Podlianetien
Dominion
Aselus Kodh
Mannington
W Va
Robert F. Wynne
Marine Corps
Atlantic
Wynne
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
McCurdy
Truesdale Housecleaning
Standard Oil Company
J. N. Free
J. N
State Hospital For the
Toledo
United States
Insane Hospital
Taft joins Yale corporation as Depew successor
Eastern reports Secretary Taft elected to Yale university corporation succeeding Senator Depew. A wide roll of incidents follows including fires in Reading and East Hartford, notable deaths, legal cases, and a Kaiser of buzzy headlines from across the country.
Ohio music teachers plan Granville meeting
The annual meeting of the Ohio Music Teachers Association decided to hold the next gathering in Granville Ohio. The organization sets plans to promote music education and member activities across the state.
Circus Wars Calm as Heirs Sell to Ringling Foes
The People's party endorses reform groups as part of its platform while Guantanamo felt four minor earthquakes with no damage. A deal closes selling the Forepaugh Sells interests to Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey heirs, likely ending a fierce season of aggressive advertising and price cutting amid circus wars. Wallace shows may join the syndicate next season, resolving the feud after Wallace balked at territorial assignment. D H Harris of Barnum & Bailey was in Rock Island to seal the agreement.
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National Committee of the People's Party
Guantanamo
Cuba
James A. Bailey
Ringling Bros
Sells Bros
Wallace
D. H. Harris
Barnum & Balley
Balley Heirs
Rock Island, Ill
Roosevelt to visit Panama canal works this fall
President Roosevelt will travel to the Isthmus of Panama in the fall to personally inspect canal progress. Congress has appropriated record sums, likely approaching one billion dollars for the current session.
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Roosevelt
Panama
Canal
Foreign and Local News Summary From the Era
The Sultan of Morocco signs the Algeciras protocol while union with Ireland debates 100 Irish peers in the Lords. Panama disturbances quell. U S Marines stay in canal zone. Selfridge plans a London dry goods store modeled on Marshall Field. Pulajane leaders surrender in Cebu Island. Severe South Wales earthquakes damage homes and chimneys. Italian police foil assassination plot. anarchist Landi and seven associates arrested near Falconara with bombs found.
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Algeciras
Liverpool Post
House of Lords
Ireland
Aries
Panama
Canal Zone
Republic
H. G
Selfridge & Waring
Marshall Field
Chicago
Quientin
Adva
Gov. Osmena
Constabulary
Cebu
South Wales
Rome
Ancona
Castel Ferretto
Falconara
Adriatic Sea
Aniello Landi
Landi
Congress delays on meat inspection amid broad fiscal action
Senate debates conference on meat inspection amid a wide range of bills. Major actions include naturalization passage, delays on La Follette hours bill, and approval of a Panama canal measure. House advances agriculture and public building items. conference reports on sundry civil and deficiency measures loom.
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Senate
Bailey
Cosmopolitan
Warren
la Follette
Algeciras
United States
Philippines
Panama
United States District Court For
China
Messrs. Perkins, Denby
Howard
Tillman and Bailey
Scott
Tlouse
Congress
Bureau of Naturalization and Immigration
Erie and
Ohio River Ship Canal
Billa
Alaska Railroad
Cordova Bay
Fagle
Yukon River
Alaska Central Railroad
South Omaha
Neb
Bartholdi
Washington
Departments of State Justice and Commerce and Labor
Fort Worth Market Activity and Trade Outlook Strong
The text notes rising wholesale fall demand, steady pig iron and steel output, and growth in heavy machinery, electric supply, footwear, and furniture. Grain shipments at the port rose to 8,650,419 bushels with mixed weekly changes. lumber and hides varied. Bank clearings reached $206,220,505 with minor year-over-year gains. drought relief boosted New York farming prospects and coal mining disputes in Ohio ended with 35,000 miners returning to work.
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Chicago
Dun
Review of Trade
New York
Ohio
Notes of the National Capital and White House Menu Claim
Congress enacted laws benefiting the nation while Secretary Root rejected reform moves on consul general to Congo Free State and a rate bill. President Roosevelt urges simple wholesome White House food. Flo disputes a sensational Washington paper claim and denies meals better than those of ordinary Americans, noting occasional milk and bread.
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Congress
Root
Congo Free State
Tillman
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Flo
Washington
Market Prices Across Cities for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grains
Across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York cattle hogs sheep and grain prices listed by city. Values cover No 2 wheat corn oats rye hay butter eggs and seed kernels with ranges for supply conditions and quality grades.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
All Around the Globe Fire devastates Huntington plant
Fire at the West Virginia Brewing Company in Huntington, West Virginia destroyed the plant incurring losses estimated at 200000. The Roseville Ohio Savings bank reportedly closed its doors, with other details obscured by garbled text.
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West Virginia Brewing Company
Huntington
W. Va
Farmers and Merchant Savings
Roseville
Muskingumi Chunty
Ohio
B. F. Yookam
Yalanddi
Tectorate
Dence
Forte
Ss Rete
Governor's Tales
Ni Y
Fort Lasvonearth
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