Fire hits Spotted Horse mining camp in Montana
A destructive blaze at Spotted Horse Montana damaged the mining plant and other buildings. Investigators believe incendiary origins with no insurance. planners say the plant will be rebuilt. Four hundred boilermakers on the Great Northern Railway who had struck for higher wages in St Paul have returned to work with a 25 cent per day pay raise under the new schedule. The Illingig battleship ran aground in Christiana Harbor, Norway, later released and resumed voyage. Mrs Adolph Ladenburg, widow of a Wall Street magnate, is reportedly to wed Jay Phipps, Carnegie family associate. In Minnesota, Frank Addy was found not guilty in a double-murder case from New Year’s Eve. West Point drill accident injures Captain Greble and several cadets. Baseball standings show mutual leaders in the National and American leagues. A train robbery near Marshall Pass yields valuables from East Coast tourists, with two gunny sacks filled with plunder.
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Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Christiana
Norway
United States
Illingig
Arent S. Crowninshield
Ilinais
New York Society
Adolph Ladenburg
Wall Street
Ladenburg Thulman & Co
Jay Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Phipps
Harvard
Ladenbury
Frank Addy
Taterfield
Minn
Addy
Milton Garton
Forest City
Add
Conmson
Grible
Tin
National Baseball League
W.L Wol
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Huston
St Louis
Chicago
Cincinnaty
Brooklyn
New York
Amerikan League
Withhicago
Washington
St Lanna
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Cin Gon
Marshall Pass Cole
Drenser
Rio Grande
Mill Switch
Chester
Marshall Pass
Gunnison
Lake City
Ouray
Telluride
Isin
Pennsylvania
Bishop Potter
Alfred Corning Clark
Charlies Roberts
Buffalo
Elizabeth Meyer
Jacob Meyer
Hudson Valley Railroad
Caldwell
John H. Reinoehl
Lebanon
BE. P. Marshall
Annville
J. Hampden Dougherty
Greater New York
Robert Grier Monroe
Fall River Line
Priscilla
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Powhattan
Narragansett Bay
Duquesne
James
McDonald
Broadway
Worth-first Street
Samuel Boyd
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Manila Bay
Magruder’s Station
Thomas
Lawson
Helen Watson
Thomas O’ Watson
Foreiver
A. A. Low
Henry Newman
New England Boatman
Southampton
England
Homestead Steel Works
Pitsbury
Col
Nathaniel McKay
Nits
Atlantic City
Mabel G. Geyer
Hushkill
Northampton County
Charles Abel
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. dL
Ethel
New Haven
West Warms Square
Passengwe Rail Trust
Ders Streets
Portland
Ore
A. L. Bedding
Sebastian W. Tucker
W. H. Pearson
St.uis
George A. Clark
Bath County
Owingsville
Martin Kress
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Rochefort
Patrick A. Feehan
Itarry E. Hayes
W. J. Hayes & Son
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Kane
Delphos
Lima
Andrew Stueber
University of Denver
Denver
Frank Harris
Roe Run
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Jones
W. N. Harris
Chuichsville
Beatrice
Ned
Klein's
J. E. Perrin
Springfield
Margaret Sturgeon
Cincinnati Traction Company
Multiple disasters and personal tragedies across nations
A chaotic digest reports a McKinnes Dye works fire at Shain Packing Company with an 85000 loss and 40000 insurance, political cabinet reshuffles in Britain, Emmanuels and Balfour, Jessa Morrison’s long prison term for murder, the Porthant steamer’s safe arrival, Irvine McGrowan’s death at a baseball game, prosecutor Hofheimer warning, Clara ilafter’s kidnaping release rumor, James Fish’s cancer surgery, the Hartford’s overboard accident, and the Brooklyn heiress Evelyn Oldring’s suicide by gas inhalation.
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Misa Jessa Morrison
Lansivs Kan
Mir
Olin
Eldorady
Porthant
St Michael
Specitiel
Mis
Irvine McGrowan
St. Low
United States
Bartford
Woc Barbes
Ape Prentice
nearChicago
Hartford
New London
Conn
Faugsland
Evelyn Oldring
Brooklyn
Oldring
Heat and disasters sweep early 1900s towns across the East
The item reports numerous tragedies and incidents from Pittsburg to Pennsylvania mines, Caldwell NY rail crash, Homestead blast, and a series of accidents. It notes deaths from heat, mine explosions, train collisions, lightning, and unsafe equipment, along with political resignations and notable social events.
Murder and Robbery Conflicts Involving Frank Tanke Case
Details from Henders on Minn recount the murder of John Wellner by Frank Tanke and his wife with her guilty plea in first degree. Sheriff J M Taylor of Sedan Kan watched six Elgin area farmers charged with conspiracy to rob Niblock family and others, as police pursued six more fugitives after the botched bank raid following a cut telephone line.
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Frank Tanke
Henderson
Minn
John Wellner
John W. Swinney
Tom
Lane
Ike
Multistate Casualties and Recoveries Reported Across the South
A series of vivid incidents includes the shooting death of Dr. H T Batts in Norfolk by John James Gray, a mill explosion near Beattieville Kentucky killing R D Ollinger and a boy named Combs with Bony Pritchard injured. Nancy Jones of Jonesboro Tennessee dies at 86, Nancy Hubb Jones married at 16 to Darling Jones, a Revolution veteran. David Puller of Richmond Virginia loses his hair after an electric storm strike. A Pa ducah Kentucky case of Susie Fraser 11 homicide dismissed as justifiable. Plans proceed for a million dollar Louisville packing plant to dress spring lambs hogs and cattle. Dallas records a major drug company fire destroying several wholesale houses with one firefighter overcome by fumes. Louisville allows William Botto to claim his late wife Florence Irvin Botto’s trust funds.
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H. T. Batts
Norfolk
John James Gray
R. D. Ollinger
Samed Combs
Bony Pritchard
Ollinger
Beattiville
Nancy Jones
Darling Jones
Jonesboro
Tenn
Nancy Hubb
David Puller
Richmond
Fuller
Susie Fraser
George Jones
Paducah
Jones
Louisville
Kyy
Commerce
Murphy Streets
Dallas
Texas
Patton, Worsham & Co
Texas’ Drug Company
H. W. Williams & Co
Dau! Melcher
William Botto
Florence Irvin Botto
Botto
World News Highlights From The London Dispatch
Lord Salisbury resigns as British premier and Arthur Balfour named successor. The Caisse Generale des Fant Jes insolvent with liabilities around 40 million francs. Sir Li Hongzhang named Chinese minister to the United States. King Edward to be crowned between August 11 and 15 with a curtailed pageant. Lipton to challenge for the America’s Cup again. Recall of friars deemed impossible within time. Earl of Arundel and Surrey, heir to Norfolk, dies at Arundel Castle born Sept 6, 1879.
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Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Arthur J. Balfour
Tribunal of Commerce
Maris
Caisse Cgienerale Des
Limn Chon Tang
Edward
United States
Don M. Dickinson
Detroit
Joseph H Choate
Hardwicke Society
London
King Edward
Westminster Abbey
Exchange Telegraph Company
Thomas Lipton
Southampton
Gov. Taft
Vatican
Philippines
Earl of
Glass price rise sparks nationwide impact in Cleveland
A nationwide move to tighten window glass supply will hit Cleveland as prices are set to rise by two cents. Five firemen died in a blaze at Front and George streets in Toronto. A Paris vessel arrived Port au Prince. San Domingo’s new government is recognized. An engineer heads to Alaska to build a Yukon to Tanana wireless link. The National Educational Association seeks a cabinet headed Department of Education and Bible in schools. A monument is planned for Gen William Clark at his grave, funded by Mrs Mary Susan Glaston Clark.
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Cleveland
Front
George Streets
Toronto
Ontario
P. McIntosh & Sons
Gadsby & McCann
State Department
Powell
Port Au Prince
San Domingo
R. Pfund
San Francisco
Alaska
Fort Gibbons
Yukon River
Bates’ Rapids
Tanana River
National Educational Association
Congress
Department of Education
Margaret A. Haley
William Clark
United States
Northwest Territory
Mary Susan Glaston Q Clark
New York
Chicago Strikers Halt Freight in Great Railroad Tie-Up
In Chicago the Interior Handlers and Warehousemen Union began a strike on Monday with 9000 of 12000 freight handlers idle. Railroads refuse arbitration and demand non-recognition while workers press for union scale wages. Police guard yards as outside labor arrives to replace strikers. Barricades form at freight sheds as lines of wagons back up city wholesale trade.
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Chicago
Ilnois Central
Michigan Central
Wisconsin Central
Lake Front
Undesirable Immigrants and Deportations Rise
A two month surge in deportations at New York port follows a rise in immigrants aged over 45, many from Italy, with illiteracy and labor readiness cited as factors. Last May and June deportations numbered 1011. this May deductions show 1742 since May 1 this year. The piece notes public charge concerns and broader political recalls. Howard W. Tilton, editor of the Cornel Bluffs Nonpreis, dies after three days of illness.
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Bureau of Immigration
New York Port
Italy
New York
Howard W. Tilton
Cornel Bluffs Nonpreis
Lowa
Market Review Signals Mixed Trade Across Sectors
The weekly Dun & Co review notes quiet conditions in many branches, railways profitable, and strong cotton prospects with rain in the Southwest. Grain and wheat futures show bull dominance in Chicago as corn weakens after recent gains. Cattle and hog markets firm, with receipts down year over year and lambs higher, while textile and leather sectors show softness and imports.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
British Columbia
Dominion of Canada
Markets show mixed grain and livestock quotes nationwide
The report lists regional cash prices for cattle hogs sheep and grains from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee and New York with No 2 wheat prices around 75 to 80 cents and corn 61 to 68 cents per bushel plus assorted butter eggs and hay values. Treasury indicates a fiscal year surplus of 2 193 390 and cash balance near 205 830 022.
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Chicago
Ste
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Treasury
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St Petershure
Wiperel Tamuely
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Richard Jones
Belmont
Ark
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Monnett
Tom N. Johnson
George Rowan
Northwestern
Swift Packing Company
Missoula
Mont
Robert K Burns
Mississippi
Rhodes Clay
Clarence Barnes
Mexico
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Wilmington
Linton
Stacey
Fifth
Ankeny
James Po Steckel
Atchison, Kaw
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Tod
Great Western Stailroad
Canon City
Colo
John Landers
Union
John Fitchette
Coffee John
Minneapolis
John Long
Prudence
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Alc Stone
Baxter Springs
Kan
John Stone
Joplin
Enid
Hugo
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Adam Bisham, Jr
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