Circumstances Across a Turbulent World Report
A wide montage covers a girl turning witness in a Gould perjury case in New York, Prohibition candidates touring towns, and legal actions in Chicago. It notes lightning hits killing guardsmen in Pennsylvania, a Prince of Wales visit to the Plains of Abraham, and growing Young Turk influence prompting a constitutional concession. Additional items include military academy suspensions, a Washington dispatch by Walter Wellman, and ongoing Harvester Company litigation at the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
New York
Sime
Ins Aids
Hitchcock
Chicago
Eugene W Chafin
Prohibition
Nlripoli
Chicago Law and Order Teague
Pennsylvania
Plains of Abraham
Prince of Wales
United States Military Academy
Wear Borg
Walter Wellman
Washington
National Committee of Shippers
Oretran Alsa Teang
Jonns Farnvks
Ddodats
Chocdind Obie
Burtel Oat
Gaihoe
Cormlus Po Shea
Cot Rational
The
Teamsters
Umn Wats Penteterd Feos Thonttis
Posten House of Correction
Iutoribs
Elizabeth Springler van Reuren
Henry Springler
Mols
van Hearen
Distant deaths and sensational events fill New York diary
Notable items include the death of Bishop Potter in Cooperstown New York and a Philadelphia society wedding to Count Eulalia of Portugal. A vast tax bill is reported, while crimes and accidents across New York and nearby states are summarized, including a Boston gunfight casualty, a murder case in New York, and a balloon service plan by Charles J. Glidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Potter
Episcopal Diocese
New York
Cooperstown
N .Y
Stetson
Philadelphia
Eulalia
Portugal
Boston
Austria
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Sea Cliff
L. I
Hazel Drew
Teal Pond
Troy
John King van Rensselaer
John A
Patrick Donahne
Chicago River Marathon Featured in Western Racing Scene
The Chicago River Marathon, first planned by the Illinois Athletic Club, drew notable attention in the Midwest as athletes tackled the watercourse event. The race highlighted a broader sequence of regional contests and civic notices from Minneapolis to Cincinnati in a crowded period of public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Civic Federation
Chicago
St. Paul
Pommern
St. Louis
Charles Sherman King
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Misa Evelyn Walsh
Thomas F Walsh
Colorado
Denver
Edward McLean
Chicago River
Ilinois Athletic Club
C. Jensen
Ellis
Ohio
Glencoe Hotel
Mount Auburn
Cincinnati
Hill
Lebanon
University
James McMagan
Kansas
Ity
Weds
Mra
Antonia Rohosz
Vincent Sventeg
Western Street
Gings
Woodusher
St Lews
Hometer
Nadle
Mississipp
Dubious Report From Flood Stricken Lake Chadesta Areas
A chaotic dispatch cites Alderman John Shattuck returning from a river area tour amid widespread hunger and destroyed homes. Villagers face starvation as shelters lack basics and vegetation decay worsens conditions. A camp meeting led by Evangelist Yarnell is noted. Clyde Ballard was mortally wounded after insisting on following James, amid a court ruling delaying packaging restrictions in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shattuck
Lake Chadesta
Yarnell
Chicago
H Wasden James
Clyde Ballard
Ballard
James Sweethenart
Roosevelts directive retrials Standard Oil case
President Roosevelt orders the Attorney General to pursue a retrial of the Standard Oil case, asserting the defendant company’s guilt beyond doubt. Separately China moves toward an arbitration treaty with the United States, with negotiations ongoing for a Washington signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
China
United States
State Department
Washington
Harvey Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
United States Navy
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Government report links wages and food costs amid rising prices
A government document notes workers pay fails to keep up with rising food costs. A fallen archway at St Paul Union Station endangered twenty people and injured a cabman during a busy departure period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul Union Station
Cachman
Russell J Hazzard
Funatoo
Aguinaldo
Lawton
Int Board
War Department
Bureau of Forestry
Forestry Bureau
Court of Appeals Reverses Landis Fine in Standard Oil Case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago reversed Judge Landis and remanded the Standard Oil fine case. It held the $29,240,000 maximum penalty excessive and based on assets of the New Jersey company, not the Indiana defendant, Standard Oil Company of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Standard Oal Company
Chicago and Attun Railroad
Coonited States Circuit Court of Appeals
John Lada
Otto
Mian
Fo Harter Harter
Lidnaw House
Lada
Perham
Dormer Soreteort Dudge al
Motrugmere Chan Voovenes
Aie
Gatestarre TV
Misa Mary Davis
Galestueg
Tos Junior
Wollaim Wornter
Dia Tonti Orime
Winstow Ariz
Bos Angeles
John D. Rockefeller
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
2Kenesay al? Landis
Eeffrie
Er Court
Aspuch
Judge Landis
Standard Oil Company
Alton Railroad
Erty
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Tosield
Indiana
Whiting
Ind
Chicago and Alton
Lan- Mis
Indiana Oil Company
New York
Agricultural Markets Show Mixed Trade and Fresh Demand
Dun's Review notes improvements in leather and footwear sectors and broader demand for early deliveries. Crop marketing declines offset by active breadstuffs livestock and pro fessions markets. grain prices show modest gains over last week though receipts lag behind year ago. Livestock arrivals edge higher while bankruptcies in Chicago district rise, with liabilities over five thousand dollars up from prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farm News Highlights and Market Behavior Across America
The piece notes foes of big mail order houses, harvest season activity and global wheat price dynamics. It mentions Chicago milk price cuts to 7 cents per quart and nearby towns to 6 cents, and describes Motley Minnesota Co-Operative Creamery shareholders with 800 cows and milk from 500 others. Elgin Illinois caps butter prices for the United States and much of the world, while three local restaurant keepers were charged with selling counterfeit butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Co-Operative Creamery
Motley, Minn
Elgin
Ill
United States
Trade and industry in midsummer quiet across New York
Bradstreet's Commercial Report notes restraint in trade with fair preparations and cautious optimism on crops and politics. Retail shows surplus summer goods clearance, jobbing focuses on small repeat orders for fabrics, and some regions see building activity and lumber optimism. Iron and steel are quiet though export demand remains. US weekly business failures total 254, Canada 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Midwest and East Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grains
A dense list of live stock and grain prices from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and other markets. Prices cover cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye hay butter eggs potatoes and seeds with ranges and specific grades and varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
J. Louisa
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
Clover Seed
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Brimfield
Addison Pacey
Illinois
Connecticut
Port
Kamna
Othe
Cuba
Attermeve
Kanana
Internatienal Harvester Company
Court of Appeals
Whatsas Supreme Court
Stawnee
Painai
Hassel
Mos
Watley
Dean
Les
Bartle
Woosh
Wfstfrs
Leagter Woo
Sour
Omaha
Puebla
State Legislative Committee
Georgia
Atochran
Atlanta
Megro
Milledgeville
Americas
Charles J Glidden
New York Park
Dursturs
Gota Hans
Summmer Colonsal Oyurynat
Wotesort Neuer
Eberhard
Ottilt Eberhard
Trackensack
Etstody
Am Beard
Newport
May
Mal
Lasser
Bert
Eve Reed
Ferin Reid
Sittington
Uae
Seterds Enine
Nalentown
Harles Oliver Jones
Pilitomeondeport
Acrumium
Tralisade Park
Efadeon Aed
Westchester
Jéliette
Bowton
Alfred Halstrom
Harnett
Kan
Halstrom
Baltimore
Wester
Robert Hwen
Oklahoma
Sawl
Oklshonia
We Indians
Au Lorety
Cou
Iwannan
Kelling
Bustaro
Mire Vek
Agaet Jade Moe Amar
North
Owen
Soral
Eta Teroat
Lue
Tobro
Toteananas
Tobho Uaa
Kentudry
Gragby
Arditinn
Trigg County
Otterwell
Ilinois Central
Madisonville
Cobb
Otter Pond
Gracey
Bay
T. M Murphy
Kissimmee
Fila
Kissigmee City
Thompson
Cinemaare
Livrerary
Treasury
Winthrop
House of Lords
Yabriz
John Chariton
Toronto
Charlton
Geneva
Switzerland
White Cross Association
Red Cross Society
Frank T. Evans
Evans
J. F. Carter
Georgin
Friends
Judge K. My Landis
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