Multiple Disasters and Baseball Standings Reported
Fire in the Prudential building on Sixth Street Pueblo causes 100000 dollars damage. Crews Beggs Dry Goods 30000 loss and National Biscuit Company 50000, with 20000 damage to the building. Noted athlete John Warnock dies from self-inflicted gunshot. Open boat incident near Winthrop Massachusetts follows business disappointments. Toronto horticultural pavilion and conservatory suffer major fires. A pistol and shotgun brawl injures four during clash between three citizens and thirty Italians in St Paul near a Chicago Great Western camp. Twenty Italians arrested. Capt C W King, ex Fort Morgan quartermaster, pleads guilty to bribe counts. sentenced to 13 months and 3000 fine. National Baseball League standings list Pirates, Cubs, Giants atop. American League leaders include Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and others with varying records.
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Prudential
Sixth Street
Pueblo
Colo
Beggs Dry Goods Company
National Biscuit Company
John Warnock
Warnock
Athetes
Winthrop
Mass
Horticultural Gardens
Toronto
Chicago Great Western
Concord
St. Paul
C. W. King
Fort Morgan
Mobile
Fort
National Baseball League
Ww. L. W. J. Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Louis
New York
Cincinnati
W. L. WL
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
St Lou
Cleveland
Rail line planned between Coos Bay and Roseburg Oregon
A railroad is to be built between Coos Bay and Roseburg with construction to begin by September 1. Other items note a cyclone in Nebraska with casualties and widespread damage, a tablet unveiling for Mark Twain’s birthplace, Patton’s resignation and Woodrow Wilson’s succession at Princeton, Yaqui trouble easing in Sonora, a Nashville tallyho accident injuring fifteen, and various legal and political updates.
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Coos Bay
Roseburg
Ore
Houldrege
Samuel L Clemens
Mark Twain
St Louis
Eugene Vield
Ibr Patton
Princeton
Vrof Woodrow Wilson
Nermosillo
Mexico
Sonora
Nashville
Tenn
Whatcom
Wash
John Dix
William Brear
Georgia
United States Army
St. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
J S Batley & Co
McDonald
Htt
St. Luke Socety
Wabash Avenue
Twenty First Street
Chicago
W. E. Bent
Margaret Taylor
Kidnanet
Ineinnata
Ohio
Edward
Plymouth
New York
Notable Bank Burglary and multiple fatal shootings in Pa
Reports from Pennsylvania detail a bank safe blown at Duncannon with about $3 and a revolver taken. In Pasquale Mobn versus Antonio Parunni a quarrel over an umpire’s call ended with Parunni fatally shooting Mohin. In Germantown Oscar Webb killed his wife and her mother before fatally wounding himself during a family quarrel. A New York theft at Waldorf Astoria left Mrs. Charles D. Kingdon’s jewels worth 3000 dollars stolen amid a grand interior puzzle.
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Banker Hill
Pasquale Mobn
Antonio Parunni
Parunni
Mohin
Oscar Webb
Germantown
Duncannon National Bank
Duncannon
George H. Snow
Mormon Church
New York
Bat” Masterson
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Treasury
New York City
North River
Wilkesbarre
Stanton
Murray Colliery
Charles D. Kingdon
George Jay Gould
Waldorf-Astoria
Western news round up from Missouri and beyond
Mark Twain receives honorary doctor of laws from Missouri University. Indiana Democrats nominate a state ticket. Generals witness a Geld guns test at Fort Riley. Fires claim Belle Smith family in Hat in Missouri. Several murders including Gibbons, Baldwin, Lipscomb. Wrecks and disasters reported in Missouri, Nebraska, Michigan and Montana. Banking, politics, labor unions, and church notes fill the column.
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Mark Twain
University of
Chillicothe
Harre Gibbons
John Galvein
William T. Moore
Lowry City
Thomas J. Prosses
John W. Baldwin
Sedata
Samuel L. Lipscomb
Joseph Galvin
David City
Neb
Ernest Fahrig
Philadelphia
Kansas
Rock Hill City
Lawrence
Kan
Mary Coop
Charles Anderson
Joseph Barth
Boonville
Robert Anderson
Blackwater
Engineer Mercer
Missouri Pacific
Nelson
Pug” Ryan
Leadville
Colo
Cappie Creek
Brentwood
St. Louis
Mamie Godlitz
Chicago
Gebhard Bohn
White Enamel Refrigerator Company
St Paul
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Edward Boyce
Charles Mayer
Lead
S. D
J. W. Howry
Boston
Kansas City
Cornelius O Rourke
Silverton
Col
John McComb
Durango
Collo
Letson Balliett
Des Moines
Oregon
Courtland
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Thomas MacAffee
James Darcy
Tusler Creek
Glendite
Mont
MacAffee
Darcy
Cotter
Church of the Sacred Heart
Omaha
Stannell
Glennon
Spalding
Pears
Leo XI
Western Labor Union Convention
The
American Labor Union
Baltimore and Ohio explosion kills two West Virginia men
A Baltimore and Ohio locomotive exploded near Piedmont West Virginia killing Fireman Robert Graham of Cumberland and E Smith of Rowiesburg. Captain Richmond F P Hobson plans to run for Alabama Senate. A J Russell Mississippi House Speaker who spoke at the University of Mississippi was found dead in Memphis from heart failure. James Black a negro linked to the murder of J K Jones’s wife was hanged near Ravenzl South Carolina.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Piedmont
W. Va
Robert Graham
Cumberland
E. Smith
Rowiesburg
Richmond FP. Hobson
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Senate
A. J. Russell
Mississippi House of Representatives
University of Mississippi
Memphis
James Black
J. K. Jones
Atlantic Goast Line
Ravenzl
S.C
Diverse global calamities dominate international news
A boat of eight Spanish artillery officers was sunk near Gijon with five drowned. Volcanic eruptions in Guatemala and Bolivia destroyed towns, killing hundreds. Rome reports Mor sinore Falconio chosen as papal delegate to the United States, while Britain names Michael Henry Herbert for Washington and Spain sends Senor de Ojeda to Brussels. The Irish Derby claims a win for an American jockey on Ard Patrick, with Kitchener’s gift approved amid Irish Nationalist disruption. Pretoria arrests rise after a plot to attack government sites, and the Camorra, presumed lost, is found near the Irrawaddy delta. Krupp unveils an armor-penetrating cannon, with Emperor William backing exclusive German use.
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Gijon
Spain
Terana
Guatemala
Ratabhulen
Pelee
Chico
Belivia
Rome
Morsignore Falconio
Canada
Cardinal Martinelli
United States
Great Britain
Michael Henry Herbert
Lord Franncefote
Washington
Senor de Ojeda
Duke de Arcos
Brussels
Birmingham Post
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Lord Ratebever
Coas
Deptist
Horr
Camorra
Madras
Rangavon
Baraque Flats
Irrawaddy Delta
Boersen Counmer
Boersen Counmer Herr Krupp
William
Herr Krupp
President Roosevelt shifts stance on Philippine independence pledge
A long Washington digest notes President Roosevelt may offer Filipinos a future independence pledge while retaining current island policy. It also covers crop forecasts, trades, and various Senate and House actions on canal and military matters with numerous named figures and organizations.
Trade review cheers as crops and markets hold steady
The weekly BR Dun trade review notes favorable crop prospects and continued consumer confidence abroad outweigh labor unrest and weather woes for retail trade. Wheat yield and high prices boost agricultural prosperity, while railroads and mills stay busy. receipts and collections improve, and distorting factors are viewed as temporary.
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York
BR. G. Dun & Co
New York
United States
Canada
Roosevelt Sent Copies of His Works to Lope Leo
President Roosevelt has sent to Lope Leo copies of all his literary works. The note mentions liquor sale bans in the capital, unease among letter carriers over a pending House reorganization bill, and Roosevelt's expected fall trip to Chicago Springfield Ul Detroit with hunts in Mississippi and several Western states.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Leo
National Capitol
House
Chicago
Springfield
Detroit
Hunt
Mississippi
United States
Jormany
Chicago Markets Report Of Farm And Grain Prices
Chicago markets show cattle shipping grades from 34.00 to 7.25, hogs 4.00 to 7.05, sheep 2.50 to 5.00, and grain quotes for wheat No 2 red 8c to 9c, corn No 2 6le to 2c, oats No 2 41c to 42c, rye No 2 5c to 6c, with butter creamery 2c to 22c and potatoes per bushel. Other cities list varied cattle hogs and grain prices including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee New York Buffalo with corresponding ranges for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye and related commodities.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Utah Legislature Discusses Electing Woman to Succeed Senator Rawlins
In Utah it has been suggested that the Legislature elect a woman to succeed Senator Rawlins. The idea reflects ongoing talk about replacing the long serving incumbent with a female successor.
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Utah
Rawlins
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John Laffoon
Valley View
Wy Laffoon
Laffoon
Laf
T. Ho Storey
Duluth
San Francisco
California
Salem
Warry Tracy
David Mernll
Bernard Brady
Derby
Conn
New Haven
Wall Street
William L. Stow
Des Moines and Fort Dodge
Rock I Island Road
Western
Richard J. Sands
Anna McClintock
Columbus
Victoria Richardson
Drinkins
Carry Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
John D. Rockefeller
Friends of
A. J. Brannan
Spencer
Brannan
Alliance
Westover
August F. Jahnke
Michael Sienk
Oliver Olsen
Jahnke
Detroit and Mackinaw
Black River
Mich
H. B. Lerwick
Dayton
Sherburn Wightman
Zwick
Missouri State Express
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Blue River
W. Meade
Landman
George G. Hadley
Thomas Wilson
Hadley
Big Four Railroad
Hellefontaine
Jim Borden
Daniel Kunkel
George Buson
James Laurier Rogers
Santa Cruz
Cal
Alinns State Board of Artitration
Bie Chicago Packing Houses
Oregon Express
Southern Pacific
Clear Creek
3. M. White
Fred Taffil
Blair
Haller
Chicago, St
Vash
Roddock
Louisiana
3. M. MckKnight
German National Bank of
Louisville
McKnight
Victoria Hotel
Southern
Inn General
B. W. Snow
New York Board of Trade
Maximo Gomez
House of Representatives
Booth Tarkington
Torres
Prince of Wales
Marconi
E. H. Smythe
Lee de Forest
Yale University
Texas
Senate
John BR. Brooke
Minnesota
Morgan
Jenkins
Wis
Parker
N. J
Powers
Nevin
Secretary of War
Gen. Wood
Cuba
West Point
Messrs
Sibley
de Armond
Williams
Miss
Wooten
McDermott
Lond
Frank C. Darlins
Sions
Lituefeld
Striet
Gen. Wuod
Pieper
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolinna
Alabama
Tennessee
Cannon
Committee On Appropriations
Simmons
Appalachian Mountains
Interior Department
Agricultural Department
New York Stock Exchange
Southwest
Northwest
State Agricultural Bureau
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