Numerous World News Briefs Highlight Crimes, Explosions, and Disputes
The week reports a French syndicate purchasing a Montana coal mine stake for 1.3 million with 85 thousand paid upfront. Government officials await routine resignations and court orders in several states. A nurse cleared of poisoning charges due to insanity faces lifelong commitment. A Kansas City death tied to morphine bottles is noted alongside a fatal dynamite explosion near La Follette. Missing person and suspected double murder cases unfold in Missouri and St. Louis. Gold find reports surface in North Carolina. Baseball standings, trolley accidents, and train collisions pepper the page alongside fires, strikes, and political nominations in multiple cities.
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Emma
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Hermann Mullering
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Boston
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Multiple sensational deaths and disasters sweep U.S. headlines
Prank Jones and John Johnson hanged for murder in Maryland. A 10 year old Annie Reno killed in Pennsylvania with four injured. Mob violence against silk mills in New Jersey. Train and rail accidents across Syracuse, Seward, and Chicago. Fires destroy business districts in Oregon and Minnesota. arrests and suicides noted.
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Macy & Co
New York
Charles M. Schwab
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Reston
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Chicago
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Concinnati
Rechtip
Multiple Disasters Reported Across Cities in 1900s
The column notes Dallas St James Hotel collapse with deaths, fires destroying plants in Shreveport and lumber yards, a near wreck near Shelby North Carolina, and a lynching case in Salisbury. It records Texas Supreme Court decisions, a headless body found in Knoxville, King Albert of Saxony’s death, cholera deaths in the Philippines, and a volcanic eruption in Martinique with high slime fall but no deaths.
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Summit
Chattanooga
Tenn
Supreme Court of Texas
Knoxville
Indianapolis
Albert
Saxony
Eaneer
Philippines
Copenhagen
United States
Congress Debates Canal Bill and Philippine Measures
The Senate and House weigh canal legislation and Philippine bill actions. Debates focus on the Spooner Panama amendment, army appropriation conflicts, and conference reports. A Wind Cave National Park designation and tax refund efforts surface among broader budget and territorial moves.
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Business Outlook and Labor Tensions Report From Dun's Review
New York reports no downturn in business with favorable crop prospects and strong railway earnings. Iron and steel contracts extend into next year. Bessemer pig iron and textiles show steady prices amid limited stocks. Labor unrest grows despite nationwide prosperity and rising living costs, while spring wheat is planted widely and Northwest bank earnings rise 15.9 percent in Minneapolis.
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Northwestern
Northwest
Minneapolis
Washington Notes on Taxes and Policy
The last of the Spanish war revenue taxes ends July 1 with beer tax returning to one dollar per barrel while the tea tax stays until January 1. Gov Taft's friars lands purchase proposal, via William E Curtis, likely to be accepted by the Vatican. The Corliss Pacific cable bill is killed in the House 116 to 77. Venezuela purportedly declares a blockade of the Orinoco River. a warship may be sent to safeguard American interests as the river’s status resembles the Mississippi.
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Mississippi
Grain and live stock price quotes across US markets from Chicago to Buffalo
The report lists cattle hogs and sheep quotes, wheat corn oats and rye prices by market including Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee New York Buffalo with ranges and standards like No 2 red No 2 mixed and No 2 white. It notes a fire in Bevier Missouri causing $10 600 to $12 000 in damage.
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New York
Bevier, Mo
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