Manitou Falls and Salt Lake Items in One Page News
A compilation reports a schooner sunk by the steamer Pete Marquette off Manitowoc Wisconsin with drownings and rescues. It also recounts fugitives in a mountain hideout, a deadly bridge collapse during a Pekin High School picnic, lawmen killed by outlaws, a heroic cattle defense, and several baseball standings along with a violent incident near Anoka Minnesota leaving multiple family members fatally wounded.
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Silver Lake
Pete Marquette
Manitowoc
Wis
Henry Neuman
Severin Anderson
Samuel Martin
Ole Williamson
Bill Pritts
Yorey~Hostetler
Mayette County
United States
Dickson
McBeth
Uniontown
Wesley Smith
Jessie Skaggs
Mabel Clausser
Mackinaw Falls
Smith
Skaggs
Clanser
Pekin High School
Sheriff Taylor
Grand County
Utah
Sam Jenkins
Gutlaws
Hill Creek
Thompson's Springs
Herbert Day
Taylor
Mary—Potter
Milesburg
Sonrage
Wwe
Philadelphia
St Tenis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicacy
New York
Wittsbulrs
Boston
Smallpox exposure in North Springfield and misc. regional notes
Fully 100 persons exposed to smallpox in North Springfield Pa. Samuel A Elliott of Cambridge elected President of the American Unitarian Association in Boston. Murrey former House of Representatives manager commits suicide in New York. J W Moyle stock broker found dead in North River after disappearing April 9. West-bound Lake Shore fast mail engine derailed at Westfield N Y. engineer Reagan and fireman Leighbody killed. Fire at Lattimer Pa No 2 slope of Pardee Cosmine. pumps damaged. Frederic A Bell, coal magnate and Buffalo Elevating Co president, dies in Madison N J at 53. Marshall Field donates Conway Mass public library, cost 50 000 to 100 000. Two Buffalo N C Genesee street cars derail near Scaja dagada Creek. one overturned. two killed, several injured. Charles W Massey pleads guilty in Rutland Vt to embezzling from Merchants National Bank. 7 years. John C Farrar pleads guilty in Waterbury Conn to absconding funds. six years.
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Lake Shore
Westfield
Reagan
William Leighbody
C. Pardee & Cosmine
Lattimer
Frederic A. Bell
Bitusiness
Philadelphia
Buffalo Elevating Company
Madison
N. J
Marshall Field
Chicago
Conway
Mass
Eld
Massachusetts
Buffalo
N. C
Scajaduagada Creek
Charles W. Massey
Rutland
Merchants’ National Bank of Rutland
John C. Farrar
Waterbury National Bank
Distillers conference cuts output at Cincinnati
Reports from Cincinnati indicate distillers agreed to reduce production for the present. Fire destroyed John Sauer & Co's Cigar leaf house in Cincinnati causing losses, and several other fires caused significant damage and casualties across Ohio and California.
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Distillers
Cincinnati
News Nuggets From a Turbulent World
A mosaic of violent incidents and official denial features riots in Paris and Havana, killings in Utah and Texas, Boxers in Peking, English anti Catholic disturbances, a deadly duel in Hidalgo County, a dagger attack in Atlanta, a station burn and train robbery rumors, a judge found dead in Wheeling, and an eclipse expedition noting odd light fluctuations.
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Havana
Kumassi
Peking
Foreign Office
Peckham
England
Smmet Coy
Bonifacio Perez
Hidalgo County
Texas
Atlanta
Dick Holmea
Tobe Smith
Smith
Tamling
Juhan
Southampton
Railroad accident and multiple crimes reported in scattered accounts
Reports describe a railroad motor incident involving a dog near McCannis depot, a murder and robbery with the victim found at a farm house, a young woman found dead in Pigeon Creek near Evansville with a rope around the neck, and an accidental shooting during a Buckskin Bill Wild West show in Terre Haute, injuring several.
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Pigeorm Creek
Evansvillee
Ind
Buckskin Bill Wild West Company
Terre Haute
Elmer Mendenhall
Paris Reported to Yield to French Protectorate Over Morocco
In Paris it is announced that the Sultan of Morocco has practically consented to submit to a French protectorate. Lord Curzon reports 5 607 relief recipients in famine areas. Ambassador White addressed New York veterans of the Franco Prussian War in Berlin amid a speech. A Seoul?
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Paris
Morocco
Lord Curzon
India
Ambassador White
New York
Berlin
Global Dispatches and Local Disasters Across Regions
Cold weather devastates Moselle wine trade as travel slows and winter rates loom. Freeman named U S consul at Copenhagen. U S issues a strong note to the Sultan over indemnity payments. Von Heyking and Nippen arrive as new German and French ministers in Mexico City. Gen Wheaton reports insurgent surrender near Tarlaw with 171 men and 168 guns. Point Claire near Montreal wiped out by fire with no fatalities. Arnold Tuchschmidt found guilty of embezzling 14000 dollars from the St Louis IRS. Texas mutiny on last voyage ends at Brooklyn Navy Yard. court martial orders issued for ten men.
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Moselle
John G.freeman
Wisconsin
United States
Copenhagen
Denmark
Baron von Heyking
Mexico
Edmond Nippen
France
Gen. Wheaton
Tarlaw
Point Claire
Montreal
Arnold Tuchschmidt
St. Louis Internal Revenue Department
United States Iastriet Court
Texas
Brooklin Navy
Market Reports Chicago to New York Cattle Hogs and Grains Prices
Market summaries from Chicago to New York show cattle ranges mainly $2.50 to $6.50 with hogs at $2.00 to $5.75 and sheep $2.68 to $5.25. Wheat grades No 2 run from about 65c to 74c, corn 39c to 41c, oats 24c to 29c, rye 60c to 76c, with regional quotes for Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee and Buffalo noting shipping and common to prime grades.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Ste
New York
Rush to Cape Nome Sweeps Frontier for Gold
The article notes a new Cape Nome gold rush era with thousands preparing to depart for Alaska. It cites 3,100 travelers already sailing from Seattle, Vancouver, and San Francisco and 7,000 more expected to sail this month. Freight steamers carry hydraulic machinery worth hundreds of thousands, and mining gear floods the port as Pacific manufacturers race to supply the field.
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Cape Nome
Biondike
Amy
California
Bet
Klondike
Yukon
Cape Name
Arctic
Seattle
Vancouver
San Francisco
Hanchett
Fonz
Alaska Steamship
Alaska
Cape Neme
Pacific Coast
Alaskan
Cap@ Nome
Center
el Paso
Barzel
Freizh
Nome
Price McCormick & Co Collapse Shocks Wall Street
The New York firm Price McCormick and Company failed after unable to corner cotton, jeopardizing 13 million dollars in liabilities. The suspension triggered a Wall Street run, with cotton futures dropping 75 40 47 and 15 points for Mary June July and August, amid fears about other brokerages. The partnership included W G McCormick Theodore Price R M Stuart Wortler and George Crocker, long a leading private-wire firm with presence on New York cotton exchanges and Chicago Board of Trade.
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Price, McCormick & Co
New York
Price, McCormick &C
Wall Street
Cotton Exchange
Mary
Usly
W. G.mccormick
Chicago
Theodore Price
R. M. Stuart-Wortler
England
Admiral Schley
George Crocker
California
New York Cotton Exchanges
The
Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Senate Democrats Debate Overseas Policy and Cuba Affairs
The Senate eyed the conference report on Amy ap tion while debating postal frauds with Piatt Spooner and Hale speaking. The House moved toward sine die adjournment and ways and means tweaks to cut war taxes. Weekend sessions covered Cuba finances, Alaska permits, and Indian funding with pensions for wartime widows. The week saw debates on Cuban postal irregularities, Sundry Civil Appropriation bills, and Alaska civil government, plus district depot projects and the removal of Long Bridge.
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Senate
Amy
War and Navy
Philippines
Cuham
Piatt
Conn
Spooner
Hale
House
Wayead Means
Neely
al Jen
Bacon
Cuba
Alaska
Secretary of War
Cape Nome Beach
Congress
Clouse
Philippin
Morgan
United States
Lodge
Allison
Talbert
Tiidley
Olympia
Manila
RN. W. Meade
Force
Ohio
District of Columbia
Washington
Baltimore and Potomac
Baltimore and Ohio
Long
Widlow
Stotsenberg
Nebraska
Cooper
Wis
Committee On
Insular Affairs
Hay
E. G. Rathbone
Jones
Porto Rico
Industrial Commission
Dalzell
Judiciary Committee
National Capital Note Exports top $100 million this year
A national note reports Pacific exports will exceed 100 million dollars this year while Havana records no April yellow fever fatalities. Supreme Court to hear Chicago drainage canal arguments in October and more engineer officers are needed for American Leet stations. The House passed a bill restricting interstate commerce and extended the eight hour government work rule. A vague political effort hints at passage of election law and a Missouri figure named Charles B. Siegel appears in the pool of names.
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National Capital
Havana
Supreme Court
Chicago
Axiatic
House
Congress
Vandiver
Malesia
Charles B. Siegel
Missouri
True Happiness in a Fragmented Exchange
A woman asks a famed writer about his greatest pleasure and he reveals misery in tears, stating that his joy comes from influencing others though he laments their wretched lot. The exchange hints at a paradox of happiness amid sorrow.
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Jaiderat
Summer Resorts About Lake Centry Area
Many charming summer resorts greet tourists from the South and East in Lake Centry region. Nearby spots include Fox Lake Delagan Lauderdale Waukesha Oconomowoc Palmyra The Dells at Kilbourn Elkart Madison Afinocqua Star Lake Frontenac White Bear Minnetonka Marquette on Lake Superior. Copies of pamphlets and the illustrated summer-book are available from local agents for four cents in postage.
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Lake
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Fox Lake
Delagan
Lauderdale
Waukesha
Oconomowoc
Palmyra
the Dells
Kilbourn
Elkart
Madison
Afinocqua
Star Lake
Frontenac
White Bear
Minnetonka
Marquette
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Promotes Comfort for Feet
An old advertisement urges buyers to ask their dealer for Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes. It claims relief for corns, bunions, swollen and sore feet, sweating, and ingrown nails. The copy mentions Dew ur light shoes after use and provides a sample offer address in Olmsted, New York.
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Allen
Soc
Allen 3
Olmsted
Lo Itey
N.Y
London Mayor's Diamond Badge Worth Six Hundred Thousand
The mayor of London is depicted with a badge of office containing diamonds valued at 600000 dollars. A reckless claim about drawing a pistol and harm is noted, reflecting sensational wording rather than a factual event.
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London
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Brimfield News
Addison Pacey
W. L
Kansan City
Milwaukee
Minnesipolis
Cleveland
William Wise
Anoka
Minn
William Wise, Jr
James Wise
Mira
Martha
John Sauer & Co
Thomas McDermott
Maxine Elliott
Nat Goodwin
Nathaniel Pai
Deoover Republican
Frank Shaw
Florey Wetzel
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Cal
Head River
Ida Foss
Benjamin Wagnitz
la Crosse
Central Ohio Bogey Company
Capitol Hotel
William
Aonunitin
Marion
Obie
Tobias
Kansas Bridge
Missouri River
Leavenworth
Kan
Lynon Stern
Emanuel I. Riser
Stour
Methodist General Conference
Chreake
David Ho Moore
de J W. Tamailton
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chivas
Globe Or Gardin
Tytus Gardner Paper Company
Middletown
Mo Schultz Organ
Wagner & Keil
Jackson
Jossey
Reeves Brothers
Alliance
Ryan
Millison County
Indiana
American Flute Glass Company
Alexandria
American Tin Plate Factory
Wright Shovel Works
Anderson
Quinn Brothers
Little Rock
Levi Storth
Mattoon
Brotherhood
Idfirm
Calvin Kimblern
Pueblo
Colo
Kiblern
Fries
BH. A. Donkin
Dakota Division
Great Northern Railroad
Inkster
Rherif Taylor
Samuel Jeskins
Pere Lachaise
G. W. Jeffers
Wheeling
W. Va
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Stella
Whithiam
Kentucky
Frank Gosnell
St.Joseph
Frank Walsh
Gagnell
Waluh
Servis
Reichstag
Chamber of Deputies
Yokohama
Col. Bethune
Newcastle
Natal
Vryheid
Transvaal
Market Reports
SIG
Issa Anteres
Atchson
Topeka
Santa Fesperia
Gmaha
Shirase
Morttimedters
Grand Central Station
New York Central
Cheyenne
Omaha
Union Pacific
B. F. Nilson
Burlington Road
Salt Lake City
Manitoba
Northern Pacific Railroad
Manitobe
Eastern
Linois
Ise
Wlayaa
Otie McCoy
Lafayette Ave
Lebanon
Sarsaparilla
America
Nell
Bess
Ifia
Hertz
Frank Rogers
East Forty-Orst Street
Sterling Remedy Co
Can
Seecareth
NEW Vom City
Eleysted Station
Easiased
Johnson Quinn
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