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Danish baseball player Count M Thue von Bentzen marries Miss Alice M Baer of St Louis. Oklahoma Governor Haskell resigns as treasurer of the Democratic national committee. Washington Supreme Court upholds cigarette ban. Manila cholera shows improvement with about thirty new daily cases. Colton Savings Bank robbed for under $1,000. thief escapes by car. Leslie Carter, former president of the Bourd Side Elevated Railroad, is dead after a yearlong illness. Erie Vanderbilt granted a divorce by New York Supreme Court. Six to seven injured in Cambridge Mass factory explosion. $25,000 loss. New York factories resume after eight months idle due to flu. Elkhart woman kills her baby after going insane. Nebraska college candidate withdraws after father’s disapproval. Anarchists arrested over plot against King Alfonso. Fires, accidents, and storms disrupt Philadelphia to Samar in the latest. National League standings update and a major football injury update in Waterbury. Minnesota forest fires threaten rural areas.
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Lorain
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Raymond W. Pullman
Minnesota
Smith Riley
National Forest District
Smith McPherson
United States Circuit Court
Davenport
Iowa
United Breweries Company of Chicago
Civic Federation of
McPherson
R. W. Pullman
United States Forest Service
Mr. Pullman
Wisconsin
Michigan
Miramichi
Newcastle
Hinckley
Minn
Railroad
Multiple incidents reported from across the nation and overseas
The page lists suicides, accidents, crimes and notable events including Jack Wilbraham’s death by jumping, Yale divinity school courses on minister relations, a major factory fire in Troy with 75000 dollars damage, political cases in New Jersey and Iowa, and various fatal and dramatic incidents involving public figures, fires, ships, and rail accidents.
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Yale Divinity School
United Waste Manufacturing Company
Troy
N. Y
August Eberhardt
Hackensack
N. J
Ottilie Eberhardt
White House
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Jack Gardner
Boston
Mass
Copley Square
Timber fires prompt merging efforts for better protection
The article argues the recent forest devastation may push national state and private groups to unite for stronger protection against fires. It cites the Peshtigo and Miramichi disasters, highlights economic losses beyond stumpage, and urges better forest ranger patrols and stricter spark arrest rules to avert future catastrophes.
Woman slain after alleged lure by Kansas grain inspector
Mrs. Harry Pearson, 21, said before dying she was lured to a lonely spot in Oklahoma City by Harry Parker, 23, a grain inspector from Iola Kansas, who shot her and fled. The report ends as the twelfth annex meeting of the Interstate Association of Live Stock Sani- is noted.
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Harry Pearson
Oklaboum City
Okla
Harry Parker
Iola
Kan
The
Interstate Association of Live Stock
Dun's Review of Trade Sees Recovery Amid Distorted Failures
The report notes continued recovery in business activity with a distorted failure record due to heavy defaults. Production and distribution steady, new demand rising in ending industries. Pig iron purchases up for future needs as prices invite activity. foundry work increases and eight week showing surpasses 1907 and last year.
New York Business Conditions Show Moderate Improvement
New York reports tentative gains in general business and wholesale sectors with fall trade at peak in some cities. Purchases focus on staples, with sales below last year as elections approach and purchasing power tightens outside agricultural regions. Western cities and southern Pacific areas show solid results. U S failures total 260 this week, Canada 25, per Bradsheet's Commercial Report.
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Rita
United States
Canada
Brads Reet
Livestock and grain price survey across cities
The report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices alongside grains and dairy for Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo Toledo and New York. Prices show wide ranges by commodity and city, including cattle 4.00 to 7.75 dollars, hogs 4.00 to 7.60, and wheat No 2 around 1.04 to 1.08 dollars per bushel, with regional variations and quality categorizations.
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Chicago
Gianapolis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaskee
Toledo
New York
Sparks From The Wires West Indian NY Population Note
The article notes New York City's Black population at about 80,000 with one tenth being West Indians. It mentions a donation of 51 000 dollars from the German Emperor to the Robert Keck foundation.
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New York City
Robert Keck Foundation
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