Darke County votes dry by 111 in Ohio election
Across Darke County Ohio the dry vote carried by 111 points amid a sprawling list of events. The report notes saloons in the area and varied national items including a Chicago fire insurance payout, a new concert master for the Pittsburg orchestra, and a mail robbery confession in Joliet.
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Darke County
Ohio
Chicago
Kanato
Korea
China
Kanatyu
Searcy, Ark
WG Lucas
Lucas
Omate
Frederick S Haird Ofhicago
Dover County
Nebraska
Baird
Thehicago Ranch Company
Blanchester
Montrose
Colo
United States
Thomas
Park
Detroit
Alpena
Metz
Meez
Justice Mills Recommits Thaw to Matteawas Asylum
The Supreme Court in White Plains recommitted Harry K Thaw to Matteawas Asylum for the Criminal Insane after a committee on employment reported his earnings at Columbia University New York last year. The extensive docket references other legal and civil health items from the winter session.
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Justice Mills
Supreme Court
White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawas Asylum
Columbia University
New York
Committee On Employment
Br. Winchell
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
White House
Washington
Secret Service
John
Fulton
International Congress of Tuberculosis
Edna Wallace Hopper
A. O. Brown
Yale
Bureau of Self-Help
The
University
Murder charge and fire report fill the local scene
The article covers Andrew Copeland charged with the murder of Lula Dizon in Milton Florida after she drank poisoned water. It also notes a fatal diving accident in Decatur Texas, a major fire in Carrabelle Florida causing $100000 in damage, and a mob pursuit in Charmioce Georgia with Pearl Pocker as a victim.
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Henry Smoirh
Charmioce
Xcl
Petro
Xa Poon
Pearl Pocker
Roger
Ollie McKenzie
Four Grounds
Decatur
Texas
Carrabelle
Fla
Pensacola
Nime
Churches of Christianity
Finis Idleman
Pes Moines
International Missionary Convention
Church of Christ
New Orleans
Andrew Copeland
Milton
Fin
Berrydale
Lula Dizon
Copeland
Cubs Win Second World Pennant Over Tigers 2 to 0
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Detroit Tigers 2 to 0 in the deciding game to capture their second straight world pennant. The article also notes organization decisions and trade and government staffing items.
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Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress
Denver
National funeral planned for Haiti president’s wife in Port au Prince
A national funeral is planned for the wife of President Nord of Haiti who died in Port-au Prince. The report notes political tensions in Europe as Austria and Servia edge toward war.
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Nord
Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Austria
Servia
Belgrade
London
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Santiago
Chile
Cubs win decisive series to claim greatest baseball record
The Cubs shut out Detroit 2 to 0 in Detroit to clinch the series in four of five games. They dominated the Tigers with superior skill and team play, marking a historic milestone and denying Detroit any chance to claim the title.
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Chicago
Cubs
Tigers
Detroit
Tve
Jennings
Cuba
Tinker
Texas
Craeee
Hetis
Alfhough
Evers
O'Leary
Coughtin
Trade and industry activity midwinter 1900 outlook
The report notes strong visitation at fairs with buyers in fashion lines and solid sales in apparel millinery footwear and house furnishings. Freight and furnace activity show mixed trends with steady steel and farm implement demand. Bank clearings total 237 347 561 down 49 percent from the previous year while district failures rise slightly with five liabilities over 5000.
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Wietgenle
Chicago
Tufts Plans Mental Healing Course In Curriculum
Noted items from current events include Tufts College in Boston adding a mental healing course to this years curriculum. The Michigan Federation of Labor endorses woman suffrage and opposes prohibition. A street accident near Ashland Pennsylvania results in two dead and three seriously injured when a vehicle plunged from an embankment. Names and details are incomplete in the damaged text.
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Tufts College
Boston
Mass
Michigan Federation of Labor
Ashland
A! Young's Point
Trade reports show improved farm harvest and rising exports
The report notes irregular trade across regions due to weather but an overall push toward improvement. Farmers harvest fully under favorable conditions and rail tonnage rises as crops are marketed, with wheat exports remaining strong. US business failures for the week ending Oct 8 total 216, down from prior weeks. Canada reports 31 failures, down from last week.
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United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Chicago and St Louis grain and livestock price snapshot
Market summaries from Chicago St Louis Detroit Milwaukee New York and Milwaukee show bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and various grains. Prices quoted include corn No 2 No 3 oats rye wheat and hay with regional differences and mixed quality grades across markets.
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Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
T&c
Barney
New York
White
Ste
Bate
Cramer
Oldest American store in Salem closes after 104 years
After a continuous 104 year run in Salem the family owned store shuts its doors marking the end of an era. The present owner plans to devote time to developing an invention and pursuing personal ventures.
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Salem
Mase
America
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