Clinton Plaindealer Reports Global Events And Local Incidents
The Clinton Plaindealer notes hydrophobia cases at Magee Pathological Institute in Pittsburg and mentions outbreaks in western Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Maryland. It lists varied incidents from a Toledo property dispute to a powder explosion near Yreka and drought break in Wisconsin along with international political detentions and baseball league standings.
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A. Leteve
Magee Pathological Institute
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Jennie
Rhoades
Toledo
Guo
Lau Ces
Navarre
Aorave Rat ii Seaford
Toran
Phe Negravs
Michael Bitzer
Johann Toeh
Chicago
Hamilton
Hoch
Cincinnati
Dossdoen
Yreka
Cal
Grant Powder Compa
Wisconsin
Ginson
Clare
Meyer
Giusea
Drownings and accidents reported in Nam Po ska Lake and Midwest
John Cochran a Savoy hotel prepriver in Watertown drowned while bathing in Lake Nam po ska. A Western Ohio interurban car derailed near Cridersville killing three and injuring twenty plus. An earthquake near Val said sunk a structure with under 100. Peabody of Mutual Life comments on policyholders this year. Henry Dankert, 27, wounded by robbers in St. Daud yards died in hospital. Tagish Charlie, a Canadian Indian near Liquor purchase, spends fortunes on intoxication paying 125 fines. Whitecaps whipped William Wooten’s brother near Nashville Indiana. Outlaws Kelley Wallace Gardner arrested at Lansing penitentiary, to be moved to Missouri for robberies. Railroads at Pillsburg short on workers, raising age limits. George Gaumegartner, 16, accidentally hanged at St Benedict's college play hall in Atchison.
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John Cochran
Savoy
Watertown
S. 1
Lake Nampoeska
Ohio
Internvban
Cridersville
Valsaid
Peabody
The
Mutual Life Company
Vie
Tye
Tee
Henry Dankert
Wisconsin Central
St. Daud
Cine Hospital
Danker
Milwaukee
Tagish Charlie
Canada
William Wooten
Nashville
Ind
George Wooten
Wooten
James Blackburn
Kelley
James Wallace
Nicholas Gardner
Lansing
Wan
Missouri
Pillsburg
Gorge Gaumegartner
Atchison, Kan
Germany
St. Benedict's College
Red Cross Emblem Protections Tighten Under Geneva Accord
Geneva Conference urges suppression of Red Cross insignia for commercial use in the United States with a five year timeline to enact legislation. The act on reincorporation bans non authorized use with fines up to 800 dollars and up to one year in jail. collected penalties go to the American National Red Cross.
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United States
Geneva
National Red Cross
Congress
Red Cross
Amperican Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Countries
Root Voices Sentiment in Buenos Aires Banquet
Secretary Root thanked President Alcorta at a formal Buenos Aires event for closer U S friendship with Argentina. He cited historical ties from Rush to Monroe, affirmed no alliances, and pledged mutual support for liberty and justice with the Argentine Republic and other nations.
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Buenos Aires
Alcorta
Secretary Root
Erlhu Root
Root
Presidsn
North
South America
Roosevel
United States
Argentine
Benjamin Rush
James Monroe
A mosaic of notes on public figures and a great quake
The piece lists varied items from a portrait hung in Augusta to a Boston mayoral notice, a governor abstainer, and campaigners in Des Moines, then foregrounds a massive Pacific coast earthquake wreckage with Chile to Argentina damage, ship losses, and aftershocks across South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. B. Reed
State House
Augusta
Fitzgerald
Boston
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
John M. Pattison
Hannah Sharp
Des Moines
Iowa
Pacific Coast Line
South America
San Frrancisco
San Francisco
Pantie
Chile
Argentina
Cracll
Chile Earthquake Wrecks Valparaiso and Surrounding Coast
Reports from Valparaiso and Buenos Aires describe a major Chilean earthquake that destroyed large parts of Valparaiso, ignited fires, and left hundreds dead and thousands homeless. Shocks also damaged towns along the Chilean and Peruvian coast, with winter conditions worsening suffering.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Peru
Statistics of the Chilman Earthquake in Valparaiso
The report lists estimated deaths around 2 000 with a conservative figure near 2 700. It notes citywide destruction including arsenals banks theaters stations and churches. Official figures reference Santiago and Chilean institutions with property losses and municipal damages.
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Bank of Tarapacay
Victoria Theater
Bellavista
lisVan
Pesidricu Santo Tlatel Reval
Bank of Chile
Tras and Water
Efeecyt
Santiago
Fisad
Parliament
National Library
Muniicipal Diniding
Age Waishoy
Palae Py Corthhouse
Central Meatket
Presidents Gethiee
Chepies
Valparaiso Earthquake Echoes San Francisco Shake
Following the San Francisco disaster experts note Valparaiso shows similar land relief and climate. Locals fear more storms and quake shocks may be linked, while the quake devastates the lower Andes region and raises famine fears and relief appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Valparaiso
California
Chile
Andes
Chicago Markets and Trade Outlook Amid Broad Industrial Strength
The piece notes sustained momentum across construction transportation agriculture and retail in Chicago with strong bank deposits steady stocks and high rail activity. It cites bank clearings above 1905 by 12.2 percent, ongoing grain and provisions demand, rising railroad orders and elevated imports and exports in July marking continued prosperity into fall and next year.
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State Street
Chicago
Muimter BS
Eeadast
Dan
Review of Trade
Atmuindant
New York
Iverseld Steel Industry
Chicago Markets Pulse Through Grain and Livestock Rates
A sweeping list of prices across U S regional markets shows cattle hogs and sheep with wide ranges from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo to New York and Toledo. Wheat corn oats rye and butter eggs seeds also appear with varied No 2 and mixed quality quotes.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Prince
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Toledo
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Virginia
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Joseph B. Heiskel
John V. Wright
Tennessee
Hiram B. Bell
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Florida
James L. Pugh
Alabama
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Indian Territory
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