Thaw Returns to Matteawan Asylum After White Plains Ruling
In White Plains the Thaw case ends with Harry K. Thaw being moved back to Matteawan Asylum for the Criminal Insane after a sudden court switch. His lawyers seek a lunacy trial by jury while federal authorities consider transferring him to Pittsburgh for bankruptcy testimony. The move follows the court’s abrupt decision and Thaw’s ailing condition draws family support at the jail aftermath.
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White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
Harry Kk
Westchester County
Matteawan Asylum
Matteawan
Pittsburg
Thaw
Justice Dowling
Justice Mills
Jeff Thaw
Court of Appeals
Maicawan
Baker
Asa Bird Gardner
Attorney-General’s
U. S
Archibald
Scranton
Innatlc
Lane
Westchester
Pennsylvania
State Court of Anpeals
Josiah
Mrs. Carnegie
Qudy
Maitcawan
Britain Steps Up Naval Building and Army Expansion
London reports the government will abandon its armament reduction policy and resume large scale naval construction while boosting the army. The Cabinet discussed the move amid European crisis talks, signaling increased military burden and potential financial strain across Europe.
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London
Germany
Europe
Tennessean Fined 2500 for Selling Quail Under New Law
R. F. McNurty of Sumner County was fined 2500 under Tennessee game bird protection laws for attempting to dispose of fifty quail by sale. Game Warden King arrested him. birds were trapped and killed by blows, with many young quail among the flock.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
R. F. McNurty
Sumner County
King
McMurty
Williams Potts Dies After High School Game Injury
William M. Potts, 21, a scholastic football player for Cannonsburg, Pa., died after being kicked in the head during a game on October 3. He suffered convulsions twice and an operation failed to save him.
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Pennsylvania High School
Flayer
Cannonsburg
Wiliam
Potts
Servians recapture Islands on River Drina from Austrians
Pravda reports Servian gendarmes recaptured the Islands in the Drina River seized recently by Austrian customs guards. At Shabazz the populace boarded an Austrian steamer, seized its flag and burned it.
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Belgrade
Pravda
Drina
Shabazz
Trade unions push pensions and labor dispute reform
The Scottish trade union congress passed resolutions in favor of old age pensions and compulsory intervention in labor disputes. The Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union expanded with seven new locals and treasury surpassing twenty thousand dollars. Major events include Brisbane eight hour demonstration with women workers and rioting in New York over taxi operations amid strikes. Italy sets fifteen as the minimum age for entry to mines and tunnels.
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Trade Union Congress
Persup
Treasury
Liege
Belgium
Herman Ridder
New York City
Central Federated Union
Brisbane
Italy
Suffragette Assault Paralyzes Westminster as Crowds Clash
Women supporters surge toward Parliament forcing entry and disrupting debates. Police deploy armored lines and boats as crowds clash. 24 suffragettes and 12 unemployed are arrested. Mrs Pankhurst and Miss Christabel Pankhurst defy court summons.
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Westminster
London
Travers Symons
James Keir Hardie
Ouse of Commons
Thames
Pankhurst
Christabel
Drotiers Murdered at Ingalla Crossing Oswego County
Charles Ward forced entry at the Bohi brothers residence at Ingalla Crossing and found John and Peter Bohi shot and brutalized in the kitchen. A rifled wallet and a ransacked upstairs trunk suggest robbery, fought after a struggle, with authorities blaming tramp suspects. Both men over fifty, reputed steady earners with several thousand dollars.
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Oswego
Charles Ward
John
Peter Bohi
Ingalla Crossing
Osea
Twin Sisters Lawyers Win Admission to U S Supreme Court
Ethel A Colford and Florence M Colford of Washington DC became the youngest women admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court. Both earned law degrees with honors from Washington University School of Law, studied post graduate courses, and have practiced with their uncle Clarence Colford, earning DOJ endorsement. Born in Sallias Nova Scotia, they moved to Washington as children.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Washington, DD
Ethel A
Florence M. Colford
Washington
D. C
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Colford
Washington University School of Law
Clarence Colford
Sallias
Nova Scotia
Mother of Twenty Three Arrives in New York
Mrs Alice Danny, mother of twenty three children all living, arrived in New York City from the Isle of Wight England with eleven of them aboard to start a new life in America.
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Alice Danny
New York City
Isle of Wight
England
Tragic Schoolyard Shooting Ends in Double Death
In Goldsberry Missouri farmer D O Seaman called his two sons aged ten and twelve from a district school. He shot one son dead and mortally wounded the other before killing himself. The motive remains unknown.
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Goldsberry
D. O. Seaman
Maine and Alabama Leave Azores for New York
United States battleships Maine and Alabama, part of their world cruise, departed Azores bound for New York after visiting Ponta Delgada.
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Maine
Alabama
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Worls
United States
New York
Gates orders Tiffany bowls for six thousand dollars
News notes across New York and beyond report John W. Gates ordering gilded finger bowls from Tiffany at six thousand dollars, a Boston University theology dean resignation, and other assorted items from railways to college enrollments.
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New York City
John W. Gates
Tiffany
Wlliam I. Warren
Boston University Theological School
Frank J. McConnell
Brooklyn
P. Fowler
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Fowler
New York and Vicinity
J. Ogden Armour
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard University
England
Publicity Saves Lives on Harriman Railroads
Publicity reduced accidents on Harriman roads by an estimated twenty to fifty percent over three years. A board of inquiry including railroad officials and local citizens reports causes quickly, publishes facts to newspapers, and improves discipline and efficiency while protecting lines from misleading local claims.
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Chicago
Harriman
Julius Kruttschnitt
EH. Af. Harriman
Krultschnitt
Union Pacific
Harriman Ines
Kruttschnitt
Board of Inquiry
Inis
Victims of New York City Railways in One Month
A Public Service Commission report shows 5230 railway accidents in New York City during August. It records 3317 injuries including 2247 passengers and 639 railway workers, with 44 deaths and 235 seriously hurt. Accidents comprised 121 car collisions and 1233 injuries from alighting.
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City
New York City
Public Service Commission
Girl Found Slain on Eve of Wedding Near Wadsworth
The body of Ora Etta Lee, twenty, was found on a highway near Wadsworth two miles from town with two bullet holes. Suspect Guy Rasor, a young man from a wealthy family, is held on suspicion after horse and wagon tracks and a missing shoe linked to his stable. Police weigh murder vs suicide pact with Rasor as possible motives.
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Wadsworth
Ohio
Leo
Rasor
Raser
Miss Lee
George Stickler
Farmer kills M18 family in Norfolk Virginia
John Richardson a wealthy Lambert's Point farmer shot and killed Bev erley Cromwell father in law and Josephine Cromwell and then shot himself. He fired at Cromwell and his daughter wounding them as they tried to flee. Miss Cromwell led Richardson's five year old son by the hand when killed. Richardson blamed the wife’s departure for the tragedy.
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Norfolk
John Richardson
Lambert's Point
Here
Beverley Cromwell
Josephine Cromwell
Cromwell
Richardson
Miss Cromwell
Squire Naar before Governor Fort in New Jersey agitation
New Jersey reports show Squire Manfred Naar facing scrutiny over alleged abusive summons with fines for motorists. Governor Fort heard Naar explain why he summoned a friend of the governor’s son to a hearing. The case was dropped, with the governor warning Naar to enforce the law properly. A separate Ocean County case against former Supreme Court Justice Bennt Van Syckel was dismissed after bizarre testimony about a dog scenario.
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Squire Naar
Governor Fort
Automobile Chair of America
Justice of the Peace
Manfred Naar
Trenton
Aleged
Naar
Leslie Fort
Young Fort
Standish Chard
Lakewood
Nightstown
W. Howard Jeffrey
Toms River
Supreme Court
Bennt van Syckel
Jasper Lynch
Ocean County 8. P. C. A
van Lycke
N L Beeckman Nominated for Newport Seat
Newport Republicans nominate R Livingston Beeckman of the Newport Bummer colony as fourth Representative in the Rhode Island State Legislature. Also included are brief items on a minister's fatal shooting in Alabama, a murder case in Omaha, a Navy orders to move to the Asiatic squadron, a St. Louis estate for sale, liquor licensing changes in Washington, Rockefeller's vacation, and other short notes.
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N. L. Beeckman
Newport
R. 1
R. Livingston Beeckman
Rhode Island
Washington, D. C
Charleston
Bremerton Navy Yard
Asiatic Staton
Honolulu
Guam
Pacific Fleet
Ranbow
Census of standing timber begins under U S commission
The National Conservation Commission launches a rush census of United States standing timber to aid its natural resources inventory due for President in January. Estimates range from 822.7 billion to 2.0 trillion board feet. Gannett’s 1900 figure of 1.39 trillion is a key basis. Letters seek forest area and industry data from county clerks and timber owners.
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Washington, D. C
National Conservation Commission
United States
Forest Service
Tomry Gannett
Biumpakg At 1,390,000,000,000 Board Feet. Mr. Gannett
Warnd
Navy Budget Update and Shipbuilding Plans for 1904
The naval budget, submitted from St. Petersburg, totals $44,667,500, up $616,000 from last year. The construction account stands at $3,155,000 with $3,771,000 allocated for new work, reflecting a cut due to unspent 2904 construction funds. The program plans four battleships five torpedo boats destroyers and three submarines.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Duomus
Women’s rights and education noted in European and American scenes
Hedwig Luszczewnka better known as Dovyma, a Polish poetess, died after the war. Holland forms a male tongue for women suffrage and grants women a vote in church affairs. Anna Pritchett of Louisville, aged twenty five, appointed chair of economics at Wellesley College. Mrs John Lestla hosts the Duke of Connaught in London. Nat Goodwin sues Maxine Elliott for divorce in Reno. A two year course in woman ship training begins in New York City. Martha Van Rensselaer advocates a woman judge in juvenile court.
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Hedwig Luszczewnka
Dovyma
Warsaw
Holland
Anna Pritchett
Louisville
Wellesley College
John Lestla
Duke of Connaught
London
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Reno
Nev
New York City
Martha van Rensselaer
Agricultural College
Cornell University
Girlg Org
Whole Village Frozen to Death in Siberia Tale
The Rev. Edward O. Campbell reports that a village of Sihat in Lequimauk was found frozen on the Siberian coast after Eskimo inhabitants died and ate walrus skins and clothing due to exhausted provisions. Indians in a canoe recounted the scene.
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Siberia
Seattle
Sihat
Lequimauk
Siberian
Esquimans
Edward O. Campbell
Field sports results and early season notices across New York area venues
The Field reports Daniels won the mile championship at Sheepshead Bay while Fair Play fell to Angelus in the Oriental Handicap at Gravesend. Yale prep for fall rowing and cross country on campus. Manhasset Bay YC plans a new design class for 1909. Invader and Tempus Fugit raced together on the New York Speed Way. Ruth Dillon captured the $10 000 Hester Columbus Stake at the Columbus Grand Circuit with a 2 06% time. Laden’s four in hand won at the Sincla Morse Show over Mackay and St Pratt entries. J J Eller of the Irish American AC led at New York A C meeting taking both hurdle events.
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C. M. Daniels
New York City
Ruth Dillon
Hester-Columbus
Trotters
Columbus
Dlarveys
Laden
Clarence HW. Mackay
Herbert St. Pratt
New York
A. C
J. J. Eller
Crete Declares Union With Greece Amid Balkan Tensions
A decree in Crete proclaims its union with Greece, marking Crete as no longer under Ottoman suzerainty and heightening Balkan tensions. Turkey seeks quick action from the Powers, who discuss settlement plans and potential compensation while danger grows in the region.
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Canea
Ialand
Crete
Turkey
Greece
Balkang
Austria
Pickle Stock Decline Tied to 1908 Shortfall
The 1908 pickle supply is estimated at 700000 bushels below last year’s stock. Last year’s surplus was 1000000 bushels above requirements, yielding a total stock 300000 bushels ahead of normal. Market shows an upward drift at 7.50 per forty five gallon barrel per 1000 pickles. Canadian Pacific Strike Ends. GM Bary approves return of mechanics and strike-breakers to work.
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Canadian Pacific
Bary
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Crop Movement Expands Amid Rising Grain Supplies
Reports indicate crop movement accelerating with visible grain stocks rising rapidly due to unprecedented receipts and strong export activity, particularly in the South where prices are lower than a year ago.
Lawyer Inherits Big Fortunes Across States
New York City attorney Theodore R. Shear is named as heir to $17 million from an California uncle. The bequest follows another large estate of $10 million later reported in the same line of notices. An estate judge will oversee probate and distribution to beneficiaries.
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Theodore R. Shear
New York City
California
Naval officials push toward a fleet of aeroplanes
Washington officials move toward using aircraft for military purposes as policy steps advance. A New York freight plan opposed. Lusitania sails from Liverpool to New York with large cargo. Post office rates expected to double in a year in England. Austria may annex Bosnia and Herzegovina per imperial plan. The tuberculosis congress in Washington adjourned after denouncing Kochs theory. Roosevelt spoke. Army officers complete a seventeen mile round trip walk from Brooklyn to Coney Island and back.
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Washington, D. C
Parc
New York City
Wiliam J. Wilgus
Irving T Dush
Malta
Lusitania
Liverspool
England
New York
Postofica
Austria
Bosnia
Vergegovina
International Congress On
Washington, D.C
Koch
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Copey Island
Wreck at Newark Claims Life of Matawan Fireman Longstreet
Vernon L. Longstreet of Matawan dies from injuries after the Pennsylvania freight engine he rode is rear ended by an engine driven by Harry Traudt of Newark. Traudt is arrested on a charge of manslaughter and later paroled to await further process.
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Vietha
Vernon
Longstreet
Matawan
Pennsylvania
Newark
Harry Traudt
Elizabeth Avenue
St. James’ Hospital
Traudt
Old Sleuth's Meirs Fight Hinges on Inheritance Fight
Vice-Chancellor Nowell at Newark grants a permanent injunction restraining Miss Rena Halsey from selling Westfield property forming part of her late mother Henrietta A. Halsey's estate. The $40,000 estate funds Harlan Halsey's life sayings of Old Sleuth. Louis Halsey accuses his sister of misappropriating the estate and seeks an accounting amid ongoing litigation between siblings.
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Louis Halsey
Militia Officers to Ride Fifty Miles in Test
Colonel Edwin W. Hine of the Fifth Regiment at Paterson orders all field and staff officers to undertake a fifty mile ride. Lieutenant-Colonel Van Walraven plans the program and route with two options Pompton Stockholm or Nyack. The ride starts twenty-five miles out with overnight stay and return. An ambulance and two hospital men may accompany the cavalcade.
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Edwin W. Hine
Paterson
Roosevelt
Hine
van Walraven
Pompton
Stockholm
Nyack
Identifies Her Drowned Boy in Red Bank Bay Find
Mrs Frances McCloud of Brooklawn New York positively identified the drowned boy recovered in Red Bank Bay. The body was exhumed from a Hazlet cemetery where it had been buried by an undertaker. Identification came from distinctive clothing and features noted by the widow.
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Frances McCloud
Brooklvn
N. Y
Red Bank
Hazlet
Injunction Seeks Stop of Sewage Discharge into Hopatcong Creek
Must Not Vollute Croek Vice-Chancellor Walker grants an injunction at Tren ton on AG request to bar Jacob P P Frame from dumping sewage into Hopatcong Creek near Wa Npsburg, a tributary of the Delaware River.
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Croek
Walker
Trenton
Jacob PP. Frame
Hopatcong Creek
Delaware River
Npsburg
Lin
Ramsden Resigns as Pastor of Baptist Church
The Rev Stanley Ramsden resigns after a long pastorate at the Baptist Church in Daptistows. A Gloucester City trolley car incident on King street punished Charles Craig’s wagon, tossing him from his horse but he escaped. Job Dean of Hancork’s Bridge reports possession of a seventeenth century chat from the English ship wrecked in Greenwich harbor, passed to him in 1862.
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Nev. Stanley
Ramsden
Daptisctows Baptist Church
Charles Craig
Gloucester City
King Street
Job Dean
Hancork's Bridge
Greenwich
Roosevelt Aids Tee Memorial Fund Donation
President Roosevelt sent a fifty dollar contribution to Vicksburg Mississippi for the Steplen Dr. Lee memorial fund. Secretary Wright and General G. M. Naga also contributed fifty dollars each to support the ten thousand dollar memorial bow.
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Roosevelt
Tee
Vicksburg
Mis
Duck Lays bony Nees at Tremont
In Tremont Pennsylvania, a duck lays a bony scene as local details describe Joseph Moffmian involved with a duct and coal shells amid unclear yells and albumen references.
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Bony
Tremont
Joseph Moffmian
Bornal
British Fleet Moves Toward Balkans Amid Tense Balkan Crisis
British warships head to the Aegean as disturbances mount in the Balkans. A Bulgarian steamship near Constantinople narrowly escapes trouble after flag confusion. MarquIs Ripon resigns. Earl of Crewe assumes Colonial Secretary post. General Gomez releases a Cuban manifesto as Manila opens a government bank. Austria-Hungary fields 150000 troops ready to strike Serbs. King Alfonso’s car accident injures two workers. Sir Charles Dilke questions annexation as Berlin treaty violation. General Mistechenko wounded in Turkestan.
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Constantinople
Varna
Charles Dilke
London
Sir Charles Dike
Aupstlin
Fatal Grade Crossing Crash Near Melrose
Four people died and two were injured when a Boston and Maine train hit a wagon carrying six near Melrose. Frank Roberts drove the wagon. his sister-in-law Mrs. Luther and Frank Luther of Schaghticoke and a two year old child perished. The injured include two Luther children. Coroner Hutton planned an inquest.
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N. Y
Boston
Maine
Melrose
Rutland
Frank Luther
Schaghticoke
Frank Roberts
Luthers
James Luther
Aiden Luther
Luther
Hutton
Valley Falls
Troy Hospital
Lerrick
DIES IN HER 110TH YEAR AT SENECA FALLS
Mrs Charlotte Decker of Seneca Falls New York died at age 109 nearly 110. She recalled colonial era memories including Valley Forge hardships and prices in 1820s. Her marriages began in 1818 to Thomas Preston and later to Albert Brainard and finally Samuel Decker. She outlived two husbands and bore one child who died in infancy.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Charlotte Decker
Godfrey Beals
Albert Brainard
Brainard
Samuel Decker
Decker
Balloon falls after burst during Bennett trophy race
The American balloon Conqueror burst at about 3000 feet over Berlin during the James Gordon Bennett trophy distance race. Pilot A H Forbes of the New York Aero Club and the other occupants escaped uninjured as the balloon descended slowly, resembling a parachute upon four rooftops.
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Berlin
A. H. Forbes
New York Aero Club
Explorer Killed by Indians in Hudson Bay Wilds
Report says James Oliver Curwood, author of Detroit, Michigan, was killed by Lac Ja Indians after a trader stated the tribe claimed the white man began the trouble by shooting an Indian. Curwood was connected with an Detroit publishing firm and lived in Detroit.
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James O. Curwood
Hudson Bay Wilds
Winnipeg
Manitoba
James Oliver Curwood
Detrot, Mich
Hudson Bay Etroit
Radinas
Lac Ja
Lacon Ronge
Indiana
Farmers to Store Products at Equity Convention
The American Society of Equity with about 100000 members met at Milwaukee in annual convention. The farmers’ group aims to regulate farm product prices by establishing elevators and warehouses nationwide to store crops and place them on demand in markets. Wright Takes Woman Passenger at Le Mans. Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, flew with Mrs Hart O Berg wife of his European business manager, as a passenger.
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American Society of Equity
Milwaukee
Wis
Chestnuts Arrival Signals Large Crop With Low Prices
Chestnuts are arriving in liberal quantities signaling a large crop. Quality is good and prices are well below last year but dealers struggle to dispose of receipts as the market trends downward. Prices range from 6 to 6 dollars per bushel.
Russian Fleet Mobilizes Rumor Near St Petersburg
A rumor ties the Russian Black Sea fleet near St Petersburg to mobilization as a precaution. The chatter centers on possible naval activity and government response amid tense regional signals.
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St. Petersburg
Black Sea
Surplus and Trade Facts From Early 20th Century Notes
New South Wales reports a nearly eight and a half million dollar year surplus. Turkey imports about two million dollars annually in various papers. A Polish firm plans the first feet sugar factory near Harbin Manchuria. Switzerland votes to ban absinthe manufacture sale and import. Since 1896 Japan’s Imperial Household allowance remains 1.5 million dollars yearly. Brazil flour milling grows against foreign suppliers. Rome votes 57 to 3 to end religious instruction in elementary schools. Japan’s education spending reaches seven million dollars yearly. New Zealand fiscal year closes with 45 million revenue 11 million expenditures and a four million surplus.
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New South Wales
Turkey
Ieet
Manchuria
Harbin
Switzerland
Imperial Household of
Japan
Nis
Brazil
Rome
New Zealand
Index to Good Times Business Conditions Improve in Q3 1908
An index notes improving business conditions in the United States during the third quarter of 1908 despite higher insolvencies in several sectors. Manufacturing liabilities fell slightly from 1907 due to large suspensions in lumber, building, and iron and steel, with gains in clothing, cotton, and wool. Trading failures carried bigger defaulted debt. miscellaneous trading failures rose by over $2 million. Prices rise for cabbage and eggs amid tight supplies. cranberry and butter markets show firmness. Freight car orders total $1,000,000 for delivery after December 1 by Illinois Central. field beans show light demand with few sales.
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United States
Iis Cellan Solla
Ehte
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