Groth and Forest Fires Widespread Across Regions
A severe drought cripples Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia with forests burning towns dry rivers halting navigation and industries suspended. In Somerset County three lumber camps are destroyed and ten million feet of timber valued at 150 000 is lost as over a thousand work for two days without rest.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Somerset County
Astoria
Corry
Singer
Virginia
Ohio River
Marlette
Tta
Allegheny Mountains
Jargar
Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jualata
Juoala
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Standard Oil letters burned in government raid
British officer General Laura, a retired official, reportedly committed suicide in London after letters accusing him of murdering his wife were destroyed in a Standard Oil Company raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Ol Company
Luara
Tin
London
Pig Iron Output Reaches Record High This Year
Pig iron production rises to a higher rate than at any prior point this year signaling robust industrial activity.
Labor unions spread across cities in 1900s era sketches
The item notes unions forming among workers in multiple cities including Toronto shoe clerks Boston Hebrew painters and paper hangers Alboss Minn cotton spinners and Northumberland miners. It cites wage reductions and preparations for a West Virginia federation convention. John Mitchell writes a sociological novel. Lamplighters Union claims all 40 workers in Boston. Trades Unionist in Washington DC exits receivership. Drug Clerks Union in San Francisco opens clerk employment bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Boston
Retell Clerks
Alboss
Minn
Laneaghtire
England
Conciliation Board
Northumberland
West Virginia State Federation of Labor
Clarksburg
John Mitchell
Mine Workers
Mass
Lamplighters’ Union
Washinson
D. C
Drug Clerks’ Union
San Francisco
Cal
Democratic State Convention Nominates Chanler for Governor
The Democratic State Convention nominated Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler of Dutchess for governor by acclamation. John A. Dix was named lieutenant governor, John Whalen secretary of state, Martin H. Glynn comptroller, Julius Hauser treasurer, George M. Palmer attorney general, with Albert Haight and Philip F. Farley as associate judges and state engineer. The platform backed Roosevelt's policy line, favored popular vote for senators and an eight hour police work day. The convention adjourned as the shortest Democratic gathering in record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Dutchess
John A. Dix
Washington County
John S. Whalen
Martin H. Glynn
Albany
Julius Hauser
Nassau
George M. Palmner
Schoharie
Albert Haight
Buffalo
Philip FP. Farley
Kings
Sague
Goughkeepsie
Washington
John A. Whalen
Monroe
Philip F. Farley
Kings County
McCarren
Farley
Smith
Murphy
Platfornms
Benatar McCarren
Brooklyn
Thomas W. Gore
Oklahoma
O'Conners
Alton B. Parker
Bryan
Kern
New York
Chanler
Dutchess County
Poughkeepsie
Fatal Cholera Rages in St Petersburg City
Cholera cases surge in St Petersburg with 350 new patients and 165 deaths reported in a day. Government liquor closures curb street drinking but vaccination and hospital overflow worsen as two new hospitals are opened. A typhoid presence and widespread fear complicate the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Su Petersburg
Russia
T. Petersburg
Semhiaffsky Miltary
Rostov-on-the-Don
Obuchof
Kalinkin
Technological Institute
Turret Explosion Kills and Wounds Crews Aboard La Touche Treville
During gunnery drill at Toulon France a 7.6 inch turret on the La Touche Treville blew up wrecking the after turret and injuring many of a 13 man gun crew. The disaster follows a similar accident on the Couronne off Hyeres August 12 with multiple deaths and injuries. The ship carries 570 men and will face a rigorous investigation.
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Toulon
France
la Touche Trevilla
Vinal
Conronne
Les Saline d'Hy Ores
Iast
Wright Airship Crash Claims Two on Fort Myer Field
Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge of the Fifth Artillery died from skull fracture after Orville Wright's aeroplane plunged seventy five feet at Fort Myer. Wright survived with serious injuries including a broken thigh and scalp wounds as spectators aided the wrecked craft and rushed to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, T. C
Thomas TB. Selfridge
Fifth Artillery
Aeronautical Board of the Army
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Signal Corps
Selfridge
Wright
Mr. Wright
Lieutenant Selfridge
Former Sunday-school teacher confesses to large jewel theft
John F Spencer, once a Sunday-school teacher in Leicester, admits burgling Brooksby Hall the country home of Captain David Beaton. Jewelry valued at twenty thousand dollars was stolen in December. His confession leads to arrests of three accomplices and the jewelry receiver. Diamonds and pearls were removed from settings and sent to the United States for disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
England
John F. Spencer
Brooksby Hall
David Beater
Marshall Field
Chicago
Spencer
United States
Cholera Scare Triggers U S Quarantine Push
The United States prepares a strict quarantine drive amid cholera fears affecting Asia and Europe. Surgeon General Wyman orders officers to rigorously inspect immigrants and a cholera expert will be sent to Russia to study conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrathingtos
D. C
Philippines
China
Prussia
Fieidishers
United States
Wyman
Pubic Health and Marine Hospital Service
Thussia
Robinson Weds Nurse in Cincinnati Circus News
Old John Robinson known as the Governor and proprietor of Robinson's Circus married Miss Maud Logan, his trained nurse, in Cincinnati. Robinson is seventy five and plans to travel with the circus. Logan is thirty and notable for her long service to the troupe. The ceremony occurred in a private car at Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Robinson
Robinson's Circus
Maud Logan
Robinson
Aliss Logan
Milii
Nashville
Adirondacks on fire as thousands battle spreading flames
North Creek New York reports massive forest fires across the Adirondacks with about 6000 fighters unable to check 60000 acres burning. North Hudson and other areas see expanding blazes as fires threaten clubs and local supplies. Dense smoke obscures sight. roads darken at night. water supplies shrink and drought worsens conditions.
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North Creek
N. Y
Adirondacke
North Hudson
Essex County
North Woods Club
Here
Dense smoke blankets Maine as wildfires rage across counties
A heavy gloom spread over Maine from numerous forest fires with Hancock County the worst. Vast woodland burns reported in Piscataquis Androscoggin Somerset Oxford York Cumberland and Penobscot Counties threatening Brooksville Surry Dicksvale Jackman Tishon Sear Word Bideford Elo York Clarion Milford Careville Costigan.
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Maine
Augnata
Hancock County
Piscatnguis
Androecayein
Somerset
Oxford
York
Cumerland
Penobscot
Brooksville
West Manrock
Surry
Dicksvale
Jackmay
Tishon
Sear Word
Bideford
Elo
Clarion
Milford
Careville
Costigan
Fifteen Laborers Robbed Near Beaver Lake
Six armed masked men robbed fifteen Brady Brothers laborers at a reservoir project near Beaver Lake Two Bridges, taking about 100 dollars. One robber pricked Pietro Pazzullo with a stilett o and threatened his throat. The bandits fled after portions of the payday money were found stowed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Brothers
Beaver Lake
Pietro Pazzullo
Pazzzello
Fire patrols keep Adirondacks under watch as fires rise
Colonel William F. Fot says daily reports of new forest fires are largely under control. Fire patrols and wardens patrol the Adirondacks day and night. He notes many fires broken out but contained, with overstatements from North Creek. The most threatening blaze is near Big Cracked Lake in Beaver River territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
William F. Fot
State Superintendent of Forests
Adirondacks
Fox
North Creek
Big Cracked Lake
Beaver River Territory
Temperance Row Breaks Out In Indiana House
A dispute erupted in the Indiana House as about fifty temperance workers entered the chamber during a debate on a county local option bill. Lawyer Horace G Murphy accused opponents of supporting saloons and brewery interests, sparking a confrontation with Representative Coble. The Rev Everson intervened to separate Murphy and Coble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
House of Representatives
House
Horase G. Murphy
Muncie
Coble
Dubois County
Murphy
Mr. Everson
Mob burns church tent in Baltimore village stunt
In Baltimore Maryland a group calling themselves Disciples of St Peter and St Paul set fire to a large religious tent in Brooklyn across the river. Masked villagers attacked after midnight, the tent was destroyed and the camp abandoned with only embers of support poles remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Themeelves
Disciples of St
Cholera Prompts Manila Authority to Halt Festivals
The Civil Commission was convened by Governor General Smith to curb cholera in Manila. The constabulary will deploy 200 officers to assist health inspectors, with more as needed. Authorities plan to discourage gatherings and deny festival permits. Volunteer physicians and nurses have rushed to the cholera hospital which now houses 100 additional patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Civil Commission
Smith
Cholera Hospital
Maniac Kills Two at St Elizabeth Asylum
In Washington, Andrew Light, a mulatto inmate at St Elizabeth Asylum, killed Patrick Maroney the grounds overseer and Millie Follin a young inmate, and severely injured Miss Robinson. He fled to a nearby swamp where police cordon captured him after firing. he was wounded in the leg and returned to the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Andrew Light
St. Elizabeth Asylum
Patrick Maroney
Millie Follin
Miss Robinson
Singer family receives 16 million at golden wedding supper
Pittsburg reports W J Singer distributed 16 million among four children at a private golden wedding supper. Each heir received 4 million via bonds deeds and checks left as dinner favors at the family home on Western Avenue Allegheny. Recipients include William Henry Stinger Jr George Singer Mrs William Ross Proctor and Mateverite Slager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
W. J. Singer
Tron King
Allegheny County
Singer
Iron King
Western Avenue
Allegheny
William Henry Stinger, Jr
Norway
George Singer
White Mountains
William Ross Proctor
Philadelphia
Mateverite Slager
Ends convict leases as Georgia Assembly adjourns
The extra sessions of the Georgia Assembly finished work and adjourned after agreeing on measures to abolish the convict lease system. The bill provides a pro rata distribution for unneeded convicts and sets disposal by the Governor and Prison Commission. It is believed the lease system will end by March 31, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Assembly
Kaiser Assures Alsatians of Peace in Colmar Speech
Emperor William at Colmar reception assures Alsatians peace and development under the imperial eagle and flag. He pledges prosperity and says the region will never be disturbed if God willing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Colmar
Alsace
William
Settlements in Suit After Long Branch Collision Case
Two suits from the August collision at Long Branch were settled. Emil Seelig of Knickerbocker Stables sued for 2500. Daniel Connelly, coachman, sought 10000. The National Co-Operative Society formed in Trenton with 5 million authorized capital to operate department stores. Workmen unearthed skulls in Belleville church cellar believed Revolutionary soldiers. Mrs. William A. Wescott named to a New Jersey tuberculosis commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Thomas
Long Branch
Emil Seelig
Knickerbocker Stables
New York
Daniel Connelly
National Co-Operative Society
Trenton
James R. Mapletoft
Raymond BE. Taylor
Joseph Garratt
Belleville
William A. Wescott
Berlin
New Jersey
Doom and killings within Louisiana jail incident
In Alexandria Louisiana Edward Aytes a Black prisoner killed two inmates Tip Davis and Garfield Bradley and wounded four others after his murder warrant was read to him. A mob of nearly a thousand prisoners gathered around the jail as Aytes attacked with a case knife until officers sprayed him with cold water to regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Fig
Edward Aytes
Tip Davis
Garfield
Bradley
Arius
Blast at Ashland dynamite plant kills worker
A blast at the Atlantic Dynamite Company plant in Ashland Wisconsin ruptured twenty three hundred pounds of dynamite. Employee D R Webber was killed and General superintendent 8 T Bern was seriously injured in the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Dynmite Company
Ashland
Wis
D. R. Webber
8. T. Bern
Gypsy Boy Dies After Rattlesnake Battle on Mountain
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a nine year old gypsy boy named Harry Wallace fought a six foot rattlesnake near General Praddock’s gravesite. He killed the snake and carried its carcass to the gypsy camp a mile away but had been bitten ten times and died hours later from the agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Harry Wallace
Praddock
Craftsman village plan announced for New Jersey
Gustav Stickley unveiled a project to establish a craftsman village in New Jersey. Roger Foster, returning from Russia, warned the nation is in anarchy. The Netherlands sought France's help against Venezuela and minister De Reus said a published letter caused his expulsion. A blockade of Venezuela's coast would be easy. The second playground congress met in New York with delegations from sixty cities. The Catholic parade in London drew large crowds with no serious disorder. Governor Magoon fixed November 14 for Cuba's presidential election. Deakin urged Britain to back a large Australian meeting. Franco waits for Mulai Yafys to govern Morocco peacefully before recognition.
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Gustav Stickley
New Jersey
Roger Foster
Rusia
Netherlands
France
Venezuela
M. de Reus
New York City
London
Magoon
Cuba
Deakin
Australia
Franco
Mulai Wafy
Morocco
Train Collision in Buffalo Kills Mrs Lee and Injures Husband
Mrs. Stephen B. Lee wife of the Erie County Bank assistant secretary was killed in a collision between their car and a Lackawanna freight train in Buffalo New York. Mr. Lee was fatally injured with a fractured skull. The Lees are identified as connected to radiy rd Pa and J W Healey family.
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Buffalo
MN. Y
Stephen B. Lee
Lee
Erie County Bank
Lackawanna
Heehie
J. W. Healey
Radfyrd
Boys run down by car in Oklahoma City tragedy
In Oklahoma City two youths were hit by a car on the way home from Sunday school. Carlton McConnell and seven year old George Stone died in the incident. The driver and circumstances are under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton McConnell
King
George Stone
Oklahoma City
Okla
Cuban Negroes Seek Representation in Cuban Elections
Leaders of a new Negro party in Havana address Governor Maygoon asking for representation in the upcoming elections. They say the party’s chances are excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Negro Party
Maygoon
Havana
Cuba
Missouri Pacific Lowers Oil Rate
On November 4 Missouri Pacific will cut rates on petroleum and oil products from the Missouri fields to 22 cents per hundredweight from 25 cents. The change makes the Lincoln Nebraska rate equal to Omaha and will save about 15 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri-Pacific
Masnuses
Lincoln, Neb
Oraba
Smith College Opens As Co ordinate Institution
UpState Smith College opened formally with twenty one students enrolled. Smith College for Women, founded by WImam Smith of Geneva, N Y, as a coordinate institution to Hobart College, began operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UpState Smith College
Smith College For Women
Wimam Smith
Geneva
Hobart College
Idle English Cotton Mills Hit by Wage Dispute
More than ten mills in Lancashire England idle as operatives clash with employers. Four hundred thousand spindles halted and over two hundred fifty million dollars in capital idle, affecting about 140 thousand workers losing roughly seven hundred thousand dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanecashire
England
Brokers Furniture Sold in Receiver Auction
By order of the receiver the office furniture of A. O. Brown & Co was sold at auction in New York City after the failed stock brokerage firm went under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
A. O. Brown & Co
New York City
Death of Philadelphia Cartoonist P M Howarth
Philadelphia based comic artist P M Howarth died of pneumonia at age forty three. Howarth, renowned for originating a daily comic strip format, created series such as "El 2", "Mark" and "Lulu and Leander."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Howarth
Philadelphia
FP. M. Howarth
Myr. Howarth
EL 2
Mark
Lulu
Leander
Robbery Reported by Springfield Bootblack
In Springfield Massachusetts George Nicholson a bootblack reports two strangers robbed him of 4325 using a finiflam game. Local police are investigating the incident and seeking leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
George Nicholson
Village Destroyed by Forest Fire in Rhinelander Wis
A forest fire devastated Satult a small village near Rhine lander Wisconsin burning half a dozen houses. Residents fled to Moon's Lake where they were cared for and kept safe as winds were calm. Hospital interne Dismissed. Charities Commissioner Hebberd dismissed Dr Ralph Cone an interne at Kings County Hospital New York City for demanding money from patients.
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Satult
Charities
Hebberd
Ralph 8. Cone
Kings County Hospital
New York City
Notable figures noted in mixed historical items
The text cites Theodore Roosevelt Jr attaining majority, Ho undecided on profession, a lawsuit to break Etienne Givernaud’s will, James J. U. opposing Harriman’s peace claim, Percy William Britting knighted, Attir Yardle and the Central Federation Union in New York, ex minister Guckville dead, Lord Wolseley’s many dives, and Vienna Austrian Hungary celebrations for Emperor Francis Joseph’s birthday.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Hfe
Htienne Givernaud
Hoboken
N.1
James J. U
Harriman
Ay Percy Wiliam Britting
Contemporary Review
London
Way
Attir Yardle
Central Federationt Union
New York City
Guckville
United States
Cleveland
Sevenosiks
England
Lord Wolseley
Emperor Francis Joseph
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Court Orders Arm Amputation of 14 Year Old Boy
In Chicago at County Hospital doctors amputated the arm of fourteen year old Joseph Bolando after gangrene followed a broken arm. The boy pleaded to spare the limb but his father opposed the operation and a court required consent for the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Bolando
Army Editorial Alleges Smuggling Into Cuba By Union Espanola
An editorial claims the Union Espanola of Havana accuses the U S Army of smuggling meat and other goods into Cuba to dodge duties and sell them. The piece frames the army as improperly profiting from illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Union Espanola
Havana
Cuba
United States Army
Electrical Congress Opens in Marseille Exposition Building
The International Congress of Applied Electricity opened in the Electrical Exposition Building in Marseille, France. Delegates representing eleven countries are in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
Deegates
New Woman Suffrage Leader Appears in Roslyn Public School
Mrs Clarence H Mackay of New York City stood as a leader of the national woman suffrage movement during a Roslyn public school event. Her appearance underscored ongoing efforts for voting rights and civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ClIarence Hy Mackay
New York City
Roslyn ON
Baseball News Roundup From Early Play By Play
Catcher Grover Land joins the Toledo recruit ranks for the Naps. Warry McCormick of the Mets struggles with his jumper. Freddy Parent of the White Sox leaves the game with a knee injury. The Browns press Waddell to halt the White Sox surge and succeed. St. Louis Club signs Charlip Osteen from Fort Wayne Central League. Boston Chil relinquishes claim to Gus Suffel to Pittsburg. Pitcher BI Donovan alleges umpires bear a grudge. Chicago Club signs Andy Coakley from Classonat Club. Jack Ryan of Cleveland shows promise as a rescue pitcher. Charley Dryden notes Jim McGuire’s ouster and ponders next year’s care assignments.
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Grover Land
Toledo
Naps
Warry Mmccormick
Othe
Hig Oyer
Freddy Parent
White Sox
Browns
Waddell
St. Louis
Ahortatoy Charlip Osteen
Fort Wayne
Boston Chil
Gus Suffel
Pittsburg
BI Donovan
Chicago
Andy Coakley
Jack Ryan
Cleveland
Charley Dryden
Jim McGuire
Griffith
Night riding condemned by cotton leaders in Spartanburg
A crowd at the Spartanburg courthouse approved resolutions condemning night riding and urging no cotton sales under ten cents. Speeches were given by Senator-elect J. D. Smith and C. C. Moore, North Carolina Association president, under the call of President BE La Archer of the Cotton Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Court House
BE. la. Archer
Cotton Association
J. D. Smith
United States
C. C. Moore
North Carolina Association
Companion Killed and Mrs. Borden Hurt in Auto Crash
A touring car collided with an electric car near Providence Rhode Island injuring Mrs W Gavey wife of a Fall River man and two of her children plus Mrs Borden. The companion was killed in the crash and Mrs Borden sustained serious injuries.
Democratic State Convention Nominates Jesse Knight for Governor
At Logan Utah the Democratic State Convention nominated Jesse Knight of Provo for governor by acclamation. The nominating action signals Knight as the party’s prospective leader in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Logan
Jesse Knight
Provo
Motor and racing notes from early 20th century circuits
Thirty one motorcycle records were set at a Los Angeles track. Lewis Strang won the Lowell 250 mile auto race in the Chardiff Isotta. The Nutmeg $5000 pace at Hartford was won in straight heats with best time 2.07. Philadelphia cricketers returned home after a tour of Ireland and Wales. Battling Nelson defeated Mt Joe Gans in twenty one rounds at Colma California. A race course will be established at Reno to aid cheap horse classes. Over 40,000 watched Iron racing at Nazareth. Minor trek paced a mile in 1934 at Milwaukee track. Vanderbilt Jr returns from Europe and renounces automobile racing, threatening the Vanderbilt Cup. Harry Payne Whitney's team won three events at Sheepshead Bay including the Sapphire Stakes with Perseus, possibly bound for Wagland racing.
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Los Angeles
Lewis Strang
Lowell
Hartford
Philadelphia
New
Nazareth Alt
Milwanukee
Vanderbilt, Jr
Europe
Harry Payne Whitney
Sheepshead Bay
Perseus
Wagland
Global briefs mix political and economic notes from abroad
Summaries of international updates include the U S agriculture ministry proposing a U S agricultural agency study. Cadets condemned for exile in Liberia. Cuban press condemning a governor’s libel suit. Mulford denial of pardon. Princess de Broglie filing for divorce. Russian women win a lecture attendance right. Lords reform talks progress. a new Cuban party threat. Turkish bonds approved. Paris top-ticket practice restored. Berlin Social Democratic Congress votes against budgets amid uproar.
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Berlin
Social Democratic Congress
Nuremburg
Dr. Hebel
Reichstag
Canning Plant Project Planned by South Vineland Leaders
Leading citizens in South Vineland push to establish a canning plant with capital stock set at 30000 dollars. Statewide notes mention the Pedricktown Baptist Church mortgage, resignations, teacher appointments, survey work for an observation tower, a missing man with 60 dollars, and the Moore family fishing ban following a fatal fall in Denverly.
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South Vineland
Pedricktown
J. F. Cobb
Elmer Baptist Church
Dora Shropshire
Nasbyville
State Normal School
Trenton
Lower Penn's Neck Township
Salem County
Delaware River
Fort Mott
Frank Parvin
Pittsgrove Township
Salen County
Meteor Falls Near Ellsworth Kansas Shakes Town
A large meteor lit the sky three miles north of Ellsworth Kansas and burned for twenty minutes after hitting the ground. The explosion shook the town, windows rattled and pictures on walls swung, but no serious damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Kansas
Codfish Watch In Norway Reaches Forty Seven Million
Norway's codfish season tally stands near 47.9 million units as fisheries monitor annual harvest. Officials report steady yields across regions with strong demand from domestic and regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Bountiful Wheat Harvest Lifts Farmer Into Prosperity
The article notes a bountiful U S wheat harvest for 1908 with strong demand and high prices reinforcing prosperity. It describes farmers as debt free capitalists who spend on luxuries, while dairy and bean markets face price shifts and supply issues. It mentions pear and cranberry crops, horse demand, and bankers financing Alabama cotton, along with workers returning to textile mills.
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New York
United States
America
Birmingham
Alabama
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St Petersburg
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Edward Moore
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