Condition Of Crops Shows Weakened Corn Across States
The monthly report from the Bureau of Statistics cites corn condition on August 1 at 78.7 versus 70.4 on July 1 1908 and 86.5 on Aug 1 1902. It compares with a ten year average of 84.8 and lists conditions for the twenty principal corn states for the last three years and July 1 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Atatistics
Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Alabama
N. Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
Virginia
MO & Carolinn
Dakota
Oklahoma
Ids
Aver
Minnesota
BR N. Dakota
S. Dakota
Washington
U.S
Town
Wisconsin
Indiana
New York
Penna
Michigan
U. B
Awful Disaster Visits Paris With Underground Fire
A catastrophic underground railway fire in Paris injures and suffocates passengers. Three trains burned, nearly a hundred victims reported as smoke and flames trapped travelers at Menilmontant and Tres-Chantiers stations. Firemen battled dense smoke before flooding the tunnel and rescuers entered the burning mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Electric
Menilmontant Station
Cay
Shea
Tres Charonnes
Belleville
First American Cardinal to Vote for Pope
Cardinal Gibbons becomes the first American cardinal to participate in papal elections. His wartime stance against Spanish cardinals and his broad Christian spirit garner high respect in the United States and Europe. He played a leading role in the conclave choosing Leo’s successor as representative of the new order of things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Leo
New Order of Things
College leaders shuffled with emeritus status and inaugurations
Columbia University plans emeritus status for William B. Ware after twenty two years as head of the school of architecture. John Weston Fearey to be inaugurated president of the College of the City of New York on October 1 with addresses by Roosevelt and Cleveland. Cyrus Northrup of the University of Minnesota threatens to resign over overdue salary as state funding remains inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
New York
William B. Ware
School of Architecture
John Weston Fearey
College of the City of New York
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Cyrus Northrup
University of Minnesota
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
ST. Lowari's
Catalownes Pree
Adidresa
A. Morrissay
Nox
Local Hazard List of Deaths and Accidents Across Indiana
A compilation of brief state items reports several fatalities and injuries. Incidents include lightning killing farmer Charles Wetman near Huntingburg, a 10 year old boy killed while attempting a train ride near South Bend, a 60 year old woman dying of heart trouble at Coal Creek, and multiple rail and farm accidents across towns like Kokomo, Lafayette, Wilshire, and Lebanon. Also noted are a fortifying cornfield claim near Becks Mills and rapid coal mine development around Sullivan with eleven shafts planned within seven miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wetman
Huntingburg
Jaffersonville
Jane Boyd
Coal Creek
New Lebanon
Irvie Williams
South Bend
Connersville
Mamie Claver
Clover Leaf Railway
Kokomo
C.R. Parker
Franklin
Pigs Lake
Hennie
John Etlus
Columbus
Adrian Antrim
Winamac
Star City
George Allen
Lafayette
M. V W. Scheibel
Benjamin PF. Prescott
Wilshire
Emma Deerooyere
Lake Shore
South Band
Nnn
James
Edward Lantz
Amstutz
Fort Wayne
John Tinseh
Corydon
Harvey McCoy
Lebanon
Tix
Cloris
J. A. Botkin
Alexandria
Washington County
Becks Mills
United States
J. A. Heek
Blue River
Sulivan County
Sullivan
Union Coal Company
United States Steel Corporation
United Coal Company
L’, C. Keller
Mammoth
W. S. Bogs
Mildred
Jackson Hill Goal Company
Peruna promoted by Nellie Curtain and Mark H Dunell
An advertisement endorses Peruna as a tonic and cure for female catarrhal disorders. Nellie Curtain of St Paul describes relief from daily mucus drains after using Peruna. National Hotel figure Mark H Dunell corroborates its tonic benefits and recommends consultation with Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio for personalized advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Dunoell
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
Peron
Mark H. Dunell
Hartman
Dr .Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Medius
Pope
Cardinal Giruons
Fonours of Colleges
DIA Big State
Indiana News
Nellie Curtain
Pearl Street
St. Paul, Minn
Miss Curtain
St. Paul
Miss Nellie Curtain
Pepsin Syrup Company
Minticallo, Gl
Ite
Paxtine
Poxtine
NASA
Sruggiats
Paxton CO
Columbus Ave
Sovtos
Mapa
Chicago
FT. Wayne
Fostoria
Findlay
Buffalo
Boston
Nickel Plate Road
Thru Pullman
C. A. Asterlin
Trav
Ind
R. G. Thompson
North German Lloyd Steamship CO
Hamburg-American Line
Wake Star Line
Beaver Line
American Line
Wakase Station
Fort Warnu
Fay
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