Turkeys Sultan Condemned Amid Delhi Turbulence
Placards attacking the sultan posted in Constantinople spark excitement and fear of an assassination attempt. Signers call themselves the Turkish revolutionary committee and cite justice and liberty as principles. In Chicago, a rear end elevated collision injures many as two trains crash and a fire breaks out. In Shanghai, China tries to curb a boycott hitting English goods, with merchants seeking action and Yuan Shi Kai enforcing bans in Tianjin.
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Constantinople
Young Turkish Party
Chicago
China
Shanghai
Chinese Foreign Board
Chen- Fu
Nanking
General Chamber of Commerce
Tien Tsin
Yuan Shi Kai
Pechili
Convict smuggling opium and cocaine in Nebraska prison
Amos H. Gould at the Nebraska penitentiary in Lincoln was found smuggling opium and cocaine to fellow convicts and profiting from sales. His prison bank account rise triggered suspicion, leading to his loss of good time and stripes after a prison-ordered discipline.
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Amos H. Gould
Nebrauska
Lincoln
Gould
Ould
Peace talks near end as Russia yields on most demands
Russian plenipotentiaries accept key points in the Washington peace talks. They surrender the Manchurian threat and agree to cede the Chinese Eastern Railway while retaining a formal commercial link. Japan presses for Sakhalin and indemnity, but broader terms appear acceptable, with external powers urging a speedy settlement.
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Sukhalla
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China
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Artie
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Matin
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Dicker
Sakhalin Island
Labor Trends Across States and Unions Highlight Postwar Shifts
The report notes Michigan bans underage cMb workers, Brockton steamsitters win higher pay, and broad wage declines in Arkansas. Detroit garbage workers gain 50 cents weekly, and overtime pay doubles. The Amalga mated Leather Workers relocate HQ from Philadelphia to Newark. A plumbers union project explores assisting incapacitated tradespeople amid union and political tensions.
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Mass
United States
Arkansas
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Newark
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Mich
United Association of Plumbers
Tnndustrial Workers of the World Organization
Fever Epidemic Grows In New Orleans And Louisiana
Yellow fever worsens in New Orleans with 963 cases reported and a 16 percent death rate. Archbishop Chapelle dies of fever at 63. National health efforts improve but local quarantine failures hinder containment as fruit and oyster industries suffer and trade thins. Dr. Walter Wyman directs federal measures while state data show 129 cases and 24 deaths outside New Orleans.
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Chapelle
France
St. Mary’s College
Baltimore
Washington
Salpointe
Santa Fe
Louis P. Chapelle
Cuba
Philippines
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Walter Wyman
United States
St. Louis
Amherst
St Louis Medical College
Marine Hospital Corps
Fort Stanton
N. M
Wyman
Society of Colonial Wars
State Board of Health
Trade Conditions in Chicago and New York Weekly Review
R G Dun and Company notes crop estimates exceed 1902 levels with favorable weather boosting corn growth. Grain handled rose to 10,445,675 bushels from last week and last year. Iron and steel commitments at full tonnage. demand steady though some hesitancy for 1906 deliveries. Chicago bank clears of 179,479,402 dollars up 11.1 percent from 1904. Failures total 33 in Chicago vs 24 prior week. New York wholesale trade expands on crops. West shows activity in dry goods hardware lumber groceries. Weekly wheat exports drop to 865,002 bushels. corn exports 1,152,441 bushels. failures 166 for the week.
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Chicago
R. G. Dun’é&Co
Rai
Lake
Government August crop report projects steady harvests
The August crop report shows good crops countrywide with prosperity, detailing corn 2.593 billion bushels, oats 880 million, spring wheat 270 million, winter wheat 444 million and total wheat 714 million. Corn and oats fall short of the 1891 records, while spring wheat nears peak yields.
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Dakotas
Minnesota
Midwest Market Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs Bees
Chicago prices range for cattle and hogs with primed lots at 4.00 to 6.50 while per bushel grain quotes include wheat 80 to 82 cents and corn 58 to 54 cents. Indiana and Cincinnati show similar ranges with hogs at 4.00 to 6.85 and wheat nearby.
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Timothy
Cincinnati
Detroit
Fellows Ste
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