Panorama of the World and Faraway War Tales
Dispatch from Madad reports Joseph Caballero claiming Spanish prisoners in the Philippines and an American inquiry to verify, with ransom possibility. Fire at Lafontaine costs 20000 and destroys key blocks, aided by buckets, insurance about 10000. Spring Valley bank closes with 20000 bond, 16000 liabilities. Kayser arrested for lottery ticket sales in Clay City. Ryan wins welterweight title in San Francisco after Peterson quits.
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Madad Save
Joseph Caballera
Philippines
Islands
Calis
Caballero
Pavernment
Lafontaine
William Schuster
Incd
Wabash
Marion
Hunstington
Anderson
Ohio
Spring Valley Bank
Stuypp
US 1
Smith of
Xenia
Oho
Yellow Springs Bank
Spring Valley
George J. Kayser
Clay City
Ind
United States
Higgins
Verre Haute
Kayser
Clay County
Indiana
Ryan
San Francisco
Cal
Muddy Ryan
Chicago
George Peterson
Peterson
Joeanan
Peacemaker Murdered in Ohio Hay Hauling Incident
Near Bucyrus Ohio two men hauling hay argued over a broken single-tree. Frank Chrisman shot Peacemaker Weltle after retrieving a shotgun. Young Chrisman had his father arrested for the shooting.
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William Welthe
Frank Chrisman
Bucyrus
Ohio
Chrisman
Weltle
Young Chrisman
Famed mind in decline haunts old battlefield glory
Col. Henderson once Speaker of the national House of Representatives, now a frail wreck in Dubuque after a paralytic stroke and a recent illness. He clings to memories of battle scenes and orders, while dreams of the past haunt his daily life and insomnia persists.
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Wenderson
Henderson
Tawa
Dubuque
Ido
National House
United States
Col. Henderson
Congress
Sears
Corinth
Wats
Uh Henderson
Steeke
Phe
Friedds
Tate Jatiean
Washington
Fort Worth Storm Claims Two Lives From Live Wires
Electrical storm in Fort Worth Texas killed two people who touched live wires. In Winona Minnesota an 11 month old child on a houseboat fell overboard and drowned in the river. New York grain trade authorized trading in grain futures contracts of 1000 bushels, reducing the minimum from 5000 bushels.
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Globe
Fort Worth
Texas
Winona
Minn
S. E. Olsen
New York Grain Trade
The
Produce Exchange
New York
Heat Wave Sweeps Cities With High Temps and Fatal Toll
Across major cities the heat broke records with temperatures reaching 100 or more in several places. Chicago reported eight deaths and over forty prostrations as the day’s heat peaked at 95 on exposed thermometers. New York Philadelphia Albany and Washington also faced extreme heat and widespread suffering in crowded districts.
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Chicago
Troukles
Philadelphia
New York City
United States
Philadelpha
New York
Albany
Concordia
Washington, D. C
Whiel
Philiadelpha
Tifense Conbeng
Tilis
Gretorites
Oon
Chicago Weather Bureau
Athunic
New England
Brooklyn
Boston
Newport
R. I
Pittsburg
Allegheny City
Trade Outlook Shows Strong West Crop Promise in New Reports
Trade remains robust with strong rail and forwarding of iron, steel, and grain volumes. Midsummer mood lifts optimism across the West as favorable crop reports and weather boost general trade despite cotton and wheat concerns in the southern plains. Bradstreet notes weekly business failures at 166, higher than last year’s 178 in 1908 and 208 in 1904.
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Chicago
Alleghenies
Ohio River
Pacific
United States
Bradstreet
Market quotations for cattle hogs and grains across cities
The list shows bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago Indianapolis and other markets, plus grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley across St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Detroit Toledo Buffalo and New York with flourished no 2 and mixed varieties. Prices include butter eggs and clover seed values as reported in the same market survey.
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Chicago
Imy
Timothy
Indianapolis
Bbc
St. Louis
Ste
Detroit
Toledo
New York
Taft Loomis quip sparks light legal note
Humorous lines note taunt and restraint as Mr Taft replies Not guilty but dont do it again. A bird of peace risks danger in Manchuria while Philadelphia draws a club on grafters. Senator Mitchell fails to move an Oregon jury and the Czar seeks a Taft sized man for a lid seat in Poland.
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Taft
Loomis
Bird of Peace
Manchuria
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Oregon
Hoosier Happenings and Local Tragedies
A wide array of local incidents including drownings, a fatal train crash, lockjaw deaths from rusted nails, a pearl sale, sewer project funding, a store shooting, post office burglary, and mining accidents across Indiana towns. Notable deaths include Orville Griffith eight, Fay Arms nine, Mamie McFarland drownings, and Thomas Mooney selling a pearl for $200.
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Springfield Mining Company
Spezareville
White River
Muncie
Orville Griffith
William Flynn
Crawfordsville
Veedersburg
Fay Arms
Elkhart
Thomas Mooney
Vincennes
New York
Angola
Philip J. Lesch
Alexander Kennedy
Lafayette
Kennedy
Judyville
Mamie McFarland
Rushville
Benjamin McFarland
Rush County
Blue River
John Moses, Jr
Indiana Southern
Gilmour
Clyde Greeger
Goshen
Starke
Purdue Agricultural Department
Brazil Black Coal Company
Knightsville
Samuel Anderson
Andrew Swadner
Frankfurt
Monon
Covington
Noblesville
Cicero Creek
Jay
Adams
Adams County
Hunt
Boonville
Warrick County
R. M. C G. Hosford
John Martin
Somerville
United States Fish Commission
Rogers Station
Lincoln City
Thomas Hudson
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Collett
Hudson
Tle
J. K. Shook
Sharpsville
Joss
John .Joseph
Bourbon
Albert Melton
Marion
Irvin Dye
Dye
Eph Foster
Eaton
Lee Stacey
Hartford City
Fort Wayne
National Manufacturing Company
Chicago
South
Mra
William Shultz
Dunkirk
Dolly Morgan
Mra. Shultz
Morgan
Nate ‘Morgan
Mra. Putney ‘Taylor
Morgan Using
Dirk
Shultz
Marg
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the Tribune
Denver
A.gordon
Panorama OF the World
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Santa Fe
Romeo
Denver Colp
Cripple Creek
Liberty
Howland
Warren
Williama
Gen. Blackmar
G. A. R. Palanos
Boise
Iaha
W.W. Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
Idaho
Gem Blackmar
Hingham
Northwest
Grand Army
Bristol
Pennsylvania Cavalry
West Virginia
Yorks
Custer
Long, Halbot and
Rice
Massachusetts
David BT. Wenderson
Hoosier
Crimea
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