Name Change Petition in Probate Court at Empiria
A Petitioner from Denmark seeks to change his name from Thomas Tanéan Damm to Thitas Janson Hamin in Empiria, citing unwanted comments and questions about his family. The court granted the change after reading the prayer of the petition.
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Thomas Tansen Damm
Empiria
Enn
Denmark
Jauying
Ameyrica
Thomas Tanéan
Damm
Thitas Janson Hamin
Whale Damm
Conference May Fail Warns Witte on Peace Talks
Sergius Witte arrives in New York and addresses the American people with guarded optimism, while his party signals their aim to press Japan for terms. They insist their task is to secure Japan’s concession, then determine if further talks are possible.
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Sergius Witte
Bargius, Witte
Risesia
New York
Mr. Witte
Japan
Woman Saves Nine in Lake Minnetonka Building Fire
Mrs G M Seperatrom woke to smoke and flame in the Pfeffer building on Lake Minnetonka. She alerted her husband and they guided nine sleeping occupants to safety as lower floors filled with fumes. The remarkable rescue highlights quick action and calm leadership during a sudden blaze.
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Minnetonka
Mra. G. M. Segeratrom
Pfeffer
Pxcelsior
Lake Minnetonka
Seperatrom
Wheat rust uncertainty hits wheat belt forecasts
A Chicago Daily News analysis notes rust may harm crops depending on appearance timing and weather. Spore infection varies with rain and dry spells, with some regions reporting no rust despite reports. Future losses hinge on remaining season weather, while railroad agents report little to no rust locally.
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Chicago Daily News
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Chicago
Record surge in transatlantic travel overwhelms rail and steamship lines
New York dispatch reports unprecedented passenger demand as railroads and steamship lines exhaust capacity. Waterborne and overland services run nonstop with baggage piled high and storage warehouses bursting. Officials project 1905 transatlantic passenger totals to exceed last year’s 199,348 by at least 25,000 as foreign travel surges.
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Americana
Europe
New York
Earl
Neual
Naval
Thors
Labor News Notes From Across Cities and Trades
Reports show wage gains and union activities nationwide. Carpenters seek 25 cent daily increase to reach 3 dollars for eight hours, Montreal plasterers demand 40 cents hourly, New Brunswick pastors form union linked to city central body, and Detroit street car workers seek higher pay and 30 cap per hour on Sundays and holidays. A new Albany local of the International Plate Printers Union forms, while only 40,000 of 800,000 engineers in the United Kingdom are organized.
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United States
Amr
Roanoke
New York
Oston
Maan
New Brunswick
N. 1
Piasterers
Montreal
Canada
United Braton
International Plate Printers’ Union
Albany
N.Y
Mens
Aga
International Union
Detroit
Mich
Hoch Gets Reprieve in Chicago Murder Case
Johann Hoch, condemned for murder, received a reprieve after a $500 check and $100 in cash supplied the funds for an appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court. Governor Deneen granted a delay, postponing the hanging date as Hoch fought to prove his innocence amid controversy and claims of a fake trial.
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Biganlat
Molley
Bix
Johann Hoch
Chicago
Arch Biganist
Hoch
Ian Nn
Henry
Springfield
Supreme Court
Deneen
Johann Hoek
Ang
Treasury
Floch
Bliebeard
Receiver Sought for Equitable Life Insurance Society
Col J Wilcox Brown of Baltimore appeals to the U S Circuit Court seeking appointment of a receiver for Equitable Life Assurance Society alleging insolvency and mismanagement. He requests an accounting, seizure of records, and a conservator to ensure policyholders receive a fair share of surplus while prohibiting further use of funds by the society and its officers.
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Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Col. J. Wilcox Brown
Baltimore
Ndka
Jis Insurance
Dos Passos Brothers
Brown
United States Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
Hyde
Ryan
Alexander-Hyde
Yfo
Rote Chewed Baby Attacks Alarm Plowville Family
Mr and Mrs Reynolds of Plowville Pa awaken to infant screams as a dozen rats attack the cradle. The infant is mauled while workers from Girard Iron Company Youngstown Ohio, Marve Quiligan and John Under, are killed by a cage trap incident.
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Jamoa Reynolds
Plowvile
Borka County
Marve Quiligan
John Under
Girard Iron Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Yellow fever grips New Orleans amid quarantines and fear
The article describes a deepening yellow fever crisis in New Orleans with widespread public fear, strong quarantine measures, and political tension. Mississippi mobilizes guards, rail and river traffic face shutdowns, and authorities warn of possible spread beyond the Italian quarter. The piece notes stricken morale and mounting concerns across the yellow fever zone, including shipments and industry impacts.
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New Orleans
State Board of Health
Tonisiana
Vardamin
Mississippi
Louisiana
Rhett
Postoffice Department
Toosquito
Chicago
St. Louis
Vardaman
Wyatt
Mississippi National Guard
Death Valley prospector Walter Scott trains to Chicago in record time
The famed Death Valley miner Walter Scott, age 27, attracts headlines as a flamboyant showman who funds publicity stunts and claims an inexhaustible mine. He hired a 44 hour 58 minute rail run from Los Angeles to Chicago, drew crowds in New York, and gathered about 24 million from backers, while some doubt the authenticity of his riches and motives.
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Enut
Walter Sestt
Luhovelf
Souter
Walter Scott
Muiny
Death Valley
Scott
Buffalo Bill
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Weit
New York
Beatt
Big City
When the Wheat In Ripening In Western Kansas and Nebraska
Wheat fields stretch for miles across western Kansas and Nebraska in late June and July. Harvesting machines move through the grain as binders click and the hum of headers fills the air. The vast plains show golden yellow grain covering counties and valleys from Hill City toward the horizon.
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Hilla
Kansas
South
Nebraska
Hill City
Graham Epnoty
Ein Whear
Tallmadge preliminary hearing on land fraud case at Roswell
BH Tallmadge of Chicago faced a preliminary hearing on government land fraud in Roswell New Mexico. One case was dismissed and a venue change was granted in the second case.
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BH. Tallmadge
Chicago
Esa
Roswell
N. M
Agricultural and wholesale trade outlook improves amid crop promises
The Dun's Review notes winter wheat harvest progress in the northern regions and strong indications for corn and flax yields. Retail and wholesale trade show gains in staples, clothing, and textiles, with better stocks and increased early deliveries. Bank clearings rise while failures edge higher in the U. S. and Canada, reflecting a cautiously optimistic economic mood.
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Aleae
Cereus
Lywe
E Bank
Dun
Chicago and Midwest Market Report Prices for Cattle Hogs and More
The report lists cattle hogs sheep and other commodities across Chicago Indianapolis Saint Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Toledo. Prices show No 2 wheat 8c to 88c corn 52c to 6c oats 26c to 27c rye 07c to 72c and dairy and eggs with butter 18c to 21c and eggs 18c to 20c.
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Chicago
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Louis
Oath
Detroit
Hserontay-Nu
Milwaukee
Northern
New York
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