La Porte Teens Wed In Schoolhouse Affairs
La Porte Indiana society notes two clandestine weddings within a week among its exclusive families. One joins Onel L. Rosselli of Ohio oil wealth with Emily Taylor of Denver. The other pairs Emily Crane of La Porte with Alfred Mayne of Boston in Michigan City.
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Ehool
la Porte
Ind
Onel L. Rosselli
Charles #. Russell
Ohio
Emily Taylor
Denver
Golden
Colo
St. Joseph
Mich
Russell
la Porta
Charles Mayne
Boston
Mass
Ista
Spring Guns Guard Cash in Brooklyn Junk Shop Murder Mystery
Police probe the Abbott murder in a Brooklyn junk shop where a murdered elderly dealer and a worker lie dead. A widow reportedly found about 10 000 in gold and silver hidden in five tomato cans. Detectives fear traps and firearms at the site impede a search while suspects deny involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J’. Abbott
Brooklyn
Henry van Buskirk
Alster
Abbott
Pioney
Caytalu Parkins
Charles Johnson
Oscar Datutin
van Buskirk
Wreck blamed on engineer after Glenwood crash
A transportation tragedy near Glenwood left nineteen dead as an excursion train rear ended a freight train. Investigators blame Engineer Hoxey for backing down the track without proper dispatch, amid broader railway safety scrutiny in Chicago and Eastern Wisconsin.
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Elmmed
Wrndt
Chicago
Iwinaia
Glenwood
Hoxey
Train wreck kills twenty four women and injures seventy two
An excursion train collision near Glenwood Illinois on a Wednesday night killed twenty four women and injured seventy two. The Chicago and Dustere Illinois Railroad mishap occurred as a Sunday school group from Bohemus Congregational Church traveled from Island Park Momence. The baggage car carried many children in a scene described as horrific with desperate attempts to free victims.
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UGS
LHD
Stormer
Gendeal Slocuw
St. Mark’s
New York
Locust Grove
Long Island Sound
Panie
Widdle
Hell Gate
North Brother
Glenwood
Ildru
Island Park
Momence
Chivén
Tuddy
Chicago Heights
A . Workersu
Exiles, Knots of News Hover Over Global Tales
Dalgorovki exile to Arehangel follows a clash with Count Lamsierl the Russian foreign minister. Meanwhile British yachtsmen weigh a Cup challenge as the dowager duchess of Abercorn is hailed as Britain's oldest peeress. London cab workers strike over the Aqquith award sums and a Peru plague outbreak shocks regional borders.
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Trince ‘Dalgorovki
Count Lamsierl
Iinister of Foreign Affairs
Arehangel
Duchess of
Axquith
Taily
Peru
Weandor
Jane Umter
Tita
Sasaun
Agiwile
Constantinopls
Denmark
Paul Kruger Dies in Switzerland Former Transvaal Leader
Paul Kruger, longtime president and "Modern Champion of Liberty," died in Clarens Vaud Switzerland at Clarens, Gun tot Vaud. He succumbed to a wasting illness amid disappointment over British conquest of the South African republics. Kruger's vast private fortune had supported him through the war era.
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Worner
Switzerland
Krier
Clarens
Guntot Vaud
Kruger
Kroger
Child's sacrifice cited in struggle for liberty in South Africa
An authoritative report notes a seven year old boy who left South Africa never to return, carrying less than six thousand dollars as part of a hopeless liberty cause. The account highlights the fragile costs of political action and exile.
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Edcard Bowen
Negro Farm
Perry
South Africa
Delegation Urges Modifying Cattle Dip Order West of Mississippi
A petitioning delegation pressed the President and Secretary of Agriculture to relax a rule requiring cattle west of the Mississippi to be dipped for the slime disease. They argued the preparation and roundup could not be completed in time and urged inspection at shipment instead. The report also notes rail developments, a Rapid City paper, Kansas potato crop losses, bank authorizations, staff moves, and railroad immigration plans.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Mureh
Mississippi River
Department
Seaboard Air Line
Baldwin Works
Rapid City
Alice R. Gossage
Kaw Valley
Kansas
Haa
First National Bank
Moline
Kan
Ling
First National Bank of
Pininviile
Harwood
Ilinois Central
Evansville
Ghi+ mga
William J. Leahy
Chicago, Stock Inland and Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Southwestern
Indian Territory
Vexas
A Remarkable Ceylonese Grass Causes Spontaneous Fire
A queer Ceylonese grass, known to botanists as Andropogen echaeninthus and restricted to Kandlan district, grows six to seven feet tall and ignites spontaneously during the wet season on Mount Aim bulawe. As water runs down its stalks and mixes with contained fluids, curling tongues of flame ignite, rapidly spreading to cover the mountain in fire. Botanists and chemists seek a clear explanation for this paradoxical combustion when water touches the stalks.
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Ceylon
Kandlan
Mount Aimbulawe
Chas Y Peterson Endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills
July 18 Broad Wisconsin special report from Judge Chas Y Peterson of Oconto County credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing chronic back pain. He testifies the pills restored his health after a winter back ache. He warns kidney pain can lead to Bright's Disease Diabetes or arteriosclerosis if untreated.
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Broad
Wis
Chas. Y. Peterson
Oconta Co
United States
Dadd
Que
Dodd
Bright
Stanley of Africa Exlplorer Honored for Achievement
The article lauds Stanley for strengthening trade and civilization in Africa and shaping the world’s view, arguing the knighthood from Britain was hollow. It says his real worth lay in character, achievement, and democratic roots, predicting posterity will remember him for exploration and impact on commerce, art, industry, and independence.
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Stanley
Africa
Whashington
Clorer
Coffee replaced with Postum cures longtime coffee sickness
A Battle Creek reader named Postum from Michigan shares a decades long struggle with stomach pain blamed on gastritis and indigestion. After switching from coffee to Postum for three months the spells ceased and health improved, with family members also benefiting and a warning that coffee often triggers distress.
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Missouri
Flimer
Ale Tay Bue
Poston
Postum
Dostum
Postuno
Battle Creek
Outlook Positive As Trade Centers Report Gains Across Regions
New York reports improving trade conditions with gains vs last year and a generally encouraging outlook across centers. Labor harmony grows. Midwest and South show mixed results while New England edges higher. crop prospects improve with a record cotton yield hinted. Dun’s Review notes firm iron prices and rising rail traffic offset by lower grain receipts and weather-related wheat damage.
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Adylees
Uitte
New York
Wese
New England
Indianapolis
Dun
Chicago
Wees
R. G. Dun& Co
Chicago-Cattle and Grain Prices Across Markets
Raw price table for livestock and grain across Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Toledo, and New York. Includes cattle, hogs, sheep, wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley with bid ranges and quality grades, noting shipping and market variations.
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Chicago
Soc
Indiananelle
St. Louis
Cinelanati
Rya
Milwaukee
Toledo
Prince
Suny Hag
Hood Rgu Raood
New York
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Republic
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Kinchow
Menger
Mitchellville
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Mycerd
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Nowehwang
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Philadelpha
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Chileno
Wolvoit
Cleveland
Washington
Standiys
Jubplean Association
Ww. W. Bt. Paul
Minneapolis
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Kansas City
Louisville Reed
UT Woledo
Slocum
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Geld Hospital
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Mally
Porto Rico
London Times
Tibet
Harl Gray
Lord Kentenant
Northumberland
Earl of Minto
Canada
Lord Minto
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South African Chartered Company
Rhodesia
Hiouse Trust Company
England
Picing Wrain
Paul Kruger
Oom Taul Kruger
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