Farmers Organize to Gain Greater Returns for Farm Products
About fifty farmers gathered at the Great Northern hotel in Chicago to form a new committee under the American Society of Agriculture and Dairy Products. The aim is sustained marketing and higher prices, with branch headquarters in the Midwest and representatives from Mississippi, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arkansas, and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Chicago
American Society of Lungfly
Iin
Bert Podaible
Perkevof
Court Thompson
Miesisaippi
Man Wounded After Abduction Attempt in Oklahoma
A deputy and officials pursue a suspect who abducted a girl in Woods County Oklahoma. The man, identified as Cole and others, was mortally wounded after a chase on the street. The victim’s stepsister and others are mentioned amid confessions before a death at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weght
Lahoma
Cere
Ward
Farher
Sharif Campbell
Yas
Charles Ipbell
Jeff
Avons
Ionity
Surprises Of Company County Presents Legal Troubles
Amid grand jury uncertainty Da nn Findlay reports odd proceedings in the probate court against the Knkykbye Pipe Line and Aranhattan Oil Company linked to a fatal ship explosion. Nine men died and about forty injured when the British steamer Maverford suffered a massive blast near Liverpool. naptha barrels ignited causing fire. Minnesota Republicans nominate Cole of Walker for governor as party unity shifts in the convention. Oklahoma Territory statehood mulls votes in Avisona and Nowi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dann Findlay
Ohio
Knykbye
Aranhattan Oil Corpeny
Btandar
Maverford
Internaional Navigation Company
Liverpool
Fragmented Crumbling Capitol Fire Sparks State Debate
A distorted account describes a blaze at the state capitol with Gov. Blanchard present, noting five firefighters and wiring issues. It mentions the Senate chamber damage, a palatial area called Now Orteniis, and a valuation around 40,000 dollars while highlighting efforts to save valuable space and prevent further loss.
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Stawe
Lai
Negonnpill
Manny
Thouaha
Bows Rouge
Cttiger Supplentene Fire Department
Tha
Senata
Athotg
Blanchard
Belig
Indictment Trial on Railway Concessions and Export Rates
Kansas City references appear in a lengthy note on indictments and attempted rebates. The case involves Gridahy Co accepting a rate of 23 pounds on shipments to New York for export to Germany. The matter highlights the first jury trial under the Interstate Commerce Act on Expor t rates and rebates.
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auMures
Kansas City
Barington
Planta
New York
Spe
Ela
Gridahy&, Co. Sith
Germany
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Harlem fire wipes out Wheelock Bruyvensant plants
A large blaze destroyed the Wheelock and Bruyvensant piano factories in New York, injuring many workers and sending survivors fleeing into streets near Bergen, Brook avenues, and 147th Street. Brick-lined sheds housing equipment and bleger firm stables were losses, while oil tank fires in Kansas caused extensive damage to Prairie Oil and Gas.
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Wheelock and
Bruyvesant
New York
Perschie
Bergen and
Brook Avenues
Bronx
New
Bruyvernant and
Wheelock
Plana
Chartes
Hleger'n Sons
Bleger
Stranger Kidnapping Report Amid Confusion
A man about 45 abducted a boy after offering to take him to see his sick mother at the hospital. Witnesses say the stranger led the boy toward a street corner where the man waited, then escorted him toward a passing streetcar. Police seek the suspect amid the city’s neighborhoods.
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Messover
Dize
Oherson
Woman Held as Slayer in Millionaire's Wife Death
Mrs Kaufmann, wife of Sioux Falls brewer Moses Kaufmann, is held on manslaughter charges in the death of 16 year old Misa Agnes Porrela, a domestic in the Kaufmann home. Prosecution alleges death resulted from repeated beatings tied to the wife’s temper.
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Bensten
Kaufmanns
Sioux Walla
Kaufmann
Thiedo
Shots Fired at Hanna Mine in Dillonvale Ohio
Chaos and fire bombs at the M A Hanna Coal Co mine in Dillonvale as fifty shots ring out from a BI 200 feet away. Four watchmen unharmed, company officials with the mayor organize protection after the attack.
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Hanna
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Dillonvale
Ohio
Fberle
Open Door Policy in Korea and Manchuria Promises New Trade
The article discusses the open door policy and Japan's future role in Asia, noting how Korea and Manchuria may affect trade. It highlights Pan-Asian statements and the need for fair markets while warning against exclusive influence and imperial ambitions.
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Winrentdett
Protilgest
Koven Herd Magichysyla
Jazhie
Olka
Saliseh
Japdn
Japan
Walt
MONS KILLED TROOPS AT MINES RIOT
A violent clash at a coal mine site in Wetoraon, Punxsitawney area, left two men dead and six wounded as armed constabulary engaged twelve insurgents among miners. A volley fired by troops repelled the rebels who did not strike first, with several attackers down the hill as smoke cleared.
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Constabulary
Sinta Constabulary
Wetoraon
Punxsitawney
Bonstabis
Codstabyliey
Canada Foundry Company to Locate Plant at Port Arthur
West ern Canada’s boom drives a major firm to set up a large bench at Park Arthur Ontario for car wheel manufacture. Canada Foundry Company, a top Canadian firm, negotiates with iron industries to establish work in Port Arthur as a result of railway building activity. Superintendent James of the Canadian Northern Railway discusses the deal amid plans to utilize local blast furnaces and nearby bog wood for factory operations.
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Canada
Canada Foundry Company
Ins
Park ‘Arthury Ont
Dodia
Thu
Janes
Canadian Northern Railway
Gaya Hie
Iron Industriua
Entabliah
Port’ Arthur
Maya
Olayet
Headley Brothers Held in Craig for Father's Murder and Robbery
Craig Nebraska police hold 19 year old and 14 year old brothers on charges of murdering their father Jacob AL Headley and robbing him of $100 after his body was found with a bullet wound. Coroner's jury recommended arrest on robbery motive amid debts and disappearance. Separate Los Angeles incident sees 18 year old Abbie Newkirky save her mother from a gasoline fire, wrapping a rug around her and pulling her free.
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Faront
Tessa Ghd Nogh Headley
Craig
Neb
Joacob AL. Headley
Tha
Ita
Jime
Tris
Anna’ Newkirky
Los Angeles
Abbie
Explosion Claims Eleven Men Near Pequa Pennsylvania
Eleven men were killed and several others seriously injured by a dynamite plant explosion along the Susquehanna River near Pequa Pennsylvania. Victims were torn and mangled, making individual identification difficult. the exact location of the blast remains unknown.
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Elevan
Gyo
Pequa
Susqiehanta
More Evidence Against Packers and Other 1920s News Items
Roosevelt faces House committee again as Bureau of Animal Industry report challenges Chicago packing houses and calls for radical regulation. Upton Binglair testimony declines. Baron etc. Bandit’s son passes Missouri bar exam with high marks. Kansas City ties, Mutual Life officials indicted for forgery and perjury by a New York grand jury. Chicago council approves trolleying all city cables. Addicks tested for Delaware Senate bid. Coburn declines US Senate. Hoch tabbed Benno for replacement. Polo mishap injures Robert Collier’s eye. Denied new parole time for murderer Patrick Alpert.
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Roosevelt Dent
House Committee
Bureau of ‘Animal Industry
Commlttes
Upton
Binglair
Visi Otilengo
Mutual Life
Gillette and Granglis
Presdents
Mutual Lita’ Lominance Company of
New York
Apudal ‘Grand Jury
York
Bryan explains trusts and monopolies in reform speech
The speaker discusses private monopolies and the need for public accountability. He argues trusts raise prices and curb quality, urging openness of party books and alignment with public interest, while differentiating private from public monopoly in political influence.
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Bryan
Beylin
Aartit
Rail and railroads race through 1907 visions and plans
A long excerpt outlines rapid railway advances and interurban schemes across continents. It notes the New York Central shifting to electric motive power and left to right running, major projects from the Great Lakes to Mexico City, and potential control of key systems by syndicates and individuals. It also mentions a large order for Colorado and Southern assets and a Southern states labor migration commission forming in New York.
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New ‘York Central Railroad
Chicago
Mexico
Colorado
Yoakam
Jula
The
Nations! Railroad
Rock Leland
Wilaco
Ithi Detver
Galveston
Gulf ‘Porta
Comento
Bioi
Thy
United Biot
United State
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
South
New York
House For
Tribal Wedding Ceremony With Native Customs Described
An old account recounts a marriage ceremony between a Wichita man, Mr Blackbird, and a Tonkawa woman. The event features tribal rites, a translated question on consent, and a procession with gospel singing as the couple contemplates further steps and land ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agen
Wade
Peter Dupree
Automobile counts in United States in 1905
At year end 1905, about eighty five thousand Bund automobiles were in use in the United States, roughly one per thousand residents. New Novi State Records show twenty five thousand nine hundred and fifty machines, while Avizoun has only three.
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United’ States
New Novi
Avizoun
Physician credits Postum over coffee after heart scare
A physician recalls years of coffee use causing daily heart palpitations. He stopped coffee, switched to Postum, and for years has felt no palpitations except with small coffee reintroduction. He advises friends and patients to quit coffee and drink Postum at home, noting many doctors prescribe it.
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Uslog
Olla
Battle
Mieke
Physielina
Thane
Ban Reas
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