Death by own action after loss at Chicago millinery firm
A Chicago dealer in millinery killed himself after a failed theft arrest at the New Southern Hotel area. The man, Henry M. Riela, left a note and his wife claimed he had been acting quietly before the incident. Police investigated his motives as the building collapse and store damage near King & Co. were noted in the aftermath.
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Henry M. Riela& Cn
Willie Nory
New Southern
Michigan Avenue
Milecoouth Airent
Wie
Ste
King & Co
Maser
Feito
bin Hone
Helin
Temple
Postal Clerk Arrested In Theft at City Substation
Wright A. Salter, a Blauters' Mote sub-station postal clerk, faces charges after an investigation found he embezzled $100 from money orders and funds. Police say the four suspects were detained, with one held for the chief, amid alleged rooming violations and related acts.
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Fistal Fonds
Wright A. Salter
Blauters’ Mote
Tavis Wits
Tila
CO. Binckwitles
WL Gorman
Dhomna
Rees
Kronce Gyo
Tullabono
Tenn
Eharga
FIRE DRILL SAVES PUPILS IN BURNING SCHOOL
A fire at a Minneapolis school endangers 800 pupils. All children evacuated safely as flames destroy the building valued at about 6000 dollars. One teacher aided orderly escape amid dense smoke and rising flames. The incident prompts safety checks as investigators assess the cause and aftermath.
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Minneapolis
Ned Pvvat
Murdered Amid Love Beds and Unrest Across Nations
Fragmented report details multiple violent events including a double murder near Port Nefernyon Idaho with two bodies, a man found dead in Indianapolis, and political unrest in Central America with Nicaragua and Chilean leaders cited. Also notes a lynching in Tennessee over theft and a farm family letter from Ohio.
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Jin Flamire
Tya
Port Nefennyon
Dporutetle
Idaho
Retreat I8 A Bout Kuropatkin’s Defeated Army Flee
News recounts Kuropatkin’s shattered divisions retreating after heavy losses at Mukden. Japanese forces under Oyama press forward amid brutal house-to-house combat and massive Russian casualties. The battle tale centers on Mukden’s eighteen day struggle as Russian lines collapse and regrouping attempts fail.
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Mukden
Rugeln
Kuropace
Jug
Jefewitg
Kurok
Jist Ag Gripenberg Land
Helleu
Linevlieh
Gripenberg
Report on Packers Profits and Beef Industry Investigation
A lengthy Garfield commission report concludes that packers profits in the beef trade are overestimated and Western packers do not dominate U.S. beef supply. The investigation finds prices rose with cattle and dressed beef, but underlying capitalization is not excessive, based on data from packers and public records. The findings challenge exaggerated claims and emphasize thorough, data-driven conclusions.
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Gurilek
Culengo
Poperlay
Nelson Morris & Co
Imney
Roosevelt
Garfield Ty Reillyr
Ahowa
United States
Carefunl Pes Risitt
Ag Tu Officiiu
Bloner
Kidney Pills Restore Man After Long Sufferings
George W. Kenoff of 1058 North Eleventh Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania recounts a long kidney disorder with back pain swollen abdomen and poor appetite. After doctors failed he used Deans Kidney Pills and improved his condition while taking a trip. He stopped using them and remained in good health. Signed note from Aultburn Co New York. Sold by all dealers 50 cents.
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Donu
George W. Benoft
North Eleventh Street
Philadedpiin
Dean
Yiem
George W. Kenoff
Foster- Auiburn Co
Boul
N.Y
Youth leader with strong stance guides town demo
In a civic meeting, a youth leader named Koray challenges adults, urging straight talk and accountability. Mike Custinne, a noted figure, backs the call for practical action and reform while preserving community values amid debate. The gathering highlights youth engagement in local governance.
Mother Grays Space Powders for Children Ad
Fragmented ad copy describes Mother Gray's Space Powders for Children and related remedies. The text mentions usage at children’s homes in New York and references to constipation and worm remedies. Contains dubious claims and archaic language.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gras
New York
N. Y
Weekly Trade Review and Weather Notes Highlight Early Spring Outlook
The Chicago weekly review reports a brisk trade lift with record profits and strong grain, hemp, and lumber markets. Weather milder than last year slightly eases shipping, while construction and shipbuilding show signs of revival and robust demand for dresswear and textiles.
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He Weekly
Chicago
Gti & Co
Ying Boyers
Peluehel Jolbingnes Leone Acthrae
Wl Kids
Fragmented Historical Commodity Ledger Snapshot
The listing shows scattered commodity quotes and cattle and grain prices across multiple towns and rail hubs. Prices for wheat, corn, oats, hay, eggs, and livestock appear with varied grades, units, and ranges, reflecting an old market ledger style with numerous garbled names and figures.
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Herne
Andanapolis
Howe
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F.W. Hughes
Iowa
Mystary
Mia
Rosie de Pietra
Lalo
Long Ishind
Lérth
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Toho Sosith
Tacoma, Wash
Ely
Mituy
Hoe
Shrewsbury Cowl
Charlesor
W. Voy
Indiana
Tedlines
Indianapolia
Indivoapolis
Central America
America
Revolutiona
Threstegal
Glao
Nicaragua
Proaident
Onliriva
Nicaragi
Ton Poswee
Anthony Baker
Hele Gye Hid
Mee
Joe Farthing
File Tas
Olio
Ituuxeyule Guugratubithig
Bolog Lie Tupenta
Anil
Government Inn
Kuropatkin
Hattie
Mukilen
Meutings
AgpMeee
Oyama
Viel
Raronatkin
Cxaruit Ysarskas Sel
Ravopatkin
Duesday
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Ushutiun
Mukiten
Thisa
Ushutun
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Kuropitkin
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Kila
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Oku
Nogl
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Hearly
Ismon
Mulden
Choeky
Katee Auatkin
Gener
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Zapolsky
Myliden
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Itine
Fbital
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Togo
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Russias
Manelucta
Tunisia
Leo Stern
Marshal Oyama
Napoleon
Kunopate
Kumopaltein
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Garfield
Rt& Port
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George W. Kenofy
Mike Custinne
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