Cleans Out Family Heart Disease Claims New York Tragedy
An Elgin Iowa paper reports a family disaster in New York where a man, his wife, and a niece died within days amid a tenement tragedy. Schroeder, once a driver, died earlier after a crippling injury. His wife Kate and Mrs Mary Berackenberg died soon after, leaving ten surviving relatives.
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Schroeder
Kate
Mary Berackenberg
West Fiftieth Street
New York
Welby
Mra Hrackenberg
Highwaymen Sentenced to Life for River Robbery in Chicago
Three men Leon, Charles Phelaga, Truman Ht Wilkingon, and William Fewin were sentenced to life for highway robbery in Chicago. Tried before Judge Chetsin, they pleaded guilty to further similar charges after verdict. Victim Jol Finkler robbed. case tied to East operations amid broader crime wave.
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Leon
Chicaga
Charles Phelaga
Truman HT. Wilkingon
William Fewin
Jude Chetsin
Jol Finkler
Davis Letter 18 Out Shows Davis 1904 Vice Presidency Stance
Democratic vice presidential nominee Henry G. Davis outlines acceptance remarks praising economy in public service and condemning Republican waste. He criticizes imperialism, Panama policy, tariffs, and centralized power while urging a return to constitutional restraints and fiscal prudence under Democratic leadership.
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Benry G. Davis
Democratic Notiuation
Panama
Alto B. Parker
Democratic Party
Davin
Halling
Salvation Army to Aid Drunkards in Chicago Winter
The Salvation Army plans a novel stretcher corps to gather intoxicated men at night in Chicago and transport them to seven Salvation Army hotels. There they will receive five minute lectures on drunkenness and, after revival, be mapped for follow up visits and home contacts to foster reform.
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Salvationists
Chicago
Eilen
Ganlen
Salvatién Army
Bridewell
Silvation Army
Salvation Army
Ghiengo
Railways push world coverage as Texas tops mileage
The article notes global rail expansion with Texas leading in railroad mileage in the union. Arrests in St Louis target fourteen brokers for non transferable tickets. Russia pledges 11 million dollars for Trans Siberian improvements. Louisiana Gov Blanchard signs the Babington bill expanding railroad commission powers over through rates. Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio Railway Association rejects a 10 percent freight rate cut demand. China shows higher passenger receipts than freight, a tie turned as water transport remains dominant for goods.
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Tonnnge
Globe
Texas
Br. Louis
Gov. Blanchard
Louisiana
Babington
Legislatute
Railroad Commission
Pennnsylvania and
Eastern Ohio Railway
China
Port Arthur near term: heavy fighting and rumors
Descriptions from Port Arthur outline ongoing Japanese assaults surrounding Fort Arthur, with three attack sectors and shifting positions. Reports discuss Russian resistance, broken rumors of fort falls, and measures like bombardments and improvised defenses as siege conditions intensify.
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Port Arthur
Gheton
Earliey
Mort Arthur
Linotung
Lantimsula
Yulu
Kinelinu
Nanaban
Fort Arthur
Dalny
Nogl
Indelisa
Manshurian Mountains
Kuron
Oken Atul Notizu
Takusian
Sino-hou-shan
Suelaze-ying
Wolf Hill
Pigeon Bay
Takishan Mountain
Wolf Hil
Hisesian
Antstslinn
Dise-shan
Btseshan
Antsazgshan
Wich
Antszhan
Pon
Keokwan
Oyamua
Kuropatkin
da Pass
Mukden
Durma
Liaoyang
Yental
Livoyang
Helm
Feuth
London Daily Telegraph
Oberoo
High Bil
Belet
Torn Rapet
Stoessel
Japanecae Agin
Rudort
Yort Arbour
Russia Japan War Brief From Waur News in Brief
Japan approves a new 40 million dollar loan and orders eleven torpedo boats from France. Japan massed about 150,000 around Mukden with a conscription to reach 200,000. Port Arthur tensions rise as a three day battle grants control of the water supply. reports of bombardment of burial parties. A mistaken convoy at Vindivostok aimed at Jupiter.
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Waur
Japan
Trussia
France
Mukden
Vtuselin
Port Arthur
Stoesvel
Caim
Resei Ang
Bort Europatkia Untl
Wisconsin Supreme Court backs La Follette ticket in GOP contest
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that the La Follette state ticket was the regular Republican slate and that the Ta Wallette convention nominees should be listed as Republicans. The ruling consolidates party machinery under La Follette followers and resolves a split dating to the May 18, 2004 convention. The stalwarts had formed a rival convention and sought to bar seating for opponents, but the court denied that move and allowed the official slate.
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Scofield
Schofield
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Cool Ia
Mvarts
National Republican
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Ling
la Vallette
Tua
Gtalivarts
Spooner
Quarles
State Central Committee
Gov
la Vollette
Croeutinds
Cho
la Follette
Samuel A. Cook
Chicago
Supreme Court
Houser
Global labor trends reveal widespread union growth and limits
The report outlines mining death rates, wages in Japan and glassmaking, union payouts totaling over 300000 in three years, burial rules in New York unions, and a Montreal push toward Civic Federation-like bodies. It notes a six hour day movements, steel company incentives for efficiency, and population literacy in Pennsylvania. It also covers Free State employment bureau steps, locomotive firemen membership changes, wage disputes at Republic Iron and Steel, New Zealand Labor Court minimums, and union employment figures for the American Federation of Labor and related bodies.
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Japan
Dhe
Switchmen’s Union of America
New York Building
Montreal
Dominion
Civic Federation
United States
Ttia
Australia
United States Steel Corporation
Anthrelia
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Minn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Ashtabula
Oho
New Zealand
Morcigmt
American Federation of Dalwi
Ang
Trade review shows improved outlook and demand across sectors
Dun's Weekly Review reports rising activity in production and manufacturing, with harvester and car shop renewal lifting confidence. Retail, jobbing, and staple goods trade improve, with stronger collections and lower defaults. Grain shipments down 20 percent year over year, live cattle receipts fall, and overall trade sentiment is cautiously optimistic amid west coast and eastern strength. Weather and crop notes indicate favorable conditions for maturing crops but frost damage in Wisconsin and ongoing drought concerns in several regions.
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Dun
Chicago
Crease Trade
Iran
Game
Board of Trade
Brads Street
Pacific Coast
California
Seaboard
The
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Missouri Valley
New England
New York
Michigan
Red Rivers
North Valley
Plateau
Middle
South Atlantic
Oklahoma
South Daota
Iowa
Nebraska
Ohio
Indy Town
South Dakota
Ilinois
Missouri
Chicago-Castle and Midwest Markets Roundup
Market brief lists livestock and grain prices across cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and New York. It covers cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye barley butter eggs potatoes and clover seed with ranges and grades for No 2 and white varieties.
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Chicago
Castle
Itu
Indianapolis
Coninen
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Mesa
New York
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Nicco al Nie
Marchuria
Snitt
Findlay
Glin
Crom
Oltrom Nh
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Mehtaing
Car Hebber
Toba F. Spellman
Cleveland
Othio
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Barney
Tathena
Michigar
Winvis
la Porte
Solo Barrett
Asnetican
Pamimi
Fran Colvi
Tineamin
Hoosevalt
Roosevelt
Wromlns
Caumaien Ja
Buffalo Lil Cody
Northwestern University
Dow Thomas B. Colzate
College of Liberal Arts
University
Edmund J. Tulien
Fred Behindler
Nord
Dakota
Toledo
Oleda
McClellan
Civie Service Commission of
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Bled
Coler
Antwerp
Usthant
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Portugal
Pannants
Auba
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Philadelphia
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Boston
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St Tanik
Washington
Davis
Arminia
Agin
Buikil
Prince Khukoft
Midways
Iussia
Far East
Minehurien
Mukdens
Manchuria
Siberia
Stoessac
Nicholas
Stoussel
Turk Arthur
Chefoo
Poggorsky
Navy
Kalebo
Russia
Harbin
Vindivostok
Jupiter
Victor
Buffalo
Masters and Pilots’ Association
Whiwa Abrahan
Rhiodidon Valley
Glamorganshire
J. Wignall
Jade Union Congress
Judgeslon Jy Leeda
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