Philadelphia Real Estate Trust failure shocks city
In Philadelphia the Real Estate Trust company closed its doors after failing to meet obligations from loans on insufficient collateral. George H. Earle Jr. was named receiver as the firm faced about 10 million dollars in liabilities with roughly 3.5 million in quick assets and 8 million in nonnegotiable collateral. Frank K. Hipple, its president and Presbyterian Assembly treasurer, died recently amid questions over securities and loan practices.
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Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust Company
George H. Earle, Jr
Adolf Segal
Frank K. Hipple
Bryn Mawr
Here
Hipple
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Franklin’ National’ Bank
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
H. Roberts
The
Mt. Pocono
Roberts
Presbyterian Hospital of Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Relief
Bay
General
Assembly
Majestic
Segal
Swedish Steel ‘Company
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining
Steel Company
Mexico City Sees Rumors of Imminent Revolution
Reports from Mexico City discuss sensational American magazine claims that a revolution is planned to flare on September 16. Officials insist there is no imminent upheaval and public peace is secure despite the sensational articles.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Mixed Greek Turkish band defeated near Yenidjea
Reported clashes at Cairofthha near Yenidjea say Bulgarians defeated a mixed Greek Turkish band with nine killed including a Turk. Other items note Frank Kramer of Newark won a bicycle race, street railway strike news from San Francisco, and a Columbia cruiser sighting off Norfolk.
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Bon Lish
Cariofthha
Yenidjea
Kramer
Newark
N. J
Iver Lawson
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Ines Beale
Idawala
Poard
Geasick
United States
Columbia
Capes
Norfolk
The
Irrigation’ Congress
Burlington Railway ‘Company
Congress
Boise
Idaho
Department of Commerce
Washington
Higgins
Chile
New York State
Simon Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
Edward Keating
Denver Press Club
Alabama
John R. Tyson
Montgomery
Comer
Gray
House of Representatives
Melbourne
E. E. Smith
Akron
Ohio
Smith
Woman Killed by Train Near Leiters Indiana
Rochester Ind August 29 Mrs Lestie Ralston riding on a hand car with her husband from Leiters to Germany was struck by a passenger train. Mrs Ralston was instantly killed.
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Rochester
Ind
Leiters
Germany
Lestie Ralston
Populist State Convention Fails to Materialize in Atlanta
In Atlanta on August 29, only nine delegates appeared for the Populist state convention called to meet Tuesday to nominate a state ticket, leaving the event without a quorum or official nominations.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Market Report Chicago and New York Grain And Poultry Prices
Wheat and flour prices ease in Chicago with spring wheat at 4 level. Minnesota hard patent at 4.00 to 4.20 and export bags 3.00 to 4.00. New York spot wheat steady with No 2 red near 1.94. corn mixed with Sept around 4.48 and May 4.44. Butter steady at 15 to 28c per lb. eggs firm at 14 to 16c. live poultry steady with turkeys 1c per lb and fowl 1c.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Iuke
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Imarte
Sike
Stéddy
Live Stock Prices From Chicago Market Report
Live stock prices from Chicago on August 23 show a range for cattle including fancy steers at 5.70 down to 4.60 for good steers, with 400 head at 5.40. Yearlings, calves, and bulls are listed with varied figures, while pigs settle around 16 cents per pound.
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Chicago
New Railroad Rate Law Takes Effect Nationwide
The new interstate railroad rate law went into effect at midnight Monday, requiring all routes to file full tariffs with the Interstate Commerce Commission. No extras allowed, and carriers must include all charges in quoted rates. Many lines reportedly struggled to complete schedules by the deadline, with possible extensions for good faith compliance.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Big Eastern Railroads
Washington
Commission
Baseball Standings Across Leagues Hit by Mixed Results
The standings show the Chicago and Boston clubs leading the National League while St Louis and Brooklyn trail. In the American League Philadelphia and Washington struggle with mixed scores, and Cleveland and Detroit post uneven results as New York and St Louis split games. In minor and regional leagues, teams like Kansas City Columbus St Paul and Minneapolis report varied outcomes with several games unfinished.
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Chicago
Boston
St Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Aix
Washington
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Bs American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Nets
Evemnenenneeneeaee
Pittsburg
Pebgeies
Cincinnati Scents Easeate
Duduqua
Springfield
Rock Islan Paesenve
Ecatur
Bloomington
Serene
Davenport
Ale
Rife Grana
Rapids
Ceneesbes
Dayton
Aabee
Vanaville
Cremones
Insurgents Routed Near Cienfuegos in Cuba Clash
Gen. Guzman’s insurgent force suffered a major setback as Col. Valle led rural guards and volunteers to Cienfuegos. The battle left 17 rebels killed and many wounded, while one government defender died. Officials debate the amnesty offer and legality amid ongoing insurgent activity in Pinar del Rio and Hayna.
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Havana
Ite
Guzman
Cienfuegos
Cienfuegos. Col. Valle
Faustino
Pino) Guerra
Pinar ‘del Rio
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Montavio
Palma
Interior
Rodriguez
Montalvo
Ha‘vana
Guerra
Hayna
Einar el
Rio
Quarrels Over Debt End in Fatal Wounding in Baltimore
Reports detail a stabbing linked to a six bit debt dispute as Walter Aleare allegedly wounded Harry D. Williams in Groton. Other items note a Rock Island special train carrying 200 delegates to a convention in Denver and rising tensions in Santander Spain with troops deployed to maintain order.
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Hugh Jennings
Baltimore
Detroit
Walter Aleare
Harry
D. Williams
Groton
Ss. D
Rock Island
Chicago
International .League
Denver
Santander
Spain
L. B. Lyday
Bucyrus
Ohio
Union
Indianapolis
Moscow
Warsaw
China
Hann
Canton League
H. D. Hateh
Hart, Mich
Geo. M. Harvey
Bluffton
Ladies’ Island
Wm. Bennett
Stanton
Iowa
Bit Sutherland
Fay Jackson
Butte
Mont
Sutherland
Gilbert H. Walters
Eutaw Place
Ireland
Westminster
Dublin
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago and New York markets
Chicago and New York trading reports show flour and wheat futures firm in Chicago with September and May positions quoted. Corn oats rye and barley quotes listed with steady to quiet trading. butter eggs and live poultry markets noted with modest gains and steady demand.
CATTLE PRICES LISTED FOR VARIOUS STEER TYPES
Chicago auction figures show ranges for good to fancy steers from 5.70 to 6.50 per hundredweight, common to good steers 4.60 to 5.75, and feeder yearlings around 3.75 to 4.2. Cows average 2.40 to 4.35 with mixed quality notes and bids noted.
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Chicago
Elkhart Parents Remain Cautious Amid Schafer Case Details
An Indianapolis telegram reports Elkhart residents still hopeful but cautious about bringing the Slayer of Sarah Catherine Schafer to justice. Parents Mr and Mrs John C Schafer and brother Milton Sekater back from Bedford express belief in strong evidence against McDonald while warning against defense counsel tactics. They uphold that Miss Schafer was murdered by a beast in human form and deny conspiracy theories.
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McDonald
Milton Sekater
Bedford
Bedfor
Miss Schafer
Hicks Predicts Bad September Weather Forecast
Reverend Hicks warns of a stormy September with multiple storm periods from the 1st to the 4th, 7th to 9th, 12th to 15th, and 17th to 19th, plus a 22nd to 26th span. Expect high temperatures, low barometers, thunder, possible frost after early storms, and changes signaling summer's end.
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Hicks
Tlyere
Farm for Men Down and Out memorial Hadley Thirty years
Winona Jake Indiana August 28 A farm for poor old bums or men down and out will be established at this place as a memorial to Samuel H Hadley longtime friend of drunks and head of the Jerry McAuley mission New York City The Hadley Memorial service featured prominent clergymen and supporters including Ten Millison and Henry HA Hadley A home will be built on the farm for Mrs Hadley
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Winona Jake
Ind
Samuel H. Hadley
Jerry McAuley
New York City
Hadley
Hop ‘Hidley
Charles TH. Madison
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Wis Hadley
Ten Millison
Scotus
Mr. Hadley
Henry HA. Hadley
Tadley
Democratic Cox Zenor feud unsettled in Indiana contest
In Indianapolis the Democratic committee failed to settle the Cox Zenor controversy for the congressional race as both sides claim regular status. Arbitration proved impossible with Zenor absent and the committee leaning to Cox as the regular candidate. The Republicans mock the quarrel while Zenor plans to seek court action.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Democratic Committee
Cox-Zenor
Cox and Zenor
Yenor
State Committee
Ommitte’s
Zenor
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