Market outlook amid diversions and renewed confidence
Henry Clews surveys Wall Street conditions noting diversions in markets, renewed investor confidence after recent pessimism, and a cautiously optimistic view of a stronger, more active market. He cites recoveries in lending, labor easing, solid corporate finance, and favorable agricultural prices as drivers for a sound economy despite lingering costs and speculation.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Europe
Jim Bug and the Apple Bite Fright
In this animal tale Jim Bug fears the police after a crab apple bite. His mother explains the panic was due to a caterpillar and the punishment would be a ginger remedy, ending with Jim vowing not to bite others’ apples.
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Jim Bug
Farmer Jones
Jimmie
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Barger Testimony Highlighted in Elkhart Cases
A documented statement from William Barger, 208 Jackson, reflects common experiences in Elkhart health cases. The extract underscores the plain testimony as a tool to relieve widespread suffering and draw reader empathy.
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Elkhart
William Barger
Eaeckson
Roosevelt Orders Fleet To Beirut If Demands Fail
U S Vice Consul Magelssen survives an assassination attempt in Beirut. President Roosevelt directs Rear Admiral Cotton to proceed with Brooklyn San Francisco and Machias to Beirut and seize ports if Turkey refuses U S demands. Leishman reports Kurdish tensions and calls for protection of Americans. officials see a diplomatic crisis easing but naval movement continues east.
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Admiral Cotton
Beirut
Porte
Washington
United States
William G. Magelssen
Syria
State Department
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Cotton
Brooklyn
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Turkey
Leishman
American Board of Missions
Euphrates College
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American citizens to be protected in Turkey Beirut
An urgent appeal urges steps to protect Americans in the disturbed districts of Turkey and Macedonia and to provide refuge for those near the sea coast. The American board of missions in Boston reports Beirut as an extremely grave situation and asks action by the state department.
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Macedonia
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American Board of Missions
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Beirut
Presiding Elder Held for Vagrancy in Georgia
Ocilla Georgia August 29 five negros bound over by Judge Henderson of Irwin county court for vag rancy under the new Calvin law include Rev G Wesley Hendrix presiding elder of the Methodist church with jurisdiction over twenty two churches He produced papers to prove his ecclesiastical position but officers called him shiftless and without means The judge bound him over to the Superior court for trial by jury The Calvin law causes migration of vagrants and crowded jails Farmers hope it will help secure labor for the cotton harvest.
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Henderson
Irwin County
G. Wesley Hendrix
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Pillagers warned as unrest grows near Bear Island reserve
Reports say white families are leaving the agency near Walker as a blanket Indian outbreak threat rises. The Pillagers, led by a recently released king and supported by younger chiefs, prepare for potential conflict while Chief Flat Mouth urges peace. Desertions increase. past clashes at Sugar Point loom in memory.
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Mion
Newt
Flat Mouth
Bug Ahah Ke Shish
Walker
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Bear Island
Wilkinson
Brave Woman Rescues Family From Fire in Storm
In St Louis a mother, Mrs Richard Rolfe, amid smoke and flames, carried her three children from a burning house during a fierce thunderstorm at 2:30 AM. She reentered to save her husband and later found their eldest son Charles age six still in the bedroom, bringing him to safety before collapsing.
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Richard Rolfe
Charles
Rat Bite Kills Legislator in Wisconsin
David G. Williams aged 63 of Cambria Wisconsin died from blood poisoning two weeks after being bitten by a rat. He served in the Civil War and was a member of the lower house in the last legislature.
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Wis
David G. Williams
Williams
Whales Mortally Slain by Odd Weapons at St Johns
A school of 143 small whales stranded at St Mary's bay could not return to sea. Residents waded into the water and killed all the whales using scythes pitch forks and hatchets.
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St. Johns
St. Mary’s Bay
Explosion Kills Four At Carthage Powder Works
An explosion at the Carthage Powder works near Carthage Missouri killed Lee Barry Ernest Tearman a man named Hayworth and Superintendent W O Roll. Four people died in the incident.
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Carthage
Seizure of Japanese Vessels Reported at Kamchatkan Ports
Yokohama reports Russian authorities seized a number of Japanese fish buying vessels at Kamchatkan ports on charges of illegal trading.
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Yokohama
Kamschatkan
French Ship Lost Overdue Steamer Admiral Gordon
Marseilles reports the steamer Admiral Gordon with fifty seven passengers bound for Cochin China is long overdue and has been given up for lost.
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Admiral Gordon
Cochin
China
Czar to Visit Rome for King Emmanuel Meeting
Aug 27 Rome reports the czar will travel to Rome to meet King Emmanuel in the latter half of October. He will stay in Rome for three days before returning.
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Czar
Rome
Lee
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