Weekly World Briefs Highlight Senate Rumors and Treasury Talk
A column of brief national notes reports Senators discussing Lorimer resignation rumors to shield allies, a June 12 direct senatorial election vote, and Franklin MacVeagh possibly resigning as treasury secretary. It notes bills on restraint of trade, Arizona and New Mexico statehood, reinvestigation of Lorimer, and other political chatter across Washington.
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Borab
Senate
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
National House of Representatives
Dias slips from Mexico City to board ship for Spain
Foreign Porfirio Dias leaves the capital at two oclock in the morning with a few trusted friends and heads to Vera Crug to catch a vessel for Spain. He likely plans Madrid as a future home while Francisco I Madero Jr resigns as provisional president and urges Mexicans to back Senor de la Narra as sole executive. Seamen at Antwerp wharf districts prepare to strike on signal. Jewish charities will benefit eight thousand sixty dollars under a will.
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Porfirio Dias
Mexico
Vera Crug
Spain
Madrid
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Senor de la Narra
Ciena
Anderson
Woodtien
Almerica
Tase
Indiana
Terre Haute - Birtrest
Anna Roberts
Agsonville
Albert Staker
Here
Magers Court
Daessara
Stager
Porland
Thomas Morn
Newcastle
Luther Heniey
Indianapolis
South Fourteenth Street
Berry
Man Rescues Child From Burning Home
A father or guardian reenters a burning residence to save a young child, firefighter teams arriving as the inferno continues. The dramatic rescue underscores dangers faced by emergency responders and the value of quick action.
Roof Falls Fatal Blaze Claims Two Klem Family
Fire at the Klemm general store and home in Swan Noble County ends with the deaths of Otto Klemm and his 3 year old son Dwleht. Rescue crews recovered both bodies after the roof collapsed as the father reentered the building to save the child. The town of Swain lacked firefighting equipment and a bucket brigade could not save them. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Port Wayne
Otto Klem
Dwleht
Klemm
Swan
Noble Counts
Fort Wayne
Kiem
Tietle
Swain
Wool Growers at Purdue Lafayette Meeting
Indiana Wool Growers Association meets at Purdue University in the live stock pavilion on the Hardie farm with sections from many counties represented. Purdue Sheep and Wool exhibit noted. remarks by Tipton president Chiles Rate Lafayette secretary join in welcoming visitors and the dean Professor Skinner discuss sheep and feeding sheep.
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Lafayette
Indiana Wool Growers Associatiog
Purdue University
Purdue
Hardie Farm
Dotin Ho Nashoof Tipton
Chiles
Wis
Universityia
John of Sinner
Oef Ure
Experiment Station
DO. Thompson
Purdur
Business mood lifts amid uneven trade signals in week
The report notes a mixed business picture with some improvement in overall conditions while wholesale price declines are slow to appear. Steel and iron markets show cautious gains with buyers willing to accept new delivery terms amid broader retail strength and cotton futures activity. Bank exchanges show a better year over year comparison, led by New York City, though overall exchange highs and lows reflect ongoing volatility across centers such as Boston Philadelphia and New Orleans.
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New York
Dun & O
Ivpresien
United States
Diu
New York City
Jota Geo
Boston
New Orleans
Beth aspeemiHs
Wwe
Leais
Kan
Markets Report Mixes Prices Across Grains Livestock Produce
Cincinnati markets show varied prices with cattle at 5.85 per cwt for shippers and cows around 4 250 per head. calves, hogs, and lambs listed with different weights and fees. poultry and dairy lines feature modest gains and regional fruit and vegetable items priced per crate or box. Local eggs, apples, carrots, celery, onions, and honey appear with listed quotes, while barge and transport costs are noted.
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Jbah
Hood
Etralee
Jens Platze
Hutter—Creamery
Tirete
Fancy
N. C
California
Garredd Teal ftowl advertised for liver cleanse
Fragmented ad copy promotes Garredd Teal ftowl as a liver regulator and blood cleanser. It appears as a dubious medical claim urging use to avoid disappointment in women.
A Tame Substitute for Real Mexican Adventure
The writer jokes that bold youths who sought real combat in Mexico will be disappointed and will have to return home, choosing to vent frustration by targeting the umpire instead.
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Mexico
Her Offering and a Lost Letter Visitor
A country household laments missing letters as Melba the pet delivers an odd message. Miss Alice is interrupted by a knock and Melba returns with a large chip and misheard words about a letter and a worm, revealing a quirky domestic scene.
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Melba
Garda
Alice
Drawing Him On
Edith questions what she would do if tempted to run away and leave him alone in the parlor. Ernest replies he would try to catch and hold her, and suggests she should get ready to attempt it.
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Edith
Ernest
Postum Proclaimed Best Table Drink by Sufferer
In Wisconsin a former coffee drinker reports improved digestion and mental clarity after switching to Postum. He notes stomach fullness and heart palpitations from coffee faded, and his office work is easier without coffee. His wife followed box directions and the family now avoids coffee.
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Postumia
Rattle Creek
Mich
Walloilla
Ahem
Renton
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
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