City National Bank of Buffalo Placed Under Temporary Receiver
A Treasury report shows City National Bank of Buffalo N Y insolvent with deposits at risk. Comptroller Dawes appointed E J Vaughn national bank examiner as temporary receiver after a failing examination and instant liquidity concerns.
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Washington
City National Bank of
Buffalo
N.Y
Dawes
City Bank of
A. D. Lynch
Lynch
Btw
Vaughn
National Wenk
Walen
City National Bank of Buffalo
Huainedx
Youl
Surprise in Buffalo as City National Bank appoints receiver
Washington announces the appointment of a receiver for City National Bank of Buffalo, a move shocking Buffalo paper owners and prompting reactions from bank directors including William C. Gornwell, former head of the State Bankers Association. An interview with Gavin reveals disbelief at the decision.
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Buffalo
Washington
City National Bank
Peven Lo
Ute
William C. Gornwell
Gavin
Panic on board sinking excursion steamer at South Norwalk
A park of 200 passengers on the John W. Groom excursion steamer Myndert Stearnapet experienced a terrifying disaster after a collision with a rock. Panic ensued as women and children were knocked down in a crush and injuries included a broken arm. rescuers and other passengers jumped overboard while the crew aimed to recover them.
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Norwalk. Com
Dune
John W. Groom
Glen Kalan
Two Killed by Train At Lake Shore Crossing
A Kansas railroad crossing tragedy killed two men, Isaac Tryer and Tee Hine, as a wagon was struck by a fast Lake Shore train near Roth, leaving Tryer possibly fifty and Hine about thirty five. Tryer's wife survives. Hine's wife also survives. The buggy was destroyed, horse unharmed, and the men were crossing from the post office toward the station when the vehicle was struck.
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Ther Journal-Gagatte
Redurn
Ing
Shine
Ang McLank
Unis
Lake Shore
Tee Hine
A. Hine
Isaac Tryer
Tine
United West Ound St Roth
Tryer
Ant
Hine
Heat tragedy claims life in city street incident
A man employed at a local shop collapsed from heat yesterday afternoon. He was found unresponsive and taken to a hospital, where doctors say he will recover.
Eighty Injured As Grand Stand Collapses
Denver Calif towns report a grandstand collapse at Overland Park after a riotous incident. Eighteen people were struck by debris, with several seriously hurt but none in immediate danger. Rescue crews cleared wreckage as authorities investigated the chaos and crowd safety.
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Denver
Calo
Jana
Bar Iron Scale Signed at Pittsburg Conference
At 12:20 this morning in Pittsburg the barrow scale was settled after a long session. Manufacturers accepted the Milwaukee convention scale with no changes. The Amalgamated Association proposed a general advance of 5 to 6 percent, with the boiling mite set at 5 dollars per fan for boiling at a cent end against 4.78 previously. The scale and related items, including noninterruption change, were officially accepted by Repunite, Tran & Steal company.
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Puptsburg
Barrow
Milwaukee
Amalgamated Associaion
Elange
Repuntte, Tran & Steal Company
Indiana Knights Templar Conclave Gathers in Louisville
Indiana officers and members prepare for the Knights Templar of Indiana to attend the twenty-eighth triennial conclave in Louisville from August 27 to 30. Spearheaded by Mr Newby of Knightstown and Mr McCullough of Anderson, 2000 Sir Knights are expected, with two thousand delegates and Kentucky horses for officers to ride. The Indiana headquarters announces the event and the visiting dignitaries arrival.
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Louisvile Ky
Heat Death Toll Rises Across Cities Amid Heat Wave
New York reports Eleven deaths with one from self harm and two suicide attempts. Cleveland and nearby areas see four deaths as extreme heat prompts hospitalizations and prostrations. A New York City heat wave day records ninety two degrees, with five deaths and twelve prostrations in the late afternoon as authorities urge caution.
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Mal. J. Hi. Leathinh
Rand Mapehal Conehive Prrade
SSRN
Atbhe
Talloollyn
Man Struck by Engine on Wabash Tracks Saved by Ironing Board
Mr Helwig of 105 Taylor Street was walking along the Wabash tracks west of Malenetd avenue when a locomotive on trial struck him. A folding ironing board he carried acted as a shield, sparing him serious injury though he remains hurt and confined to Mis'hunt for some time. The engine was being tested by Turner Kraft cine, and Helwig was canvassing when struck.
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Elelwig Hay Murrey
Ctors
Strate
Kraft Cine
Mr. Helwig
Knights Templar Conclave Preparations Stir Indiana City
Newby and McCullough announce plans for a grand Knight Templar triennial in August at Knightstown with at least two divisional corps to appear. Decorations will cost 40 000 to 50 000 dollars as Col R S Brown leads the decoration committee. Anderson will send a delegation of 100 Sir Knights and ladies, while Kaightstown prepares a sixty sword delegation. Entry for the competitive drill closes May 1 7 with Raper No. 1 leading Indianapolis contenders already entered.
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Tdiatin
Luitsville
Newby
Indiana
McCullough Tetany
Contrary
Grind Commandery
Albe
Ray
Andlana
Grant
Rite
Mosse
McCullough
Munte
Joby H. Leathers
Grant Marshil
I Mate
Kentucky
Cers
Anderson
Tourgville
Newby Daring
Kaightstown
Knightstown
Man Hurt In Engine Accident Near Packard Works
A collision near the Packard Plano works left a man injured and the phystelian noting concussion of the Went. The victim, about thirty five, formerly employed at Packard, was convalescing when misfortune struck and his condition briefly worsened as authorities assess the scene.
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Tig Fore
Siena
Clrat van Euibatte
Fey
Hirge
Ronson
Helwhy
Packard Plano Works
Four Deaths in Cleveland and Weather Record Oddities
In Cleveland a series of four deaths is reported amid a chaotic weather note. The piece lists names A Simon Wick, Lewis Fischer, Edwin Jardasbert, and Joseph Mahovnic as the deceased. A weather record section at the top mentions a temperature reading described as unusual, with chaotic formatting throughout.
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Cleveland
Simon Wick
Lewis. Fischer
Edwin Jardasbert
Joseph Mahovnic
Three Dead In Cincinnati Weather Lost In Storms
Cincinnati June 26 report lists eight deaths and four tornados in a night of heat and storms. Names include Bert Beck Mis Susan Baker and Rev H Pohlmeyer. Weather forecast predicts relief with possible Sunday thunderstorms amid high 97 degree temperatures and rations for the week.
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Cincinnati
Tolis
Ventures
BERT BECK_ MIS
Susan Baker
H. Pohlmeyer
oMuinin
Hottest Day In Pittsburg Causes Plant Closures
Pittsburg on June 29 registered the year’s hottest temperature with 4 degrees at the government weather station. Prostrations were reported at the Heaths Francis Mill and Mary Dermo. Sato and Eliza furnaces halted operations and other plants may close if the heat persists. workers endure a rare scorching summer.
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Pittsburg
Francis Mill
Mary
Drilling Activity in Indiana Field Surges in June
In Marion district the June oil activity topped all Indiana field areas with forty six wells drilled, four dry and the rest producing about 1030 barrels daily. Forty two more wells are active or pending, while several other districts including Montpelier Alexandria and Muncie show little change in producing totals. Overall the month saw 215 wells drilled in Khattane with a total production near 2680 barrels.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana
Oiis
Montpelier
Alexiandeia
Renad Ripple
Muncie
Tle
Khattane
New England Heat Diminishes Amid Record Temperatures
Boston report notes continued intense heat across New England with thermometers reaching between 100 and 108 degrees. Several cities report higher readings than the day before as officials consider suspending outdoor work to protect workers amid continuing heat and humidity.
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Boston
New England
Nashua
Wreck Brings Brothers Back Together in Texas Tale
A Wabash railroad wreck near Waed Texas reunites Wall Latitin and his father Pater, both of Waed, as the Texas man reads Deathey’s note naming Alere who were in the wreck.
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Tournal-Ginette
Wabash
Walla Latiitin
Pater
Waed
Tex
Texas
Nate
Alere
Wroel
Odd Fellows Rallying at Cedar Lake Picnic Scene
Special to the Journal Gazette from Genar Lake Indiana dated June 29 reports Odd Fellows of Lake County gathering for a large picnic at Monon Park with nearly full attendance. Local dignitaries Thomas B. Jossops of Richmond Willie G. Morris of Wrankfort and Wo El Laedy grand officers are among those slated to attend a reception this evening.
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Genar Lake
Ind
Lake County
Aclusi
Chicago
Chicgo
Noron
Monon Park
Thomas BR. Jossops
Richmond
Willie G. Morris
Wranktort
EL Laedy
Grand Officnes
Halet Sigler
Strike Triggers General Lockout of 20000 Steel Workers
Pittsburgh June 29 Ambitious wage dispute ends in a general strike affecting over 39000 workers at non union and union mills. Amalgamated Association President Shaffer orders a full work stoppage until a settlement is reached. Key plants named include American Sheet Steel and Dewe Wood. Negotiations fail as union insists on uniting all mills under the union. The advisory board approves the strike. effect immediate across union and non union facilities with possible support measures after September.
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Pittsburg
Wnion Sheet Steel
T. J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Trained Steel
Wduy
Auterigant Sheet Steel Company
American Sheet Steel Company
Persifer F. Smith
Dewe & Wood
Od Elmer Kline
Combine
Swithh
Nver
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Ssechiion
Nopeunion Chinkt
Ehonkt
Anl
Thy Nnion Mills
Allelula
Stalth
Ancrient
Sheet Steel
Sudodhe Hon
Abe Hot
Old Meadow Mills
Scottsdale
McKeesport
Wellsville
Unin
Shaffer
Milly
Organized
German yacht race reports and imperial interest
Rapid review of Kiel to Eckersferde regatta mentions German and foreign yachts competing. Emperor William and Empress Iduna are noted for strong performance, while Meteor underwhelmed. Admirals, German and American boats, and the Cologne papers discuss policy shifts and trade in the context of the event.
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Spey
Cable Werlin
Jude
Folkien
Weck
Miel Regartn
Getman
Lake Witmnade
Berlin
Viscount de Corway
Emperor William Wadhard Wek
Wack
Germany
Kiel
Eckersferdé
Mperor
Meteor
Wis Mainstyind
Ameri
Thurngl-tugebhiedean
Ube Britten
Cologne Zeitung
William
Herr Hallin
Hamburg-Americanine
von Buelow Wiuto
Tere Bally
Cologne
Valka Zolting
United States
Guemany
Americas
Shanghai
Pekin
Lokal Amelger
Clausen
University of Berlin
Rua
Alan Stidente
Mme
Modjesta Ig
Posen
Kligsingen
Wim
Eatahy
America Elarch
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Alonixis
Myndert Stearnapet
Jaland
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Lake Shore Limited
Waterloo
K. T
MR. Newby
MR. M
Cal
Lough
Louisville
Hoosier
Journal-Cazette
Jefferson County
Suane
Howlivurters
New York
Aleconds
Lay
William Helwig
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Indiana Field
Piase Lywo
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Cedar Lake
American Sheet Steel Trust
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