Not Figures Enough With Which to Enumerate the Bushels of Corn
The Topeka State Journal reports vast Kansas corn yields the crop will exceed 300,000,000 bushels and approach a quarter of a billion. The editor notes storms and drought relief, predicting strong harvests despite recent hot winds and wobbling conditions across counties and neighboring states.
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Carnaco
Frank P.morellind
Topeks State Journal
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Kansas
Evary
United States
Russia
Terrestial Tain Makere
Kearney
Kandas
Esr
Wheat and cattle market reports from Chicago and Minneapolis
Wheat opened lower and firmed with drought effects noted in Chicago and Minneapolis market wires. Hog and cattle receipts and price ranges are reported. o ments show slow hog trading and steady cattle and sheep values amid weather and supply shifts. Jean G Jones, a lumberman, is forced to assign with liabilities around 150000 and assets near 238000, Northern Trust handling the assignment.
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Chicago
Ciroaco
Ts Mora
Baldwin-Farnum
Wats
Navy
Jamber Fatiure
Deadly shooting on steamer St Louis crowds at Mississippi Wharf
A mob shooting near Lavis Missouri leaves four wounded, two fatally. Lou Davis ship captain among the injured after a quarrel on the steamer City of Varig and a pursuit of a foe who fired from a freight pile as passengers disembarked. Investigations continue into the assailant’s identity and capture. Joe Patchen to Milwaukee exhibition in late August with Gentry and Robert J. racing details unsettled.
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Lavis
Crar
St. Tiouia
Aegroes
Lou Davis
Night Watch
Frank Bennett
John Bel
Stewart
Varig
Vicksburg
Leguot Perina
William Thomas
Lou Davin
Cxira
Simone
Payasugerd
Atack
Eusaped
Burparo
Joe Patchen
Milwaukee
Colonel Taylor
John R Gentry
Robert J
Hamling
Gentry
Patchen
Taylor
Bia
Riots in China Prompt Official Message from Legation
The Chinese legation releases a cablegram stating no Americans injured in recent riots, noting several English hurt and five rioters arrested. Officials pledge full effort to punish participants and deny provincial officials’ culpability while acknowledging lower-class prejudice and protecting foreign missionaries.
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Wasuiteroy
Tuung Li Yanya
Legation
Uhi- Bex
China
Chinera
Southern States Freight association to be formed
Delegations of southern railways and steamship lines arrive for the annual meeting of the Southern Railway and Steamship association at Maymaryan Beach. The group plans to rename the body the Southern States Freight association and to elect officers and sign new agreements for the coming year. The session may run through the week. John W. Thomas presides with leaders from Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad, Southern Georgia, Southern Railroad, and Atlantic Consulting present.
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Southern Reilrosda and Stearship
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Southern States Freight Association
John W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad
H. M. Gomer
Southern Georgia
Samuel Spencer
The
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J. Waltore
Atlantic Cossiling
Spain Will Settle Arrests at the Nicholson Law Case
Police report a raid on a road house where men were found in a saloon room at 4 o clock. The proprietor faces charges under the Nicholson law and a trial is set for Mayre salely at velock, with Will Ryan hired to handle the defense. Police probe city jurisdiction into four miles beyond limits.
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Olives Foulks
Tanner
Selvon
Jacob Mwer
Mayre
Velock
Will Ryan
R‘veresta
Wayne Maccabees Honor Badge Given at Rome City Celebration
The Wayne Tent No. 54 of the Maccabees received a presentation badge from Great Commander Meredith during a Rome City celebration attended by supreme officers from Indiana Ohio and Michigan. More than 10 000 people visited the grounds and a lecture by Rev Frank Hoyts on Macabeesiam was well received. The badges, now on display at Sloger Manufacturing Co No 12 West Wayne Street, were earned for greatest membership gain in the first seven months of the year.
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Ohio
Michigan
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Wayne Maccabees
Meredith
Williams
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In & Leatspeeth
Lodge Parpabernalia
Sloger Manuacturing Company
West Wayne Atreal
Gry
Menry i Rottenbeck
Henry Rodenbeck
W. ¢. Doebrovar
Wiesheights Farm
Bulgarianattack hits Jomakli village in Salonica region
Telegrams from Salonica report a Bulgarian force of about 1000 attacked the village of Junukli in Kirdali district, burning 290 houses. Armenians reportedly killed 24 residents, while Antonie Lamott’s heir and Julius Cartier are named among those affected. Adrianople authorities doubt the full figures.
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Vali
Salonica
Lins
Junukli
Kirdali
Jomakli
Adrianople
Drainage Commission Arrives in Chicago for Great Lakes Study
The war secretary appointed commission arrives to assess drainage canal impact on the Great Lakes. General Poe General Bufine and Major Marsh tour the canal with Chicago drainage board president Frank Winter. Measurements will extend to the St Clair River and Niagara before a report is made. The Lake Carriers Association requested the study due to feared navigation damage from lake drainage.
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Buffalo
Marshall
Chicago
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Drainage Board
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Niagara
Lake Cartiers’ Association
Nineteen Sisters Receive White Veil at St Joseph Hospital
Eleven young women professed with the white veil into the Poor Handmaids of Christ at St Joseph Hospital in a ceremony led by Bishop Rademorber. The list includes Mize Mary Gramliog and Angela Herris among others. perpetual vows were renewed by several sisters with clergy from Ohio Indiana and Michigan in attendance.
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Germana
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Minecara
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M Birilly
Helon Quarin
Tster
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Misa Elizabeth Mueller
Enernita Mies
Theresia Mueller
Br. Ephram
Margaret Urbin
Ister
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Mise
Margaret Reisser
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Amalia Schwendel
M Patra
Mua
Enis Jereizke
Sintor M. Delphina
Misa Touiin Volot
Carolina
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Ohio
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Oeshtering
Mishawaka
Godfrey Schlatter
Mathias Kenk
P.P
Ladiens
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Taediana
Adolp Scott
Chicago
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Kounig
Oechtering
Juling Becka
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The
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Indiana delegates named for Mexican exposition
Governor Matthews appointed Indiana delegates to the Mexican national exposition opening next April. The chosen list includes James Linde caker George Mord Benjamin Birdsell from South Bend John H Bags Fort Wayne Ralph H Homengray Muncie John J Cooper Norway T Malott Indianapolis James H Willard Bedford Francis J Bolts Benjamin Venhehren Branaville John M Beggs G W Bomant Terre Haute George Pence Columbus Wal ser Evang Noblenville Benjamin Starr Richmond.
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South Bend
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Fort Wayne
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Muncie
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Carlisle's Denial of Presidential Aspiration Amid Vacancy Talk
In an interview published today Secretary Carlisle comments on Justice Field's remarks about vacancy caused by Justice Jackson's death. Carlisle denies any presidential aspirations, calling such talk indelicate and insisting his statements do not reflect renewed ambitions.
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Vhnenix Lodge
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Mr. Carlisle
Justine Field
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Fort Wayne hosts fourth annual Associated Charities conference
The Conference of State Board of Charities meets in Fort Wayne for three days October 15 to 17 chaired by Mayor G B Oakley. Sessions cover city charity work, care of the insane, asylum and prison reform, child saving, and feeble minded care with visits to local institutions and discussions led by S B Smith M D, W G Sisull wood, J I Guendling, and others.
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Fort Wayne
G B Oakley
Oakley
8 Grant
Allen County
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Logansport
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Lafayette
Jaros Smith
Cincinnati
Thurday
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Terre Haute
F. M
Alexander Johnson
P Bicknell
Rev Father Delaney Ill in New York Hospital
Letter from George DeWald reports Rev Father Delaney of St Patrick's Church, Fort Wayne, very ill at St Vincent’s Hospital New York. He is expected to recover enough to sit up briefly and plans to return to Fort Wayne in ten days before undergoing an operation for a serious condition.
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County commissioners discuss railroad franchise conditions
The county board adjourned without granting the franchise to the Lake Street railroad. They require road improvements including broken stone crossage, standard road, solid track foundation, proper drainage, and a four times daily run. The commission would allow other lines to use tracks after half construction costs and all maintenance costs, a condition Everett Levin fears may derail the project.
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