Production Stop Ordered as Oil Field Races to Expand
Ohio Oil Company general superintendent Casey announces production must halt until the new pipeline and storage tanks are ready. Field output is booming with wells delivering hundreds of barrels daily, forcing delayed construction and cautious planning while authorities subpoena Milwaukee Chicago Saint Paul road executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
TE iMillinan
Ohio Oil Company
Era
Sacco
Toree
Soonen
Martinsville
Brave deputy saves child from 75 foot ledge in Chicago
In Chicago on September 7, George Wise, deputy clerk of the circuit court, crawled along a narrow ledge on theMonadnock block to rescue 2 year old Margaret Keesey who had climbed from a window. Wise, watching hundreds on Dearborn street, carried the child back to safety after a perilous ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Monaduck Block
Margaret Keesey
George Wise
Circuit Court
Monadnock Block
Evangeline M. Keesey
Fire devastates Derwent mill and adjacent plants in Rockford
A blaze at the Derwent mill and adjoining woodwork and paper facilities in Rockford cause extensive damage. The Derwent mill and engine rooms were nearly ruined with flames spreading to the woodwork plant and nearby paper mill. Estimated losses range from 20,000 to 25,000 dollars, possibly higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Artiett Grist Mall
Derwent
Weather Good for Crops In Springffield Report
United States weather bureau notes a week of near normal temperatures and clear dry weather aiding crops. The period ended Monday with a cool start, minimums around 44 to 46 degrees in northern and central districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springffield
United States Weather Bureau
Ysth
Danville Hotel Change In Ownership Stirs Local News
Danville reports that Orville WwW Cannon, son of the late WLTY Cannon and not a nephew of Speaker Cannon, has purchased the Aetna hotel, one of the state's largest outside Chicago. The deal involved Robert G. Watson of Verre Ebaaute Ind and the ASW Pfein by heirs, with stated consideration.
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Danville, HL
Orville
Cannon
Wlty. Cannon
Speaker Cannon
Aetna Hotel
Chiceago
Robert G. Watson
Verre Ebaaute
Ind
ASW. Pfein
Park ride driver dies after surprise theft of five thousand
Sepa Crearo reports a park ride driver was found dead after a person he befriended hours earlier stole $5,000. A friend sought shelter at Rowland's home claiming illness. Rowland helped, caring for him for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crearo
Toowland
Dee Wroeson
Traup Cmme
Rowlsnd
Tome
Rowland Tool
Tui
Noted West Central Pioneer Shot in Family Row
Pana Illinois Sept 7 Joseph ierr aged 70 shot his father Cassius Wer a well known businessman during a family dispute. Wer wounded fatally, condition critical. Elis sor is under arrest. Albert A Hurd fifty five a professor Knox county is cited as a witness. Eburd was father of SoS MbeChure, a private Wisher and noted educator in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Joseph Ierr
Sid
Cassius Wer
Werr
Elissor
Knox Cotlege
Peoria
Albert A. Hurd
Knox County
Caleshure
Bre Eburd
Ielow
Sos
MbeChure
West
Democrat Nominates Matthews for 14th District Seat
Rock Island Sept To David W Matthews has been nominated by the Democrats for representative From the fourteenth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
David W. Matthews
Democrats
Hill Defies Subpoena From State Railroad Commission
St Paul reports President Hill defied the state railroad and warehouse commission by refusing to testify. The commission issued a subpoena last Saturday, served by Erick Olson, a complainant against the railroad, directing Hill to appear before the body in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tastingsaug
Chicaeo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Ira RB. Milly
Alc
Clausen
Olsen
THM
Jsjamies
Northern Vall
Youd
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Hil
Erick Olson
Alfonso and the Strikers in Bilbao Confrontation
In Bilbao Spain Sept T Mvtie Alfonso meets with strike committee, receives their memorial and listens to their grievances. He promises to forward the memorial to the proper ministry. The king regrets his constitutional position and the strikers are credited with their reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbao
Spain
Mvtie Alfonso
Madrid Strained Ties Attract Spanish Press Attention
The Spanish press focuses on Speard Cle Vattean tensions as Liber newspapers condemn government indecision and delay, denouncing the concordat and delaying a law affecting religious associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spe Ard
Liber
River collision sinks steamer Nelson Mills near St Clair
Detroit reports a collision on the St Clair river below St Chain when the western Ter Milarnkee struck the steamer Nelson Mills. The Mills sank. Janes Barber of Port Sanilac, and Mays T Z Moore wife of the Mills' engineer, are drowned. A second wheelman on the Mills is missing.
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Detroit
Sept. T
Nelson Mills
St. Clair River
St. Chain
Janes Barber
Port Sanilac
Miacom
Mails
Mays
T. Z. Moore
Warrant Issued for U S Marshal Over Polling Place Fight
Cincinnati police issued an arrest warrant for United States Marshal Vivian J. Fagin on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The warrant follows injuries suffered by Chas A McCarthy in a fight at a polling place in precinct Ey Pourth ward during the morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
Vivian J. Fagin
Chas. A. McCarthy
McCarthy
Ey Pourth Ward
Telegraphers Wages Advanced After Rail Conference
Philadelphia Sept 7 telegraphers and Pennsylvania Railroad officials reached an agreement raising wages for all telegraphers on the lines east of Pittsburgh. Delegates reported the conference settled terms improving pay amid ongoing labor discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvaania Railroad
Pittsburg
Evie
Forty Locomotives for Panama Bid Award
The isthming camp commission opened bids for forty locomotives with three bidders. Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia offered the lowest bid at 465 dollars each, totaling 458,600 dollars, securing the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Washington
Sept. T
Isthining Camp Commission
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Boat Load of Soldiers Capsizes in Budapest
During combined land and sea maneuvers in Constanta a battalion of chasseurs was capsized while being towed by a torpedo boat. Eleven privates and one officer drowned in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Constanta
Opf
Chasseurs
Torpedo Dort
Was Only a Practical Joke
In Paris on September from St. Cloud the garden of Garand Puke D Paul Alexandrovich villa held a wooden box with a protruding fuse. Authorities investigated and found the box filled with sand, suggesting a prank rather than a real threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Garand
Paul Alexandrovich
St. Cloud
Baseball Scores Tangle In Patchy Telegraph Copy
Scores from a September baseball card show varied results across leagues and associations. Notable showings include St Louis beating Cincinnati, Columbus and Indianapolis trading sixes, Minneapolis routing Kansas City, and Denver defeating Omaha. Other lines are garbled with team names and places unreadable.
Unclear political clash over Cannon and Littlefield rally
In Te wiston Maine Sept 7 speakers dispute Representative Littlefield’s reelection and Theodore Roosevelt prospects. Cannon claims he intervened for Littlefield’s welfare while Gompers campaigns against him, denouncing personal tactics and defending his federation’s stance amid partisan tension.
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Roosevelt
Asare
Cannon
Littefield
Woo Brynin
Cutan
Kopel
Littlefield
Canuver
Chinen
At Tocanews- Perper
Gompers
Tewiston
Compers
Federation of Labor
Representative Tuttlefield
New York
American Federation of Larbor
Cary
Gampers
Scion of the Astors Nominee for Lieutenant Governor
The World reports Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, grandson of William Astor, as the Independence League’s candidate for lieutenant governor, to run with Dr. Hirast on the ticket next Tuesday. Other contenders include N. W. Puller of Jefferson County and William K. Mackey of Duffate. Reuben Lyon of Bath is named as a potential backing figure. The piece notes Chanler as leading among four candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept. T
Lewis Stuyvesmiar Chan
Lew Oa
Willieb. Astop
Will
Independence League
Adr. Hiearst
oMr Chanter
N. W. Puller
Jefferson County
Orange
Willian K. Mackey
Duffate
Lyona
Bath
Oakland
Cath
Indepenence
Lenere
California
Dhewgne
Latedon
Gistriel Attorneys
Sag Pinneisco
Bryan Takes A Short Rest In New York State
Fragmented wartime style dispatch describes Bryan and family pausing in their Pairview home after a lengthy week in New York. Mrs. Bryan thanks the country for support as Bryan plans a speech at the fate grounds and later addresses a Pairview crowd in the evening. Mention of California Governor race and party dynamics noted amid broader political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nel
New York
Magant Mars
Williiai Ob
Bryan
Pairview
Dewi
Dryan
Quad City
Brviin
Sepp
Bawa
De Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts De Caldwells Syrup Pepsin as a curative laxative tonic for digestive and liver health. It claims to cleanse, digest, stimulate, and cure with specific power over the digestive brain and torpid liver, sold by druggists at ten cents and one dollar, with money back if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Caldwell
Ote
Balloon fall at county fair claims jumper Jerry Turner
At the Jefferson county fair in Oskaloosa Kansas a crowd of about 2,000 watched Jerry Turner, 26, a Japanese aerialist, plunge 260 feet from a trapeze attached to a parachute balloon and die instantly. The balloon rose to several thousand feet as another performer below swung on a trapeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Kan
Jeferson Couity
Jerry Turner
Tore
Wm Employe
Nausas City
Purener
Collapse of a Factory at Riyria Details Casualties and Causes
Sept 7 Riyria reports the Gar fer factory collapse left two dead two fatally injured five seriously injured and several others slightly hurt. Dead: Mo Spinneland Pick Michael Bojohn Robert Knowles. Seriously injured: A Spine Michael Sebastian T. Bo foe's M. Reloese and TB. Pelaga. Cause cited false-work set before cement hardened, workers removing supports when structure failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riyria
Viestims
Garfer
Dea
Mo Spinneland Pick
M Michael Bojohn
Robert Knowles
Michael Sebastian
T. Bofoe
M. Reloese
TB. Pelaga
Tien
Unclear fragment from Norfolk report on Turner scene
Fragmentary text from Norfolk Victoria mentions a scene involving Turner and a patient, with references to crated items and typewriters. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or names to establish a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Vic
Robert Tuescene Turner
Street Car Situation Normal
Street car service continues despite disruptions as traffic delays persist with an outlook that the situation may worsen before officials implement foreseen remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stresc
Itrevion
Theptingten Wy Van Tragic Death After Altercation
In a fatal incident a man killed himself after a clash with another and blows occurred during the confrontation. Police said the event happened in the vicinity of an unnamed street, with the victim pronounced dead at the scene. Further details were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil- Tian
Oyster Day In New York Sparks Forest Recovery Plan
Daybreak report notes TMi and Mrs Nietoteas Lomeworth Dave arriving for Oyster Day celebrations in New York. They plan to rest and recover for several days at a forested retreat, with officials pledging support for local conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Tmi
Nietoteas Lomeworth Dave
Vhey
Jefferson City Sept Governor Polk Voice Report
Report from Jefferson City Missouri in September notes Governor Polk facing a constrained response plan. The brief mentions lack of public access to certain discussions and limited vocal commentary from officials amid ongoing state events.
Outline of News Pacts and Global Notes
Fragmented report outlines cables to Peru and Colon trade, U.S. exports, and a British trades congress. Mentioned are a fire destroyed Parahes house, a New York Westside incident, a quarterly dividend, and President Fairbanks with his son. Also references to a new date institution and signatures of college officials re shelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Colon
United States
Isipans
Milton
Pains DP
Seliwath
Charles Moxweiwah
Riverside
Urive
New York
Euty
Mata
Kodol for Dyspepsia Aids Digestion In Hurry Life
In busy times courtesy fades and small errors cause losses. A quick remedy relieves minor ills from hurried meals by aiding digestion. Kodol for Dyspepsia digests what you eat and restores stomach balance. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Journal Delivery Pricing Declared
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery at ten cents per week.
Rebels Hope for Peace As Hostilities Pause In Cuba
In Cienfuegos a government detachment clashed near Camarones with insurgents led by Cruzivan. Casualties were reported as heavy in the ensuing fighting. Peace talks occupy leaders in Havana with Liberals demanding concessions such as reinstatement of deposed officials and recognition of rebel factions. Intervention by the United States is viewed by merchants as key to a durable settlement.
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Havana
Ion
Generab Menoend
Ele
Ined
Semai
Pinar del Rio
Mencent
Ttalmo
Ane
Mendes Capote
Tlavana
United States
Tramkiv
Gilso
Governments Plight Report From Santa Clara Front
Government dispatches recount clashes in Santa Clara and nearby districts. Colonel Vaiulle’s troops pursue insurgents near Paloniva, later reinforced attackers retreat to Tartabadl where Captain Mirato’s forces strike, many insurgents killed or wounded. Rural guards suffer casualties. hills south of Santiago de las Vessus see fighting, Medratoguarids reported killed. Dispatches mention Valomdb deaths, forged remains, and a raid near Cartasi. A separate note describes insurgent activity from Santiniga into Ebavidia, with horses and armaments seized. A suspension of hostilities in Santa Choa region appears to avert broader engagement as Croneral Cpuz Haindradge’s forces inch toward each other. London. Sept 1. Captain Bow of the Confederate cruiser Dab is freed in Liverpool after wartime service.
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Pigneran
Pebeada
Santiago de Das Vessus
Dtaohs
Velomdb
Dadev
Cartasi
Santiniga
Santa Choa
Crone
Dyspeptic distress urged to use Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Critically ill from disturbed digestive functions, dizziness, heartburn, wind, loss of appetite, nausea, colic, constipation urged to try Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It may ward off a dangerous sickness and will likely relieve distressing dyspeptic symptoms. Sold by druggists 50c and 1.00. money back if it fails.
Fourteenth National Irrigation Congress Concludes in Boise
The Boise meeting closes after electing Governor George Chamberlain as president and deciding to hold the next congress in Sacramento. Debates center on a demand for a hundred million dollar irrigation bond issue, with the minority report defeated. Rep Reeder cites Cannon. Senator Dubois credits Roosevelt for the Reclamation Act passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Fourteenth National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Cal
George BE. Chamberlain
Oregon
Cxime
Committee On
National Congress
Reeder
Kansas
Cannon
Congress
Dubois
Idaho
Roosevelt
Kier Hardie Warns Liberals at Liverpool Meeting
Kier Hardie, Labour member, warned the Liberal party in Liverpool that reform requires cooperative fraternity and socialist-inspired change. He declared only by adopting socialist platforms can the Liberals retain their existence amid ongoing economic strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kier Hardie
Liverpool
Liberal Party
Dynamite Blast Kills Two in Alabama House
A dynamite blast in Republic Alabama caused by 2 fire killed R Bell a miner and Mrs Bell injuring two Bells and several others. The explosion involved 3 cases of dynamite and 225 pounds of Mack powder. Names listed include Wes Botpombee Mores Tot oombe Turners and Lily Bell among the injured as authorities learn more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armingham
Ala
Republic
R. Bell
Stensland To Be Returned To United States
Washington reports the sultan of Marocco consents to extradite the Chicago bank wrecker Stenshind, with transport arrangements to be made in a few days. In La Pisaessea Mrs Gans and brother-in-law Bob Turner have arrived, and Gans plans to rest before a ten week stint in the east with Britt receiving the next opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stensland
Washington
Sultan
Marocco
Stenshind
Chicago
United States
la Pisaessea
Gans
Bob Turner
East
Grane
Britt
Market Quotations From Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago market notes show wheat and corn prices steady to mixed with bids near yesterday. Cattle and hogs receipts and quotes indicate solid demand. spring wheat and oats weak, while lambs and sheep show firm prices. East Buffalo reports higher market for hogs and lambs with steady cattle ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tollowine
Prade
Clase
Pitt Wah
MT — Bari
Tolpa
Tyey Stimlard
Elias Prairie
Sree
East Buffalo
Bustillo
N.Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
SOO
Bathing and mild laxatives promote health
An old notice extols cleansing the outside of the body and the bowels with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. The pills are described as pleasant and non g ri p ing and are sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Notice of Market Hours This Sunday Morning
During the hot weather I will be at my market Sunday mornings from 7 to 10 o'clock. 8-232w os oA BF. Lich TENBERGER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lich Tenberger
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Chieda
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Washineton
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Astors
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Grarts
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Gillett
Sooty
Ing
Cab
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Myre
Bisbee
Ningerit
Jodut Stittelood
Oshhosh
Wis
Quillonnine
Dean Gishiosty
Dyenida Davebs
Pia
Iwo
Dowie
Grind Records
Marsind Oo Don- Hell
White Jake
Summatus
John Neximnder Dowie
Chicaco
Zion City
Nashville
Norman
Tennessee
Btreham
Woodbury
Cuilen
Norman Lad
John Bull and
Hans Gamblers
St. Petershure
Jefferson City
Goveynor Polk
Soowell
Qin
Mteuke’ Bank
the Daily Journal
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Cienfuegos
Cruzivan
Camarones
Cienficos
Ile
London
Catcain John Bow
Wervert
Dab
Cessed
Pestis
Steeder
San Francisco
Chicago Grain
Shipman
National Lead Company
State Street
Chicago, Ill
Schmidt Yaghlin Pfeiffer
Freeport, Illinois
E. Bengston
F. W. Borgmeier
Los Angeles
National Baptist Convention
Salt Lake
Chicago & North-Western R’y
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