Panorama of World: Inspectors Dismissed and Tragic Fires
Henry Bleuecker a Grand Haven inspector and Nicholson of Norfolk were dismissed by the secretary of commerce and labor over inspection issues. A Brooklyn tenement fire killed twelve, including two families, while a bank robbery tale centers on chauffeur Willian Pate found murdered along a road, with investigators doubting the robbers' plot.
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Henry Bleueker
Grand Haven
Michand
Diones W. Nicholson
Loreal
Stesan
Norfolk
Van
Commercce and
Laber
Elginge Aginst Bleecker
Julia
Spring Lake
Mich
Slocia
Nicholson
Troutmain Street
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
N.Y
Maranino Trielo
Charles Pofouiio
Chiles Palasinio
Tony Trielo
Banek Robe Bers
Willian Pate
Pate
Bank Qeddlers
Gan
Raod
Sone Ditka Soni
Sailship Siihep Princes in peril near New York coast
Captain Va Waek Ten reports the British steamship Siethiae Princes and others bound for New York lie off a life saving station mile west. Five tugs and two wreckers wait for high tide to attempt refloat. Fire in Cincinnati causes widespread central damage and a large blaze at a vacant building near Mounsford Stationery.
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New York
Va Waek- Ten
Siethiae Princes
Naples
Pideruia
Gil
Wenbistiore
Cincinnati
Mounsford
Explosion and fires injure multiple in Ohio and elsewhere
A dynamite blast at Creston station near Gallipolis Ohio killed Peter Hoyse and fatally injured Win Artist William Ellis Win Wiseman and Noah Stout as three workmen trimmed dynamite. Separate reports allege murder confessions by Joseph Carnimemi and Lennards Gedule after police questioning. A Grand Trank boiler explosion near Maskell Valparaiso injures Phrenmany Mabard Clouney who dies in hospital. Police search for Pat Crow linked to a kidnap case with a $25000 reward. Theatre attractions bill Harrison Wolf Martin Uncle Taim Houtigan showings at Masonic Temple Theatre Fort Wayne with Nov 25 26 dates.
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Creton Station
Gallipolis
Hoehing Valley Bowl
Peter Hoyce
Win
William Ellis
Wiseman
Noah Stout
Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
Harrison J. Wolf
Martin
Uncle Taim
Hloutigan
Chicago Subway Plans Reimagine City Traffic Arteries
Chicago Subway Company proposes a vast tunneling program to divert street traffic into underground routes. The plan would place telegraph and telephone wires and public utilities in tunnels, with mail and utilities moved via subterranean conduits under major avenues.
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Freitat
Chiesa
Chicago Subway
Comuiny
New Jersey
Cuienge
Stegis
Ceby
Perth
Frotalat Suds
Hstesa Gitles
Ate
Ate Doisthess
Winstons
Bronres
Uid Lowes
Chenier
Portofiioe
Fuller May Resign As Chief Justice In March 1905
Chief Justice Melville W Puller of the Supreme Court plans to resign after March 5 1905. The report notes he has administered the affairs of the court and references the possible succession amidst other political notes.
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Melville W. Puller
Supreme Court of the Uithel
Mareh A
Madero Reosey
Watt
Carl
Japstiee Duller
TSSS
Unclear OCR fragment on shipping and railroad earnings
Fragmentary OCR text mentions shipwrents and costs, a patent or personnel names, a New York forum on a railroad, and claimed gross earnings of Alabama railroads for a period with figures garbled. The readable items imply a historical rail and shipping report with financial figures but specifics are indiscernible.
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Meerds al
Feas Daen Forum
New York de Bat
Jncorporead Mobile
Alamema
Tans
Secretary Hay Ten Remain in President's Cabinet
A garbled 1920s style report notes Hay retaining a role in the cabinet while Secretary of State is debated. It mentions figures connected to Brown University and private secretaries to the President, with references to volunteers and unnamed offices and political shifts.
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Hay
Tik
Hota His
Qubber
Bearn
Serhan
Ger
Mosheyl
Tus
Sistent
Mystery of Auto Ride Confessional Chauffeur Slain
A chauffeur is found slain on a lonely country road near Leni as police pursue a complex murder case. The automobile shows signs of a struggle and a pistol lies on the seat. investigators weigh robber or passenger schemes and follow leads involving Morris Stokes and Bates. Evidence includes a battered face, a torn front seat, and a disrupted roadway context.
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Leni
Automoebite
Meany
Morris Stokes
Bates
Bate
Deta
Forte
Walter Bao
Veasuis
Chaney
Dante
Churches Unite to Save Boys in Brooklyn Protest
A large crowd in Brooklyn’s Bedford Avenue to Twenty-third Street saw Protestants from about fifty churches join a movement aimed at reforming boys. The rally led to a procession to Central Presbyterian Church for a men’s meeting as winter efforts begin.
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Brooklyn
Pedford
Seviford
Gargal Jornelion
Beeriits
Suiria
Furs
Bedford Avenue
Jeanneau Tre
War for the Week on Port Arthur and Russian Flags
The article notes limited information from Japan about Port Arthur, suggesting fortresses remain formidable. It reports Russian fire pinning Japanese forces, mentions General Stoos sel’s limited gains, and highlights the torpedo destroyer Rastoropov’s loss as a possible signal of strategic shifts, with officials denying surrender rumors.
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Port Arthur
Osappus
Tokio
Nogis Hecalpuatlers
Kuter
Stoossel
Geteber
Tastoropov
Chelan Wis
St. Petersbure
Maeve Potscott
Steessel
St. Petersburg
Trade review notes record highs in deposits and exchanges
The weekly Dun report highlights local bank deposits and clearing-house exchanges at peak volumes, with money moving into broader demand. It cites strong manufacturing distribution, rising freight, and mixed grain and livestock activity, plus continued but uneven retail and wholesale trade signals amid favorable but imperfect conditions.
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Domand
Absouount Rite Sud
Vilnes
Chicago
Invek
Northawert
Iso
Bnic
United States
ISI
Canada
Chicago cattle and grain prices across markets listed
Market notes show Chicago cattle hogs and hog prices with corn wheat and rye quotes. Indianapolis Cincinnati St Louis Detroit and other markets report bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grain with varied No 2 and No 4 grade designations and futures like Wheat No 2 and corn No 2 mixed. Prices span from around 0.50 to 6.25 for various commodities and classes.
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Chicago
Ste
Tiny
Timothy
St. Louis
Detroit -Oatie
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Panorama OF the World
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Tiel
Mabard Clouney
Kalimazon
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Higueer Connerly
Pat Crow
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Deane
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Weekly Review of Chicago Trade
R. G. Dun
Rudners
Thieless
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Shoakhe
Ressians
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Kuroki
Shanghai
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