Bond Fired by Boodler And Confessed Ruin In St Louis
In a written confession Charles F. Kelly former speaker of the house of delegates recalls a city life scandal in St Louis Missouri. He says a prominent politician promised continuances or pardons to keep them firm and named a man as his choice for the new circuit attorney. Kelly says he rejected the offer to atone for his past and to spare others from following the same path. Mrs Maude Franklin a stenographer earning six a week and other figures are described amid a string of financial misdeeds and political intrigue. The report also notes a series of wreck attempts and a murder case in progress with officials pursuing charges and a death surrounding public figures.
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Bond
Boodler
Charles F. Kelly
House of Delegates
Doodle
St. Louis
Ofice
Kelly
Port Arthur Siege Forecast and Frontline Changes
Readers receive a guarded update on Port Arthur as siege progress remains uncertain amid shifting positions along the Liaotung Peninsula. Japanese advances near Chefoo, Niseshan and surrounding forts are reported in varying degrees, with Russian defense lines holding but strained.
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Port Arthur
Chefoo
Port Artur
Yalu
Nineham
Nastia
Port Aria
Nogiaint
Artin
Maida
Chae
Stedlige-ving
Wolf Eel
Pigeon Bary
Angtoad Ave
Tewe
Paktestitn
Wolf Tab
Niger
Pigeon
Mer
Antszshan
Nise-shan
Despensbe
Harvest of Death and Port Arthur Siege Dangers
Reports describe a brutal siege with heavy Japanese bombardment and massive casualties. Raging battle at Port Arthur unsettles defense, while the Russian fleet and civilians suffer shortages of munitions and coal as survivors await ships to flee.
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Tibet
Norther
Perprehile
Crater Goager
Theehurss
Statinese
Port Arthur
Armen
Davis Letter Out Frames Democratic VP Bid with Cautions
A Davis authored letter outlines Henry G. Davis as Democratic Vice Presidential candidate noting economy in public service and constitutional restraint. It argues Republican excess risks national honor and props a reform platform for a Democratic victory, criticizing tariff policy and trust conditions while urging unity under a new era.
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Tienry Ghosmst Etter
Septancr
Rami
Alton B. Parker
Democratic Party
Daevis
Republican Party
Ivcanian
Mgr
Davis
Chtvis
Novel Salvation Army Plan Aims to Help Chicago Drunkards
Salvationists propose a winter program in Chicago to rescue intoxicated individuals via stretcher corps. They will be picked up in districts at night and housed in Salvation Army beds to sober up, with officers visiting after discharge to continue follow up and build a social-treatment nucleus.
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Salvationists
Chicaso
Chicago
Eden
Nurvation Arts
Tipnor
Salvation Qriy
Salvation Atuay
Selene Atresia
Portage Crepateva Tie East Decides Rail Control
The piece notes Louisiana Governor Blanchard approving the Babington bill expanding railroad commission powers to regulate joint through rates on freight and express. It mentions Russian planned spending on dam improvements and arrests of ticket brokers in St. Louis as well as ongoing clergy permit discussions for the year.
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Portage
Tie East
Venus
Chicago Trade Edges Higher as Industrial Activity Recovers
Dun's Weekly Review notes factory reopenings and more furnaces boosting production, with stronger purchasing power and healthier retail trade. Dry goods, wearing apparel, furniture, and woolens show gains while country orders for staple goods rise. rail traffic improves though eastbound grain lags last year. Livestock receipts up. failures dip. Overall outlook more optimistic with broad improvement in western dry goods and hardware markets.
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Dun's Weekly Review of
Chicago
Chicgo
Auc
Rook
Wanding
Board of Trade
New York
Mueilie
California
Weather and the Crops Conditions Update
The weather bureau reports an unusually low season temperature in the north east of the country. Heavy frosts hit New England and parts of the middle Atlantic and lake regions, Minnesota and the Dakotas. Central valleys and southern districts saw warmer conditions with rainfall benefiting Illinois Indiana lower Michigan and portions of Iowa and Missouri. Showers delayed field work in Minnesota and North Dakota. In the western corn belt late corn matured rapidly though northern Missouri lagged.
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Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
New Eingland
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Region
Minnesota
Chakotas
Aouthern
Hinois
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
Mississippi River
Chicago markets report mixed grain and livestock prices
Price ranges for hogs sheep and cattle across Chicago Indianapolis St Paul Minneapolis Detroit and Milwaukee show variation by grade and commodity. Wheat corn oats rye and barley figures list No 2 and other grades with bids and ranges across several markets.
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Chicago
Catte
Indianapolis
St. Pantis
Detroit
Milwaukee
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