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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1908

Page

2

Woman Belle Gunness Suspected in Nine Murders Uncovered

Dispatch from Laporte Indiana reports nine bodies unearthed linked to Mrs Belle Gunness murderer wife of farm owner. two identifications include Andrew Heldgren of Aberdeen South Dakota and Miss Jenny Olsen. many bodies too decomposed to identify as authorities probe further.

Laporte Ind Smutzer Mack Belle Gunness Andrew Heldgren Aberdeen S. D Jennie Olsen Gunness Farm Gunness

Senate Sheds Paris Embassy Funding Amid Debate

The Senate struck out a 400000 appropriation for a Paris embassy building as the diplomatic bill faced amendment. The House moved ahead with sundry civil appropriations while debates touched Brownsville, cyclone relief, forestry, and immigration. The day featured several roll calls and a temperance gallery interruption as leaders argued over mining safety funding and canteen reinstatement.

Forestry Service Senator Heyburn Idaho Senate Warner Missouri Brownsville Messrs. Gaines Tennessee Chaney Indiana Tawney Underwood Alabama Fort McKinley Philippine Islands Leonard Wood Messrs. Fitzgerald New York Butler Pennsylvania Dr. Woog

Eleven Die In New Aveline Hotel Fire At Corner Calhoun

Coroner begins inquiry into Sunday morning blaze that killed eleven in the New Aveline Hotel collapse. Identified victims include J. B. Miller from Philadelphia, E. J. Ellis of Chicago, Miss Sarah Hathaway of Mishawaka, Miss Mary Burkett, Frank Baxter of Auburn, Morris Hirsch of Chicago, William Pitcher of Duluth, and R. Johns on of Chicago. others unnamed. Injured travelers ride out the flames. many patients reported improving. The fire swept floors and left outer walls standing as debris fills the center.

St. Joseph’s Hospital Emerson Medera Matthews Kimbals & Matthews Columbus Ohio Fort Wayne Ind Matthews Aveline Calhoun Street Kesler Aveline Hotel J. B. Miller Sheboygan Wis Landon & Brown North Fifth Street Philadelphia E. J. Ellis Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co Chicago Edson, Moore & Co Detroit Sarah Hathaway Children’s Aid Society Mishawaka Mary Burkett Frank Baxter Auburn Morris Hirsch Pacific Coast Borax Company Isaac Hirsch Howard Club Hirsch William Pitcher Duluth

Senate approves Indian appropriation conference report

The Senate approved the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill. William R. Wheeler of California accepted the assistant secretaryship of the Department of Commerce and Labor. Navy chaplains will face mental as well as physical exams like line officers. Representative Pollard of Nebraska introduced a bill to acquire watershed lands in the Appalachians and White Mountains. The Senate pension bill covers Texas volunteers and widows from 1855 to 186. A House-passed measure aims to improve safety during regattas and parades with new rules for navigable waters.

Senate William R. Wheeler California Department of Commerce and Labor Lawrence O. Murray Navy White Mountain Representative Pollard Nebraska Texas House Secretary of Commerce and Labor

Financial review notes early spring improvement in money market

iNANCGIAL R. G. Dun & Co. reports a distinct money market improvement and stronger distribution in general merchandise, grain, provisions and five stock. Production remains largely unchanged, ore surpluses imply reduced furnace output, pork iron prices weaken, and melters buy only for actual needs.

R. G. Dun & Co Review of Trade Chicago

Trade Struggles Weigh On Industry and Rail Activity

Weather depresses distributive trade with jobbing firms quiet and orders scarce. Fall business stalls, collections slow, and extensions common. Industrial output stagnant with textile curtailment and 40 percent cuts in some centers. Iron and steel show little change as price reductions in crude iron emerge. Railway tonnage at a low point with idle cars rising to a record. US business failures total 282 for week ending April 30, while Canadian failures reach 22. Bradstreet's report notes broad economic pause.

United States Bradstreet’s

Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grains in Major Cities

The report lists commodity prices by city including cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and Detroit. Wheat corn oats rye and barley quotes vary with grades and staples such as No 2 wheat around 1.00 to 1.10 per bushel and oats near 0.40 to 0.60 with butter eggs and clover seed also shown.

Ste Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Ste To Ste. Milwaukee New York Toledo

Frisco Welcomes 46 Warships on World Cruise Arrival

A million spectators line the San Francisco waterfront as the Atlantic and Pacific fleets enter the bay after four months at Hampton Roads. Secretary Metcalf reviews the craft while guns salute, marking the first leg of the world cruise with 46 vessels in the harbor and accompanying escorts.

Presidio San Francisco Hampton Roads Pacific Coast Golden Gate City Otlcinly Navy Metcalf Yorktown Wil Atlantic Wisconsin Nebraska

Atlantic Fleet Honors Admiral Evans With Flagship Parade

A historic naval review features Admiral Evans aboard the Connecticut leading eight ships in the first squadron and eighteen battleships in the following group, including the Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Wisconsin in succession under Rear Admiral Thomas and Admiral Dayton. Secretary Metcalf observes as ships dress overall and salute with seventeen guns.

Evans Leadster Admiral Evans Connecticut Kansas Vermont Louisiana Georgia New Jersey Rhode Island Virginia Nebraska Sycundromn Minnesota Evans Dayton Binetas Pacific Fleet Metcalf

Orr and Mackay resign from New York Life directorship

Alexander BE. Orr and Clarence B Mackay resign as directors of the New York Life Insurance Company. A Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt plans a year long world tour after leaving office. Daniel R. Noyes, a leading Presbyterian layman, dies of heart disease at his St Paul home. Bayard Taylor autographs to be sold at New York auction. A silver set for the battleship Montana, made from Montana metal, is on display in New York and soon to Dillon Montana.

Alexander BE. Orr Clarence B Mackay New York Life Insurance Company Washington Dispatch Roosevelt Daniel R. Noyes United States St. Paul Minn Bayard Taylor New York Montana Dillon Mont

Global agricultural notes and notable incidents

The report covers a Nebraska officer’s warrant for 5227 dollars in the Spanish War, a poetry claim of a third victim in a New York park bench shooting, a Boston pastor ex-treasurer’s prison death, a Minnesota auto tax proposal for road-building, a Tennessee divorce suit, beet sugar production figures for Michigan and crop shifts in North Dakota and Minnesota.

Gary Shelton Nebraska Lincoln W. J. Bryan Spain Nora May’ French New York Rossale Peck Prospect Park Brooklyn Wallace N. Ham St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Boston Mass Massachusetts Minnesota Automobile Association William Cooke Grace MacGowan Cooke Chattanooga Tenn Michigan North Dakota Minnesota

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