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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1901

Page

8

Crop Outlooks Mixed Across States After Winter Terms

The report surveys multiple states noting improving winter wheat in the Midwest and central regions, with Michigan Pennsylvania and New York reporting deterioration in some areas. Ohio valley and Atlantic states show varied yields while Oregon Washington and California progress with generally favorable conditions. Overall, early spring prospects are cautiously optimistic with notable regional differences in quality and disease pressure.

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Bank Failure Shakes New York Financial Scene

Seventh National Bank of New York collapses after Comptroller close follows revelations of unsafe loans and capital shortfalls. Reventh National of New York, and Levett National Bank near seizure, trigger widespread market panic as directors suspend payments and plan to close operations. The episode implicates Berry Flew and Tenry Mun quind & Co. and shocks the stock exchange.

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Kansas farmers seek workers as harvest nears across counties

Kansas faces a crop surge with 40 million bushels expected in some counties, outstripping local labor. The Missouri free employment agency reports heavy demand for harvest hands, with many jobs lasting 90 to 100 days and wages from 1.50 to 2.00 per day plus board.

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Lawson Wealthy Bostonian Barred From Cup Defender Trials

Thomas W. Lawson, a prominent Boston financier and copper mining consolidator, has been shut out of the preliminary trials for the America’s Cup defending yacht, despite his wealth and influence in Wall Street. Born in Cambridge, Mass, forty-two years ago, Lawson rose from an office boy to major business interests.

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Morrison guilty of second degree manslaughter

The jury convicts Vessie Morrison at Etorade Kun of manslaughter in the second degree for the fatal stabbing of Mrs. Olin G. Castle in her home. Castle, a Racket store clerk, was killed after a struggle with Morrison, daughter of a judge, amid alleged jealousy over her attachment to Castle.

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Kennedy Is Free After Trials In New York Murder Case

Dr Samuel J Kennedy, a New York ventist avlce, is free as the Court of Appeals grants relief in the Dolly Reynolds murder case. Costs of prosecutions approach $100,000 with first trial at $15,600 and second up to $25,000. third trial incurs high expenses for experts, stenographers, and salaries. Kennedy mortgaged his Staten Island home and borrowed funds. neighbors and friends raised a sum to pursue the appeal and appoint Cantwell and Moore for the case’s second review.

New York Samual J. Kenedy Avlce Dolly Reynolds Philbin Heence Wennony Jun Tees Kennedy Staten Taland Staten

Klondike founder Joseph Ladue dies at Schuyler Falls

Joseph Ladue, founder of Dawson City in the Klondike, died at his home in Schuyler Falls New York on Wednesday evening after a long illness. He was about 60 years old. Ladue pioneered the Northwest, established a trading post at Duson now known as Klondike, and helped spark the Klondike rush by first finding gold. He returned to marry Miss Inna Mason in 18[unknown]. His expansive life and the tales of other prospectors from Alaska and the Yukon era are recounted in local lore.

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Wabash Train No 3 Wreck Near Teva Tad Cass

A westbound Wabash line train No 3 derailed on a 60 mph curve near Cass nine miles east of Teva Tad at 12:30 am after striking a weakened culvert. Fourteen Italian migrant victims were killed and about fifty injured as two emigrant and sleeper cars plunged down a forty-foot embankment. The crash left a crushed sleeper would-be rescue path, with many cars piling atop the emigrant car and a private Iron Mountain car spared on the track. No warnings, just a grinding plunge into death below.

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Farmers Hold Up a Train for Harvest Helpers

Desperate Kansans from Capge County hijack a westbound Santa Fe train near Peter son to seize harvest hands bound for Western fields. Gunfire and fights erupt as harvesters resist but a compromise ends the incident with all workers agreeing to $3.90 a day in Osage County.

Capge County Peterson Enigine Osage County

Chaffee to Command in Philippines Military Governor Named

Washington issued order naming Gen Chaffee as military governor of the Philippines after Judge Tate was named civil governor. The military will occupy key buildings including Ayuntamiento and Malacayan palace, with headquarters at Matacayan and the Spanish captive general’s former site. The Estado Mayo will serve as military headquarters under Chaffee.

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Lusitania Wreck Details From Liverpool to Montreal

A steamship Lusitania with about 600 passengers aboard sank after leaving Liverpool for Montreal. Captain J Nay reported the disaster as the vessel went down Tuesday night with heavy loss of life expected. An Orient Steam Navigation ship reportedly engaged in the voyage.

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