Market Turbulence After Dresden Credit Collapse
Week declines followed a crash of the Dresden Credit and Kumner Electric Company, with prices slipping across German shares. Rumors swirled amid weak demand as railroads and banks faced losses, while international and government tones remained subdued and activity stayed muted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orenden Credit Ansaltt
Kumner Electris Company
Priews
Cragh
Dresden
Otadio
AL_olhee toncerne
Drewdon Society of Elect No Pho
Berlin
Getiyan Moanelys
Il le Geo
Orb
Vary Bank
Poitia
London stock market stalls amid uncertain demand and prices
The London market showed limited gains and cautious trading as professionals tracked New York trends. Analysts noted weak activity in iron, leather, and textiles with little evidence of sustained demand from the Americas, while South Africa and Manchester markets displayed uneven progress amid cautious optimism.
THH Baby Soothing Syrup Remedy Recalled
Fragmentary ad copy mentions a baby soothing syrup sold as a trusted remedy. It cites benefits for teething pain and general fussiness, presenting the product as a longstanding solution. The text references a familiar old formula and an emphasis on gentle relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seria Window
Cates
Fatally Wounded by a Burglar at Peart and San Jacinto
June 16 report from Paling describes Major Putiam, a well known young man, badly injured during a burglary at Peart and San Jacinto. The family had left the home briefly. a burglar entered and attacked Putiam with a weapon, striking him on the head. The assailant is described as a Black man, and the wounded man collapsed. Police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paling
Tera
Putiam
Nist
Peart
San Jacinto Tonlait
Putin
The Small of the Back and Kidney Weakness Cured
A fragment discusses back pain and weak kidneys linked to worry and illness. It cites J. Le Campbell of Eycamore MH claiming Holls Sursapa- Fille cured him after long trouble with backache. The reader notes relief from bed or chair after treatment.
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J. le Campbell
Eycamore
Huoil
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Treatment
A promotional notice proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures and urges readers to begin treatment immediately. The advertisement emphasizes reliability and results and urges prompt use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood's
Murder Trial Amid Turmoil Hits New York Court
A jury faces Dr. Ramnel J. Keane accused of killing Dolly Reynelda amid chaotic reports of a major international convention in Benton. The case includes tangled allegations of spousal murder, shooting, and a subsequent homicide, with references to Arthur Cline and a suspect pair tied to multiple violent acts.
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Ciee
Ramnel J. Keane
New York
Dolly Reynelda
Benton Claned
Hy Jodtoiey
Arthur Cline
Qowwell
N. M. Nvatootanan
Dungarsa
Baxchenioot
Ledvenworth
Kan
Unclear historical note from Texas and world events
The text references armed men in Southwest Texas tied to Morris and a not guilty verdict in Rusk. It mentions Royial wells near an oil field, China diplomatic delays on Independence issues, and Paris Grand Derby winner Cheri. Local meetings and memorial services are noted in Greenwood and Singerwood with appeals for subscriptions.
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Téxas
Iueddrer
Morris
Gover Dan Sehnanel
Rusk
Boers Surprise Riflemen Fight Leaves Heavy Casualties
An unclear report recounts a clash where Boer forces attacked infantry and caused scorelike losses, with casualties listed as 14 killed and 42 wounded while several were taken prisoner and most others fled.
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Fores
Unclear fragment describes German viewing statue at Blamarck
Fragmentary report notes a German observer at Blamarck's statue while a separate scene at Hoth and Merlin deeree mentions a bust. The readable text remains vague on event type and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Deeree
Blamarck
Dowle reports plot to kidnap and confine him
Chicago June 16 John Alexander Dowle says doctors and a plotters circle plan to kidnap him take him to a detention hospital and beat him to suppress alleged powers. He warns of attempts to confine and torture him to force acceptance of his claims and calls for public support against what he calls a conspiracy.
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John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Johno Alexander Dowle
Hin Mowting
Kidnay
Jon
Gia le Provost
Dowle
Goles
Anne Wien
Tim
Iehit
Seryviek
Tornado Devastates St Paul Family Home
A tornado near St Paul on June 16 injured Dr. McCormack and family, with Mrs McCormack and children in serious condition. The storm wrecked their house, threw debris across the yard, and damaged the surrounding property. One gardener and others were hurt as cattle and barns were destroyed, with multiple homes struck.
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St Paul
Minn
Fortin
McCormack
Mre. McCormack
Toyenfold
Metormack
Nail
Alotornywolk
Peles
Gunpero
Muoh
Nebtelag
PARDONED FOR BRAVERY IN A VIRGINIA PENAL
A dramatic morning at the penitentiary farm in Virginia changes a convict to a free man. Governor Taylor pardons H. Quince Bailey after a daring escape by guards and a single-handed capture of the most desperate runaways. Other convicts involved were later captured. one man from Greenville faces manslaughter charges.
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Virginia
Hehmetd
Panitentiars
H. Quinses Bailey
Tylor
Pandhentiary
Jarige
Taylor
Biei
H. Quiiacy Wait
Bik
Milloy Ole
Yewre
April van Kouteneo
Ong
Greenville County
Cee Houtithe
Brave Old Veteran Gardner Dies in Tennessee
General William Montgomery Gardner a veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars died in Memphis Tennessee at age ten. He was born in Augusta Georgia and began service in 1840. He led units in key battles including Counterass and Choonhuisco and served as colonel of the Eighth Georgia during the Civil War, sustaining lifelong injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Montgomery Gardner
Tennessee
Memphis
Teno
Wlain Montgomery Gardner
Gardner
Aliguata
Gea
Leilow
Coutraras
Hostitltien
Gardner Tiveamy
Georgia
Martin
Minister Warns New York Students Against Materialism
In a New York sermon at the Church of the Ascension, Dr. Percy Stickney Grant urged college youths to beware the temptation of immense wealth. He warned that chasing riches can lead to alienation, advising balance and moral integrity amid financial ambition.
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New York
Exerciaca
College City of New York
Church of the Ascension
Tey
Percy Stickney Grant
Ormen
Theta Mage
Prince Not a Candidate in race to resolve petition
Fragmentary text reports Corwicann and Juyp tien announcing political moves. The item mentions that a candidate shows intent to enter the race and seeks support, with coded refusals and references to work and payment related to a potential bid.
Malaria Impurity Cures at Takhtélesa Clinic
Malaria linked to impure blood prompts treatment efforts at the Tonle region clinic. The report notes local remedies and a new tonle cure approach reaching patients in the area.
Petition to dissolve hearse corporation in Hearne Texas
A petition circulated in Hearne Texas over the past two weeks seeks to abolish the local corporation. About one percent of the eligible voters have signed and the measure may be forwarded to authorities to order an election. Several residents traveled to Rowston this morning by rail on the Great Northern line.
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Kema
Hearne
Texas
Rowston
Tragic double shooting ends in deaths at Fordham hospital
New York June 16 William Meinhoffer 18 died at Fordham hospital after a night time shooting of Mary Bolte. Police say jealousy was motive and a suicide note found in Meinhoffer’s clothing. Bolte died earlier from wounds.
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William Meinhoffer
Mary Bolte
New York
Fordham Hospital
Migs Botte Alan
Molaboffer
Wiliam Meip Rotter
Offer
Staten
Situs
Low Angelon
Cal
Morgan lauded for attempting to organize a world steel trust
The report credits Morgan as the principal figure seeking to form a worldwide steel monopoly. The article describes fears that such a trust could dominate the Americas and Europe, with observers noting potential influence over politics and industry.
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Morgan
World Steel Trust
New York
Journala Loodon
Hilton
America
Europe
Wade
Dallas panel sets meeting for Sixth District nomination
Dallas June 10 Chairman J B Dillard of the Sixth congressional district Democratic committee appoints George A Aeminstead of Tal as secretary. The committee will meet in Dallas tomorrow to arrange a pin for the nomination of a candidate to succeed Congressman. Debate centers on discord over the garlin candidacy and a mandate from a local figure.
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Dallas
Texas
J. 8. Dillard
Congressonal Alstrics
George A. Aeminstead
Tal
Commins
Cleburne
Distriet Committee
Lonat
Wholesale Whisky House Destroyed in Tracksanville
A wholesale whisky house on Wereat Street in Tracksanville was destroyed by fire. Firefighters from nearby towns battled the blaze but the entire stock and building were lost. No injuries reported. The fire is under investigation for cause.
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Tracksanville
Roaring Indian Leader Stirs Nation with Bold Speech
The article reports on a major Indian leader delivering a fiery address that energizes supporters and heightens calls for reform. It notes the crowd size, location, and the anticipated political impact on upcoming events and public sentiment.
Jury Deadlock in Raynolds Murder Case Opens New Trial
The jury failed to reach a verdict in the murder of Dolly Raynolds in New York, August 1898. Dr Manuel Kenady faced a third trial as defense counsel Mr Moore sought to overturn a prior ruling while the court prepared for further ballots and deliberations.
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Dolly” Raynolds
New York
Ay Moore
de Kenge
Lima
Witay
Mr. Moore
Direet
Arbrey
Sherica
Dr. Kenandy
Mio
Mor Pacquital
Canviction
Heynlital
Tore Haliote
Nellis
Aken
Miaieine
Reynelds
Wetver Brown &A
Reynolda
Panter Gilson
Osnciel Ad
Celal
Bing
Aprile
Huntel Down
Dr. Beaneds
Juatlon Furamon
Witter
Linet Pon
Terrell News Notes On Cotton Market And Local Events
The Terrell community reports cotton market activity and plans for a new cotton gin plant in the town. Willie Paul leads a group urging city improvements north of the Cbs area. Local church services are listed. Ladies seek funds for a city park project with a noted public event.
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Térrell
Tesan
Terrell
Treange Monte
Willie
Paul
Waotannis
Wil
Protina
Olyclife
Camberlkod
Evangeliet Pitagsnil
Tserell
Elty Park
Wooley Starts World Trip To Gather Prohibition Data
John G Wooley prohibition candidate for president in 1900 begins a trip around the world to collect data on the traffic and conditions in several countries He plans to publish a book on revolts and organize a party upon return He will visit San Francisco Manila and other locations in a multipart itinerary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Wooley
Chicago
Junk
John G. Woolles
Leiling
Mr Wooley
San Pran Oleon
Me Wooley
Reip
Wbx Moti Il Pithales Elaui
Dre Tit
Heathend
Couniriga
Movement of Ocean Vessels Special to The Ata Norfoil
Shipping news notes several vessels departing and sailing from ports. Ships bound for New York and other destinations leave Liv erpool and ports like Glasgow and Baltimore. Details include cargo, routes, and destinations mentioned in terse maritime briefing.
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Feos Yiotk
New York
Kitsser
Fulton Nor Foe i
Bakeide
Antwarp
Jnana
N. Farina
Carthaginian
Ae Glasgow
Hailfas
Philadela
Fuednia
Liverpool
New
War Declared by Hudah Endiam Tribe After Deputy Wounding
The Hudah Endiam tribe near Ketchikan Alaska declares war on whites after Deputy Marea Jane shot and wounded a tribal elder resisting arrest for allegedly cutting a weapon. The message cites an official rescript and assigns blame to outsiders, signaling a violent retaliation plan.
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Tacoma
Wah
Jane
Enn
Hudah Endiam
Ketchikan
Alaska
Marea Jane
Ontef
Arraut
Ainnes
Tana
Kentuckians Disagree on Street Quarrel Leads to Shooting
Lexington Kentucky June 40. After a quarrel over a debt on the street Bam Porsythe shot Larry Patterson. Two bullets wounded Patterson and two more pierced his coat. Both men are well known in their community.
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Lexington
Bam Porsythe
Larry Patterson
Patterson
Weather mourns you see weurr een Rah y ere sau syelom
Fragmented text reports on weather conditions and a tense mood around heat and summer times. The readable phrases hint at heat, illness risk, and local concern but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable places.
Wolfe's Aromatic Behre dam Schnapps claim
It boasts refined aroma and strong properties making it a tonic for infantile and female alimenté and maladies of old age. It is promoted as superior with prompt effects and an expert-wide endorsement claiming no rival, though imitations are common.
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Wolfe
Rewards Raised for Captive Prince Edwards in Shreveport Murder Case
Family of John Gray Foster reports details and raises rewards to 1050 for capturing Prince Edwards. Edwards, a Black man about 56, five feet nine, 140 pounds, wears a heavy mustache and goatee, rumored to be linked to the Church of God and the Prophet Smith. Authorities and Foster family offer 1000 plus state 250 for his arrest and delivery.
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Join Grer Foster
Shreveport
Holwarde
Prince Edwards
Fester
Wéigit
Got
Smith
Houston
John Gray Foster
Boaster
J. M. Foster Minntation Company
Govsliw
A. RR
Thocaipeon
aWerit
Bossler Parieh
Hebrew Zionists Meet for Fourth Annual Convention in Philadelphia
The fourth annual Hebrew-American Zionists convention opened in Philadelphia with aims to establish an asylum for persecuted Jews in Palestine and to aid Jews from Russia Romania and other European countries. Delegates heard greetings from Baron Rothschild and Max Noerlay as sessions continued with committees appointed to plan federation activities and a Hebrew newspaper.
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Philidelphia
Ruesia
Moumania
Baron Rothschild
Max Noerlay
Htobilg
Federation
Erie
London
Devine Ware
Creas
Ostih
Richard Gotthell
Coli University
New York
Presidents Inc
J. Morrilacn
B. Ft. Sakasi
Trade Currents and Gold Demand Signal U.S. Growth Impact
The piece notes a colossal rise in American trade and future wheat exports, predicting a huge year for the trade balance. It suggests US money demand may push gold imports or price shifts, with European issues and Bank of England policies shaping the money market.
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America
London
Jane
Loddon
United States
Rngiaud
Paris
Atueriai
Royali
Mia
Japan
Ameria
Ib Reemiook
Wey
Rand
Prince Edwards Still At Large In Northeast Texas Chase
Shreveport reports the negro Princ Edwards, accused murderer John Foster, is being pursued across Northeast Texas. Police say a large posse and patrols are active from Marshall toward Benton and Heald, with officials alert and ready to act on any credible lead as the search continues.
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Texas
Shreveport
Princ Edwards
John A. Foster
Marshall
Texan
Ali
Benton
Road Tax Vote Shows Countywide Support in Caldwell
The June 4 vote on a special road tax in Caldwell Texas drew a majority in favor. Election tallies from the county indicate broad backing among voters, with eleven precincts reporting results that may influence the overall outcome.
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Caldwell
Texas
Ftavar
International Jubilee closes with gospel for youth work
June 16 Boston. The Young Men's Christian Association marks the end of its International Jubilee Convention with sermons and appeals from 100 pulpits nationwide. Delegates urged broader sympathy and stronger funding for youth work as sessions spread across Boston and neighboring towns. Commander Booth Tucker spoke at Salvation Army events while Mrs Booth addressed inmates at Ruth prison.
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Boston
Bendlf
Arnestners
Young Men's Christian Association
Pepitarion
United States
Seaguenetuely
Mesbailes’ Hill
Stirth
Chicago
Aspociation Hall
New Old South Hare
Toople's Temple
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Ruth
Fayewel
Bob Halag
Old Settlers Reunion at Mineral Wells July 4
Report outlines a Mineral Wells gathering by the Old Settlers to be held July 4 with morning and afternoon events. Speakers include Rev J W Stewy and James Wilson of Weatherford, with music, a parade, races, and a memorial dinner planned.
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Mineral Wella
Agvancodl
Actilery
Mineral Welle
Hawthorn Paya'lin
B. Ratner
All Setti
J. WW
Stewy't
Hohe
Hoo
James d. Wilson
Weatherford
Alaner
Dawn of Theen
Ury
Ts Neseclnuion
Mislo
Mediny
Rey
M, Smith
Beng
Oholr
Dale Doetleaty
Orchester
Lonny the Hayek
Dacobe
Ian
Pele
E. Sro
Atling
Governor Boyle Arrives St Johns New Found Lands
Sir Cavendish Boyle lands as the new governor arriving in St Johns at the head of a colonial delegation on June 14. He is greeted by local officials amid ceremonial honors and promises to advance provincial governance and development.
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London
New York
Owhien
Tinal
Wits
Acutlen
Reater Telegraph
Eeesor
Africa
Manchester
Einginad
Climhe
Bowlay
Aeanie Sane
Atoutta
South America
Boyle
St. Johns
X. F
Sir Cavendish Boyle
New Found
Smallpox Near Caldwell Texas Reports Vaccine Warning
June report from Caldwell Texas notes fear of smallpox in the town after a colorfully described outbreak rumor. Matthews haw confirms traveler exposure and calls for townwide alert and vaccination efforts amid fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Texas
Matthews Haw
Mere Man and the Woman Question in Sarah Grand’s Lectures
The article reviews Sarah Grand lectures on gender, noting her provocative phrases and "mere man" theme. It highlights audience reaction, with women listening and men’s skepticism, and comments on Grand’s advocacy for female autonomy, rhetoric, and social critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Grand
Philadelphia
Sarai Grand
Quigna
Amile
Mpl
Sarah Grad
Philadelphia Thoes- Stern profeaniy to homeopathy
A garbled reader note discusses a debate on homeopathy and medical claims, mentioning Philadelphia and a noted figure. The fragment hints at questions about a case with deficient retention and a possible bill related to the topic. The text lacks clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Plain Faotator Mate My Newest Tuck
Fragmented OCR text mentions Newton Ha Piaza and a garbled message about men, ages, and cures. The readable bits point to a brochure or pamphlet discussing conditions and a promised remedy, with no clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
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Hathawas
Piaza
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