Tradesmen's Trust Company closes its doors in Philadelphia
Philadelphia is shaken as the Tradesmen's Trust Company with a capital of 600000 and deposits around 1328000 closes under a board decision to protect depositors. President Peter Boyd replaces the late Samuel H. Ashbridge, and the institution says assets secured by mortgages will eventually pay debts and surplus to stockholders after orderly liquidation.
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Tradesmen’s Trust Company
Peter Boyd
Ayer Samuel H. Ashbridge
Tradesmen's Trust Company
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Meatwoogiitan Bank & Trust Company
Btute Bank
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Sayes
T. J. McClure
Alfred Morrison
Uneve
Aiven Turtie
Dad Thera Wes Na
Aviator Wrecks His Machine In Flight
An airman crashed his aircraft after his plane struck a tree and fell. Investigators found the wreckage total loss with only the radiator and some fittings damaged. the pilot escaped with minor injuries and plans to rebuild.
Grand Lodge Encampment Opens as Fellows Gather
Odd Fellows from across the United States and Canada attend the opening of the sovereign grand lodge encampment in Indianapolis. Warmer Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks delivers welcomes as 100 000 visitors are expected. Debates include Oklahoma jurisdiction merger and a proposed split of the patriarchal militiam from the encampment branch to cut costs, facing resistance from patriarchs. The city displays British flags for Canadian delegates with songs like Save the Ming and America planned in programs.
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Grand Lodge
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River flood devastates farms in Oswego district
Sept flood in the Ghio River region of Oswego caused sudden river rise ruining tobacco and corn crops. Burets and logs damaged by floodwaters left farmers counting losses from the high waters.
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Ohin
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Kansas Insurgent Madison Dies at Home in Chicago
Edmond H. Madison representative from Kansas Seventh District and leading progressive in Congress dies at his Chicago home at the tent table. Cause reported as heart disease. He was 45 or 46, a native of Illinois, former Ford County attorney and judge, served in Congress three terms and helped oppose Cannonism. His district covered 32 counties and his two daughters are in Washington. Funeral plans not announced.
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Edmond H. Madison
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Victor Murdock
Washington
Nail polish payoffs spark salon commotion
In a Southern city shop, staff tested certificates as a customer named Mathews claimed a diamond in his papers. The moment of excitement escalated when the queue urged changes, and clerks debated whether the man's claim was genuine, amid a flurry of chatter and surprising responses.
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Ex Senator Carter Dies After Lung Infection
Former Montana senator Thomas Henry Carter died Sunday in Wotte City after a lung infection. He served as chairman of the Tepa Arhliaka national committee and last year led the American section of the international commission. He was 74 and had been under medical care for months. Mrs. Carter and their son, Georgetown students, were at his bedside. Funeral plans set for Tuesday at St Paul Catholic Church with interment at Mt Oliva Cemetery.
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Dynamiter Novige May Cause Murder
In Washington a dynamite blast at the Hiteman mining camp injures several people and damages the Hireman Supply store and nearby Henry Dinsmore drug store. Charles Lloyd was knocked unconscious by a flying brick. The assailants are believed to be a new group seeking revenge.
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Harvest Festival Brightens Bent County
In Washington Bent County residents celebrated with an annual Harvest festival the day after near-evening weather brought a mood of rejoicing. The event featured meats and agricultural displays showcasing the bounty of the season and community participation.
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Taft Talks Four Times in Detroit During Day
President Taft began a four day Michigan visit with four speeches in and around Detroit. He planned to address the trust issue and Supreme Court tobacco and Standard Oil rulings at a Wayne County luncheon and other engagements.
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Wind Storm Rips Chicago Area Causes Wide Damage
Severe wind and rain sweep Chicago and surrounding areas with widespread damage. Signs rooftops and trees downed. telephone lines cut. a bridge tender house toppled. a large house glass shattered. costs estimated at 2600. A boy named Thomas Alathew, eight, found dead in a rain gutter amid the incident. Two crew members injured on the steamer Clifs of Chicago. other ships suffer damage.
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Chicago
Alderman Treinberg
Thomas Alathew
Clifs
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Taurs
King Manish Istas Royal Visit Suppressed Details
Fragmented report from New York describes King Manish Ista of Portyess arriving amid rumors of royal intrigue. The text mentions his public life as singer, dancer, and actor in London and details a supposed military or fashion parade with soldiers and phoca arms.
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Mile
Vienna After Riots Hit City Amid Food Protests
In Vienna Lent 72 riots flare over high living costs and imported meat. Casualty reports range from one killed and sixty seriously hurt to unofficial counts of six dead and over 200 injured. Police order nighttime closures in the worst district and officials urge workers to return to their tasks.
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Walthill Seeks Election to Move County Seat
Pender Nebraska report notes county commissioners in session as Walthill plans a new petition to require an election on moving the county seat. The initial petition was deemed inadequate by the board six weeks prior.
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Walthill
Protest Disallowed in Chicago Cincinnati Game Case
The protest from the Cincinnati club over the Chicago game on September 12 was disallowed by National League President Tayneh. The ruling was issued yesterday, finalizing the dispute without further action.
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Cincinnati Club
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Tayneh
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Girl's Assailant Caught in Trap Near Hannah
Hannah North Dakota on September 15 reports the capture of Lili Miner, abductor of Eleanor Grace Price of Snowflake Manitoba. Miner was trapped after a farmer spotted him in a haystack and alerted local authorities. he surrendered at a farm, preferred Hannah to Snowflake, and was held in jail awaiting sheriff arrival from Langdon.
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Tony Johnson
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Langdon
Tramp Died After Falling Into Limon Vat
Beaver Colorado September 18 in an effort to save Feix Devlin a 22 year old tramp who fell into a vat of boiling water at the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad round house at Limon the railroad company discharged its schedule rerouted trains and rushed the youth to a hospital Devlin had been put off a train for riding and was pulled into the vat while seeking a place to sleep He was cooked alive and died within hours despite hospital treatment.
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McPherson rules rate body may fix tariff
Judge McPherson notified Attorney General of Aledeccan in the ex pram refa cases that a decree sustains the rail commission and directs after October 31 reduced spread rates take effect in Iowa. Reduction about 67 percent but changes in merchandise minimums alter value to the public. The judge condemns express companies for failing to show that new rates are reasonable and rejects apportionment of expenses. The state right to fix rates is upheld though Interstate rates remain unaffected. The court may review the Sanborn case. McPherson gives the companies weeks to file new schedules before dissolving the temporary restraining order.
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White baby girl and light skinned boy case sparks concerns
In Trenton a Mrs. Shill seeks to place a light skinned boy as a white baby girl, after taking a boy by mistake from a Philadelphia ad. A New Jersey Children’s Home agent found the child has Negro blood, verified by a physician, prompting questions about custody and racial classifications.
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New Jersey Children's Home Society
Unclear: Local official cited in 70 years service
Fragmentary text notes a long serving figure in a Chearckoea division within a Dawes context. Mentions 70 years in the service, a head of division, and a formal filing or action related to a herd or property. Details are badly garbled and names are uncertain.
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Russian Premier Recovers From Attempt on Life
Reports from Kiev and St Petersburg describe the attempt on M Stolypin at a gala theater. A bullet hit his crucifix and inflicted minor injuries. Doctors say recovery within three weeks is possible.
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Governors Special plan boosts western states tour
Former Idaho Governor Brady and Boise Commercial Club secretary Reilly Atkinson announce a governors special train to eastern cities for land shows. The 5900 mile circuit from St Paul to New York will invite easterners to visit the west and its agriculture, industry and scenery. The party includes governors Johnson California Trawley Idaho Wear Oregon Norris Montana Hay Washington etc. Walking from Portales to Austin a veteran of Mexican and civil wars travels 46 miles daily to see his 70 63 and 6O year old children.
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Fowler Resumes Long Flight Monday
The notice indicates Glenn Fowler will resume a long ocean flight on Monday, with parts necessary for the recent rite art of biplane prevented to proceed.
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