Foraker Denies Hearst Replies and Archbold Letters
Controversy over Senator Foraker and Standard Oil texts continues as Hearst cites letters allegedly from John D. Archbold. Archbold defends past relations as proper and denies any bribery or improper influence involving Oklahoma Governor Haskell. Secretary Loeb clarifies that pro prosecution stance against Standard Oil remained unchanged.
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Market Close Report From New York Summary
The provided text appears fragmented. It references The Closing Market in New York, with mentions of Commis sations, W A Hamilton, and various news outlets such as People's Press and Reading Rep. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clear outcomes to form a factual summary.
Dunns Review of Trade Reports Modest Upturn Amid Cautious Demand
Dunn & Co. weekly trade review notes gradual improvement in the commercial situation despite limited trade volume. Resumption of factory work signals progress, unemployment declines slowly, water scarcity harms some areas, and rail demand for rolling stock grows. Steel mills see in sight more business, yet many large projects await post election.
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Mark Twains Home Burgled and Firefight With Posse
The Mark Twain home was burgled during the night with two men forcing a dining room sideboard and taking silverware. The burglars were pursued and captured after a train confrontation in which the sheriff was wounded twice. Twain posted a humorous notice on his door warning future intruders that only plated ware remains and giving odd directions to retrieve items without disturbing the family.
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GZARS ARMY BATTLES WITH DEADLY CHOLERA
Cholera spreads rapidly in St. Petersburg troops with 831 patients in hospitals and 1 061 total cases since outbreak. City closes primary schools for six weeks and converts schools into hospitals as a second large hospital opens. Reports from Odessa note cholera rampant across Russia with seven dead and thirteen ill.
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