Arana Condemned in Bilbao for Cuba Telegram
A court of justice in Bilbao condemns Senor Arana, head of the Biscay national party, to eight years in prison for sending congratulations to President Roosevelt last spring on Cuban independence. He is also alleged to have spoken slightingly of Spain in the message.
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Madrid
Bilbao
Court of Justice
Senor Arana
National Party of Biscay
Roosevelt
Cuba
Arana
Spain
Burglars Lock Up Two Policemen in Sharon Coal Shed
In Sharon Pennsylvania on a Friday dawn four burglars assaulted bound and gagged two officers and locked them in a coal shed off Sherman Avenue. They also ransacked Beechwood Improvement Co. office and took $200. Officer Geo Haynes fought back and released Stamp later. No suspects were captured.
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Beechwood Improvement Co
Onliceman Geo. Haynes
Colonial Bank
Haynes
Judges rule Pennsylvania Railway relief dept is insurance
In Bucyrus Ohio on September 21 the circuit court judges Gay Norris and Mooney held that the Pennsylvania Railway Co cannot operate its voluntary relief department as it constitutes insurance business. The suit, by Ex Attorney General Monnett for the National Railway Trainmen's Association, could affect 25,000 employees and about 2 million dollars in the relief fund if sustained.
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Bucyrus
Gay, Norris and Mooney
Circuit Court
Pennsylvania Railway Co
Voluntary Relief Department
Monnett
Pennsylvania Railway
National Railway Trainmen’s Association
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Pinched student in riot at Berkeley football rally
Winifield Reed of Santa Barbara, a California University student, is jailed on felony charges after 500 students seized a train following a football rally, disabled its lights and brakes, and sparked a chaotic brawl. Other students attempted to storm the jail to free him but were repulsed amid fighting.
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Reed
Santa Barbara
California University
Canvassers Volunteer for Institute Fund Drive
The Technical Institute fund canvassing committee appoints canvassers for downtown blocks. E. J. Fisher will canvass the Stevenson building and S. B. Riser the Indiana Trust building. The committee secured $474 Thursday, bringing total subscriptions to about £90,000.
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Technical Institute Fund
E. J. Fisher
Stevenson
Indiana Trust
Strong and Yoke Planned Marriage in Buenos Ayres
Report from Buenos Ayres says Putnam Bradlee Strong and May Yoke are planning to wed soon, with a possible marriage on Saturday if obstacles are cleared. The note notes uncertainty over a postponement may alter plans.
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Buenos Ayres
Putnam Bradlee Strong
May Yoke
Boers Going to Madagascar Interview Hints Dispatch Plan
Paris reports in the Petit Journal that two sons of ex secretary of state Reitz discuss possible forerunners for 6 000 bad set ers, framing a Madagascar voyage plan amid Boer movements.
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Paris
The
Petit Journal
Reitz
Fascar
Sudden Death of Isaac Singer in Atlantic City
Isaac A. Singer, 65, died suddenly in Atlantic City on Thursday. He was among the 24 children of Isaac Merritt Singer, the founder of the sewing machine fortune. Also mentions a home remedy and piano bargains in brief, tied to other Sun features.
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Isaac Singer
New York
Isaac A. Singer
Atlantic City
Isaac Merritt Singer
Sun's Finers Offer Free Headings Under Some Sections
A fragment states you are invited to use the Sun's fines under certain headings where they are free, otherwise a cost applies via email. It mentions results guaranteed and provides an office address 121-13 EB Ohio with two phone numbers.
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Ohio
Roosevelt praised as a man in Watterson editorial
Louisville dispatch notes Henry Watterson praising Theodore Roosevelt for facing danger and political pressure. The piece highlights Roosevelt's independence from party leadership as he fights in Cuba and maintains resolve despite opposition. The editorial promises continuation in the next installment.
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Court beauty killed in Lisbon driving accident
The 22 year old daughter of Count Sabugosa, a king's household member, was killed when a horse-drawn dog cart veered in a Cintra Cascaes drive. The count, who was also injured, sustained a broken arm and other bruises after they were thrown from the cart.
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Lisbon
Sabugosa
Cintra
Cascaes
Dowie Faces Deeper Zion City Finance Crisis
Chicago September 26 a secret Shiloh tabernacle meeting at Zion City discussed a finance crisis affecting John Alexander Dowie and his Zion City project. Attendees reported the overseer urged strong pledges to meet any contingency, with strict checks for admission.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Shiloh Tabernacle
Boy editor arrested in St Louis forgery case
Richard H B Murphy a 13 year old Jefferson City youth known as the boy editor was arrested at Union station on a forgery charge. He allegedly presented a Pacific Express Co money order for 48 70 to Germania Trust Co indorsed in his name and payable to S S R Laswell. Murphy said he forged the order admitting the act. The case links to a stolen blank order from Campbell Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Richard HB. Murphy
Jefferson’ City
Union Station
Germania Trust Co
Murphy
Pacific Express Co
Trust Company
R. Laswell
Campbell
Jefferson City
New York
Washington
Safe-blow test to be held near Findlay on nitroglycerine charges
A New York safe company will conduct a public test on a farm three miles north of Findlay. One of its safes and two others of high grade will be tested with nitroglycerine charges. A professional safe-blower from New York will perform the test in front of an estimated 150 bankers.
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Findlay
New York
President's Condition Update From White House
Washington September 26 Dr Rixey stated on leaving the temporary White House that the president's condition was very satisfactory.
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Washington
Rixey
White House
Two Lives Lost In Nome Storm Arrives At Seattle
The steam er Ohio reached Seattle with news of a Nome storm. Great damage to ships reported and two men dead: Capt. John Slater, mate of the steamer Good Hope, and Capt. Basil Danieloff, master of the same vessel. The Ohio carried $1,000,000 in gold.
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Seattle
Wash
Ohio
Nome
John Slater
Good Hope
Basil Danieloff
Political Melange in Gop Races and Speaking Tour
Michigan republicans back Gen Alger for senator as Hanna slated to speak in Akron. Connecticut GOP nominates M. B. Carey for governor. Maine's Littlefield to tour Pacific states. Beveridge opens Michigan campaign in Grand Rapids to a large Auditorium crowd. Judge Birdsall of Clarion Iowa named to succeed Henderson in district 3. A resolution denies Dingley tariff breeds and teas.
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Connecticut
M. B. Carey
Littlefield
Maine
Beveridge
Indiana
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Birdsall
Clarion
Congress
D. B. Henderson
Ambassadors Swapped in Major 1913 Diplomatic Shuffle
The State Department announced a sweeping set of posts in which Charlemagne Tower leaves Russia for Germany while Robert S. McCormick shifts from Austria-Hungary to Russia. Bellamy Storer becomes ambassador to Austria-Hungary from Spain, with Arthur Hardy moving to Spain. Charles Bryan and David Thompson take Swiss and Brazilian posts respectively as Andrew White resigns in Berlin.
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Ambassador Tower
Russia
Germany
McCormick
Czar
Washington
State Department
Triday
David E. Thompson
Nebraska
Brazil
Andrew White
Berlin
White
Shaw Offers 10 Buy Faves In Bond Purchase
Washington September 26 Secretary Shaw moves to ease the money market by starting bond purchases. He offers to buy five percent bonds currently trading at 105. With $19 million outstanding, the plan would provide about $20 million in ready cash.
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Washington
Shaw
Child Falls Into Rain Barrel Narrow Escape in Georgia
The six year old daughter of Charles Forsinger of 1538 Rural St slipped headlong into a water filled rain barrel on Wednesday. She balanced herself by her arms at the barrel rim and screamed until her brother Leroy age 9 rescued her before their mother arrived to lift her free.
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Georgia
Charles Forsinger
Leroy
Births and deaths and marriages list with names and addresses
Births include Otto and Lulu Roember a girl at 245 Fulton street Henry and Louisa Gettmeier a girl at 1428 Orange street John H and Lydia Horstman at Woodlawn avenue and State street girl Charles BE and Mary Strate at 1343 McLain street a boy J B and Alice Sawyer at 1907 Lambert avenue boy Chalmers and Edith Crabtree at 2018 Miller street girl Charles O and Emma Thurman at 1223 Kentucky avenue girl Adolph and Helen Seidensticker at 1780 Broadway boy Ivy E and Wright at 2535 East Washington street boy U S and Sherman at 4425 Vermont street boy Deaths Anna E Clemens age 31 833 North Illinois street typhoid fever William W Woollen age 74 314 East Chicago street cerebral apoplexy Marriages Theodore B Randall and Mae Cade George King and Lydia Wright Ulysses S G Johnston and Golden M Mann S G Spencer and Ida G Mitchell
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Otto
Lulu Roember
Fulton-st
Henry and
Louisa Gettmeier
Orange-st
John H
Lydia Horstman
Woodlawn-ave
State-st
Charles BE
Mary Strate
McLain-st
J. B
Alice Sawyer
Lambertat
Chalmers
Edith Crabtree
Miller-st
Charles O
Emma Thurman
Local Property Repairs and Additions Listed by Residents
A list of residents and contractors with lodging, sheds, offices, remodels, and repairs. Names include Wilber S. Cox Addison W. Cox c C Shaffer N M Mazelin William Dickerson J E Ward R A ONeal Coal Co W T Smith Johanna Curran John Cullman C A OCon-nor William Howlsen. Amounts range from 25 to 1650 dollars.
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Wilber S. Cox
Warman Ave
Fleventh
Addison W. Cox
Warman
Eleventh
C. C. Shaffer
Tremont-st
N. M. Mazelin
Blake-st
William Dickerson
Wade-st
J. E. Ward
Massachusetta Ave
R. A. O'Neal Coal Co
E. Maryland
Leota
W. T. Smith
Columbia-ave
Johanna Curran
English-ave
John Cullman
N. Senate-ave
Twelfth-st
C. A. O’connor
Central Ave
William Howlsen
Twelfth St
Toledo Grain Market Report Summary
Toledo Ohio September wheat prices steady at 72 and 72 for December. Corn and rye futures show slight shifts with September at 48 and May at 4 percent. Data lists September December and May figures across multiple grains. Details include wheat cash and September at 72 and 72 with other minor shifts noted.
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Toledo
Janusy
Wall Street confidence unchanged after market drop
New York reports steady belief in a full recovery and no loss of faith in underlying value. Despite a drastic market reaction, discussions focus solely on money, with no identified weak spots or signs of decay in the market’s foundations.
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New York
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 1,500 with mixed prices across categories from frame beeves to canners. Hogs receipts 20,000 with prices from 7.00 to 7.70 for various weights and types. Sheep receipts 14,000 with native and western offerings and lambs showing declines. Butter and eggs steady to firm with slight shifts. cheese and poultry prices listed for creamery, daisies, and various fowl.
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Union
Ill
Market Cattle and Hog Prices in Local Receipts
Receipts show 700 cattle shipments with mixed grades. Export steers average 1,200 to 1,500 pounds at 7.25 to 7.50, fair to prime export steers 1,200 to 1,400 pounds at 6.50 to 7.25, plus butcher and feeder ranges. Hog shipments about 4,500 with mixed grades, lights at 1.30 to 1.60, good to prime hogs 5.60 to 6.70. Sheep receipts 200 with lambs and sheep at 2.00 to 3.75, stockers 200 to 300 at 2.00 to 3.00 per 100 pounds.
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Secesesee SA
New York Stocks Open Firm on London Demand and L N Advance
The opening stock market showed firm prices aided by higher London prices and money confidence. L and N led gains on a report of control plans by Atlantic Coast Line, with St Paul and Texas and Pacific also firm. Inside buying renewed in Missouri Pacific while a Wabash distribution offset some advances. Noon quotes showed broad strength across rails and metals with total volume about 358,200 shares.
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New York
London
Atlantic Coast Line
Gould
Texas & Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
Western Houses
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Central
U. S
Tennessee
Colorado
Treasury
Gouit
Illinois Centra
Union “Pacific
W. U
L. N
Manhattan
Erie
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago grain and provisions bid and offer details dated September 26 show wheat advancing with September at 85 86c and December at 69 64 4c, corn moving between 61 14c and 61 5c, oats easing from 3% to 3 1/3c, and provisions with January pork at 16.25 and lard around 8.70 8.68.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Inspections Report For Wheat Corn and Hay
The stock report lists steady wheat with multiple grades at 69c for track No 2 red and 65 67c for No 3 red. corn prices range from 60c to 68c for various white and mixed grades. rye shows a rejected car. Hay market notes stronger for new No 1 timothy at 11.50 to 12.00 and No 2 timothy 10.25 to 10.75. Inspections show Wheat-Rejected six cars. total six, Corn with mixed and white grades totaling 33 cars. Rye-Rejected one car. No. 2 mixed two cars rejected two cars.
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Timothy
Java
Rio
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Disworth’s
Mall Food
Gates
Mold
Columbia A
Windsor
Ridgewood
Gaunral
Kinney
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Market Prices for Pork Butter Eggs and Poultry
New York prices list Mess pork at 18.00 to 18.75, lard 10.75, butter at 21 to 22 cents, cheese ranges from 9 to 10 1/4 cents, eggs 23 to 24 cents, dressed poultry includes turkeys 8 to 16 cents, chickens 11 to 22 cents, fowls 11 to 13 1/2 cents, ducks 10 to 11 cents, geese 12 to 16 cents, tallow 6 1/2 to 7 cents.
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Chicago
Americas
New York
Elgin
Lée
Indiana
California
Cattle and Hog Market Notes From East Liberty Sale
East Liberty Pa September market steady for cattle with ranges from common to prime and best fresh cows at 30 to 55 dollars. Hogs receipts light and market dull with prime heavies around 7.75 to 7.80. Sheep receipts fair with best wethers near 8.75, lambs 5.25 to 5.40, veal calves 8.00 to 8.50, and other grades 1.50 to 5.00.
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East Liberty
D.ds
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Sept 26
Cincinnati Ohio cattle receipts 933 with shippers average 5.25 to 6.50 feeding to choice 4.25 to 5.40 extra 5.50 6.55 and calves to 7.75. Hog receipts 3,451 with stockers and shippers 7.45 to 7.50 mixed 7.30 7.40. Sheep receipts 1,86 with extras 0.25 3.35 best lambs 5.15.
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Cincinnati
The Jobbing Trade Prices for Poultry and Produce
A historical price list for shippers covers poultry and produce. It lists springs, fowls and turkeys with per pound rates, fresh eggs, butter and cheese prices, hides tallow wool values, flour and bran, and various fruits vegetables and goods such as cabbage oranges lemons onions potatoes tomatoes watermelons peaches grapes apples and pears with unit prices and bulk lots.
East Buffalo Livestock Receipts Report
East Buffalo New York September 26 cattle receipts listed across various categories including yearlings Yorkers pigeons mixed packers and heavies with prices from 5.50 to 7.70. Sheep and lambs show top native lambs at 6.50 to 7.00 with fair to good ranges 5.10 to 6.00 and cull categories at 2.60 to 3.50.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Diverse Grocery and Produce Prices Listed in City Market
A dense list of daily merchandise prices including produce, coffee, sugars, canned goods, meats, oysters, fish, and chemicals. Items cover celery, sweet potatoes, cantaloupes, plums, beans, molasses, rice, various coffees, sugars with many brand notes, and staples like hams, bacon, lard, sausage, and fresh beef. Also includes oysters, clams, lobster, and specialty items with unit prices and bulk lots.
Free Trial Offer for New Disease Cure Method
A free trial package is offered to individuals with weak or diseased heart, lungs, kidneys, stomach, blood, liver, skin, muscles, or nervous system. Call on Dr. Lipes to receive the trial treatment, touted as rapidly displacing older cures.
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Lipes
U. G. Lipes
Dr. Lipes
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Penny’s” Relief Department
Berkeley, Cal
Winflela
Institute Fund
Madagascar
Thomas
Baldwin's
Watterson
Indorse Gen. Alger
Hanna
Akron
Anna. E. Clemens
N. Ilinois
William W. Woollen
E. Christ
Theodore B. Randall
Mae Cade
George King
Lydia Wright
Ulysses
G. Johnston
Golden M. Mann
S. G. Spencer
Ida G. Mitchell
Wall-St
Meyer & Kiser
Chicago Produce Market
Indianapolis Securities
Stocks
Belt
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Central Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Eas Security Trust Company
Indian Trust Company Seeanes
Home’ Brewing Company
Eee
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
American Central Life
Ind. Guarantee and Title Co
Law Building
Sereescancees
Wes Bonds
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Cops
Oane
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Co. Bs
Ind
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis Union Stockyards
City Grain Market
East Liberty Live
Vaburger
Valencia
Ohios
Peart
Duchess
Japan
Orient
Fairbanks
New Carolina
Rice
Calla Lilly Fancy Patent
Vairbanka
Lsc
Lic
Court House Grocery CO
M. J. Stewart
Washington St
Meridian St
Virginia Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Alabama St
J Nas
Baltimore
Goap
Castile
UG. Lipes
Coal and Coke
Meeeean
Jackson
Pittsburg
Luhrig
Black Green County
Blossburg
Hocking Valley
Jackeson Slack
West Virginia
Corneliaville
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