Judith Morton Dies After Horse Incident In Lexington
Miss Judith Morton aged 24 daughter of Judge Jere R. Morton known in Kentucky society and as a noted horsewoman was fatally injured in Lexington when thrown from a horse. The item also notes Amalgamated Copper will close Butte mines displacing 10000 workers and other national updates.
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Judith Morton
Jere R. Morton
Kentucky
Lexington
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
Charles G. Burton
Nevada
Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Saratoga
N. Y
Louis A. Gourdain
Chicago
Atlanta
Insant
Washington
Assassination in Transbaikalia and Other News Nuggets
Akatui prison general superintendent M Borodulin was killed by an unidentified assailant during vacation in Pakoff. Fire Marshal Purtell warns Hehmningrods reduce lightning damage and suggests lower insurance rates. New York attorney general receives records on ice trust methods exposed in books and letters. Windsor Trust ex-seller Chester Runyan jailed for seven years in Sing Sing after £100000 theft. Dr Warvey Wiley says life expectancy rises aided by ethics and mothers nursing. Illinois hailstorm near Bloomington damages crops and reports of heavy losses. San Francisco plot targets United Railroads workers at Twenty fourth and Utah streets. five carmen wounded, one possibly fatally.
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M. Borodulin
Akatui
Transbaikalia
Russia
Pakoff
Purtell
Wisconsin
Ice Trust
Jackson
New York
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
Whitman
Court of General Sessions
Sing Sing
Warvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Wiley
Ilinois
Bloomington
Pekin Township
Twenty-fourth
Utah
San Francisco
Numrber
United Railroads
Carmen
Eastern cotton king defeats bears amid a million
Mike Thomas of Texas hailed as the new cotton king routs New York bears and clears up a million. Various incidents follow from robberies to railroad accidents, including a Bel ding Hall Company bankruptcy misappropriation, a beelike attack on a Sunday school picnic, customs seizure of jewelry, deadly and near-fatal train crashes, and a 106-year Mason at Mount Sunapee.
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Mike Thomas
Texas
New York Bears
Belding Hall Company
Jesse FE. Hall
Ardmore
French Lick
Ind
New York
George Chambers
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Road
Botsford
Conn
John Rizzo
McKeesport
S. P. Burnett
Johnstown
Massillon
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
E. B. Havens & Co
James Bellow McGregor
Mount Sunapee
N. H
George F. Trumbert
Williamstown
Navy
Badger
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Willson and Audenried
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Annie Snow
Fall River
Taunton
Mass
Margaret
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Boston
Buffalo
Upper Lake
Duluth
Superior
Chicago
Milwaukee
Monroe
N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Affinity
Multiple Disasters and Incidents Across States Reported
A fire destroyed Glencoe Minnesota's Glencoe Brewing plant with losses of 50000. a Rock Island express wreck near Norris Iowa killed twelve and injured twelve. Missouri Pacific safe robbery in Eldorado Kansas. Methodist conference at Hamilton Ohio balked at negro bishop presiding plan.
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Glencoe Brewing Company
Glencoe
Minn
Norris
Iowa
Missouri Pacific Railway
Eldorado
Kan
Cincinnati Methodist Conference
Hamilton
Ohio
Board of Health of
San Francisco
Colorado Springs
Varel Specknell
Miss Specknell
Kansas City
Gov. Hoch
Santa Fe
Wakarusa
IriXan
Theodore E. Burton
House Committee On
Cleveland
Francis W. Treadway
Chicago
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
North Junction
Parisi
Tuber
Structural Tron Workers’ Union
Dan O'Leary
Walker
Cincinnati
Columbus
Burton Plummer
Normandie
Tie
Charles Dohr
Fire Claims Five in Western and Southern States
Fire at Cleveland Springs hotel in North Carolina kills three and burns Miss Smith from Ellborn and two hotel workers. Loss about 25000 dollars. Wemple Gravely Tobacco plant in Danville Virginia destroyed by fire, loss around 75060 dollars. Nearby, five men gambling on railroad tracks near Shimville West Virginia are struck by a train. Edward Barnes dies by lightning while en route to marriage near Hot Springs Arkansas. a boy riding with him is unconscious and horses die. North Carolina and Southern Railway seek injunctions over new passenger rate penalties in Alamance County. Former Gov. W L S Taylor refuses immunity and pledges to testify if Republicans win.
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August Pumpke
Dubuque
Iowa
Ihe
Munger
Federal Court
Lincoln
Neb
Railway Commission
George L. Sheldon
Navy Department
Indiana
League Island Navy Yard
J. A L. Sticht
L. C. Huff
Zelow
Maude Westerfield
Chi‘er
Lerman Westerfield
Edward Thildebrandt
Westerfields
Highmore
S. D
S. D., Is Lable
Lable
Wighmore
Farriers’ School
Fort Riley
Junction City
Taylor
Kentucky
Powers
Cleveland Springs
N. C
Smith
Ellborn
N.C
The
North Carolina and the Southern Railway
W Pritchard
Asheville
Alamance County
Wemple Gravely
Danville
Shims
W. Va
Edward Barnes
Hot Springs
Ark
Despondent Chicago broker commits suicide in Louisville
Lyne Davison a former Chicago stock broker killed herself in Louisville after lamenting a $300,000 fortune loss. He said a brief prayer before leaping from the tenth floor of the Columbian building.
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Lyne Davison
Chicago
Louisville
Columbian
Robert L. Stout
Fourteenth Judicial District
Kentucky
Goebel
W. S. Taylor
Taylor
Indiana
Rock Island
Escondido
N. M
el Paso
Texas
Henry M. Stanley
Charleston
W. Va
Cincinnati
Gallipolis Island
Gal Hpolis Island
Western world in brief today
Reports from Kischineff record eighty Jews killed in a massacre surpassing 1903 horrors. The Spectator suggests Roosevelt face Philippine regeneration after his White House term. In Mexico, twenty seven miners die in Musquiz fire caused by fire damp explosion. Chippewa bank robbers blow safe. posse underway. A Rush cutter report notes Aleutian volcano ash clouds from Perry island eruption near San Francisco quake site. no lives lost.
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Kischineff
Philippines
Spectator
London
Roosevelt
White House
Musquiz
Coahuila
Mexico
Esperanzas
Royal Savings Bank
Chippewa
Ont
Seattle
Revenue
Rush
Dutch Harbor
Aleutian Islands
Railroad investigations wind down amid abuses charges
Interstate commerce commissioners favor ending the probe into great railways after exposure warnings. New York bond issues face stiff bids, Morgan among low bidders. State tax losses surface in New Orleans. a clerk is charged with defalcation. Arctic expedition tales and record anthracite coal output for August cap a tense news digest.
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Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Harriman
Holland
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Canton
Ohio
New York City
J. Pierpont Morgan
New Orleans
Charles F. Letten
Fitzpatrick
State Tax Department
National
Rai Clerks’ Association
Peoria
T. Rogers
Chicago
Overstreet
Postoffice Department
Vancouver Riot Targets Chinatown and Japanese Quarters
A violent Saturday night in Vancouver saw mobs raid Chinatown and the Japanese quarter, causing about $15 000 in damage. Key figures included Kichi Yiro Ishii and Consul Saburo Hisamidzu, who escaped amid the clashes as police restored order. A 500 plus Japanese ship arrived, tensions rose with 4 000 workers on the waterfront, and several dozen people were hurt. The city seeks $25 000 indemnity, which Mayor Bethune opposes, with government action expected.
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Vancouver
B. la
Chinatown
Kichi Yiro Ishii
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Saburo Hisamidzu
Seattle
Baron Ishii
Hisamidzu
Tokio
Burrard Inlet
Kaneko
London
Bethune
Canada
Alps Claim 17 Victims In Fatal Swiss Climbing Season
High temperatures in Switzerland have turned mountain climbing hazardous with seventeen deaths and thirty injuries reported so far this season. Guides warn the toll will rise as heat and recent glacier collapses drive avalanches and ice falls on routes near the Jungfrau Matterhorn and St Gothard.
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Switzerland
Alps
Simpson
Gletschorn
Bodmer
St. Gothard
Lucerne
St. Bernard
Cislawmen
Jungfrau
Matterhorn
Piz Bernina
Aiguille Des Charmoy
Montain
2-Cent Fare Law Declared Unconstitutional in Philadelphia
Judges Willson and Audenried of the Common Pleas Court in Philadelphia ruled the 2-cent railroad fare law unconstitutional. The case moves to the State Supreme Court as railroads led by Pennsylvania and Reading challenge the measure enacted amid last campaign pledges.
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Pennsylvania
Willson and Audenried
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Reading
The
Packers Reject Peace Plan Over NYC Driver Strike
A committee representing NYC strike drivers offered settlement terms to George Moyan counsel for the Employers' Association, but Moyan refused to negotiate with the drivers.
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Packers
New York City
George Moyan
Employers’ Association
Moyan
Portuguese stowaway goes overboard near Sandy Hook
A Portuguese stowaway on the steamer Iluelva was told he would be deported at New York and dropped overboard at Sandy Hook with a life buoy. He is believed to have survived by swimming to shore. The Siove reports an alleged understanding between Emperor William and President Roosevelt on Atlantic coast protection during the fleet’s Pacific absence.
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Iluelva
New York
Sandy Hook
Siove
St Petersburg
William
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Chicago Business Outlook Holds Steady Amid High Rates
Dun's Review notes September dividends eased money strain temporarily while the discount rate stays high. Banks prepare for currency withdrawals as agricultural progress and forward demand sustain production. Western mercantile collections improve with fewer failures, grain and flour demand rises, and provisions remain strong.
New York Trade Tone Shows Mixed Economic Signals
Trade at major jobbing centers shows cheerful sentiment in expanding activity yet money conditions curb buying. Northwestern and southwestern centers report better crop prospects and stronger trade, while full stock purchases remain limited by liquidity. Collections improve locally but overall sales lag behind the fall season of 1906.
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Tradstreet
Commodity price table from major markets
The report lists cattle hogs sheep and grain prices by market including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye butter and eggs with ranges for quality levels and shipment categories.
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L. Phildelphia
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
L. Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Omaha
Ste. Cinecinnati
Ste. Detroit
Ste
St.ol
Norway Neutral Consideration Reached at Meeting
At a recent meeting Emperor William of Germany and Emperor Nicholas of Russia reportedly agreed that their governments will regard Norway as neutral territory. The arrangement is said to align with Britain's strong support for Norway's bid to secure neutral guarantees.
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Norway
William
Germany
Nicholas
Russia
Great Britain
Soldier in Cuba Reported Sick with Yellow Fever
An American soldier at Cienfuegos Cuba is believed to have yellow fever the first case since the occupation began. Superior Judge Lawlor of San Francisco refused to dismiss bribery indictments against Patrick Calhoun Thornwell Mullaly E E Schmitz Abraham Ruef and others.
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Cienfuegos
Cuba
Lawlor
San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
Thornwell Mullaly
E. E. Schmitz
Abraham Ruef
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Roberts Ramsey, Jr
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Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania Railway
Graff
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Suburno
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Aaron Anderson
Coleman Hollow
Potter County
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George W. Streeter
South Bend
St. Joseph
van Zuren Point
Lake Erie
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Dean Richmond
General Williams
Colchester Light
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