City and national items tumble in a sprawling miscellany
A jumble of brief notes covers a New York Brooklyn bridge getting a twenty ton paint coat, a Boston swindler born in 1826 near Washington, Inter-State Commerce law orders, peat burning locomotives in Russia, Vaccaro’s book earnings, Idaho physician diploma filings, a wedding fight in Yucatan, Austrian princess Valerie authorship, Bradford County hunting fines, South Africa gold fever, a fatal gas well accident in Indiana, a fatality at a memorial day procession in Georgia, and various legal and financial notes from Washington and Chickasaw claims.
Irregular Telegraph Reel: Wars and Weather Across Nations
A chaotic scan of global events reports Swiss cantons dismissing local officials over financial mismanagement, British troop movements in Egypt, Italian advances toward Keren, and various arrests, fires, storms, and legal actions. It notes floods in Massachusetts, lynching attempts, ship sinkings, a Cambridge Harvard boat race, and outbreaks of violence in Louisville and Medicine Hat. The item surveys assorted incidents, from politics to disasters, in a rapid, feverish news digest.
Many Disasters Reported In Busy News Roundup
Reports detail Foster's Opera House fire in Des Moines loss 85000 with 25000 insured. a Western Pacific express derail near Driscoll Station Kansas Territory killing Breed of Faribault and injuring others. Earthquakes thrill Spokane and El Paso. shipwrecks, fires, and strikes surround coast to inland events with multiple fatalities and financial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster’s. Opera House
Des Moines
Iowa
Pacific Express
Northern Pacific
Driscoll Station
K.T
W. ©. Breed
Faribault
Minn
Spokane
W. T
St. Louis
Henay Lurgan
Peter Bruno
Sarah McEverly
Putnam, Cony
Targill
New York
Lst
James N. TaGoant
Union Trust Company
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Advices Fom Crete
Atlantic & Pacific
Albuquerque
N.M
Coolidge
N. M
Brown, Johnson & Co
Fourteenth
Maple Streets
Louisville
Havana
Cuba
Hounslow
England
St. Petersburg
Fort Worth
Tex
el Paso
News Notes From A Distant Year
April revenues totaled 13 055 008 with scattered items from across the United States The Kansas and Missouri AP to meet in Wichita on May 11 1937 Reading Pa Maiden Creek Iron Co fails with 996 000 assets 265 000 liabilities Greenwood County Kansas bonds approved Inter State railway 155 majority West Virginia Republicans nominate W H Fleck for US Senate embezzlement at Union Trust Philadelphia 20 000 Bordeaux dispatch apoplexy dangerous condition Illinois stockholders approve Fitchburg consolidation with Troy Boston line Chicago designated central reserve city Arkansan shot on farm near Tahlequah coke workers in Connellsville Pa strike. wage demands Marquis de Mores deny Knights of Labor boycott reports Meores meat supply alleged strike on the 2d in response to wage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Risher
Pittsburgh
Harris
James Campbell
Cherokee Council
Chicago
Tier Shin
Louie O'Neil
Cleveland
Chicago Forge and Bolt Company
Tforty Third Street
Joss
Bartlett Haslet
William Barber
Maiden Creek Iron Company
Reading
Michaelstown
Ireland
Marquis de Mores
New York
Marquis’ Meat Supply
Knights of Labor
Tax Comptroller of Currency
Connellsville
Kansas and Missouri Associated Press
Wichita
Madison Township
Greenwood County
Kansas
West Virginia
W. H. Fleck
United States
Countess of
Kingston
Bordeaux
France
Prince Jerome Bonaparte
James N. Taggart
Teller
Union Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Fitchburg
Troy
Boston
Comptroller of the Currency
John Bright
Arkansan
Market Reports From St Louis Grain and Provisions May 3
Grain and provisions values show mixed trends with wheat and corn prices firm to higher. Reports include cash and futures levels for No 2 red and white wheats, oats, rye, barley, butter eggs and meat products, with hogs and cattle also noted amid varying demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lous
Hama
Sheloe
New Yoas
Western Land
St. Louis
Western Steam
City Steam
Catzi&—Poor
Kamsas
Joly
MKS Ac
Glakgl.o. Hocs
Quick Meal Stove Praised By Multiple Users
Letters from several customers tout the Quick Meal Stove for saving time and heat, ease of use, and overall value. Testimonies claim reliability, economical operation, and that the stove pays for itself in one summer through comfort and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bersiec
Mr. Shimmon
Maxaaksr
J. A. Kaulvyabe
J. Petteford
J. H. Shimmons
Cuminaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brooklyn
Hows
Alexandria
Washington
Sarah G. Chase
Russia
Emer Vaccaro
Atlantic
Idaho
Territory
Benito Hernandez
Juanita Alfredez
Merida
Yucatan
Mexico
Iue
Valerie
Bradford County
Justice Codling
Towanida
South Africa
Shebauartz
Transvaal
Barbertown
Yota
Victor ‘Naroron
Brussels
Paris
Chamber of ‘Deputies
Belgium
House of Napoleon
Anderson
Ind
Donovan
George Dwyer
Erie
Oakland Cemetery
Tanta
Suceeraki- Famicatto
Davinat
Chickasaw
United
Sesonal
Switzerland
Efr
Egypt
Hungary
Sarrasa
Germany
Florida Supreme Court
Tat- Iahasses
Sooleo Island
Maibug Island
P. J. Fopper
Syracuse
N. Y
Church of the Assumption
Tezently
Kassata
Osman Digna
Ameer
Afghanistan
Pistatou
Jerome Bonaparte
Lake
Judson
Cooktown
Australia
Benton
Singapore
Formosa
Cambridge
Eng.) University Boat Club
Harvard University Boat Club
Harvard
America
State Sanitary Board of Colorado
Omaha
Kansas City
Turner and Patterson
Jennie Bowman
Busnes
Canada
Montreal
Medicine Hat
Ts Wire Nail Manufactories of America
Cotman
Golden Ridge
Monte Carlo
Susar Sarre
Columbia
D. C
Montana
New York City
Vera Cruz
Fargo
Jay
Leo Mi Joore
Ira
Bertie Hotchkiss
South Valley
Catteraugus County
Omar
Allegheny River
Fairmount
Crow Creek
M. T
John Knox
Glasgow
Quebec
de Keir
Parnell
Avondale
Brown
O’hara
Baltimore & Ohio
Snowdon Station
Acgne
Albany
N.Y
Senate
Western Australia
Zedlslabad
Ghusni
Candabar
Market Reports
Ant Crrizusa
Lawrence
Douglas County
J. S. Crew & CO
Choice Farm
Piow
Corral
Port Office
Bismarck Grove
K.P
Rhode Island Street
Islenta Bargain
INE
Tim
I. N. van Hoesen
Selig
the Bayless Mercantile Company
Lawrence, Kansas
Bayless Mercantile Co
Mans
M. Arras
Guv
Dwanna
Mr. Shimmons
W. Bowns
H. W. Josmes
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