Revenue Report Shows Surplus Rise amid Expenditures
The July revenue exceeds 32 million dollars with daily averages over 1.2 million while expenses total about 25.5 million leaving a 6.5 million surplus. Treasurer Hyatt notes 45.1 million surplus with expectations of reductions to about 37 million by September 1st as payouts rise next month.
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Navy Department
Hyatt
Treasury
TBE
White House
Oak View
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Washington
W. H. Beard
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Georgia Railroad Company
Respondent
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
The
Picayune
Atlanta
NAVAL
Whitney
Hotchkiss Ordinance Company
Hotchkiss
England
France
Germany
Russia
Italy
Euro Power
Cincinnati Fire destroys Slop Town in six acres
A July 29 Cincinnati blaze leveled Slop Town near Gest and States streets. A windblown dairy stable district held 70 to 80 cows and five brick structures. Fifty cows perished, fifty to sixty residents became homeless, and 150 people sought shelter tonight. No lives lost. several firefighters fainted and were treated. Total loss about $100,000.
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Cincinnati
Cincornati
Gest Street
Harriet Street
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Trompest Street
States Street
Mary Topmiller
Best
Captain Batchelor
John ©. Adams
Dave O'Brien
Joseph More
William Stricker
Rawlings
Hamilton
Dayton
Heatwave Hits Louisville and Other Cities July 29
Reports from Louisville, Kansas City, Mexico City and nearby areas describe extreme heat with temperatures near 102 to 110 degrees, handfuls of sunstrokes, drought effects, and urgent prayers for rain as weather worsens across multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousonix
Louisville
United States
Hate Ball Notes from Recent Baseball Scores
Summary of yesterday's scores shows Chicago and Boston with mixed results in early games. Pittsburg beats Philadelphia 8 to 2. Brooklyn loses to Cincinnati 8 to 6. Indianapolis defeats Washington 28 to 6. New York Mets fall to Cleveland 4 to 3. Detroit and New York both win, while Baltimore and Louisville have notable outcomes.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pittaure
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Washngton
New York—Mets
Cleveland
Baltimore
Louis
Philadelphia—Athletics
Louiville
Detroit
New York
Market Reports Reflect Turbulent July Trade and Livestock
New York money rates show steady but modest gains, with prime mercantile paper at 4.82 for 80 days and 4.94 for demand. Western grain and provisions desk notes mixed bids, no bids on several corn meal and cheese lines, and live stock in Kansas City and St Louis markets show varied activity with steady to higher prices for select cuts and cattle.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Jas. Mann
Foreman Davis
James Jones
Jones
Trade Review
New York
R. G. Dunn & Co
Cheviots
Dreas
Treasury
Inter-State Commission
Omaha
United States
Canada
Banas City
Maweas Crem
Walar
Waler
BAC
Ana Xen
Kansas
Mispouri
Kanaas City
Ruane
Markea
Bt. Louis Grain and Produce
St. Lau
Wegstike
C. Bept
No. & m. Capb
Ang
Sic
Sept
Wie
Ger
Bamewr
Borras
Wanxte
Fira destroys 1,000,000 pounds of nuptha at St Petersburg
Reports list a wide range of incidents from disease in Bey West to a transportation collision in Pennsylvania. The items mention yellow fever spread, a bank reopening possibility in Henrietia Tex, thriving crops in Kansas, tobacco price jumps, a drowning near St Joseph, a discharged jury in a prohibition case, a killing in Helens Ark, a Chicago Alton rail accident near Hopedale with ten dead, murder indictments in Wichita, a fatal assault on a 7 year old girl in New York, fireworks causing burns in Pittsburg, and Daviess county Missouri adopting local option by 400 votes. Weather notes predict hot, fair, westerly cool conditions.
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Bey West
Fix
St. Petersburg
Henrietta, Tex
Probaski
St. Joezeph
Washington
Jenkins
Howard
Johnson
Helens
Ark
Chicago & Alton
Hopedale
Jack Trae
William Parrish
Ethel Giles
New York
E. Graverick
Pittsburg
Graverick
Daviess County
Missouri
Kingston
N. Y
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Business Directory
Fatea
Aera
H. H. Howard
oSigg Over Botton Clouking
Dtt
Areer & Summrerfied
National Bank
Thacher
S. National Book
W. C. Spangler
Office of National Bank
Csepy E. Riggs
Real Estate Es L
Steele
Massachusette Tree
A. J. Griffin
Sophies
A. H. Foote
Massachusetts Street
A. W'xacuee
Hanurr
A. Haury, ‘Crabier
T. EL Newum
Ass't
Carter
the National Bank
Lawrenche
Europa
Gineerra
Cockent
Ik. G. Jastuon
Merchants National Bank
Uecoh Hoysa
G. Grovsner
Theo, Poehler
Edward Ruseau
Cockana
E. Griffith
Alex
Monroe
ga-Does
Busingas
W.F. Mince
Douglas County Bank
Loragsponpents
Cigs
Ftest National Bank
Lacisds Bank
St. Lone
Kountz Bros
New York City
A L. Selig
Ntyon
A. L. Selig
Ipuranca
Lawrence
Kannas
Real Estate and Loans
Zansab
Bell & CO
General Law
Mass
Chas. Chadwick
Maseschusstta Street
National News
Ossen
Inter-State, Commerce Commission
Colored Men OF
Southern
EAS
Lincoln
Sherman
Hotch Ina
Bethlehem Tron Company
Secretary of the Interior
William Hedgapath
Forty-second Indiana Volunteers
Hedgapath
Andersonville
Interior Department
Black
Xpress
T. C. Platt
United States Express Company
Inter-State Commerce Commission
W. H. Trego
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Wm. B. Chandler
Erie Express
Huredixson
Kas
Blaine
Albert A. Whitman
Hurcarxeon
Board of Trades of
Hutchinson
Sunflower State
Pisiba
Ohio
Santa Fe Company
Nebraska
Beeron, Maas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ioad
Topeka
Father James O'Reilly
Torna
James O’reilley
Wichits
Church of the Assumption
Fink
Leavenworth
Hayden
McCall
Kelly
Paters
Guide
Very Hey
J. F. Cunningham
Amistant
Watterton
Casey
Kubles
Gando
Arene
Downey
Ennis
Dooley
Kansas City
Finke
Laxcoun
Neb
David City
Moses A. Shaw
Broadway
Towanda
Shaw & Co
Nil T. Childs
Winfield L. Simpson
Citizens National Bank of
First National Bank of
North Belleville Quarry Company
Care Company
Buffalo, Corning and Waverly
N.Y
Childs
Fimm
Buffalo and Towands
Shaw
Shaw Lumber Co
City
West Virginia
I T
Curcaco
Nic Michales
Busse
Grand Jury
van Pelt
Messures
Nespasxa City
Otto County
Kanass City
St. Jon
Kansas City, Mo
Menges
Western Baseball League
St. Jos
Wichita
John Taylor
Mormon Church
Tabernacle
Taylor
Mexico
City of
John
Crcase
McGarigle
Lonergan
Monney & Boland
Edward Blake
Sr. Jox
Madame Blanc
Eur West
Fla
Boulanger
Col
Dillon
Gen
Favrot
Clement Ferrand
Ferry
St. Lous
Yuna
Inoue
Chicago Grain and Produce
Caicavo Ee
Agian
Chesney Live
Cucaduly
the Drover’s Journal
Weatarn
Texas
Dr. Sunderssod
Senate
Prrisncne
Baltimore & Ohio
West Newton
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