Seven Buildings Burned In Detroit Fire Blots City Business District
A major early morning fire in Detroit destroyed five large buildings and two smaller ones in the business district bounded by Campus Martius Woodward Gratiot and Monroe. Losses range from 600,000 to 700,000 with many insured. The blaze originated near the Wetrell upper house and rapidly spread, threatening adjacent structures including the opera house and jewelry firms. The Julia Arthur Dramatic company and several stock, theater, and warehouse properties suffered extensive damage.
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Deraorr
Mich
Tirei
Lue Centrol
Velroit
Gampuy Marthus
Woodward
Gratiot
Morrow
Wetrell
Upers
Wayfares
Rede
Campus Marticus
City Hall
Woolward, Gratiot
Monroe Avenues
Luefice
Henry J. Leonard Lureniture Company
Giradut
Opera House
Wright, Kay & Go
Bulding
Marthus
Monroe Avenue
H. Mitchell Mable Supply Company
Tle
Mitchell
Gratiot Avenue
Mitchelle
CG. W. Werner
Crockery
Hames
D Leonard
Central Storage Company
Vaughn & Caner
Julia Arthur Dramatic Company
Miss Arthur
Grand Trunk Repair
Dequinre Street
Detroit Opera House
Clark
C. J. Whitney
Jose Arthur Company
Geo. H. Baruur
Leonard
Vaughan & Tanner
C. H. Warner's
Traugott
Werner
Grand Union Tea Co
German American day celebrated at Tennessee Exposition
Nashville audience gathered for German American day at the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. Delegates from Nashville Louisville Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and other cities attended. Major addresses by Gov Taylor and Mayor McCarthy followed by a principal speech from Congressman Richard Bartholdt.
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Pgrosman Darthottle
Nashville
Nashavilee
Tenn
Tennessee
John J. McCann
Taylor
McCarthy
Ruhn
Richard Bartholdt
Blissouri
First home game set as Midland college meet University team
The Raness University plays Midland College at the fair grounds Saturday at 7 o clock with free admission. Wentworth Military Academy cancels its planned date with Kansas University this morning and Midland will be strongest opposition. A grand stand field will accommodate spectators arriving by the streetcar line, and Usher Guards drill at 1 pm Friday. Building lots on Massachusetts Vermont and Louisiana streets in south Lawrence now offered. proximity to the University boosts value. Culbertson Fireburns promotes Deer Creek coal stock and orders.
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Midland College
Wentworth Military Academy
Kansas University
Atchinson
University Boys
Midland
Wentworth
Fair Grounds
Fair Ground
South Lawrence
Massachusetts
Vermont
Louisiana
University
W. T. Sinclair
Priests of Pallas
Kansas City
East Seventh Street
Janis T. Wons Rich
Lexincron
Morse Breeders’ Association
Dado T
Horace Hurned
Wavernry
George Martin
Allison
Vale
E. C. Hurd
Nashua
Hampton
James Blankenship
Terre
Kanran
Helier Corya
Kilnworth
Evraworth
Kan
Get
Mother Bickerdyke
Graal Army
Beroo
Mother Kckerdyke
Woman's Relief Corps of
Kansas
Secon
United Stats
Chickasha Robbers Named Leader in train Holdup Case
The Chickasha robbery case features Al Jennings and four accomplices as the suspected gang leaders. Rewards totaling 10000 are offered by the United States Post Office, Rock Island Railway, and Wells Fargo Express Co. for their capture. Jennings, once Canadian County’s prosecuting attorney, is described as a top territory lawyer, with brothers Frank and the O’Malley siblings among the others. Other items note Kansas Christian Church convention in Emry, and a New York coachman suit against Fitzsimmons, plus a bicycle Sunday law in New Jersey and Missouri church gathering.
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Oklahoma
Trai Reid
Germax
Chickasha
United State Post Office Department
Rock Island Railway
Wells Fargo Express Co
al Jennings
Canadian County
Territory
Frank
Morris
Pat O'Malley
Jennings
United States
Grimes
O'Mallorys
Nix
Kansas
Murder and self inflicted death near Clarion Iowa
William Shain killed Mrs Freemac Love near Clarion eight miles from Borne Faia Iowa and then shot himself when cornered. The woman had separated from her husband and was on intimate terms with Shain who claimed she squandered money given for a divorce. The report also lists multiple disjointed items from other regions and dates about bank withdrawals, consul appointments, a diamond theft, and St Louis fair observations.
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Borne Faia
Mich
William Shain
Mra
Freemac
Officara
Clarion
Lee
Shaun
Thas
Rates Stand on Livestock Hearing Postponed
The Kansas railroad hearing on livestock rates was postponed to February 1 next by the state board of railroad commissioners after railroad counsel requested more time. If either side wishes February hearing, 30 days' notice is required. Rates remain as before, matching the old carload scale, which stockmen had fought to preserve.
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Roy Lot
Emroma
Kan
Christian Churches
State of Kansas
Christian Endeavorers
Bible School
Cnnvention
Kansas
Bible School Division
Park C. Herbert
Burlington
Woman's Board of Missions
Fitzsimmons
Kwaeas Kaliroada
Torens
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Randolph
Emporia
T. L. Davis
Eureka
Partume
C. Anderson
Anderson
San Francisco
Excelsior
Charles F. Wallin
Fremont
Ewing and
Leke Avenues
Wallin
Sound
Wacine Coast Steamship Company
Asuka
Yukon
Klondike
Bonanza Creek
St. Michaels
Wallis
Alaska
Seattle
Lenunes Creek
Usst City
Morta
Cain
Iran
Seattle Times
Wringaers
Ouatka
Ala
Mob Threatens Lynching After Wife Assault
Shocking assault on the wife of a switchman by eleven men at Newport Kentucky triggers a courthouse crowd and threats of vengeance. Sheriff clears halls as the case prompts a special grand jury and identification of six suspects by the victim, with officers posing as a protective measure.
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Cremally
Court House
Newport
Thomas Gleason
Alexandria Pike
Kentucky
Manitoba Forest Fires Spread Near Boundary Into Dakota
Severe Manitoba forest fires have intensified over the past three days near the border, with twelve lives reported lost and flames spreading toward Dakota. Timber and grain losses run into hundreds of thousands of dollars as fires threaten nearby farms and a Whitemouth trapper perished. A German woman and child reportedly died in the danger. The situation remains critical.
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Manitoba
Wasserra
Boundary Sire
Boundary
Dakota
Whitemouth
Yellow fever spreads with new cases as South reports spike
In New Orleans on October 7 yellow fever continues to rise with 46 new cases and five deaths that day. Mobile reaches 100 total fever cases with 16 deaths. Biloxi adds 7 new cases and 1 death. Edwards records 16 new cases and 15 deaths to date, with 108 still under treatment and 8 seriously ill. Dexter
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New Orleans
New Ogleans
Board of Health
Mobile
Ala
Biloxi
Miss
Edwards, Miss
Dunn
State Board of Health
Fire at Chicago destroys Dexter Park structures
A west wind driven blaze at the Dexter park pavilion within Union stock yards Chicago spread to Halstead street and Union avenue zones, destroying 28 frame buildings including homes and businesses. The fire raged from 3 to 5 pm causing injuries and at least one death. Estimated pavilion damage exceeds 50 000 with losses of feed and horses uncounted.
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Galies
Dester Park
Markets by wire Chicago live stock report
Hoos receipts 39 000. Market a low average slightly lower. Lights 3 90 4 04 mixed. 4 0 4 10 heavy 3 53 4. Carria receipts 80. Market ready to be higher. Beaves 3 05 4 0 cows and heifers. LEGLH stockers and feeders 2 00 6 440 westerns 2 00 4 40 Texas steers 75 A5. SBREF receipts 2000 Market montiy 10 cents lower.
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Oricago
Ceraaco
Averag
Carria
Texas
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report October 7
Kansas City cattle receipts led to a fairly active market with strength in Texas steers around 5.00 to 4.00, native cows and heifers near 150 to 50, stockers and feeders varied, bulls around 1.50 to 3.30. Hogs receipts at 8000 were 10 cents lower with heavies near 59.37, packers 54.43 to 3.70, mixed 26.63 to 85, lights 40.89, Yorkers 27.75, grain market closed for carnival, butter and cheese steady. creamery products mixed. dairy operations active. Lambs and mutton prices scarce. no grain market today due to carnival.
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Kansas
Texas
Yorkars
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