Typhoid, diphtheria surge in Kansas state report
From Topeka Sept 25 the state health board report shows August cases of typhoid at one with 33 deaths and diphtheria 63 cases with four deaths, while July recorded 11 typhoid cases and 16 deaths and 42 diphtheria cases and three deaths. Prominent in Kansas coverage accompanies foreign treaty notes and a suicide at McPherson Army post.
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United States Leads in Hirage Consumption and Bombing in China
United States remains ahead of peers in total consumption of fragrant weed as nations tally totals. In Peking a bombing on a foreign mission train killed four minors and wounded over twenty, hitting Prince Tis Tere and Wu Ting-fang, amid ongoing foreign policy study.
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Plant Fire Displaces Fifty at Lamp Chilmiey Factory
The Lamp Chilmiey and Manufacturing Company plant near Katy was destroyed by a fire on Sunday causing several thousand dollars in damage. The blaze started from a defective smokestack and the plant will be rebuilt, with the firm shipping out its last car of products yesterday before the fire. Fifty men lost their jobs due to the destruction.
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Ten story Ferry Street building collapses injuring workers
A ten story brick building under construction on Ferry Street near Florkimer Street in Buffalo collapsed this afternoon without warning. Workers inside were pinned by debris. two men rescued were badly injured and rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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Germany Seeks Alliance as Witte Enters Berlin
Berlin hosts M Witte amid reports Germany ready to join alliance with Russia Chancellor Von Buelow met Witte in Berlin after Baden journey they spoke over an hour The Mesico trade data shows imports worth 41 303 157 from the United States increasing by about 6 009 000 over last year with gold valued imports noted in Bracelost currency
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Russia
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President to leave Sagamore Hill for Washington trip
Oyster Bay Sept 25 President and Mrs Roosevelt and family members plan to return to Washington on a special Long Island train after a summer visit at Sagamore Hill. The departure is set for mid-morning with the executive staff in attendance. In New York a collision on the Albany and Wadson Electric Railway injured fifteen passengers and killed one. Faris reports minister Godfrey Caryone, who served during the Ley fug case, has died at his home in Saint Calif.
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Godfrey Caryone
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Chamber of Deputies
Jail sentence for five councilmen over gas franchise act
Five council members Fyball Bach Evans Huntington and Schroeder were jailed thirty days and fined costs for contempt after they passed an ordinance expanding the Omaha Gas Co franchise despite an injunction. They remain in custody until 5 pm awaiting a higher court decision. Separately, an Erie train collision near Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, wrecked two engines, eastbound after leaving the station, with no severe speed noted.
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Telegraphic Brevities Summaries
Mexican Y M F branch inaugurated in Mexico City with Vice President Corral as honorary president. Milan hosts popular evasion for King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helen during dedication of a monument to King Humbert. Rev George W Smith to lead Washington Avenue Baptist in Oklahoma City. Knights of Columbus chartered in Junction City Kansas with fifty members as members from Kansas City and St Marys perform degrees.
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Great Admirer of Byron Builds Byron House in London
An Englishman Sir J T C Sinclair has built a Byron house in Fleet Street London. A Byron medallion over the door is flanked by laurel wreaths in marble. Inside are numerous marble tablets bearing Byron’s poetry, decorating the entrance lobby and staircase.
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Senator Burton Trial Postponed to October Second
Washington September 25 The Burton retrial faces another delay as government witnesses were told the case will be called October 2 The first subpoenas in the retrial were issued for October 3 A ru inous fire and scattered details follow in the faded paragraph.
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Two Immense Buildings Destroy Butte Fire
Two downtown structures were wiped out by a Sunday fire in Butte Mont destroying property valued at about 1,250,000. The Dry Goods company suffered the largest loss with their entire building and contents about 500,000. The library building on Main Street also burned, leaving the site a smouldering ruin and causing further damage to surrounding structures.
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Fever Wanes as New Orleans Sees Clean-Up Efforts
With September nearly gone and fever under control, New Orleans plans a cleanup as cooler weather follows. A spell of fine weather is aiding mosquito reduction and resident movement from various regions continues. Fourteen were killed.
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Explosion at Brooklyn fireworks factory kills and injures many
New York Sept 25 More than a dozen are injured in a Green Point Brooklyn fireworks factory explosion. Fourteen people reported killed in the blast. Two bodies removed and four injured taken to hospital, one expected to die.
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Unconscious woman attacked amid black hand threats
New York on September 24 Jane Grossman a years old was found unconscious in the hallway of her home. The assault followed a spree of nightly attempts at her residence aimed at forcing payment for immunity from assault by the Black Hand methods.
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Grain to fill 1,000,000 car loads train
A Chicago report cites railroad statisticians predicting the grain crop will total about 1,000,000 car loads this year. If all grain were hauled in one freight train it would be 11,931 miles long, needing 37,500 locomotives and 355 miles of engines, with total track requirements spanning from New York to San Francisco and a single track nearly half the globe’s circumference.
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Want a College Removed Northampton to Joliet
President L. Clark Steele reports an offer from Frad Bennett of Joliet to relocate Smith College to Joliet but says no action will be taken soon. Will J. Elwood of the Missouri State Spiritualists Association will lecture on Spiritualism at I.O.G.F. hall Tuesday through Thursday at 7:39. Public invited. Mrs. J. B. Shearer advertises fall military wear and new suits. Hendersons corset agent on Massachusetts Street. Joe cream soda at Raymond's.
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Increase in crop areas reported in 1905 census
London reports 1905 agricultural census shows shifts in crop areas from June previous years. Wheat up 421,107 acres and potatoes up 32,262, while barley declines 127,020 acres and oats drop 201,586. Total area under crops and grasses falls by 30,778 acres from last year.
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Outing Magazine Volume NUVI Highlights and Stories
The new Outing volume features Alfred Henry Lewis’s The Throwback opening chapters and Lawrence Mott’s Friends. Ralph D Payne’s The American Trooper and Gil Mound by Maurice Eldridge are noted works from government circles. Sports pieces include The Choicest Game Bird and Skittering for Pickering alongside Stalking on the Scottish Moors and Angling by Guide Book.
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Vegetation Survives Cold in High Latitudes
A scientist explains vegetation can thrive in extreme northern latitudes. Wheat grows in uncompromising soil even when surface thaws are shallow. In Norway rye and barley reach maturity far north and grass can grow under snow at sixty to seventy latitude. Experiments show barley and peas gain inches in short windows, with harvest timelines noted.
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Magazine listings and college game notes mix in October issue summary
An excerpt notes contributions in Success Magazine and other periodicals including works by Samuel Merwin and Louis Vierick. It reports on Fairmount College welcoming a game, a parade by The One is Tom's Cabin company, and updates on Mrs. Mary Kelley improving after illness.
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Kansas City State Bank Enters Voluntary Liquidation
Kansas City State Bank under Wiley Cox failed to open after choosing voluntary liquidation. Deposits tied to Fidelity Trust Company were to be handled by the bank through the liquidation. the bank faced losses from a loan to Salmon X Salmon of Clinton, Missouri, and reported deposits around 1.76 million with a surplus of about 140 thousand. Cox described the move as voluntary and driven by the inability to compete with larger institutions, while Fidelity Trust officials pledged to honor checks and pay depositors promptly.
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Pearsons Magazine highlights and fiction lineup
The October issue opens with Franz Josef article and California tree cutting feature. It includes The Slave Dog of the Frozen North with Hubbard photos, Lost Children of Greater New York art, and multiple fiction pieces plus a Jesuit installment. Also offers farm and city loans at rates from 5 percent. Morrison Lem 2b, 734 Mass St.
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Good Roads Meeting Draws Attentive Citizens In Douglas
Saturday gathering across Douglas County drew representatives from many areas who pledged readiness to fund better roads. The session noted bad roads are costly, and a permanent group may form during Old Home Week to push road construction with expert input and broader citizen support.
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Local ads list goods and services for sale
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. offers coats at low prices. Pingrey & Blood advertise storage and stenographic services at 744 Mass. St. Telephone 63%. Dias offers stenographic work and tutoring at Room 3 Dick building. Barteldes & Co. promote spring bulbs including hyacinths and tulips. plant stock limited.
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