Gold Moves From San Francisco Mint To Denver Mint
August saw $225 500 000 in gold moved from the San Francisco mint to the Denver mint. The Paris court ruled against Count Boni de Castellane in his bid to remove his three children from their mother Princess de Sagan. A Boston court found Harvey C Daly and Philip M Springer guilty of conspiring to smuggle Chinese into the United States. John Emerson Store, 22, was shot and killed in Washington by May Woolard who then killed herself. A peace treaty ended the Yaqui war in Sonora with three chiefs and 166 followers involved. The will of Amos H Van Horn of Newark leaves $150 000 for three Newark monuments and other churches and charities from $3 000 up.
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San Francisco
Denver
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Harvey C. Daly
Freddie W. Alton
Philip M. Springer
Boston
United States District Court
John Emerson Store
New York
Tcity Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Washington
May Woolard
Mexico
Sonora
Amos H. van Horn
Newark
N. J
Bank Robbery at Wellston Ends With Escape
Five robbers dynamited a bank in Wellston Oklahoma after midnight and exchanged heavy fire with local citizens. They escaped with about $5,000, leaving residents unharmed as the gang, heavily armed, guarded the street from a barbed wire barricade while workers opened the vault.
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Muskogee
Ok’s
Wellston
Ok A
Here
Wenlston
Trains Wreck Near Breaux Bridge Kills Two
An en sive of a construction train on the Maton Rouge extension of the Southern Pacific railroad jumped the track one mile east of Breaux Bridge late yesterday. The accident killed the engineer and conductor and slighted the fireman was injured.
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Breaux Bridge
Maton Rouge
Southern Pacific Railroad
German Ambassador Presented to Roosevelt at White House
President Roosevelt formally received Count von Bernstorff the new German ambassador at the White House. The cordial exchange reflected good will as the ambassador was presented to the president yesterday afternoon.
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Washington
President Roosevelt
Count von Bernstorff
Roosevelt
White House
Markets Report Shows Mixed Grain and Wheat Prices
The Chicago market records a strong flour market with various wheat grades quoted from $2.50 to $6.30 and May wheat at $1.07 to $1.08. Butter and eggs show retail and dairy pricing, while New York closes with mixed flour and wheat values, spot firm on several No 2 corn and oats prices.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Duluth
Chicago and Omaha Live Stock Prices Mixed Across Markets
Prices for cattle hogs and calves listed for Chicago on Dec 20 and Omaha on Dec 30 show active to steady trading. Cattle varied from medium to fancy steers and canners, while hogs ranged from prime butchers to rough heavy types, with calves and bulls also listed.
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Chicago
McAttle
Omaha
Neb
Dec
Sen
Lambs
The Reporter On Sale at Roy Grave Cigar Store
A notice lists The Reporter available at Roy Grave Cigar Store located at 411 Fourth Street and other venues including Market Street and Interurban News Stand, indicating regional distribution.
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Roy Grave
Fourth Street
Opter's Clear
Market Street
Cal
Interurban
Pullman Company Dividends and Assets Under Scrutiny
Chicago reports show on a $100,000 original investment the Pullman Company paid over $52,000,000 in dividends and now holds about $74,000,000 in assets. Assistant Auditor Hough testifies at a hearing before Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane, with George S. Loftus seeking witnesses to argue that current sleeping car rates are excessive.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
Hough
Interstate Commerce
Lane
George S. Loftus
St. Paul
Pullman
Con‘ra
Robert T. Lincoln
Vullman Company
Marvin Hugh
Northwestern Railroad
Sleeping Car
Local Market Report
Market brief fragment notes activity at a local market with scattered data. Details are incomplete with unreadable OCR portions.
Corrected Daily Prices and Telegrams from Beyer Bros
Corrected daily prices list various commodities including corn, clover seed, and oats with mixed and white varieties. Entries note weights, prices per bushel and per unit, along with references to Minnesota and Iowa origins and shipments.
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Bishop Elevator Co
NS Sian
Pitching Masters and Luck Shape Baseball Wins
In a spirited talk, Hugh Daly argues pitchers’ fate hinges on luck and team support, not just skill. He recalls games where good runs, fielding, and misjudged hits decided outcomes, contrasting crowd perception with quiet performance.
English Mitt Pushers Show Class in Lightweight Boxing
England’s premier boxers Moran Driscoll and Freddy Welsh display top form, meeting rivals across divisions. Welsh, light weight champion, outboxed Abe Attell in a fifteen round win and eyes the world title. Driscoll defeated Matty Baldwin in six rounds, impressing with speed and attack as he pursues Attell.
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Tle Isle
Owen Moran
M Driscoll
Freddy Welsh
Welsh
Packey McFarland
Abe Attell
England
Moran
Attell
Driscol
Matty Baldwin
Baldwin
Driscoll
Livestock Prices and Corrections Noted in Daily Ledger
Corrected daily report by W. C. Routh lists Benfica HS gs ioe Whig prices for cattle and calves. Heifers per cwt range $3.00 to $3.50, cows $2.50 to $8.00, calves $5.00 to $5.50, and sheep $3.50 to $4.00 per cwt. Contains garbled trailing text.
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Benfica, HS
Market hog quote report from Logansport stock yards
The Logansport Union Stock Yards lists live hog prices by weight. 100 to 130 pounds bring 3.95 to 4.45, 130 to 160 pounds 4.95 to 5.20, 170 to 190 pounds 5.25 to 5.45, and choice heavy hogs 5.55 to 5.80 per hundred pounds.
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Logansport Union Stock Yards
Mike Donlin Faces Vaudeville Clash With Giants
New York reports Mike Donlin ailing for stage roles while McGraw insists Giants report to Marlin Springs. Donlin plans to tour with theatre gigs and train mornings with a bat and glove, risking his baseball form for early vaudeville earnings.
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New York
Mike Donlin
McGraw
Michael
Shekels
Giants
Mabel Hite
Pittsburg
Mike
Donlin
Marlin Springs
Marca
Doesn’t Want Salary Raised by Giants Pitcher Luther Taylor
New York reports Luther Taylor of the Giants refused raises, insisting managers place funds in the bank. Despite good form, Taylor avoided higher pay, believing a high salary could cost him his job if he failed to deliver.
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Taylor
New York Giants
New York
Giants
Luther Taylor
Man Locks Himself In Freight Car Three Days
Harry Jones of Sunbury was locked in a Pennsylvania railroad freight car for three days. He entered the car to sleep and find his parents, woke to find the door sealed and the car moving. After days of shouting and kicking, a brakeman heard him as the car reached Wilkesbarre yards. Police fed him a meal.
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Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harry Jones
Sunbury
Championship History of the Heavyweight Title
The record traces boxing’s heavyweight crown from Jeffries era to post Fitzsimmons era with Burns Johnson Jeffries and later Hart and Sharkey. It notes Jeffries win on boxing day in Australia and subsequent retirements shaping the line of succession.
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Johnson
Hart
Jack Root
Jeffries
Jeff
Tommy Burns
Jack O'Brien
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
O’brien
O'Brien
Burns
Jack Johnson
Australia
Jim Jeffries
Corbett
Sharkey
Marvin Hart
Jack
Water vendor strolls Calabrian streets with jug and glasses
A familiar figure in southern Italy's towns, a water vender carries a jug of cool water and a small table with glasses while calling out Aqua! Aqua! to passersby.
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Italy
Prohibition Party Seeks Focus on Mars Statement
Prohibition interest centers on Prof. Lowell's remark that Mars is not a dry planet. The noting of a Mars water claim adds odd appeal to the party's discourse.
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Prohibition Party
Prof
Lowell
Mars
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Beyer Bros
News of Sporting World
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Little Olatt
Hugh Daly
Pitcher
Cleveland
Hughey
Daly
Dunlap
Glasscock
Bill Phillips
Tais
Dlughey
Big Jim McCormick
King Mac
York
Evans
Hotaling
Welter
W. C. Routh
B. V. Cook & Co
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Water Carrier of
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Sicily
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