Wheat over-export fear drives circulars from Minnesota alliance
The Minnesota Alliance newspaper reports the third Wheat circular warns against over-export by elevators. It cites charges that some elevators falsify stock and urges holders to delay sales unless prices rise. Officials claim export pace risks a bread-price boom hurting workers, with emphasis on restrained selling to preserve value.
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Mackey Buys Ohio River Transit System Between Louisville and New Albany
New Albany Ind Sept 40 Mackey of the Mackey railroad company has purchased the Kentucky and Indiana river line assets across the Ohio between New Albany and Louisville. The deal includes Daisy tings yards shops terminals and suburban lines from Louisville to Vincennes and New Albany to street railway assets. Mackey takes control of a major stake in the system and gains associated ferries and river terminal roads.
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Colorado and neighboring state conventions nominate candidates
The Colorado General Assembly delegates met in Denver and Leadville nominating Lusher M. Godfard of Leadville for chief official post and Justice Helm for a separate seat. Nearby states also held conventions listing various nominees amid a backdrop of unrelated crime mentions and statewide political activity.
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Earthquake Shakes Midwest States Causing Panic
Dispatches report a night earthquake across Indiana Missouri Kentucky Iowa and Tennessee with 11:00 p m tremors lasting around ten seconds. St Louis Louisville and Memphis schools offices and hotels reported rattled crockery overturned bells rung and frightened residents but no major damage.
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Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Indiana and Illinois
A major quake rattled cities from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and Vincennes, with a 15 second tremor shaking buildings and rattling china. Judges, watchmen, newspaper offices, and residents reported trembling structures, waking sleepers, and widespread alarm across Indiana and nearby Illinois towns. No major damage reported beyond scattered fear and minor disturbances.
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New Haven Landladies Form Boarding House Trust
Yale students face high meal and room costs as landladies unite to form a boarding house trust. With weekly table board at seven to ten dollars and rising room rents, students fear hardship unless faculty or alumni support a communal dining solution, possibly in the old gymnasium transformed into a meals hall.
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Large fire destroys warehouses on North Delaware streets
A major blaze at 186 North Delaware avenue in Philadelphia gutted multiple warehouses including the Phillips and Conningham lard and oil depot and spread to nearby addresses on Water street and Front street. Eight firefighters were injured, and losses were estimated around 8500 with about half insured.
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Delaware Avenue
Phillips & Conningham
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Armour Packing House
Jessup, Moore & Co
Destructive cyclone hits Pine region in Minnesota
A Pioneer Press dispatch from Grand Rapids Minnesota reports a powerful cyclone swept southern parts of Pine and Bertram counties destroying vast pine timber stands and causing loss of life. Remote areas hinder details but one surveying party near Peru noted a fatality while others work to assess damages.
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Minister Dr. Samuel D. Burchard Dead After Illness
Rev. Dr. Samuel D. Burchard, longtime pastor, educator and clergyman, died at Lafayette Indiana after a lingering illness. Born in Steuben on September 6, 1802, he preached in New York for forty years and served as president of Rutgers female college. He was known for his 1884 critique of James G. Blaine linking to anti Romanism and rebellion. He leaves a son and a lawyer son.
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Colonel William C. Wilson dies after long career in law and service
Lafayette Ind September 26 Colonel William C Wilson veteran lawyer and Civil War colonel died at 10 80 after nervous prostration and brain paralysis Born Crawfordsville 1627 he graduated Wabash College 1847 and Indiana University Law School 149 he served in the Tenth Indiana West Virginia campaign wounded at Rich Mountain later commanded Fortieth and One Hundred Twenty-fifth Indiana Mustered out 1864 He was postmaster 1867 69 and an active Republican and orator.
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Inducement to Explorers Leads to Contested Will
In France Mma Cabouret leaves 1.6 million to any Frenchman who penetrates Africa with 500 or more compatriots, on condition half the caravan returns safely. Relatives dispute the will amid a broader European carousel of notices and appointments.
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Harvesters Needed as North Dakota Crop Teeters
Labor shortages threaten the vast North Dakota wheat harvest as 80 percent of grain remains in shocks. A St Paul committee urges immediate hire of 100 threshing machines and crews to save the crop before heavy rains and early frost endanger the season.
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Races at Garfield Park At Garfield Park Oct 1 results
Yesterday’s Garfield Park events yielded wins for Zeke Hardy in the 1 mile at 1 15 Lena Frey in the 1 mile at 3 45 Chimes in the 1 mile at 1 43 Ormie in the 13 mile at 2 00 Carlsbad in the 3 mile at 1 15 54 Aristocrat in the five hurdles at 2 23 Ross Walters of Elba Va variant of jealousy beat his wife with a crowbar injuring her then leapt into a well the narrative cuts off.
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Nervura Restore Nervous Energy Per The Public
An advertisement touts Dr Greene's Nervura as a pure vegetable tonic that rebuilds weakened nerves and restores vigor. It features a testimonial from Charles H Hodgdon of Somerville praising its mental and physical recovery and invites readers to consult Dr Greene at 86 W. Street New York for free advice.
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Commodore Vanderbilt Illness Warns To Self Care
Medical experts misdiagnosed Commodore Vanderbilt during his illness and he died from an undetected intestinal rupture. The piece urges individuals to become their own physician and endorses Reid's German Cough and Kidney Cure as a remedy for colds threatening lung trouble or anemia with prices 25 and 50 cents a bottle.
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