Weekly Record of World News and Industrial Notes
A condensed weekly survey reports on U S treasury figures a September cash balance of 856 204 878 and total cash in the treasury of 1 100 156 071 census figures show Oklahoma Territory population at 396 000 and nation wide labor, mine wage talks, and strikes. Fire, flood, and accident items mix with political notes from Washington and abroad.
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Oktoma
Galvestontes
United States
Chunda
United Sta
Valdes
Alaska
Liseum
Col. Liseum
Chins
Frank Leslie Way
Leslie
Populie Monthly
Burlington Row
Lacona
Charleston
Walter Evans
Himelf
Teattysville
Caase
Los Angeles
Cai
National Bank Boles
Meikelsohn
Washington
War Department
Jeff
San Francisco
Manila
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Falmouth
Charles
Anderstin
Reading
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Sternbergin
Forti
Winfield
Eclectic
Ala
Ferdinand Brobst
Iitoself
Carnegie
Michigan
Supreme Court
Pikhad
Martin Stalwart
Ebbes
Mant
Wilkesbarre i
Shouestuky
Trad Rapids
Mich
Guirantee Puies
Great Northern
Tapepan
Andre
Werther Kareda
Etn Ton
Lehmeind
Minor News Items From Various Places
The United States accounts for 56 percent of world hog production while women gain the vote in Tdibe this year. In Jersey City a Bresci death-related birth is reported. Turkey’s Madrid minister resigns over unpaid salary. A woven wire fence project along a railroad route nears completion. Several Minneapolis churches clear debts totaling 38,675 dollars. Burlington railroad plans consolidation across Missouri. Oyster consumption reaches 3 million bushels annually, much from Chesapeake Bay. New York manufacturers arrested for soft coal ordinance violations after a strike. Feasibility of an old-age line in Woushkeepsie, New York is floated. Hawaiian natives are praised for honesty. some say Portuguese residents are linked to certain offenses. Gun Field Columbing Museum curator cites early Earth life origins as ancient. A 1900-1901 glass factory list shows 30 facilities. Juana leads with 117, Pennsylvania next. Historical heat records and city hall costs in Toronto are noted, with $2,345,000 spent to date.
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United States
Tdibe
Jersey City
X.J
Bresci
King Jumbert
Turkey
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Missouri
Chesapeake
New York
Lis
Woushkeepsie
N. Ys
Ilawaii
She Ished
Gun Field
Columbing Museum
Chicago
Toronto
Ontario
Notes on China relief and troop withdrawals prompt shifts
Peking dispatches report Russia to withdraw bulk of Legation troops and US to remove most forces, with Chaffee directing moves toward Manila. Authorities hint Prince Tuan’s removal and Conger as plenipotentiary while negotiations seek US interests and Amoy Ningbo aims. Prince Tuan degraded. Lin Kun Yi and Chang Chih- Time named peace commissioners.
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Americ
Philippines
Ten
Chaffee
Legation
Peking
Isterina
Tientsin
Newfoundland
Melbourne
Australia
New Peking
Washington
China
Way
Iormany
Leiee Congress
Mt Daris
Miers
United States
Conger
Germany
Russia
France
St. Petersburg
M. de Gier
I Wu
Taku
Shashi
Protec
Manila
Earl Li Hung Change
Prince Ching
Amoy
Niucinvang
Legatta Guard
Hay
Som
Ghirtese
State Department
Tala
Shanghai
Ching Hag
Lin Kun Yi
Nieing
Chang Cat Time
Munkow
Linton Marines
Woman's Kidney Troubles Described in Letters
Letters from women across the United States report relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Samples praise improved health from kidney and bladder issues, menstrual irregularities, and general vitality, with testimonials from Troy Ohio Chester Pa and Indiana affirming renewed well being.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mas
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Misa Enya Preverier
Troy
Ohio
Preesam
Lydia K. Plukham
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Manchester
Ind
Lydia E. Pinklam
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Vonestic
Bally Lake City
Om Turville
Vile
J. FE
Dayton & Cr
Hamsport
Joss
Henry Leftridge
John Crowder
William Jonson
du Columbus
Valentine Mtoutjtler
Tru Rivers
Wis
Census Bureau
Arkansas
Skagway
Seattle
Baxter
Burlington Road
Council Bluffs
Texas
B. Dexter
Humboldt Park
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company
Entitehell
Uilloway
Veaver
Col
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Maxwell W. Long
Vermont
W. W. Stickney
Red Wing
Minn
Spuwity
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Cape Nome
Isaac Thompson
Steward
Connecticut
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Robert Treat Paine
Boston
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Thomas Mogan
Indianapolis
Allan D. Chandler
Georgia
Benjamin Price
Massachusetts
Winthrop Murray Crane
South Dakota
L. BE. Starr
Davison County
Andrew J. Widerman
Ettorney
Tittsfield
Benjamin Bakewell Campbell
Santa Barbara
Cal
Dejager’s Drift
Cape Youn
Robert Lyne
Almond
Los Negros Iz
Tand
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Dugue
Ameer
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Engh
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Engkold
Mauluuski
John Brennan
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Steve Wilson
Minerva
Sir Scott and Nicol
CG. A. McMahon
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Coleman Cillespie
Wilson
John Mclntosh Kell
South
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Buel A. Fuller
Ilinois
Joliet
Gov. Pingree
Pittsburgh
New York Central Railway
Prince Tass
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Coaner
Ching
Gonger
Prince Tuan
Mr. Wu
Kangi
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Offelai Hessenger
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Uets
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Stan Vinita Solion
Constantinople
Shah of Persia
Nome
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Wast
Nome City
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Twa Polte
Desler
Dassie
Gech
W. Lie
Douglas Shicen
Prion
Cassia
Caiaingua
Cleveland
Holty
Sir Sond
Wenre N. Cope
Washington, D. C
Arudss
Poresau
Jannery
Bertha Ofer
Second
Clayton Sts
Chester Pa
Gohulie
Word
Brg
Gente
National City Bank of Lynch
Frede
Rhe Best PL
Wallness
Oklahoma
Alredb
Texan
Texne
Central Tillnots
Arkanean
Worilli
Equitable Bil
Lous
Chigago
Omaha
Dubugi
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Noda Sod
el Bluffs
Rand
U. Wlanson
Rod
Innis
Giahann
Moruin
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