Fragmentary World News Summary From Telegraphic Dispatches
A garbled telegraph summary reports on ex President and Newport matters, travel routes and deaths including Bibel Baker age 17, with scattered references to Grain Company, Dragorn Railroad, and rail connections. It mentions Hispaniola observers, Spanish death Rais, Hetty Green, and potential railroad developments across Oklahoma and Texas with unsettled timings.
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Chicago
Newport
Lee Mulli
Bibel -Baker
Chari
Brosecon
Soanetiey Peets
Petersburg
Don
Elee’ Ork Herald
Barsaya
Teoomna. “Grain ‘Company Ve
Dragorn Railroad
Pittsburg Fire Toll and Missing After Big Blaze
Pittsburg reports a catastrophic fire at the Union B Storage and Chautauqua Lake Ice building on Pike Street. A dozen people are listed missing or dead, with 18 injured as crews work to recover victims amid collapsed walls and ammonia tank explosions.
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Pittsburg
Sae Fry
A. J. Barry
John McHanna
William Scott, Jr
Stanley Btits
Joan Dwyer
George Loruless
William Smith
Albert A. Wolffe
Thomas Claffey
William R. Habenatain
John Scott
Chautauqua Oe Company
William Melluriglo
Jacob Booth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mary McFadden
Mulberry Alley
Union B Storage Company
Pike Street
Thirteenth
Union Storage Company
Chautauqua Lake Ice Company
Chautauqua Company
Dobria
Fabulous Yukon gold discovery reported in American side
A Yukon gold strike on the American side is reported by Frits Dehaven of Victoria to his brother Karl Bobnesn. He claims 950,000 in coarse gold found on an unknown creek near the bonitor, sparking talk of a new Klondike rush and urging others to move to Vancouver.
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Yukon
Frits Dehaven
Victoria
Karl Bobnesn
Bonitor
Vancouver
Baveras Klondikora
Tod Covery Sooma
All Quiet in Dawson and Far-Reaching Reports
Miners are busy in Dawson while Dr. Rufus Smith of Dyos brings petitions signed by Skagway and Dye residents urging martial law declarations. Police report a wrecked steamer Corona body unidentifiable. reward offered for Chadwick Marshall lynching. Lutrt convicted of wife murder. assault on U S secretary in Seoul. U S consular complaint filed. Japanese authorities arrest suspects.
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Seattle
Dawson
Rufus Smith
Dyos
Topeka
Citzens
Skagway
Dyes
Vancouver B. C
The
Orient
Sande
United States
Seoul
Ilice
Banda
De Lome Admit Letter Was Written by Him
Spanish cabinet accepts Senor De Lome’s resignation after he admits writing a letter to Canovas. Officials say the incident will not affect Spain United States relations and a new envoy for commercial talks will be chosen. Washington reports confirm the recall and note De Lome resigns as Spanish representative.
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United States
Madrid
Senor Dupuy Do
Mimnealf
Washington
de Lome
Candlajas
Woolford
de Lomo
Loma
New York
Bpala
Woodford
Bpain
M‘nister de Lome
Day
Minteter de Lome
Canelojas
Mimletee-Woodford
Rota
Onel
de Leine
Miniec de Lome
Cuba
Junta
Etay
Washngton
Senor Sagasta
Howerer
Eunates
Mos
Pettigrew
Guatemalan Crisis Deepens After Barrios Assassination
Reports from Guatemala City allege a political massacre after President Barrios was killed near the palace on Tuesday night. General Manrequina led an assault on the palace barracks, dying with five others, as 2000 troops fled the city. Manuel Estrada Cabrera’s provisional government vowed to pursue rebel forces. The assassination sparks renewed calls for Mendiza to assume the presidency and a widening power struggle among rivals and factions across the republic.
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San Jose de Guatemala
Manrequina
Morales
Marrequina
Majora
Arrollo
Toledo
Manuel Estrada Cabrera
Mendiza
Barrios
New York
Guatemala
Herald
Guatemala City
Barrios’ Assasain
Senor
Oscar Bollinger
Senor Aparicio
Pre Serra Sollinger
Ileye
Thers
Eccambie
Prozpero Morales
Batte
Widow pension bill fights in Senate and house
Washington reports a day of filibuster over pensions for widows and children of soldiers who marry after enlistment. The senate debated Indian and other measures, with Speaker Reed attacked by Allen and the house adjourning after long roll calls. The Oregon delegation seeks wartime funding. Yellowstone Park enlargement proposal is introduced.
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Washington
House Committee
Congress
Smith
New York
Evans
Norton
House
Agee
Ray
Warner
Henry
Griggs
Noce—Sulloway
Kerr
Gideon
Sturtevant
Botkin
Oaatlo
Senate
Allen
Hood
Nebraska
Alberta
Thurston
Nothay
Haeneborough
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson’ S Hole
White Petunia
Saat
Weekly Market Letter Trade Conditions in Lending Cities
The report surveys lending cities worldwide detailing trade conditions across markets. It highlights shifts in credit flows, interest rates, and liquidity affecting banks, brokers, and borrowers. Experts assess macroeconomic drivers shaping global finance and lending patterns this week.
Wheat market drifts amid large carry and weak demand
Liverpool stocks show limited contract wheat with spring reserves for Chicago. UK demand under weak, British consumption down 70 000 quarters in 20 weeks, while European and Indian trade hints temper bearishness. Northwest farmers hold grain, hoping for higher prices, as Minneapolis receipts meet grinding capacity. Prices for wheat and related commodities listed across markets.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Leiter
Dornbusch
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Northwest
Minneapolis
Assassination Rumor Shakes Guatemala and San Francisco
A cable from San Jose de Guatemala reports President Barrios of Guatemala assassinated, sparking intense worry among merchants and refugees in San Francisco. Private dispatches indicate the news and rumors of threats prior to Barrios term end.
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San Francisco
Evening Post
San Jose de Guatemala
Barrios
Ant Bigs
Érecand
Wolony
Guatemala
Barriog
Dow
Atlantic
Prospero-Morales
Guatene
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Gme
Rais
Arunguren
Athe
Hetty
Kiahema
Tae
Det Paterson Naotzi
Poiessen Igive
Dittsburg
Rick Find
Kenny
Colfax
Wash
Whitham County
Chadwick Marshall
Blackey
Adolph L. Lutrt
Lavstgert
Panleat & Funnral
Woreaw
Denor DE Lome
de Lome Razions Town
Kolland
Alaska
Tacoma
Holland
Shirley
Dupan
London
Peking
Times Saga
Curino
taung-Hyamen
Loulaville & Nashville
Kirkland
Ed Davis Firra
Harts
Meer
Will Lee
Barriay
San Joey de Guatemala
Barrier
Manequina
Prospero Morales
Portland
Trdy Bellinger
Klamath
Japan
Buenos
Ayres
O' Vices
Rio
Janeirs
Mito
Brazil
Europe
Kiendikers
Australia
Mart J
Porte
Lecat
Dean le Ever
Reed
Fam
Dawes Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Utah
Kansas
Oregon
War Department
Yenuina Bay
Frye
Te Lalarge
Weekly Market Letter
Portisad
Martie
Walla Walla
Graham
Pereae
Meg Stan
Sia
Etteaia
Malta
Sanlile Markast
Nativa Washington
California
Puget Sound
Sam Francisaca
Nevada
Duck, Ioyer
Caatemala
Cabrera
Wisashcoud
Sreet
Wee
Wantiington
Chautangoa Lake
Twelfth
Thirteenth Street
Pikeette 5
Pitteburg
EU Petior Court
J. B. Grobér
John McClelland
A. Moset
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