Mrs Stewart killed in Alameda auto crash in California
San Francisco dispatch reports Mrs William M Stewart wife of Nevada senator killed when a car driven by Henry Foote and a youth named Taylor hit a telegraph pole in Alameda California. The collision threw Mrs Stewart against the pole causing fatal head injuries. Foote and Taylor had minor injuries and the party had been riding along Santa Clara avenue on a visit to Mrs Loury Mitch in San Francisco. Senator Stewart is in The Hague for Pins fund arbitration related to a Catholic church claim against Mexico.
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San Francisco
Wiliam M. Stewart
United States
Nevada
Alameda
Cal
Stewart
Henry Foote
Taylor
Washington, D. C
W. W. Foote
B. B. Taylor
Santa Clara Avenue
Alameda County
Foote
Catholic Church
Lower
California
Government of
Mexico
European Tribunal
Movement to Secure States Enactments to Prevent Taxation
New York Sept 12 Following resolutions by the National Civic Federation taxation department favoring interstate comity in state and local taxation the executive committee moves to present uniform tax bills to state legislatures. Forty one legislatures in session this winter are expected to see bills on uniform law with aid from committees of the American Bar Association and state boards of uniform laws.
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New York
Taxation Department
National Civic Federation
Department
Federation
Saratoga
American Bar Association
State Boards of Commissioners of Uniform Laws
Confed veterans decline Torrence aid for Alabama home
New Orleans veterans of the Confederate era refuse Gen Torrence and the Grand Army of the Republic’s offer of funds to build a home for indigent Confederate soldiers in Alabama. They politely say support should come from their own people, while the Army of the Tennessee commends Torrence but cannot accept.
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New Orleans
Torrence
Grand Army of the Republic
Alabama
Army of the Tennessee
Washington forecast: Western crops strong but meat prices stay high
Secretary Wilcox summarized conditions in Nebraska, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio and other states. He noted a bumper corn crop, wheat and especially grass for cattle, with cattle numbers rising and meat prices expected to fall only after feeders fatten cattle. He cited prosperity boosting meat demand.
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Washington
Wilcoe
Nebraska
Haweas
Towa
Tilitis
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas
West
United States
Big Oil Field Fire Near Beaumont Rages In Texas
A Friday morning fire in the Beaumont oil field destroyed ten acres of derricks and damaged two tanks, with losses around 200000 dollars. Only the Flora Texas well remains burning as crews fight the blaze. a lantern caused the explosion that started it, injuring a man lightly. Oil storage tanks belonging to Higgins Oil & Fuel burned, spreading flaming oil at 800 barrels per hour while the district faced widespread danger.
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Beaumont
Tex
Texas
Keith-Ward
Higgins Oil & Fuel Company
Price Company
Admiral Killick Sinks Crete-a-Pierrot at Gonaives
In Gonaives Haiti a correspondent reports Admiral Killick, commander of the Crete-a-Pierrot, fired the after magazine as the German gunboat Panther tried to seize the vessel. The Crete-a-Pierrot sank, Killick apparently went down with his ship, and his body was recovered and buried Saturday.
NOT GUILTY MICHIGAN WOMAN ACQUITTED IN MURDER CASE
Detroit dispatch reports Mrs Eva Smith was acquitted of murder after a six minute jury deliberation. The June 2 incident saw her estranged husband James H Smith enter her Burlington room and a revolver discharge, wounding him fatally. he died the next day.
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Detroit
Mich
Free Press
Marshall
Eva Smith
James H. Smith
Burlington
Smith
Conference at Harrisburg on coal strike yields unclear outcome
Harrisburg reports that Governor Stone and President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers met after a two and a half hour conference with Senator Flynn and district officials. No details emerged. Stone issued a non committal statement and most leaders refused to speak. Rumor held that a proposal to end the hard coal strike was discussed, while Mitchell would not confirm any settlement.
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Harrisburg
Btone
Jodp Mitshell
United Mine Workers of America
William Flynn
Pittsburg
Allgheny County
M. F. McMullin
Gov. Stone
Felfore
Stone
Flynn
Mitchell
Duffy
Fahy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkesbarre
Nicholls
Morgan
M. K. McMullin
Mr. Flynn
New York
J. P. Morgan
Philadelphia
Guv. Stone
Tamaqua
John Fahy
The
United Mine Workers
Thomas Duffy
Gov. Stona
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Mankato
Chicago
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Tracy
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Redfield
H. L. Beecher
W.B. Kniskern
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Manes Olis
St. Paul
Sint
Faasenger
Btoneapolis
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Milwaukee
G. W. Pickel
C. 8Trickler
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Broadway
N. St
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Mixx
Edmund W. Bayley
UN M. Bae
Minn
P. GR Roch
W. G.“Alwin
Hanska
New Uta
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Somsen
Attorneys & Counselors
U. S
Mien
Gebhardt
Schoch-Ottomeyer Building
Kew Ulm
Fred W. Fritsobe
Ofice Over Brown Co. Bank
D. L. A. Fritsche
Brown Co. Bank
D. J. L. Schoch
Pioneer Drug Store
New Ulm, Minh
Albert Pfaender
Attorney AT Law
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Ottomeyer
C A. Hagberg
Heers
State Street
M.A. Bregman, A. W. Brann
Bingham Bros
Coal & Crain
Koto
Louisville
W. D. Galleher
Galleher’s Limited Tobacco Manufactories
Belfast
Ireland
American Tobacco Company
Great Britain
J. B. Duke
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Andrew 8. Draper
University of Illinois
Board of Indian ‘Commissioners
London
the Evening News
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Coal Combine
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Tenner
James H., Peabody
Fremont County
Franklis E. Brooks
el Paso County
Congress
Soas
Michigan
Shear
Muskegon
Iather W. Shear
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Horisi
Mme Pal
Portland
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Stele
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James O'Malley
John Muldoon
John Sterling
John Wilson
Fraser
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Cleveland
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Amos
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Unum
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Burwell
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Nervita
Nervita Medical Company
Jackson Streets
Illinois
Eugene A. Pfefferle
QUITH
Smith Premier Typewriter CO
East Gthst
ST. Paul, Minn
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
Fertile
Assiniboia
Ing Soni Colonization Co
Bestlands
Red River
Northwest Colonization Co
Lynon
Endicott
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