Trade brisk with idle money easing as steel demand surges
R G Dun weekly review notes broad commercial progress in the nation. Cooler weather boosts distribution of apparel and merchandise, with some extra orders but not widespread duplicate business. Railways buy new equipment. textile mills busy. shoe shipments near 1903 totals. farm price rises accompany active option markets. railway earnings up 6 percent. foreign trade up from prior year. leather markets steady while failures rise.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
teamsters
Boston
sesson
Orphan Girls Poisoned At St. Mary's Orphan Asylum
Seventeen young inmates aged from two to six at St. Mary's Orphan Asylum in Turlington Ve. were struck by a sudden illness and three died. State health board autopsy indicates poisoning as the cause for the deaths, with the remaining children hospitalized and some in serious condition.
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Turlington
St.ar’s
state board of health
Taft Embarks for Panama on Secretaries Trip
Secretary of War Taft and his party sailed by boat for Norfolk and transferred to the U S cruiser Columbia at Oi Point. He faced heavy workload reviewing canal commission expenditures since July 7 and projected plant purchases for the canal to be completed by January of next year.
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Taft
Panama
Washington
Norfolk
United States
Columbia
Oi Point
canal commission
Panic in St. Petersburg as Revolutionaries Threaten
Reports from St. Petersburg describe a city paralyzed by troopers and armed révolutionnaires amid rumors of a cabinet crisis led by Count Witte. Troop preparations and mass gatherings at universities show a tense standstill as orders to shoot armed agitators are issued in Warsaw and nearby cities.
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canent cmd
St. Petersburg
Kharkoff
Kiel
Count Wite
Count Witte
Peterhof
ministry of the interior
ministry of finance
Teather
Trepotw
pataion
London’s gloom hides Russia reform hopes in faint optimism
A St. Petersburg correspondent for the Telegraph suggests Russia’s future lies in reforms and a constitutional shift within Europe. He cautions that the process is slow and fragile, with uncertainty about timing and outcomes before Monday.
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Russia
Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Europa
Grand Duke Cyril Banished After Uneasy Royal Marriage
Grand Duke Cyril of Russia loses rank and is banished after marrying Victoria Melita who had wed the Grand Duke of Hesse earlier. The union caused scandal as Victoria Melita’s divorce looms and the czar’s prohibition was disregarded, straining royal ties.
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Cyril
Russia
Victoria Melitz
Grand Duke of Hesse
Victoria Melita
Saxe Coburg-Gotha
Mutiny reports questioned as mutiny news unfounded
Odessa correspondent relays doubt that mutiny and incendiarism occurred. Aged Lady and $75,000 in jewelry vanish as Mrs Todd disappears after leaving a hotel in West 28th Street. Police fear robbery and abduction tied to unknown captors. Train incident near Philadelphia injures a woman. her identity and motive unclear.
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Odessa
Atali
Orr
Murcar Todd
Mrs. Todd
West 28th streest
East Orange
bichoken
Ueber
Moowas
Decision Against Patrick Murderers Reaches Supreme Court
Fragmentary report states the murderers case involving Patrick is directed toward the United States Supreme Court. The court’s jurisdiction and the judges’ opinions are noted as contentious among learned lawyers, with broad disagreement on the main handling of the case.
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United States Supreme Court
ing
Fire at Boneston University destroys athletic paraphernalia
A fire at Boneston University in Eeton NL destroyed a large amount of athletic paraphernalia from football, basketball and track programs. The loss is reported at $1.04.
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Boneston University
eeton
EL Ore
commieiely Reed
fares
athhe
Suit Case Mystery Deepens as Limbs Found in Charles River
Boston authorities reopened the case of a dis membered woman's torso found in a dress suit case and now recover arms and legs in a second case. Medical experts identify the limbs as female and rings on the right hand aid possible victim identification. A pawn broker linked to the torso case is cited as selling the first case and the later one.
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Boston
FRoston
Charles river
Train Hurled From Bridge Near Lexington Ky Injuries Reported
A train plunged seven miles from Lexington into a creek after derailing on a damaged bridge. Several Levingen relatives were injured along with passengers. the locomotive and cars were scattered, and emergency crews battled fires and wreckage as rescuers assisted the shaken travelers.
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Lexington
Levingen
Perans
bruize
mies
Lex
Puen Res & tenier
ing
Phillips
gaz
Bank mistress suit raised over 27 year old stock pledge
Enterprise National Bank faced a civil suit alleging misappropriation tied to stock certificates pledged as loan collateral 27 years ago. Receiver Cunningham seeks to halt further hypothecation while Joing K L To recover $30 on a promissory note. court actions reference Clark, Paterson, and local officials.
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Bir Moxey
southern
Enterprise National Bank
communien pleas court
dines
T. Lee Clark
D. L. Pattersee
Ollham
Clarks
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