Gold Imports Begun Wheat and Corn Gain
New York dated Sept 24 United States weekly trade review notes direct imports from England and France plus 4 million dollars from Australia. Merchandise exports in three weeks of September rise while imports fall, cotton prices drop, and corn and wheat show modest gains. Western coal strikes end boosting output. steel and tin plate mills face delivery delays. overall copper and coke markets shift. Legal notes reference Mrs Luetgert case with courtroom moves, juror Harley inquiry, and upcoming testimony on domestic life and treatment of Dietsvert’s wife.
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New York
I. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Lo Morrow
England
France
San Francisco
Australia
Europe
Hank
Wihent
Atlantic
Hessemver Qe A. Pittslwire
Prey Forge
Mahenns Valley
Birmingham
Roy
Bradstreet's Review Signals Mixed Trade Amid Yellow Fever Quarantine
Bradstreet's Review notes demand checks across staple goods and a yellow fever quarantine disrupting distribution from the Gulf to Georgia. Eastern and Central regions show reduced activity in dry goods while the Northwest and Pacific coast sustain buying. Prices rise for iron and steel with strong pig iron and rail sales. wool and woolen goods edge higher as interior employment increases and gold flows toward the U.S. This reflects a cautious yet hopeful trade mood despite regional slowdowns.
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Bradstreet
New York
Exist
Georgia
Partie
St. Louis
Rouwthern
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ryde de
Carewls Bowidewater
Alroad
Progress of Taettert murder case in Wisconsin shown
Defense witnesses testified Mrs Taettert was seen in Kenosta Wisconsin shortly after authorities claimed her murder occurred. The trial continued with jurors hearing from witnesses who challenged the state's timeline and the threats attributed to Mrs Luedeert.
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Luedeert
Chicago
Sept. A
Watt
Taettert
Kenesta
Wis
Gas Explosion Kills Two Miners and Traps Several
A mine disaster near Marion, Missouri, leaves two killed and several imprisoned as an explosion tears through Williamson County Coal Company workings four miles south of town. Rescue crews extract fifteen wounded, with five or six miners still trapped as flames and smoke hinder efforts. The blast, likely sparked by a lantern lamp igniting coal dust, hurled a mine mule yards and sent cages racing up the shaft as rescuers battle time and dangerous conditions.
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St. Louis
Post Dispatch
Marion
Theis
Williamson County Coal Company
Here
Urey
Hental Pas
Aids
World cotton supply reported by secretary of state
Secretary's weekly cotton state shows the world's visible supply of cotton at 1,239,48% against last week and 1,58,8A for the first year. American stocks total 1,052,438 vs 912,685 last week and 1,177,854 last year. Movement into sight declines 18,000 bales for the week ending September. Total crop moved into sight for four days of the season 748,473, compared with 769,? last week. Inland and northern ports show totals and interior stocks near year-ago levels, with declines noted in southern mills.
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New Orleans
Sepe
Certon
Wilsat
Europe
Aimerican
S.erstary Chaster
Mette
PGA
Recolita
United States
Northern Lids Fund
Canada
Col Hese
Cammereyel
Agaist
Southern Mill Dkinss
Suralnet
Prohibition Nominators In Staunton Augusta
The Prohibitionists of Staunton and Augusta held a meeting in Richmond on September 24 and nominated Dr. T. S. Griffith, mayor of Basle City, for the State Senate and Dr. W. T. Dodge of Staunton for the House of Delegates. J. D. Thals Up of Staunton was also listed. Resolutions endorsing the State Prohibition platform were adopted, with no overtures to other parties.
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Richmond
Staunton
Augusta
Republian County
Wile
Sinunten Menideny
Suicide in prison shocks Mexican police chief legacy ends in tragedy
Eduar do Velasquez, 82, ex inspector general of police, died by his own revolver in Selem prison after a turbulent career. The incident followed a long examination by Judge Plores amid allegations of a lynching plot and ties to Inspector Ville Vicenelo. Velasquez claimed his loyalty to the Chief Magistrate justified his act to avenge a failed life and to satisfy society.
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Olexico
Eduardo Velasquez
Selem
Ife
Plores
Ile
Velasquez
Velazquez
Se ‘Iso
Ville Vicenelo
Eal
Arreya
Villa Vicencio
Velasquest
Velasquez Hola
Pinanes
Congress
Jie
Hero Captain Rescues Barge in Delaware Bay Storm
Philadelphia reports heroic captain Lliazatld helped save the barge Western Belle from catastrophe as a northeast hurricane drove wrecks across the Chooke Bay. The Western Belle sprang a leak but Captain Vierud anchored it offshore and steered to harbor with Forest Belle and Morse escorting nearby. A survey will check the Wooster detail.
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Philadelphia
Alor
Delaware
Tusk
Providence
Forest Delle
New Bedford
Norfolk
Chooke Bay
Vierud
Capes
Morse Pat Ool
Emdurazleivo Ta oqw strike and prison case
In Wy prison in county jail, James Karron, uncle of inmate, died last week at Austin Town, leaving property valued at 3500, 009. The prisoner and Limite Karren, a barber in Siouxty Town, are named heirs with no other known relatives. The California Commercial souvenir magazine ties to the deceased. The Britannia image appeared on a coin in Charles II’s reign.
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Jetmes Karron
Avida Operauter
Montana
Austin
Limite Karren
Siouxty
San Francisco
California
Yellow fever turmoil in New Orleans sparks mob attack
New Orleans grapples with yellow fever outbreak as City Board of Health prosecutes a doctor for suspected report failures. Mob burns a school used as temporary hospital, authorities rally to protect Sisters of Charity and the fever patients. Deaths include Miss Dreyfous and Father Murray. Mobile reports several new cases and three deaths.
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Wyman
New Orleans
Pmt
Card of Health
Board of Health
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Lugin
Orleans
Monluzin
Miss Dreyfous
Cnred
Flower
Mrvl
Pelle
Chee Miyavi
Tate
Ale Beauregard
Mayer Flower
Ts Donot
Maarchy
Din
Sisters of
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Pat Gaston
Miler
Thurchtreet
Met
Murray
Middleton
County Cork
Ireland
Jesuits
Limerick
American College of Rome
Fever Bulletin Reports Spread From New Orleans to Atlanta
Washington sends bulletin on yellow fever with dated notices of cases across multiple cities. Reports list New Orleans and several towns including Atlanta and Louisville with refugee cases and surrounding towns noting limited country outbreaks and medical inspectors assigned to the Meridian line.
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Washiington
D. C
Ceperal Wyman
Washington
New Orleans
Nime
Malthe
Ocean Springs
Semanton
Sles
Atlanta
Louisville
Milost
Barkley
Geddines
Crom Jnellson
Miss
Edwards
Advices from Washington on early health actions
Washington reports detail new camp admissions at Montainebleau, with total cases and discharges, Edwards daily updates, and surgeon Sawtelle noting healthy town status with no suspects. Nashville telegram from the State Board of Health rescinds prior quarantines, allowing travel from infected districts with limited regional exception.
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New Casera
Edwards
Ate
Atlanta
Sawtelle
Rom
New Olean
Nashville
Tenn
Hound of Health
State Board of Health
Tennessee
Man Rescued After Jump From Washed-Up Steamship
A man identified as Wheeler attempted suicide by jumping from the Washed-Up steamship at the Jip wharf in Hampton. He plunged into the water but was pulled to safety after bystanders offered aid. He reportedly warned a keeper he was in trouble before leaping, then crawled ashore and was later found exhausted and distressed.
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Wheeler
Old Dominion
Haipton
Ada
Fatal landslide near Girgentl kills dozens and injures many
A private dispatch from Teme reports about forty persons killed and many injured by an earth slide at the sulphur mines near Girgentl. The message mentions nervous troubles and references chemical sales by Rudolphi & Wallace at 333 Main Street, Washington.
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Linidhin
Teme
Girgentl
Rudolphi & Wallace
Main Street
Politics in Richmond as Democrats muster support and plan for future
In Richmond, a wide circle of Democratic leaders gathered amid rival ambitions for the Speakership. Congressman Young and others discussed strategy with Secretary Joe Phow, while Maj Tyler and Chancellor Saunders weigh bids and coalitions. Young predicted gains in the tidewater district and good prospects for Drhigess Anne's seat, as younger politicians emerge under the Lamb faction's shadow. The Democratic press, led by Ellyson and Chesterman, gains prominence as debates on governance and party alignment heat up, with plans for a private secretary and ongoing rearrangements within the party ranks. Meanwhile, soldiers depart Seattle for Alaska, shipping 32 personnel under Lt. Col. Randall.
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Virginia
Richmond
Major Tyler
Behols
Montague
Don
James N. Stubbs
Hias
Ityan
Tryon
Saunders
Maupin
Congressindan Young
Mehmond
Anon Hom
Jefferson Wathiee
Tte
Ite
Holltichin
Thelen
Aun Wetvingg
Taylor Lyson
Wallner
Pood Dent
Politiea
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Komma
Ben
P. Owen, Jr
Becanme
Wil
Mi Chesterman
Cheaterman
J. Taylor Ellyson
Bryson
Cyler
Biysan
Dion
Mark A
Panna
Ton
Park Agnew
Lamb
Stme
Regan
Lyncabure
Pat Merlier
Warren S. Lurry
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