Appoints Laurits 3venson as minister to Denmark
Washington notes report Laurits 3venson of Minnesota named United States minister to Denmark. The piece also covers Hest urging arid-land reclamation reforms, Sullivan's annual War Department report, tariff era exports, pension exam rules, a White House reception for foreign guests, and various agency updates amid reports of crime, fires, yellow fever and Cuba unrest.
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Laurits
3Venson
Minnesota
United States
Denmark
Cometsero Wes Hest
General Land Office
Interior Department
National Irrigation Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Congress
Sullivan
Bureau of Statistics
Covonment
Penston
Evans
Thk
McKinley
White House
International Committee of the Fotherhood of
St. Andrew
Post Office Department
Witsos
Agricultural Department
Sternbern
Corrugated World Update From Wide Range of Events
The report surveys labor plans at Tux Chicago Great Western and Stickney urging employee stock ownership, mining disasters in Red River area, drought impacts across Kansas to the Dakotas, a fatal duel aftermath in Georgia, Mennonite relocations, shipwrecks, and fires in Chicago and Des Moines with numerous casualties and property losses.
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Stickney
Beecome
Chie
Red River
Aeton
Zimmerman Packing Company
Portland
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Henry Harris
Robert
Robertson County
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Snogdy Springs
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William Thernons
William Hintom
John Minton
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Kansas City Stock Yard
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United States Chesit Court
St Paul
Minn
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Thayer
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Boundary Line
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Uncle Sam
Seventh Day Adventists of the
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China
Des Moines
Co. V. Reperns
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Tex
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Dexter Park
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Chicago
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Salvation Army
American Volunteers
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Charlevoix
Mich
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Bradstreet
Congregation of St. John Baptiste
Kansas City & Suburvan Belt
Texas
Indian Territory
Rae McEvxey
Hoth
Opelika
Ala
Yellow Fever Status in New Orleans With Quarantine Modifications
Local reports indicate yellow fever cases and deaths remain largely unchanged in New Orleans. Authorities consider loosening quarantines to allow families to leave homes, while a camp is set up to move laborers to sugar districts. shipments aim to keep freight flowing amid protests over front-yard flags. Seventeen new cases are reported in New Orleans, with two deaths, and similar updates from Epwagus, Mississippi.
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Monroe
United States
Dun
Feen Gowerr
Spirit Lake
J. A. R Elliott
Kansas City
Gilbert
Elliott
Cheshire Improvement Company
Brooklyn
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Edwards, Miss
Mobile
Ala
Cuba
Havana
Gomez
Niles
Mich
Berrien Springs
Dixon
Robert Parks
Robiy
Medora
Ill
New
BullOnt
Foster
Board of Bealtt
Peistay
Bevant
Sam
Marine Lailarterview
Warne Honorital Servis
Avomdale
Dietriete
Lewisiane
Union Pacific System Revamp Sparks Massive Railroad Reorganization
The pending Union Pacific reorganization promises to create a vastly expanded system by reclaiming former Caton Pacific branches and feeders. It expects to command about 200 million dollars in capitalization after rehabilitation, with significant debt on branches and stock as the plan proceeds.
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United States
Caton Paeife
Camaba
Amd
Union Maete Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Widow and heirs dispute over Jamies Pale estate
Craven seeks recognition as widow of James J. Pale in a chancery suit filed after an August marriage contract approved by Judge Stack. The case centers on a deed claiming she is the lawful widow and entitled to a share of Pale’s million dollar estate. Further proceedings and appeals are expected in the coming days as parties move to formalize claims.
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Fewu Jarge Siack
Meo. Craven
James J. Pair
Jimlye Slack
Ek Craven
Saened
Jae
James Pale
Nertie K Cnaven
Conser and taboe offices filled by Bee Prewitt
The president announced several appointments including Johan Snagwreell at Copenhagen Denmark Jose L Hoke in West Virginia at Windsor NOS W Levin Shaw in Pennsylvania at Burranggulila Henry W Beendler as collector of customs for Buffalo Creek KY David S Comingore as internal revenue collector for Kentucky's Sixth district Maj Wm BR Livermore engineers corps named to the Nicaragua canal commission
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Posuls
Johan Snagwreell
THE
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jose L. Hoke
West Virginia
Windsor
Nos
W. Levin Shaw
Pennsylvania
Burranggulila
Columbia
Henry W. Beendler
District of
Buffalo Creek
David S. Comingore
Internal Revenue
Sixth
Kentucky
Maj
Wm. BR. Livermore
Corps of Engineers
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Behring Sea Question and Fight Update Report
The St James Vasette notes cautious NYC press on the Behring Sea issue criticizing Washington officials for overreaching. It also reports George Dixon, unhappy with Reserve’s decision, will meet Sally Smith in a title fight proposed for February.
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Get
Tieen
Sally Smith
George Dixon
Smith
Multiple Odd Local Feats and Crimes Reported
Reports from Bartimene Maryland and Jackson Mississippi detail a submarine wreck at Columbia iron works dry dock and the assassination of James Chapman near Jackson. A Parisian student bet involved swallowing five silk neckties in salad form within six minutes. Windsor Castle drew nearly 20 000 visitors in August, far above last year.
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Get
Argonaut
Columbia Iron Works
Windsor Castle
Bloody fight at the Lipman Place in Woolruff County
A violent melee near Deview, Woolruff County, leaves several men badly injured with three in danger of death. The altercation began after drinking, using knives and other weapons in a fight that lasted over eighty minutes. Wounded include Ko J Doglass Prenk Willinia George Towers and FOOW Wilson Douglass may recover.
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Deview
Woolruff
Ko J
Doglass
Prenk Willinia
George Towers
Wilson Douglass
Charles Lipman
Moon
Kidkes
Money Order Expansion by Post Office Department
The Post Office Department plans a broad extension of money order facilities to all post offices. First Assistant Postmaster General Meath urges expanding access as many villages lack money order services. In the last fiscal year about 7,000,000 money orders were issued, totaling just under 8 million dollars, with international orders reaching around 14 million dollars.
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Mosteaaster
Meath
United States
Meigs County bandits nabbed during wedding caper
Officers arrested Charles Hysell and Bert Wines at Squire Lang’s residence amid sensational circumstances. Hysell stood to marry Miss Georgia Manley when deputies interrupted the event. Wines, a guest, resisted then surrendered after a brief pursuit.
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Towrnoy
Charles Hysell
Bert Wines
Meigs County
Squire Lang Poder
Hiysell
Georgia Manley
Wines
Cinnes Tees
Chicago Great Western plans employee stock ownership
President Stickney announces a plan to make conductors brakemen switchmen and other employees stockholders in the Chicago Great Western railway He invites these workers to become joint owners with current stockholders The plan aims to deepen employee investment in the company and align interests with management
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Chicago Thrat Western
Comian
Chicago Great Western Railway
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Chicago Great Westerns Railway
Bneeremak Pone Lrg Mab
Mile Haney
Maple Leaf
Iim
Sheriff Admits Role in Goldensoppe Murder Case
Queens County jail officials report Sheriff admitted involvement in fixing prices charged to suspects in the Goldensoppe murder. A binary down and a confession followed a soup incident where Mrs Ackaml Thorn fell ill. Investigation confirmed the sheriff’s admission of manipulating charges.
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Sherif
Queens
Shiek
Ackaml Thorn
Galdensoppe
Glass Trust Converts U S Factories Under One Head
Practically all major American glass manufacturers met yesterday to form a national glass trust. They vote on organization details, with final plans expected by next Tuesday.
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America
Correwnrs
United States
Invited Queen Chosen for November Flower Show
Contested notices from city and state scraps reveal a request for a city queen in the November Flower Show with various entrants and a historic scene in St Louis during Veiled Prophets festivities while names from Kansas City and Topeka enter political and criminal headlines.
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Betueen
Kansas City
Sovernber
Kaseas Crey
Adna Whitney
Chillicothe
Quren Loretta
Topeka
St Louis
Cty
Mississippi Outlook: cotton prices and trade in Jackson area
The Meridian Post reports steady to improved business prospects in Mississippi as cotton prices fall and markets reassess. Debts decline, farmers stay home, corn crops good, a strong picking season aids cash flow, and expectations rise for healthier commerce after a brief downturn. Forecasts note weather favorable for crops and a gradual easing of past trade strains, with hopes for wider money flow and reduced meat prices.
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Ryan Walt
Elrenla
Abia Bey
Regional Crime Ring and Rail Theft Probed by Jury
A Whit Fell County jury charged with investigating the Weingaan gang uncovered long running car thefts on rail lines. The gang allegedly stole goods later sold to Dalton merchants after robberies on trains. Separately a Virginia estate valued between 7000 and 40000 dollars was probated, with heirs named and charitable bequests noted.
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Whitfell County
Jery Bnew
Dhol Tevon
Ladieti
Patton Fee
Comedietty
Aml
Gorda
Dalton
Vaughn
Southern Railrod
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