Trade Review Indicates Favorable U S Markets
New York Oct 4 R G Dann & Co weekly trade review notes overall favorable conditions with imports remaining large and exports weakening slightly. Crop reports show better prospects and wheat movement is strong. cotton and wool textiles are in steady demand. money market remains active around five percent.
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Eleven Dead as Shamokin Mine Explosion Kills Five
A Philadelphia and Reading company Sterling Run colliery blast at Shamokin left eleven miners dead or injured. Five died and six survived with severe burns and mutilations. Rescue teams, hindered by gas and damp, completed body recoveries as dawn broke.
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Philadelphia and Reading Company
Shamokin
News From the Orient and North Carolina Cholera Rumor
News from Hong Kong and Yokohama reports cholera raging in Fanchow China with hundreds dying and foreign residents suspected. A deadly earthquake in Japan’s October scene again unsettles inhabitants while wells and structures suffer damage.
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Notable Deaths of Oswnne Resident Dies at 67
The oldest citizen, Dr. a, Oswnne, died October 1 after paralysis. Born in 1840s in Pore At, he was the son of a confidant to George Washington. He reportedly suffered a fatal attack and passed at St. Rose. He was 67.
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St. Rose Tee
Beale and Nash Wedding Sparks Divorce Fight In New York
News from New York reports that on October 5 1910 Miss W. Nash will wed Mrs Addie W Beale at the bridegroom’s address No 9 East Twelfth Street. Beale a prominent restaurateur pressured a divorce to derail the wedding while his estranged wife asserts her own prior marriage ended in 1909.
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Brockton
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Lewie
Brocton
Adelaide W. Turner
Train Collision Kills Four Horses and Fatal Wreck Near Harrison's Landing
A head on collision yesterday at 9 40 between the Waebex of Connecticut and a Brattleboro freight south of Harrison's Landing New London caused a devastating wreck. The rear car carried four race horses bound for Groton races. four of the five handlers were killed. Train hands escaped serious injury though several workers jumped to safety as flames and debris spread. Firemen reported no further survivors from the horse car.
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Treasury Decisions Clarify Anthracite Coal Dutiable Status
The Treasury Department rules that anthracite coal is dutiable at 85 percent ad valorem. The decision follows a New York circuit court ruling in the H. & Claflin case, overhauling the standard for distinguishing anthracite from bituminous coal.
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New York
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Lightning kills driver in Green Lake storm crash
Charles Schulke of Green Lake Ont. was struck by lightning and killed while driving his Abeep into the yard during a storm. The report notes another line about miners injured and a separate reference to persons Liman and Pillsbury in a medical context.
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Sin Bate Mines
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Pillsbury
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Blaine Delivers Speech Amid Campaign Tensions
James G. Blaine spoke at White Plains amid a large parade and official escort. He defended protective tariffs, stressed New York’s commercial role, and warned against Democratic plans while commenting on the Irish vote and weather conditions in the campaign.
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