Balloon Accident Fatalities Reported Near Jackson
Two aeronauts were fatally injured in a balloon crash four miles south of Jackson Michigan. Ella Peake on the upper trapeze and Charles Elliott on the lower were aboard when gusting winds tore the canopy and the craft collapsed. Peake broke both legs and suffered internal injuries while Elliott was crushed and believed fatally injured.
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Jackson
Mich
Ella Peake
Charles Eliote
Miss Peake
Elliott
Bull Gores Father and Son in Indiana Field
Louis Rich and his son George entered a field with a dangerous bull. The bull charged, mauling Louis Rich as George fired a revolver in a bid to distract it. The animal then turned on the son, who returned fire and killed the bull after being badly wounded. Louis Rich died an hour later. George is dying.
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Ind
Louis Hich
George
Rich
Riots in Teheran as bread scarcity sparks clashes
Time special reports serious riots in Teheran after bread shortages and bazaar closures. Troops dispersed rioters with at least ten killed. A mob carried corpses toward the Russian consulate and sought protection. The consul met the governor, who promised bread-price relief, but no action had been taken as the dispatch was sent.
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Teheran
Mir
Butter and Eggs Stock Report from Trade Bulletin
The Daily Trade Bulletin lists eighty five stock points for butter and eggs. Butter supply stands at 552,400 tubs, up from 35,000 tubs last year, with 80,000 tubs being old stock. Overall increase around 26 percent, including old stock and 8 percent for fresh goods. Egg stocks total 41,445 cases, up from 403,984 cases previous year.
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Daily Trade Bullletin
Eage
Planters form sugar trust to break US monopoly
Hawaiian sugar planters move to create a sugar trust aimed at breaking the American sugar monopoly and establish a free market. Nearly $2,000,000 is said to have been subscribed by leading planters who seek independence from eastern and local sugar interests.
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San Francisco
American Sugar Trust
Poisoned by Sottermilk in Gurumm Oklahoma Special
Seven members of the Brooks families from William and James Brooks were poisoned by buttermilk left in tin cans. The incident occurred twenty five times northwest of here. Ads warn of illness but physicians report doctors are treating patients and expect recovery.
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Gurumm
Oklahoma
William and
James Brooks
Here
Bloods Battle with Turks near Stan itea reported
Chronicle dispatches from Constantivanle describe a severe engagement with Macedonian insurgents near Stan itea. Turks suffer heavy losses while insurgents also incur substantial casualties. about 500 killed and wounded for the Turks and 100 wounded for the insurgents.
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London
Constantivanle
Stanitea
Weekly bank statement shows reserve drop and loan rise
New York special reports a weekly bank statement with reserve decreased by 91 070 000, loans up 93 351 000, specie up 26 banosits up 33 862 000. Excess reserves now amount to 19 417 60 over legal requirements.
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New York
Claimed 116-year-old Providence woman dies in Olneyville
A woman identified as Provitence, FB 1, Murphey, died at Olneyville reportedly aged 116 though records indicate she was 108. The death is attributed to old age and she leaves many descendants across generations.
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Murphey
Olneyville
Eatal
Calvin Olser
Carson
Ferra Hante roving Co. temperance law ruling
Judge Taylor of the circuit court ruled that the Ferra Hante roving Co. temperance act under Nicholson’s law is not unconstitutional but practically inoperative due to a defective pang ulanse. The decision notes limitations in enforcement and references New York and Ltradstreet’s will.
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Asdianapol
Ferra Hante Roving Co
Nicholson
Taylor
Serra Hante
Western crops rise as Pacific trade holds steady
Reports show a rally in western interior crops with corn and spring wheat promising well, and buyers increasing to 20 percent in Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis and St Paul.exports of wheat from both coasts and Montreal rise about 210000 bushels to 1440000, compared with 2977000 a year ago.
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Cawa
St. Louis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pacific
Ise Dante
Montreal
Beard
Cairnic Hill
Calcutta
New York Central Railroad Company
New York Lighterage and Transportation Company
Greenpoint Lighterage Company
the Herald
Rafael Quesaila
Hardman Hall
Cuba
Quesada
Venezuels
Gen. Quesada
T. Venezuela
Red Line
Philadelphia
la Guarata
Caras
Hovantoy
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Delta
Schoolcraft
Chelsea
Mass
Henry G Clark
Munich
Whitcomb
Massachusetts
Clark
Proissers
Hamilton Savings Fund and Loan Association
State
Outlaw Pursuit and Chinatown Tensions Across Regions
Western district reports 509 vigilant pursuers chasing Zip Wyatt bandits west of Parvin. A posse mistakes attorney Lee Gray for a gang member, forcing him to flee ten miles. Two gang women captured near Hennessy. George Nicholson is dead from a prior clash. In Chinatown, Consul Lin Yung Yew now walks with a bodyguard amid threats from rival groups. Gov Morrill seeks Waller’s Madagascar case action. France has provided charges only. A violent practical joke ends with 72-year-old Blazer Ely dying after coals and shavings ignite his clothing. In Alabama a photographer and wife are poisoned. a San Francisco executor sells Pioneer mine for $150,400. and Story Thrush receives a life sentence for mentoring her husband.
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Vicmira
Kav
Zip Wyatt
Parvin
F. T
Beachong
Lee Mr. Gray
Hennessy
Oklahoma
Wyatt
Shetlf Christie
George Nicholson
Lin Yung Yew
Chinatown
Torexs
Kan
Morrill
Cleveland
Aladagascar
John L. Waller
Madagascar
Adee
Wailer
France
Waller
Global turmoil and unrest span continents in brief
Dispatches report a coup threat in a European state and a plan to appoint a prince under Berlin treaty terms with Porte consent. In the Americas, Brazil ponders Rio Grande do Sul peace terms while riots flare in El Salvador and an assassination plot at Moscow’s university surfaces. Earthquakes strike Russia and China regions, with casualties feared.
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Shure
Asu
Fusatasima
Berlin
Daily News Pri Vienna
Russia
Ferdinand
Coxon
Colombia
Panawa Sanes Company
Guzman
Jay
Isthimasan
Clifford Clark
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ecouncil
United States
Caim
St. Petensocns
University of Rio
Ilig
Students' Union
University of Moscow
Vlan
San Salvador
Guitierrez
Castellanes
Frorzies
Camacchi
Bresos Ayres
Rio Grande Do Sul
Alaraes
Saan Ghar
Fou Chow
Ku Cheng
Erein
Kiannovadsk
Lyelve
Moonshiner Cook's jail escape and destitute wife
In 1898 Deputy Marshal Garner was killed during a raid in Terdin County by Cook and his moonshine gang. Cook later turned state's evidence, aided another raid, and several moonshiners were captured. His wife lived nearby in destitution, dying of starvation, with neighbors aiding before burial. Disturbances in Anderson South Carolina involve a light sentence for Lewis Bennett amid black community uproar. Additional items report Talmage’s canceled sermon near Gypsy Grove and other regional dispatches including Texas quarantine arrivals.
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Southern
Cook
United States
Garner
Terdin County
Ovience
Anderson
S. C
Atlanta
Lewis Bennett
Bennett
Charg Gang
Bermett
Crackstone
W. Va
T. DeWitt Talmage
Gipsy Grove
Here
J. D. Bowles
West Virginia and Vitesburg Railroad
Bowles
Talmage
Gypsy Grove
Tahnege
Strunn
Oklahoma
Dusis
James Settle
Point Mills
Drae Hin
Te Hoy
Quirantine
Emitti
Holmes Confesses Plan In Pitzel Death Insurance Fraud
Holmes tells Philadelphia police a new version of his link to Pitzel who died in a staged explosion to claim life insurance from Fidelity. He describes plotting in Philadelphia, describing despondency, a note, and then dragging the body to falsify the death as an accident. He admits using chemicals, a match, and a false pine to mislead investigators.
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Holmes
Philadelphia
Pitzel
St. Louis
Helmes
Callowhite Street
Fidelity Company
Weather and crops report from multiple states
A condensed recap of USDA summaries notes favorable early harvests in Wisconsin and Michigan while Indiana and Nebraska show good growing weather and progressing fall plowing. Reports from South Dakota and Nebraska indicate normal temperatures, improving corn and potato conditions, with variable rainfall and ongoing threshing and harvest activities nationwide.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Fort Worth case links to Holmes missing girls
A Chicago basement search uncovers few proof of murder besides devices and skeletons as investigators pursue Holmes associates. Arkansas inmate Hatch or A E Allen Caldwell and Mascot may reveal the Wil liams and Pitzel disappearances. Quinlan could convict Holmes and himself. Debate coverage and crop notes follow.
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Chicago
Arkansas
Holmes
Fort Worth
Texas
Wiliams
Hatch
A. E. Allen
A. E. Bond
Caldwell
Williems
Pitzel
Hutch
Pitzer
Toronto
Minnie Williams
Little Rock
Pet Quinlan
Ister
Random Snippets Stir Rumors Across States
The piece parades a collage of quips and digressions from politics to weather. It mentions Gladstone's retirement, Arizona rolling along, a mysterious figure in Michigan oath law, a Cincinnati street brigade, and satire on the silver movement. It also notes a looming price rise by the rubber trust and a novelty claim about improving shipwreck safety.
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Gladstone
Arizona
Kentucky
New York
Rubber Trust
Kansas
Nebraska
Nile
State and Savings Auditor Proposes Bank Reforms
A long report outlines recommendations to limit bank withdrawals from local supervision, strengthen examining committees, and require better informed directors. It urges statutory penalties for directors who fail to appoint committees or enforce duties, and stresses solvency as condition for remaining under state oversight.
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Stewarthy
General Assembly
Western Iowa Veterans Meeting and Fatalities Reported
A gathering of Western Iowa veterans from Munona Ide Crayford Sidby Harrison and Patts watlinia was held at Missouri Valley on the 87th and 48th of this month. At Oskaloosa a saloon brawl involved Jones Kirkman White and two others. Jones was harmed, Kirkman White wounded, and Kellin shot himself in the foot fatally. Emery Wheel accident injured George Wanghic of Mason City, struck by a wheel bursting, with a severe abdominal injury.
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Iowa
Munona
Ide
Crayford
Sidby
Harrison
Pattswatlinia
Willoe
Missouri Valley
Jones
Colored
Kirkman White
Kehlin
Oskaloosa
X.amt Kirkiwan
Kellin
George Wanghic
Mason City
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