Wholesalers Move to Oakland Faces San Francisco Blockade
San Francisco seeks to repatriate wholesale business amid calls to halt relocation. City officials say 400 retail stores operate in San Francisco with stock shortages persisting. Warehouses fear further military confiscations as officials report $93,088 total relief funds by April 30. Missing diplomats have been accounted for. earthquakes in Latinas and wind damage cause ongoing concerns.
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Wittman
Cormittee
San Franciscos
Sruttie
Sproule
Southern Pacific
Hin
Schmitz
General Greely
Ac ‘Frisco
Phelan
The
Relief and Red Cross Times
San Francisco
Vrench
Halian
Tapartolts
New Reason for Optimism Delivers Trade Outlook
New York April 28 K G Din & Cos Weekly Review of trade says the optimistic tone follows an earthquake event. It notes favorable weather boosts retail trade and building, with labor scarce in some sectors. Manufacturing runs at full capacity in leading industries, while some machinery sales lag in footwear and textiles. April builds exceed last year by 8.2 percent and foreign port commerce improves imports but exports fall slightly from 1907. Fire losses this week reach 215 in the U S and 20 in Canada, compared with the prior year.
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New York
K. G. Din & Cos Weekly Review of Trade
Canada
Pardon Request For Dan Kipley Heard By Board
Springfield officials report Dan Kipley’s pardon request heard by the state board of pardons at Moliet with the case under advisement. Secretary J A Snively said a decision on Ripley’s case may come within thirty days after a meeting attended in Chester. Ripley, nephew of the late Chief Ripley of Chivas, is serving a sentence for the murder of Hopkins during a shooting in the apartments of a woman known as Diamond Lil Whipler. Kipley’s pardon urged on ground of dangerous character and self defense.
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Dan Kipley
Gairdon
Moliet
J. A. Snively
Pardon Board
Chester
Ripley
Chivas $9
Amer der
P Uain
Hopkins
Che
Diamond Lil
Whipler
Urgen
Harvard German professor suspected in wife’s arsenic death
Cambridge police issue warrant for Erich Muenter an instructor at Harvard charged with murdering his wife by arsenic in Cambridge about three weeks ago. The body was moved to Chicago on April 17 before the case became public. Muenter born in Germany formerly taught in Chicago and Lawrence Kansas before joining Harvard less than two years ago.
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Cambridge
Mass
Erich Muenter
Harvard University
Chicago
Muenter
Germany
Harvard
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Kan
Little Byers Bow and Kidnapped Boy Mystery
Dr. Byers of Seeleyville Ind visits Decatur to verify a boy found with Charles Spencer and Wife described as Gypsies. The boy was not his son. Separate item notes Insurance Commissioner Barry in Lansing asking Michigan fire insurers for risk and loss data.
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Decatur
Ji. Byers
Seeleyville
Ind
Hone
Charles Spencer
Lansing
Mich
Barry
Michigan
Sun Wroy
Cisea
Baseball Scores From April Games Across Leagues
Chicago area scores show the American and National leagues posting results with New York 3 over Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 10 over Boston 9, St. Louis 8 beating Pittsburgh 2, and Chicago 7 over Cincinnati. Other games include Washington 5 over New York 2 and Philadelphia 8 over Boston 0.
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New York
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Boston
Brookyn
Fittsburg
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Washington
Mhiladelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Owners Rebut Proposes Arbitration in Anthracite Debates
New York April 23 A miners leaders subcommittee and anthracite operators clash over wage adjustments and the 1902 strike commission award. Operators demand three year extension or arbitration on changes while miners reject the plan. The exchange centers on whether arbitration should build on the original award or reopen its terms.
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New York
Beretorova
Xukes
Mitchell
Ibis
Wages Clash Over Production Costs and Three Year Rule
In a debate on wage increases for anthracite and coal production, operators oppose open ended contracts and demand at least a three year term not aligning with presidential cycles. They argue wage hikes would raise costs by 6.1 million dollars and 12 million with the aluminum sale, while officials show higher anthracite wages but not excessive. Also, a separate Danville death case notes Mrs. Moore found dead in a bedroom scene. autopsy cites hemorrhage of the drain.
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Anthracite Commission
U. 30. W
Mavnet
Danville
German planter's cruelty trial ends with light fine
Berlin April 28. The trial of Mismauh Mismaul, accused of brutal lashings on native workers on extensive plantations, ended with the court accepting extenuating colonial practice. He was fined 23 dollars after defense argued mistreatment was common among German settlers.
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Mismaul
Mismah
Mistaahl
Reputed New Orleans Woman Attempts Suicide in New York
Mrs Ioan Dumont, staying at the Belleelaire hotel in New York, swallows two poison tablets in her room. She is held at Teonsevelt hospital on a charge of attempted self harm. Born from New Orleans, she had resided at the hotel for years and phoned for urgent aid before being taken to hospital.
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New York
Ioan Dumont
Tellvernize
Teonsevelt Hospital
Dumont
Belleelaire
New Orleans
Hazing leads Lafay ette seniors to possible strike
Easton Pa April 28 twelve seniors one junior and two sophomores at Lafayette College were suspended and told to leave town after hazing freshman class. Upperclass students resisted suspension and may strike if action stands, risking classroom attendance disruption.
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Easton
Lafayette College
Pope Opposed to Woman Outrage, News Outlets Report
A fragmentary outline notes the pope’s stance on woman outrage, a cyclone in Bellevue Texas causing thirteen deaths, a statue unveiled in Paris for Benjamin Meontin, and a New Orleans Confederate veterans parade. It also mentions a Drake “grate” adjournment in Cincinnati, Bloomwood near Ice Lake, a fire near wipeout with losses under 16000, and labor/union tensions in New York affecting wages and construction.
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Benjamin Meontin
Paris
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Batata Supreme Court
Bloomwond
Itice Lake
Wic
Washington
Federation of Patotic Societies
New York
New York University Law School of New York
Unekmen
Excavetors
iNew York
Police Raid Targets Royalists and Bonapartists in Paris
Police conducted simultaneous searches of private homes and federal offices in Paris as part of a broad crackdown on royalist and Bonapartist factions and suspected anarchists. Prominent aristocrats and labor movement leaders were questioned as authorities seek to uncover plans tied to May Day demonstrations and alleged revolutionary financing.
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Bunapactiste
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Baron de Taradel
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Gudl
Vhouvenel
Prince Louis Napoteon
Flint Maj. Weuilent
Impérial Guard
Tle
Bonn
Interation
Fablio
Becnme
Bublic
Ecole Militaire
Galerie Des Machines
Department of the Seine
Temps
Paper Money for Venezuela Abolishes Gold Basis
Venezuela plans a national bank to issue paper currency for general circulation. Secretary Cardelans and Manuel Corio arrived from Guayana to negotiate the national bank proposal, aiming to replace the existing Banco de Venezuela gold basis with a paper system and attract foreign bankers. Lieu tenant Governor Hertiott denies withdrawing from the governorship race after a county convention backed Cummins. Two bombs found at Union Station in Denver. police suspect a staged act targeting a passerby.
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Hatliwtck
New York
Government of
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Manuel Corio
Gurneas
Banco de Venezuela
Caracas
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Banco de Marracaibo
Senor Cordo
Senor Deus
Europe
Orvine No 2 offered to curb drink habit
An appeal to wives and families promotes Orrine as a scientific cure for alcoholism. The ad claims a colorless tasteless powder or liquid form, $1 per box, guaranteed refund if it fails, with a free treatise on curing drunkenness. Sold by Wangler Bros. 4:21-28x5,3.
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Orvine
Orrine
Corrine Co
Washington, D. C
Wangler Bros
Notice to Contractors for Water Company Well Sinking
Bids due May 1 1906 at Waterloo Iowa for sinking a water well with 19 inch bore to 200 feet, then 15 inch clearance to 400 feet, further to about 1500 feet total depth with 8 inch bottom. Specifications available at the Waterloo Water Company office or Daniel W Mead Chicago. The company may reject any bid. Secretary J E Sedgwick.
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Wathmaloo Water Company
Waterloo
Town
Daniel W. Mead
First National Bank
Chicago
WATET
LOO Water Company
E. Sedgwick
Waterloo, Jows
Illinois Central schedule fragments for Chicago Express trains
Rail timetable snippet lists west bound and north bound trains between Chicago, Dubuque, Fort Dodge, Waterloo and Omaha. Includes passenger and express services with times, train numbers and notes on daily operation and Sundays. Chicago sleeper movement noted from Waterloo to Chicago with 7:32 a m arrival.
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Sioux City Limited
Dodge
Bionx City
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Waterlog
Fort Dodze
Waterlan
Chi
St. Paultim
Albert Les Pass
Albert Lea
St. Paul
Albert Lea Way
St. Paul Manifest
So Paul and
Chicago + Limited
Albert Lea and
Albert
Exprasa
Way
Chicago
Waterloo
Right Road to Chicago Omaha and Beyond Rail Timetable
Railway timetable fragment listing eastbound and westbound trains for Cedar Rapids Division. Includes Chicago and St Louis Limited, St Louis Ballast Express, Twin City Limited, Rockford Passenger, Fast Freight, and various U P and G W R routes with daily and Sunday patterns. Contains multiple train numbers and stops at important points.
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Omaha
St. Zealy
Denver
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Feorla
Bert Worth
St Joseph
St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Louie
Burlingtom
St. Louis
Povita
Teeseeesee Liscom West Sound
Tywin City- Limited
Twin City
Wxpregu
Reese
Sirorig
Rockford
Eec Essere
Ti—Way
Sun
G. W.R
BOU
St Joe
KK. CG. Limited
K. G. Blatt
Exprody
Kanenai City Express
Des Moines Express
Way Freight
OC U. P
Ohl and Weat
East
Oelwein
Train connections at Waverly and Denver Jet noted
No. 52 connects at Waverly for points west on the C. G. W. Ry, No. 64 connects at Denver Jet with C. G. W. No. from all points west to Fort Dodge. No. 68 also connects at Waverly for points west on the W. W. Fort Dodge line.
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Omaha
Waverly
G. W
FE Dodge
Ali Pointe Weat
Aif
Fort Dodge
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