Local News Brief From Silver Lake Record
The Weekly Record of The Record Poss Shing Co publishes in Silver Lake Indiana.
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Silver Lake
Indiana
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
6
Features of Interest Courts and Crimes and Markets
A compact overview highlights coverage of courts and crimes, accidents and fires, labor and capital, grain, stock and money markets. This feature section surveys notable cases, incidents, workplace issues, and financial activity with emphasis on developing local and regional impacts.
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Untitled fragmentary notice about local fuels and trade
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Huntington Youth Drowns Near Quarry West of Huntington
A 11 year old boy, son of Mrs. Mary Me and brother of Brobaser, drowned at Hawley quarry east of Huntington along the Wabaso railroad. He attempted to swim with classmates from his neighborhood but could not reach safety before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas R. I
Mary Me
Hawley
Huntington
Wabaso
Jacobs
Rothschild Heir Haron Nathaniel de Rothschild Dies
Vienna report states Haron Nathaniel de Rothschild died June 13 and left four million dollars to be distributed for various charitable purposes and other writable uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Haron Nathaniel de Rothschild Woo
F1d Packed Eastern News Mix of Fires, Frictions and Finance
A fragmented Eastern column reports a wave of incidents and shifts. Fire destroys Granite Linen mills in Warrendyke, N D, loss about 150000. New Yorkers face rising heart disease risk. MIT and Harvard consider amalgamation. Philadelphia bows to Mayor Weaver as street railway franchises face setback. Heirs of Mrs Mary Winship settle with Princeton Theological Seminary. Bradice Strone and others linked to bankruptcies. New York steamer crash and industry shakeups add to a year of upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Board of Health
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Corporation
Harvard University
Granite Linen Company
Warrendyke
N. d
Philadelphia Counci
Weaver
Mary J. Win
Princeton ‘Theological Seaanary Peceive
Bradice Strone
York
Siu
Fatal plunge shocks New York broker Carl A. Claussen
Carl A. Claussen a 36 year old wealthy New York broker died after leaping through a bedroom window to a stone area four stories below. He was a long time Produce Exchange member with a reportedly prosperous business.
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Carl A. Claussen
New York
Claussen
Produce Exchange
Ilis
National Structural Iron Workers and Bridge Builders’ Union
Philadelphia
Edward Joyce
Joyce
Washingtom
Pridge Builders’ Union
Equalie
Peticent
Notable Crime and Public Affairs Sparks in Midwest News
A winded miscellany reports a woman found guilty of murder by a Wisconsin jury, with details of related trials across states. Updates cover a Minnesota Civil War veteran’s death at 75, a Memphis area banker’s prison strain, and local incidents including a Shelbyville child’s assault case and a Wyoming cattle theft outbreak.
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Treverner la Pollette
Wisconsin
Denville
Wooster
Faesht & Co Jewelers
Treets
Newark
Bastie
Moston
Cape Tee Sap
ySbey
Paul
Nisih
Moerteage and Trust
Mey Hui
Shelbyville
Ind
International note on Panama canal and silver effect
The report covers reactions to canal activities and silver shipments, including U S policy, canal commission actions, and banker input. It mentions President Roosevelt, industrial concerns, and concerns about American manufacturers amid global tensions.
Chicago Trade and Manufacturing Market Report
Summer weather improves business conditions with strongest activity in finished foods and wholesale deliveries. Manufacturing remains steady though building trades slow from material delays. Livestock receipts rise, while wool and cheese shipments show mixed results. Trade pressures include heavy rainfall in some regions and cautious optimism in banking and advices.
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Metro
Adviccs
New York
Sasson
Canada
Pradstreet
Labor pact and anti lottery order influence postal policy
The agreement between the United Iron and Steel Workers and Amalgamated Association restores wage scales for 1905-06, with a typical increase around the prewar level. Postmaster General Cortelyou issues a general order urging strict enforcement of the anti lottery law and caution in handling mail relating to lotteries and gift schemes.
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Pttt
Neo
Remaseniagives Q
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Suhjeh
Derr
Postimaster
Kings Coronation Reflected in Wartime News and Trade Prices
The issue blends wartime economy with royal events noting cattle and grain prices, butter eggs and wheat values, and shipping trains. It references Windsor representatives and plans for a Christiana themed public tribute, with congratulations to the King and the Prince of Wales.
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Cowal
Voten
Oat
Sywden
Oscar
Wing Gustavus Ade
Tennessee Coal Co President D B Bean Dies in Knoxville
Telegraphic brief reports the death of D B Bean, president of the Tennessee Coal Company, at Knoxville. The notice offers no further details.
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D. B. Bean
The
Tennessee Coal Company
Knoxville
Weather summary shows mixed crop prospects across regions
The weekly weather summary notes heavy rains in the lake region and upper Ohio valley while southern states face drought conditions. Central areas report warmth and general crop progress though some districts suffer heat and cold snaps. Winter wheat harvesting begins in Missouri Illinois and surrounding states with variable yields.
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Weather Bureau
Lake
Mississippi
New England
Minnesota
Rocky Mountain
Lake Region
Upper
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Upper Mississippi
Missoori
Central
West Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
Marsas
Missouri
Sou Llinois
Opie
Michican
Dakotas
Yamd
Deine Wellon
Belo
Lave Wwatlen
Got Ari
Swedish Prince Marries at Windsor Castle
In a royal ceremony at Windsor Castle, Swedish and British royalty unite as Princess Marcus wed Prince of Sweden in a formal church service. The event draws attention from both houses and honors the longstanding ties between Sweden and the United Kingdom.
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Windsor Castle
Marcus
Edward
Windser
Fisinaal
Fire devastates Winkler Cotta works in St Louis
A blaze nearly destroys the Winkler Cotta works of St Louis with extensive damage. Reports note Mrs W S Bowers of Columbus Ohio seriously injured in an automobile collision with an express wagon. Calve reportedly loses a vocal cord ending hopes to sing again. Peru names Manual Alvarez Celderon minister to Chile. George S Davis reappointed judge advocate general for four years. Santiago del Histrio revolt quelled as Gov Santillan and wife captured. F H Briggs of Cleveland claims a new explosive powder costing four dollars per pound.
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St. Louis
W. S. Bowers
Ohimbus
Ajine
Calve
Manual Alvarez “Celderon
Peru
George S. Davis
Santiago del Histro
Argentina
Gov. Santillan
F. H. Briggs
Cleveland
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