Japan to reject renewal of immigration treaty
Foreign Minister Hayashi reportedly told a Japanese personal envoy that Japan will not accept a new immigration treaty. The note discusses credentials from Secretary Root and a draft renewing article 2, clause 4, granting each nation the right to regulate immigration, signaling a potential breakdown of the 1911 accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta
Ung Tomo
Waeshington Mondavi
Genmiuidka
Representa Coun -Oive
Tamaoka
Pacific
Hayashi
Bear
Root
Namanka
Yemaoka
Harashi
Receivers Appointed for Macon Bank in Georgia
Judge Whipple appoints B P O Neill T N Baker and A D Schofield as receivers for Exchange Bank of Macon Georgia after a bank run. Assets listed at 1 938 473 with liabilities matching. Directors meet after runs July 2 3 directing legal steps to protect depositors and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TC. V. Whipple
Et Cordele
B. BP. O'Neill
T. N. Baker
A. D. Schofield
Exchange Bank
Macon
Cahannis
And
Asgais
Widespread Indianapolis Building Collapse Shocks City
Two three story brick buildings in Indianapolis center of the wholesale district collapsed from unknown cause Sunday morning. Loss is placed at 226000 with two lives lost and early reports warn of greater danger had the incident occurred during business hours. Nearby heat victims in St Louis include Peter Helfrich and Ben Rodgers and Joseph Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enin
Meéridiazn
Atesirests
Indianapolis
Ind
Sondar Snorning
Nain
St. Louis
St Louis
Peter Helfrich
Manchester Avenue
Ben. T. Rodgers
Joseph Ward
Phonograph Used in Parish Service In France Parish
In the village of Mastre Frances the local priest adopts a new method for church services. He uses a phonograph to recite the Nicene Creed and chant responses, replacing a live lecture or choir boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastre
Frances
Himitout
Outbreak Report Details Disorders in Raky Area
Murky dispatches describe grave health disorders spreading in the city of Cagillari and surrounding proviness. Officials warn of a growing outbreak linked to unclear causes as healthcare teams mobilize.
Sigax City Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Prices
A shaky market summary notes steers and hogs with varying quotes. The report mentions top hogs at 5.36 while noting the Montgomery County Pa crop growth and a few anecdotal figures about cattle and produce, including odd measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigax City
Robert to Quit August Resignation of Director Teoh Aris
The resignation of George E. Teoh Aris as director of the Ming will take effect in August. His successor has not yet been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
George E. Teoharis
The
Ming
Augi
Giant sea turtle nets near San Diego surface
A massive sea turtle weighing 1,942 pounds surfaced off San Diego California. It was captured by fisherman Julius Solisen and measured five feet two inches across its shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Cano
Julius Solisen
Elevator crush tragedy at Reel land in Del
Miss Margaret McGonigal aged 20, employed at Reel land in Del paper mile, was killed when an elevator failed trapping her near Rockland. She lived nearby and death was reported as a result of the crush.
Stockyards Concession Shifts Packers on Postmortem Rule
In Chicago, leaders from major livestock exchanges meet with large packers and agree to modify a postmortem rule. The policy will now apply only to dairy cows and common native cattle, letting range cattle pass. Attendees include Swift of the National Live Stock Exchange and presidents from Kansas City St Louis Milwaukee St Joseph Buffalo exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hve Stack
West
Chicago
Swift
National Live Stock Exchange
Nanses City
Zecent Lennan
Kansas City Exchange
J. H. Simcock
St Louis Exchange
L. Koechler
Louis
National Exchanges
Daie
St. Joseph Exchange
Holmes
Milwaukee Exchange
Pansom
Buffalo Exchange
Wall Street Plunge Triggers Big Bank Theft
Runyan, paying teller at Windsor Trust in New York, stole 96 917 dollars after a 10000 dollar advance from a steel trust magnate blamed for his crime. He fled nine days before a monthly bank examination, was captured in New York Friday with half the funds recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyan
Wall Street
Bank
New York
Bomb Explosion Tied to Internal Mine Device in Indiana
State Mine Inspector Rutledge said an internal device using a loaded revolver in a toolbox with 25 pounds of giant powder caused the blast at Consolidated mine No. 17 in Colvilleville Indiana last Monday. Louis Colonia and August Genneth were killed. Superintendent Houck found no vendetta or labor trouble explaining the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge
Collimevile
Ind
Louis Colonia
August Genneth
Houck
Whelesafe
Japs Not to Boycott Gur Goes
Tokyo correspondent for the London Daily Telegraph reports leading chambers of commerce deny any plan to boycott American goods. They say such a move would be impractical amid existing trade tensions and personal crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur
Tokio
London
Telegraph
Florida Bank Failure Shuts Fort Dallas National Bank
The Fort Dallas National Bank of Miami Florida was closed Friday by order of the Comptroller of the Currency after Bank Examiner McDonald reported insolvency. Liabilities total 03, oe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dallas National Bank
Miami, Fla
McDonald
Mail Sacks Recovered After February Stage Hold-Up
Two sacks stolen in a February hold-up near Myersville, Wro, have been recovered by post office inspectors. Seven hundred letters were sent on to their destination after the sacks were found. the registered letters had only been opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Wro
Post Ofice
Admiral Farquhar and Rear Admiral von Heldrichs Die
Rear Admiral Farquhar and Rear Admiral von Heldrichs Farquhar, O. G. 8., retired, died suddenly at the Hotel Thorndike in Jamestown on Wednesday night. Cause of death reported as apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farquhar
von Heldrichs Farquhar
O. G
Thorndike
Jamestown
Besih
Ke. County ex judge shoots assailant in home attack
Taylor Gambill went to the home of ex County Judge F C Duff in Per TY county Kansas and fired a pistol at him. Duff returned fire and killed Gambill. The case details the fatal confrontation and the roles of the involved officials.
Man Arrests After Firing On Wife and Daughter in Larksifte
A man named Andrew Lovwlin of Larksifte Pennsylvania shot at his wife and daughter Thursday then fled to a nearby muuzleing. Police staged a manhunt and reported the victims were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lovwlin
Larksifte
Muuzleing
Sedgliat Curman Elected Joins Jarrow House Seat
Curran and trades union officials report that Sedgliat Curman was elected on 29 to represent Jarrow England in the House of Commons. The result confirms Curman’s position in Parliament amid local political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgliat Curman
Curran, Soc To and Trades
Nice Oficial
Jarrow
England
House of Commons
Transvaal Rejects Woman Suffrage Move
The Transvaal assembly Friday rejected a resolution in support of women’s suffrage by a 4 to 24 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
Missouri feels two shocks from quake Thursday afternoon
Reports from Missouri describe two distinct earthquakes felt Thursday afternoon. The vibrations rattled windows and dishes and moved buildings but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Bismarck
Min
Cay
Houston Plumber Charles Butler Dies After Carbonic Acid Intake
Charles Butler a 25 year old Houston Tex plumber drank carboalic acid and died in agony while his wife stood by. The incident details his death and surrounding circumstances as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kin Hinwell
Charles Butler
Houston
Tex
Rhode Island G. I. Brayson Resigns from Republican Panel
Gen Charles IX Brayson Rhode Island member of the Republican national committee resigns from the executive committee of the Republican state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qasis
Rhode Island
Charles IX. Brayson
Republican National Committee
Republican State Central Committee
India Revolt Growing Across Provinces
Dispatches report rising native dissatisfaction in India with revolt preached in many provinces. Natives are being trained to Aght.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Devastating Wisconsin Storm Kills Multiple Residents
A severe storm swept western Wisconsin injuring many and destroying farms and homes. At Oakdate near Camp Douglas four people were killed, with casualties listed in Millston Wyeville Warrens Neillsville Grand Rapids and Gilisville. The Oakdate family names and other victims are reported along with damaged schools and outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swene
St. Paul
Oakdate
Milwaukee Road
Camp Douglas
John Dame
Millston
Jasper Popp
Wyeville
Andrew Raumetl
Warrens
Joseph Buckner
Neile
Warrane
Tomah
Senator Dick to Explain Akron Treasurer Shortage
Akron report says Senator Dick will issue a statement on the shortage of Fred E. Smith Akron city treasurer who lent public funds to friends. Shortage totals 173 992 dollars with county and school board at 104 008 dollars. Notes from Dick Miles dated July 5 1965 show 5 000 each and only 1 000 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Fred E. Smith
Smith
Sith
Riot at Mattoon Ball Game Ends In Forfeit
A riot broke out Thursday during a Charleston versus Mattoon baseball game in Mattoon Illinois in the Eastern Illinois league. Umpire Clancy was attacked after a disputed first base call and knocked to the ground. Police intervened to save him as about six others were injured and the game was forfeited to Charleston by a 10 to 0 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
Charleston
Clancy
Indianapolis
Charleston Ta
Claney
Riot at Jamestown Exposition Sparks Injuries
A riot erupted Wednesday night at the Jamestown exposition after an encounter with about 540 members of the South Carding and Kentucky regiments attempting to take charge of the war path. Powhattan Guards resisted. Several people were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Exposition
South Carding
Kentucky
Powhattan Guards
Teves Breaks Dam Damages Large Cal Land Tract
A dam at Ruane Vista lake near Pakers field Cal breaks releasing floodwater on 20 100 acres owned by Miller Lux and the Tevis Land company. Damages reach 1 009 0906 dollars. Authorities report the incident and assess losses to the properties and water control infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teves
Ruane Vista Lake
Pakersfield
Cal
Miller & Lux
Tevis Land Company
Frost Deluge Freezes July Records in Ohio
Frost struck parts of Ohio with subnormal temperatures Tuesday night. Cleveland recorded a low of 16 degrees above zero as frost touched the ground in several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danace
Ohio
Cleveland
British Embassy Team Arrives in Intervale Maine
Ambassador James Bryce and staff landed in Intervale Maine from Washington for official business during their stay. Andrew Quehvin of Larksville Pennsylvania allegedly fatally wounded his wife and daughter before fleeing to the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
James Bryce
Intervale
Washington
Wike
Andrew Quehvin
Larksville
Western League Baseball Schedule at Sioux City
Schedule of Western League games to be played at Sioux City with teams Des Moines Lincoln and others listed in brief. Major Tiardine ordered to Panama to report to Coll Goethals, chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission, on special duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Sioux City
Puento
Des Moines
Lincoln
Tiardine
Panama
Blej
Chester Harding
Coips of Engineers
Coll Goethals
Isthmian Canal
Roberts Accepts Presidency at Commercial National Bank
George E. Roberts, director of the mint in Washington, will become president of the Commercial National Bank of Chicago, succeeding the late James H. Fickels.
Peoria Man Sentenced for Wife Murder in 1906
Charles Murray of Peoria was sentenced to twenty five years in the penitentiary for fatally shooting his wife Nellie Murray on October 2, 1906 after she refused to return home with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murray
Peoria
Nellie Murrey
King Edward Decorates Enrica Caruso with Victorian Order
King Edward hhen decorated Enrica Caruso the Italian tenor with the Victorian order. Alganr Caruso is the first ginger to be thus honored during the reign of King Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaward
Cavan
Edward Hhen
Enrica Caruso
Alganr Caruso
Edward
Roberts Declines Past High Paying Posts Before New Offer
Geiree L Roberts previously declined senior roles at the Northwestern railway and a steamship line offering $15 000 a year, preferring his work as director of the ming y congeniad and to finish administration tasks. Friends in Des Moines expect he may accept the Commercial National bank of Chicago offer, seeing a change as advantageous after his current duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieberis
Des Moines
Aged Man Rescues Child From Maddened Cow
Editor C T Lowther of the Batavia Watchman saved 2 year old Fanchion Wilson by confronting a heat maddened cow in his yard. He grasped the cow’s horns and twisted its neck, diverting the beast as the child crawled to safety. The cow died soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Lowther
Batavia Watchman
Fanchion Wilson
Rich man became tramp after loss and river floater claim
The bloated body found in the Bellevue river is reported as A McRoberts of Charles City. Once a Cul Ta ar banker worth about 75000, he lost wealth in speculation, drank heavily, and drifted as a tramp. His wife runs a Charles City boarding house. a wealthy brother allegedly refused aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. MecRoberts
Charles City
Bellevue
Dubuque
A. McRoberts
Cul- Taar
McRoberts
Charles Clery
Big Railroad Improvements At Muscatine This Year
Over 150000 to be spent at Muscatine with 60000 by the Rock Island for summer works. An equal amount by the Rock Island and 49000 by the Milwaukee in spring bring total to 160000 for the year. Two hundred fifty laborers arrived last week and will be employed for months. Yard capacity will double, tracks relaid, and roadbed strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Store Clerks Strike Shuts Inwood Shops
Inwood retail clerks walk out after failed petition for shorter hours. Stores operate with reduced staff as employers face a labor action by the union.
Death of Ray Stewart in Sheldon
Ray Stewart son of ex Postmaster J C Stewart died at his Sheldon home after months of illness from acute Brights disease. He was about 20 and had served as a post office clerk. Corn has grown rapidly in fields and knee high corn by July Fourth is now seen as likely for a safe crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stewart
J. C. Stewart
Sheldon
Bright
Tragic Death From Eighteen Cold Cure Tablets
An 18 month old, Chikis Misarke Pacal Helen Kahler, died at Waterlooo after swallowing eighteen cold cure tablets mistaken for candy. The report notes a hotel remodel at Fiatel Change Shelton and New York parties leasing the Howard hotel property in Sheldon for imminent opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chikis Misarke Pacal
Helen Kahler
Waterlooo
Fiatel
Shelton
Howard
Sheldon
Boarties
New York
Fatal accident claims farmer and toy cannon blast fatality
Ida Grove farmer Alfred Linguist fell from a scaffold and was paralyzed for hours but will survive. In Des Moines a toy cannon blast from improvised dynamite caps killed Earl Davis at Mercy Hospital after a leg wound and blood vessel burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita County
Bes Ifoines
Earl Davis
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Sermon and lecture by Dr Gunsanlus in LeMars crowd
Dr FL W Gunsanlus of Chicago preached to about 2500 people at the LeMars chautauqua Sunday afternoon and delivered an evening lecture titled The Ideal of Culture.
Explosion at Lake Manawa Fireworks Barge
An explosion occurred during a Lake Manawa fireworks display near Council Bluffs as fireworks on a barge caught fire. The men in charge of the barge were seriously hurt in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Manavwa
Lake Manawa
Council Bluffs
Eye Loss From Firecracker Incident In Webster City
Harry Ferrell of Webster City lost his right eye and possibly his left eye after a giant firecracker exploded in his hand. Barrett Brown and Robert Blankenbuchler sustained serious hand injuries from Roman candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ferrell
Webster City
Barrett Brown
Robert Blankenbuchler
Woman Folds Car At Willow Creek Bridge Tragedy
A Caughe underneath horse in a serious condition after a buggy overturned at Willow Creek bridge near Oyens. Mrs Eugene Schroeder, with her 32 year old son and mother in law Mrs Nick Schroeder, were en route from LeMars when a car suddenly appeared on a blind curve. The horse collapsed the buggy down an embankment pinning Mrs Schroeder beneath. Mrs Nick Schroeder and the son escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polypointh
Avs
Eugene Schroeder
Oyers
Wridar
Willow Creek
Hickey
Oyens
Schroeder
Nick Schroeder
LeMars
John Woods Exds Life in Sheldon Home
John Woods, about 60, an elderly Sheldon resident, ended his life by strangling himself with a pillow case at his son's residence. In poor health and despondent after his wife’s death last September, he had just returned from California two months earlier. He leaves three children and three brothers as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
John Woods
Wood
California
Wallace Woods
Emma Goldie
Dr. Miller
Sambarn
B. T. Woods
Miles Woods
Henry Woods
Hansis
Dying Man Suffers N-Ray Burn From Cancer Treatment
Gabriel Gun- Gerson, a 52 Carpenter of Des Moines, is dying nine months after an X-ray burn from cancer therapy. The 10 inch burn on his side worsens as his cancer grows. doctors note N-ray burns may not hurt early yet can deteriorate over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Maines
Hver
Gabriel Gun- Gerson
Carpenter
Twentysixth Street
Hickman Avenue
Des Moines
Lightning Strike Kills St Anthony Player After Game
Albert LaPlant aged 23 second baseman was killed by lightning as St Anthony and Clemens left the field after a six inning game Sunday. Eight teammates were knocked down but not seriously injured in the tragedy witnessed by about one hundred people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
Clemens
Albert LaPlant
The
T Anthony
Youth Mortally Injured as Horse Terrifies Dare Daredevil
A 90 year old Frank Dailer, son of Tk. FL Dalley formerly of Jefferson, died after a horse frightened at a depot caused him to fall backward, breaking his neck as a Milwaukee northbound train neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dailer
FL Dalley
Jefferson
Mon
Milwaukee
Farmer Wins Ditch Dispute at Honeyfield Case
Judge Clyde upheld a March term decision in the Honeyfield ditch case at Charles City. Honeyfield must reopen and keep open a ditch that had crossed his farm for about fifty years and is forbidden to fill it again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Honeyfield
Charles City
Honeyfeld
Bexter Sentenced in Mail Fraud Land Swindle Case
Tra W. Dexter convicted by federal jury in Algona for fraudulent use of the mails in a land swindle tied to the National Land company. Judge Reed imposed three years in prison and a $506 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexter
Tra W. Dexter
United States
National Land Company
Algona
Reed
Tragedy Strikes Des Moines River Drowns Young Farmer
Young farmer John Internmill aged 18 drove into the Des Moines river at 1 o clock Wednesday night to water his team. He was swept away by the torrent and drowned. His frantic cries for help were heard as he was carried to his death. In Sanborn a drowning at the lake claimed Joe Cannon aged 24 and Wilbur Marsh aged 6. The berries were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowner
Des Moines
John Internmill
Eues
Sanborn
Joe Cannon
Wilbur Marsh
Clinton’s Musical Prodigy Delights Large Audience
Miss Vivian BP Stork, a 1i year old musical prodigy, gave a recital before a large company of music lovers, performing difficult operatic and classical pieces with notable skill. Bryan at Spencer, W J Bryan spoke to 3 600 listeners on Prince of Peace. Senator La Follette spoke July 4. Average attendance surpasses 1 560. A Mason City safe at Decker and Sons packing plant was tapped. nearly 100 stolen. The watchman was arrested but later freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Vivian BP
Stork
Bryan
Spencer
W. J. Bryan
la Foltette
Bearglais
Mason City
Decker & Songs
LeMars Chautauqua Attracts Large Crowds
The LeMars chautauqua continues to draw big audiences with speeches by William Jennings Bryan in the afternoon and Fred T. Dubois of Idaho delivering the Fourth of July oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiryen
Tlemars
William Jennings Bryan
Thefternoon
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Trade Strength Up as First Bale Signals Year
The report notes strong trade and no drop in production across leading industries and forward work. Favorable factors include higher bank payments, increased dividends, and robust grain movement. Retail sales show an excellent exhibit with favorable comparisons. wholesale demand for staples, dry goods, footwear, clothing, and furniture stays strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leview
Trae
Trade gains lift wholesale and jobbing outlook in New York
New York reports improved weather aiding crop prospects and retail trade. Six months of wholesale and jobbing data show stronger conditions and higher business volumes compared with 1905-00, with industry leaders voicing favorable results amid growing reorder activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Deradstreet
Market Prices Across Cities For Cattle Hogs and Grains
A compilation of regional price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Giaconiati Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and more. Notable figures include Chicago cattle 4 to 7 dollars heavy hogs 4.4 to 6 dollars and butter 1 to 2.5 dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Carlie
Cork
St. Louis
Catte
D?c
Detroit
New York
Cabite
Ste
Fire and Financial Fluctuations Across Nations and Towns
Reports describe a $15 million guarantee for Sao Pauline coffee seats and a Panama US treaty nearing final touches next autumn. A Utica NY plant burned for $200000, Indiana’s governor spoke to Presbyterians in Pittsburgh, and a Russian money tunnel scandal with 30 arrests emerged from Dechna. Duluth’s Great Northern dock project expands port capacity while Morenci Arizona suffered total wildfire loss. Christianburg Virginia saw multiple industrial and lumber losses totaling about $30,000 with several buildings burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States of Colombia
Republic of Panama
Utica
Indiana
First Synod of
West
Young People's Societies
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Dechna
Sibevia
Oil magnate Rockefeller summoned to testify before Judge Landis
Invitations issued by the United States District Court in Chicago summon John D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil officers to testify in a case involving concessions from railways and the holding company. Judge Landis, hearing the Standard Oil disputes, aims to learn about the Indianapolis company’s finances and its relation to the holding entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Kenesaw M. Landis
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Luciane
Rockefeller
Landis
Standard of Company of Indiana
Merthywestern University Law College
Fudge Lancdis
Walter Q. Gresham
Cleveland
Arr Gresham
Holmes Trial Tied to Crop Report Fraud and Bribery
Louis C. Fan Riper testified in Washington that Edwin Holmes conspired with F A Peckham and Moses Haas to profit from advance crop reports. He described how Holmes explained front running statistics and disclosed $55 000 in profits to Theodore Jr Price. The case also notes a brokerage operation Peckham & Weves financed with stock exchange influence. Three killed by lightning in New York City storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Edwin 3
Washington
F. A. Peckham
Moses Haas
New’ York
Louis C. Fan. Riper
New York
van Hiper
Peckham
Theodore Jr. Price
Peckham & Weves
Holt
Insane man shoots friend in Zanesville murder
Charlet Adams suddenly becomes convinced he is pursued by a mob and fires on his close associate Robert Musgrove in Zanesville Ohio, killing him in a tragic incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlet Adams
Robert Musgrove
Zanesville
Ohio
Adams Express Announces 200 Percent Dividend
Shareholders learned from President Weir that the directors approved distributing surplus totaling 22 million dollars. The plan awards a 200 percent dividend on each share, with bonds issued in denominations of 500 and 1000 dollars or fractional equivalents. This marks the third distribution allowed by the express company amid pressure from holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Adams
Expre
Express Compelle Fargo
Ce Meloné
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Seri-Ctcini
Dapan
Ren
Montgomery County
Tre. Henry Arklar
Florida
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Western League Baseball
News OF Thes
Hawkeye State
Caughe
Lightning
Great Northern Railroad
Duluth
Miloon
Morenci
Ariz
Jossage Fregates
Christianburg
Christianburg Chilled Plow and Machine Company
Avery
J. S. Childress
New York City
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