Mystery to Remain No Solution of Horace Marvix Death
Public skeptical as accident theory fails to explain the death of Horace Marvix Jr aged 3 years 10 months. Burial planned in Sioux City after funeral in Dover Delaware with remarks by Rev H B Kelso. Coroner impaneled a jury as officials consider accidental death with surrounding circumstances likely verdict. Farmers and locals gathered at the home to view the body, features swollen and scarcely recognizable.
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Horance Jr
Ture
H. XN
Marvin
Dover
Delaware
H. B. Kelso
Episcopal Church
Bay Meadows
Sieus Cig
Josenn Callaway
Southern Pacific Ends Pact With San Pedro Tine
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports the abrogation of an ag ree ment between Southern Pacific and San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake company. The move, dated late June, is urged as necessary to curb restraint of trade and is linked to California anti competitive law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
San Pedro Tineon
Southern Pacific Compar
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Shermen
Lovett
New York
Southern P. Company
Lovell
California
PAX FOR GRAIN ELEVATION ON GREAT WESTERN ROAD
Amended plan sets three quarters of a cent freight tax starting March 7 for grain passing through Peavey elevators on the Chicago Great Western line. Payment to be made by elevator owners, not carriers. The rule follows Interstate Commerce Commission cuts of 56 cents per 100 pounds on grain moved via Union Pacific. The exact compensation and impact on other lines remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Road
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Com-P
Interstate Commerce
Peavey
Union Pacific Railway
Nesroe Gets Swit Tastie: Ed Gibson Sentenced for Attack
Ed G Gibson faced one count after an assault on Dorothy Paris a 19 year old from Quand. He was arraigned and received five years imprisonment and a trimming fine of 32,608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed G Gibson
Alondayn
Dorothy Paris
Quand
Gibson
Surgeon Dr Prager Advises Generating Palates
Dr Paul Prager of Vienne, an army surgeon, urges identification of palates as a method. He believes the system is more effective than finer praise and suggests improving palate identification to enhance efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hentiy Privesners
Palares
Paul Prager
Vienne
Sioux City Fire Stock Market Update
Saturday quotations list the Shiv Hye snack market with Top Beeves at 5.20 and Top hogs at 4.25, reflecting active trade. Market noise and fragmentary terms appear as a brief commodity snapshot from the period.
Evansville Man Embraces Mother, Finger Breaks Ribs
A man in Evansville Ind comes home to find his mother crying after an embrace. He discovers his act caused her to scream and later learns he had fractured one of her ribs. The incident highlights unintended harm in a moment of distress.
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Evansville
Ind
Goeter
Tien
Florida Senate Endorses Bryan for Democratic Presidential Nomination
The Florida Senate passed a resolution endorsing Bryan for the Democratic nomination for president. It recognizes his candidacy and urges support within the party. The action reflects regional backing for Bryan in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Senate
Dogs of Lexington Prohibited from Night Barking After Four
A local ordinance bans vocal exercises by Lycanines after 4 PM to curb night barking. Penalties escalate to death for violations. A separate note recalls a wild vest show by Atlanta high school pupils and reports Clyde Haynie, son of Dr. W. Tsaisyhie, was fatally wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dors
Lexington
Atlanta
Clyde
Haynie
W. Tsaisyhie
Prisoners in Trons Police of Nicaraguan Town on Paguc Gah
The Puerto Cortez police chief and several officers are aboard the American gunboat Paguc Gah charged with murderous assault. Commander Pullam of the Marietta ordered arrests after an incident with a Taussigna negro named Gen. Davis, who was struck and left incapacitated. Other Nicaraguan officers were detained in connection with the affray. Davis, an inspector for Thacker Bros. steamship line, wrested a weapon from a drunken soldier and fled into a house. police and soldiers arrived, arrested him, and he was beaten while being transported. Physicians later arrived as the scene unfolded.
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Puerto Cortez
Paducah
Pullam
Marietta
Davis
Thacker Bros. Steamship Line
Spa
Count Otto von Waldstein Identified as Desperado in Willows
The dead noble Otto von Waldstein of Austria is identified by Aliss Mary Fitzgerald of San Francisco after his body was exhumed from Pollers Field in Willows. He reportedly died in a running fight with a posse of officers, believed to be the alleged robber who killed John Marcovich of Oakland.
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Desperado
Willows
Cal
Otto von Waldstein
Austria
Prince Wartemours
Franz Joseph
Aliss Mary Fimgerald
San Franciscs
Pollers
Otto
The
Poste
Smith
John Marcovich
Oakland
Oto Ferrous
America
Placer County
San Francisco
Ber
Settlement Ended Vamous Case In Frontier Theater Dispute
In a federal case tied to Broadway and Tabor theaters in Frontier, Hine Settlements reached with Mr and Mrs Peter Me Courts of Denver against heirs of William E Bush. Judge Fiewis awarded 47100 in final sum. total recognized near 164000 for Biggerig's claim. Case began in 1901, stirring local controversy over profits of the sister theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette
Linden
Eng
Airs
Peter Me
Denver
Bolo
Tf Ecover
Wiliam E. Bush
McCourts
Broadway
Tabor
Frontier
Judg@fiewis
Biggerig
Power Magazine Explodes in Canton China
A massive blast at a Canton power magazine caused widespread destruction on Thursday evening. Hundreds injured, fifteen buildings razed, and over 100 seriously damaged. A 200 foot section of city hall collapsed. foreigners in Shamien suburb escaped unharmed. many storied buildings suffered sight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
China
Shamien
Telephone Operators Strike Paralyzes Pacific States Telegraph
Practically all operators of the Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone company at San struck Friday seeking wage increases for bookkeepers and other staff. The company plans to hire non union girls while still employing operators, causing a near freeze in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone
Sanstruck
Socialists decide on parliamentary policy in Sweden meeting
About 300 delegates from socialist groups gather to decide on faire parliamentary policy in Sweden. The meeting includes party members of parliament and activists, with discussions across factions and potential signatures on unified proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selense
Sweden
Perezitian Parliament Opens Amid Frontiers Talk
Perezitian Parlament opened Friday as President Penna addressed the assembly noting Pan American congress years and mentioning Secretary Root visits to Brazil. He called the frontier questions settled satisfactorily and pledged continued cooperation.
Life of Silas Vie Bead Highlighted in Columbus Obit
Silas N Vie Bead of Columbus Ohio died Friday from acute Brights disease. He served as serjeant at arms or assistant at every Republican state convention for the past twenty five years. Sir Alexander Swettenham retired as governor of Famsica on Friday and returned to his hillside residence pending departure from the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field of Columbus
Swettenham
Sir Alexander Swettenham
Famsica
Teetroit's Big Sensation Dr Fritch arraigned in death case
Detroit doctor George A. Fritch was arraigned Friday on a charge of statutory manslaughter in the death of Edith Presley. He stood mute when asked to plead and a preliminary examination was set for May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Fritch
Detroit
Edith Presley
Fritch
Four Kilted Try Gas Tragic Death in Jersey City Home
William Gross, his wife, and two sons were found dead from exposure to a toxic gas at their residence in Jersey City. Authorities reported the incident occurred on Friday, with city officials initiating a safety review pending autopsy results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Gross
Jereey
Noa
Haywood Murder Trial Readied Amid Fearful Atmosphere
In Boise Idaho counsel for prosecution and defense prepare for the Steunenberg murder case trials with William Haywood as the first defendant. Pending is a defense motion for a bill of particulars alleging Haywood conspired in the murder. Violence remains a constant fear as labor unrest and propaganda inflames public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
William Haywood
Haywood
Stennenberg
Colarde
Statue Unveiled for General McClelan in Washington
In Washington Thursday, a statue to General George B. McClellan was unveiled by the Society of the Army of the Potomac, with cabinet officers and army and navy officers present. President Roosevelt and Generals Sickles, Howard, and Dodge attended the ceremony. Sculptor MacMonnies created the work, modeled from photographs and relics provided by relatives and comrades.
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Foogevell
Army
Navy
George J. McCicHan
Washington
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Addis
Roosevelt
Sickles
Howard
Dodge
Sculpine MacMonnies
Macsonnies
Giverny
Tris
Busis
R McClelan
Alleged church bombing case reaches jury in Edwardsville
Sensational testimony emerged as Stephen Savare admitted on the stand that he and Chunowsky planned to blow up the Welsh Congregational church in Edwardsville Pa two years ago and were promised 125 by a saloonkeeper denied a license. The court allowed a prominent witness to be called to identify a suspect said to have financed the plan. The jury was selected Thursday amid evidence the court would consider further links to the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiare
Togeph Ghanowskyy
Dynane
Edwardsville
aSiven
Stephen Savare
Chunowsky
Wardsvile
Savage
Ais
Attempted wreck disrupts passenger train on Chicago and Northwestern
A Wednesday night incident halted a heavily loaded passenger train from Milwaukee and Racine to Chicago when an obstructing object was placed on the tracks. An extra freight train struck the obstruction, keeping the locomotive from derailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Alilwaukee
Racine
Chicago
Eleven Bodies Recovered After West Virginia Mill Explosion
Rescue teams recovered eleven bodies from the Whipple mill near Charleston West Virginia after a gas explosion. The incident occurred late Wednesday and is believed to be the worst in the area this year. The death toll was initially reported as five then rose as more victims were found. Authorities continue to investigate the cause and assess the site for safer access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple Mill
Charrieston
W. Va
Ruel Seeks Change of Venue in Abraham Tuell Case
Ruel asks for a venue change in the Abraham Tuell trial, requesting a countywide change from San Francisco due to various reasons he contends prevent a fair trial in the current county. The resumption of the trial was set for Thursday before Judge Thunn.
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Ruel
Venus Abraham Tuell
San Branaisca
Thunn
San Francisco
Western League Schedule for Sioux City Games
Western League baseball lists upcoming games to be played in Sioux City including Omaha competitions on May 29, 30, 20, and 21. The schedule identifies dates for the series and matches to be staged in the immediate future.
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Sioux Cin
Omaha
Examining Range Pences Under Interior Direction
Under the direction of the interior department a corps of special agents began work Thursday examining fences and titles to publi se funds in Wr o ning.
Breaks Immigrant Record With 15000 Plus Arrivals
Ten trans Atlantic liners brought more than 15000 aliens to New York on Wednesday, setting a new daily immigrant record. Ships from European ports docked at Ellis Island as officials processed arrivals and noted the high headcount for a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Death of Maj. Gerald Rathbone in San Francisco
Maj. Gerald Rathbone died in San Francisco on Thursday after a brief illness. He served as consul at Paris under the first Cleveland administration and later aided the staff of Gen. Scofield during the war.
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Gerald Trathbone
Gerald Rathbone
San Francisco
Paris
Cleveland
Scofield
Revolt of Political Prisoners Suppressed in Vibrom Quarters
Troops were called to quell a prison uprising of political prisoners in Vibrom quarters St Peters burr on Thursday morning. Soldiers fired a volley, killing one man and wounding several others.
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Tevolt
St. Peters
Burr
Traveling Maui 5 Bestel and Hotel Maids Scuffle
New York report describes a hotel dispute involving a traveling salesman and two chambermaids from the Ballin gal hotel. An attempted reparation led to a scuffle with punches and a free drink offered as apology, resulting in injuries and a claim for a hero medal for Nan Hodge.
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New York
Hor
Ottumwa
Alfred
Ballingal
Cohen
Bartora Gillispie
Nan Hodge
Ciy
Ihe
Nan
Spanisht Wik Veterans Encampment in Dubroveane June 12
The United Spanish War Veterans of the department of Iowa plan their first annual encampment and convention in Duboveane from June 12 to 15. The reunion invites all veterans of the Spanish American War and Philippine insurrection who enlisted before 1902 to join. The group unites preexisting veteran camps into a single national organization. Local G A R encampment activities are also noted with dates and locations.
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Genet
Dubiagque
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Towa
Duboveane
Alin
Fitehagh Kawuma
Yan UN
G. A. Rl
Towa
Jury Finds Henri Bullen Guilty in County Board Case
In Distries Court at Skeazurebie the jury in the state of Iowa versus Henri Bullen, a board supervisor for fu county, returned a guilty verdict on misappropriation of funds. The judge will set the penalty and sentence, with potential fine or removal from office. The case has drawn wide county attention and raises concerns about board management a decade prior.
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Dienry
Skeazurebie
Towa
Thy
Saves Girls Brom Phones
Tlelen, daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Tansey of Charitar, suffered serious burns when her clothing caught fire while near a bonfire. A neighbor woman rushed to help, but the flames could not be fully extinguished, leaving her severely burned on multiple areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlelen
Mr Ami
A. B. Tansey
Charitar
Vane Lhigk Anulan
Berek
Pythiga Sisters Convene at Bishnuistrict Meeting
The dignitary grand deputy chief of the Peihian sisters hides from Des Moines and Grand Chief of the Do main Airs, Lizzie Matthews of Corn Bluffs, addressed the Bishnuistrict convention of the perder hosted by the Twentieth County temple of Adianrie on May 1.
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Peihian Sisters
Des Moines
Domain Airs
Lixzie Matthews
Conrail Bluffs
Perder
Twentieth County
Adianrie
New Mercus School House Contract Awarded
Charles Wasser of Waterlis wins the contract to build the new Mare schoolhouse for 14 dollars while George I. Sheerer of Waterton collects 32 dollars for plumbing, totaling 24,233 dollars for the project. The old building will be auctioned May 1.
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New Mercus School Fouse
Charies Wasser
Waterlis
Mare
Gorge I. Sheerer
Waterton
Mav Liles A
Anacdedt. WT
Zitlere
Webster City
Concevtional Bank
Arrested for Sedation Case in Griswold
A young man from Mivtule, Alvert Hubbard, was arrested in Griswold on a seduction charge. He was taken to face a case involving a girl named Amtheans. Authorities, including Cyt MLZ, are handling the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert Hubbard
Min
Mivtule
George
Griswold
Cyt Mlz
le Montiate
Amtheans
Auto Crash Injures Lincoln Township Woman Near Mason City
Mrs Harrian of Lincoln township suffered probable fatal injuries in an auto accident near Mason City when a wheel came off at high speed, ejecting her and her husband Tony feet from the car.
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Patalmoan
Mason City
Harrian
Lincoln Township
Tony
Tobin Named Revenue Collector Succeeds Sajih in Vinton
Tobin of Vinton, the new internal revenue collector, took charge recently and said he will retain the existing clerical force. Altwrnex Salat, lack from Waterloo, warned she would sue several Waterloo women for delicious prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NL. Tobin
Vinton
Archie Sajih
Altwrnex Salat
Waterloo
Towa Palis Girl Marries
Miss Alarion Courtney of Towa Fails wed Baward L. Lanning of the Waterloo Gas company at the bride's home. They departed at once for their new home in Waterloo. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Courtney of Iowa Fails.
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Towa
Baby drowns in city sewer accident
A year old child of City Clerk Fflaileck fell into an open ditch in Eagle Grove and drowned in shallow sewer water. The incident is reported as a tragic accident with the infant's death attributed to the hazardous ditch.
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Babe
Fflaileck
Eagle Grove
Snow Blankets Towa With Deep April Snow
Snow covered nearly the entire state of towa in the last days of April. In Pes Moines and central towa eight inches fell, threatening grain and pastures while fruit and truck farming suffer severe, perhaps incalculable, damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Pes Moines
Pioneer Physician Dead in Webster City
Dr J B Medberry, a pioneer physician in Webster City and oldest practicing doctor, died after years confined to bed with paralysis. He also founded the front drug store in Webster City.
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J. 8
Medberry
Webster City
Police Stop Elopement Plot in Audubon Marriage Plan
Harvey Brown of Illinois and Miss Johnson of Audubon were arrested and held at a private house by Marshal LaRue while awaiting the parents. The girl denied eloping intent, saying she came to see Brown off and was compelled to stay as the train departed. Brown claimed four years of courtship and parents’ opposition to the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Harvey Brown
Illinois
Fetetig -Johnson
sAudubos
Waite
Audubon
Marshal LaRue
Brown
Marriad
Miss Johnson
Millionaire Hubbell Proposes City Street Opening
Millionaire Fy Hubbell sent a note to Bichter Harvey Ingham of the Des Moines Register and Leader urging an assignment of Hubbell options for a street opening project. Ingham judged he could earn 100,900 on the same property, while Hubbell sought the city payment of 3,000. The seller was directed to Ingham, and interest grew as the plan circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbeil
Togham
Fy Hubbell
Bichter Harvey Ingham
Register
Des Moines
Hubbell
Ed Ingham
Hubbel
Ingham
Nike
Divorce suit dropp er and reunion of Aiken family
After incomplete separation and application for divorce, a material reconciliation is announced between Bary Prouty Aiken and erpaemin Aiken of Yes Moines and their 3 year old child, to be united again at Mauskeges, Indian Ferriary. Aiken is daughter of Fudge and Mrs. 4. FL Provty. They had moved to Cimeiunatii after marriage following a separation a few months ago.
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Bary Prouty Aiken
Erpaemin Aiken
Yes Moines
Chilloghtier
Mauskeges
Frightful Night Ends With Rescue After Exposure
A crazed assailant dragged a woman from her Des Alpines home at 5 in the morning, then fled barefoot in night clothing before capture. Doctors report her condition critical from severe exposure as six inches of snow blanketed the ground. Her sanity remains uncertain.
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Welock
Sein
Attempt to wreck Illinois Central train near Nashua
An attempted sabotage on the Illinois Central line between Nashua and Plaintieu aimed to wreck a southbound train. Authorities report unknown suspects placed an obstruction. the late southbound train did not arrive, but the northbound train passed over the debris, preventing disaster.
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Hunts’ Central
Nashua
Tlinois Central
Plaintieu
Prigsnil
Hazy records report a medical rescue of a Webster City woman
An unclear OCR passage describes a Webster City resident Marge Olmstead and another former queen involved in a medical emergency. A physician acted to save the woman during an incident described with garbled terms and numbers. The text notes the husband and hospital staff involved and that the woman survived.
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Atrs
Marge Olmstead
Webster City
Epidemic Report From Plymouth Area Details Smaddpox Spread
Residents in Plymouth and surrounding rural districts report a rapid outbreak of smaddpox with fear of wider spread. Health authorities note rising cases and urge vigilance as local clinics record infections. officials warn against unnecessary travel to affected towns.
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Sunuipex
Naythern
Plymouth
PHS FC Ies
Homestake mine blaze and regional notices in Iowa
Boned D and Wittini Bert from Boned visit Clarion amid the enduring Homestake mine fire causing widespread paralysis. regional updates report Tobin Besias Dallcs named collector in northern Iowa, R B E Dale appointed draftsman in Portland, and local obituaries including Mrs G L Stewart of Washington.
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Wittini
Bert
Boned
Clarion
Tst
Jawan Appoinick
R. BE. Dale
Ames
Quartermaster Service
Army
Portland
Ore
Stop Interurban Franchise Resolutions Delay Special Election Considered
The Commercial club of Fort Dodge at a special meeting passed resolutions petitioning the council to delay acting, aiming to order a special election to extend the franchise of the Newton and Northwestern Interurban line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club of
Fort Dodge
Newton and
Northwestern
Wealthy Farner John Hackett Ends Life
John Hackett a wealthy farmer aged about sixty and resident of Sigourney was found dead by hanging in a granary on a farm occupied by Matt Davis. No motive or cause is stated for the fatal act in the report.
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Farner
John Hackett
Sigourney
Matt Davis
Big Class at Manson High School 1907 Graduates
A late nineteenth class at Manson High School will be the class of 1907, comprising twenty nine members who expect to graduate early in January.
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Manson
Manson High School
Canalsta
Tventy
Jane
Public Press quotes Harriman jokes and stock talk
A collage of late 19th century editorial clippings mocks finance and politics. It cites New York papers like the New York Press and New York Mail, Philadelphia Ledger and North American, Washington Herald, and Philadelphia Ledger noting Harriman’s image, stock market reactions, and universal peace flurries while lampooning public figures, media framing, and economic optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal ‘Peace
Washington
Washington Herald
New York Press
Wen
New York Mail
New York
Harriman
Tutaich
Jon Alexander Dowie
Kent
Wall Street
Press
Washington Post
Chicago
H. Harriman
Philadelphia
Mfarriman
Spring activity exhibits offer cautious industrial optimism
The report notes steady retail trade, rising prices, and improved wholesale shipments for textiles, boots and shoes, clothing, and food products. Bank clearings reach 230 million, surpassing the prior week and year, while Chicago district failures show a decline from a year ago per Dun's Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae . Mercantile
Ghicags
New York Weather and Trade Review in Early May Markets
New York reports mixed conditions with scarce prompt goods, favorable weather aiding some sectors, and strong labor demand in skilled trades. Business failures for the week ending April 26 total 357 in the U S and 23 in Canada. exports show wheat and corn totals with Bradsread Street data noting comparisons to prior weeks and year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbor
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Chicago-Cattle and grain price roundup across markets
Market notes list cattle hogs and sheep prices in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Guiero New York and Toledo. Commodities include wheat corn oats rye butter eggs hay and flax with mixed quality ranges and per unit quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Catila
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
Fires and collapses lash early 20th century regions
A volatile roundup reports a White House health denial for President Roosevelt amid a Hot Springs furniture store fire causing 50 thousand dollars in stock loss and 20.6 thousand in building damage. Greek consul Latros was held on a conspiracy charge. Ontario's Latchford town nearly burned with 150 thousand dollars in damage. Explosions caused no deaths. Prohibition petition seeks a ban on viv’a dogs. Akron Georgia area fires devastate Rechrbacher Allen building and a hardware store, totaling seventy thousand dollars. Commonwealth Oil plants and a Howton oil house blaze incur substantial losses.
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Roosevelt
Hi Feltheimer
Hot Springs
ATK
Michael? Latros
Lowell
Lass
United States
Hayes
Ontario
Latchford
Temiskaming
Northern Ontario
Wine Gilles
British National Quoine Defense League
Rechrbacher ‘& Allen
Akron
Ohio
Bro
Arce
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