People's National Family Newspaper advertising offer
The notice promotes a family newspaper circulated Monday Wednesday Friday with news from The Daily Tribune and other features. It details subscription prices 1.50 per year for the Daily Tribune edition and 2.00 for Huron-ITE, plus 1.00 yearly for the Huronite edition. Orders go to The Huronite in Huron South Dakota.
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Daily Tribune
United States
Huron
South Dakota
Five Burned and Four Drowned in Chicago Fire Rescue
A chaotic blaze or flood incident in Chicago leads to five injuries by fire and four fatalities. Eyewitnesses report efforts to save victims as responders battle flames and water in a chaotic scene. The report highlights a dramatic rescue and notes community reactions.
Fire at Cleveland crib kills and rescues many
Five men burned to death, four drowned, and several suffocated when a boiler overheated and exploded at a temporary waterworks crib two miles off Cleveland harbor. Twenty six men escaped to floats. 18 rescued by tug J R Sprangle. Mayor Johnson vows investigation and prosecutions for contractor negligence.
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Cleveland
G. C. van Dusen
J. R. Sprangle
van Dusen
Wilhelm
Crib
Johnson
Plummer Jones
Warren
Invasion Report From Caracas On Tachira Conflicts
Mail from Ca racas Venezuela reports ongoing clashes in Tachira between Castro loyalists and revolutionaries. Castro bulletins list battles since July 29 and note casualties including General Rosendo Madina and four colonels, with 300 killed or wounded. A second force of about 5000 men reportedly invaded Venezuela and attacked Las Cumbres.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Caracas
Venezuela
Tachira
Castro
San Cristobal
Pirineos
Las Felipas
la Parada
la Grita
Encontrados
Colon
Las Cumbres
Rosendo Madina
Madina
Valleys Flooded and Mills Damaged Across Kentucky and Virginia
Severe rains cause extensive damage across Middlesboro Kentucky and nearby valleys with thousands of dollars in losses. A waterspout hit Stonega Virginia forcing mass evacuation as farmers face hundreds of thousands in ruin. Floods reported across mountain districts as rain shows no end.
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Middlesboro
Stonega
Miss River Mouth Floods Coast as Waters Rise Four Feet
New Orleans reports the Mississippi river mouth storm backing water four feet. Rice fields along the lower coast are flooded and orange lands damaged. Many residents evacuated. possible loss of life not yet confirmed. Gulf coast winds and high seas but no damage reported at present.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Bishop Graves Reports Ongoing China War and Instability
Geneva New York reports Bishop R. Graves visiting relatives says the Chinese war continues with northern anarchy. He notes widespread dissatisfaction with the current regime and predicts Kwangtung may seize the throne as soon as the imperial crisis ends. He also warns civil war could resume after foreign occupation ends.
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Geneva
N. Y
R. Graves
China
Kwang
Ivai
Graves
Von Buelow's Fate In German Chancellor Crisis
Berlin reports in court circles that Emperor William seeks renewal of commercial treaties as the key task for Count von Buelow. The chancellorship's fate reportedly hinges on achieving that renewal through new tariff measures.
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Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
William
Count von Buelow
Count von Bye
Romanian Wheat Output Seen Higher Than Last Year
Bucharest reports agriculture ministry statistics showing the current year’s wheat output about 40 percent above last year. The main crop is expected to surpass all prior records.
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Bucharest
Accio
Mini
Anticipated Settlement in Columbus Steel Strike
In Columbus Ohio the local Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers reports word of a pending settlement. After meeting to discuss a financial appeal from national leaders they were told to pause contributions until further information arrives, fueling speculation of an early agreement.
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Pittsburg
National Tube Works
McKeesport
United States Steel Corporation
The
Steel Corporation
Painter
Crescent
American Tin Plate Company
Cleveland
Wellsville
Holge Park
Clark’s
Lindsay & McCut
Wheeling
Mills of Commerce
Shaffer
Columbus
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Signor Crispi Dies in Naples After Illness
Naples August 13 Signor Crispi died at 745 p m surrounded by family and friends The body may be sent to Palermo for a public funeral Employed doctors stopped stimulants and oxygen as life ended The widow faces financial uncertainty amid rumors of unsettled affairs and a memoir sale The embalming and state funeral will be followed by attendance of King Victor Emmanuel and cabinet leaders in Naples before transfer to Palermo
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M. P. Davis
Honaker, Russell Co
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Chicago
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
William Hale Thompson
Cadillac
Columbia
Toronto
Commodore Gooderham
Rochester
Detroit
Naples
Signor Crispi
Victor Emmanuel
Helene
Palermo
Signora Crispi
Villa Luna
Victor Emanuel
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
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