York Markets Forecast Stronger Trade Than Last Year
In York and surrounding ports, April reports indicate improving trade activity despite adverse weather. Groceries and dry goods show gains with factories operating overtime while a lean freight market persists in some regions. Officials expect May demand to rise if conditions improve, with iron and mine sectors contributing to cautious optimism.
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York
International Mercantite Agency
Cape
St Louis
Atatunra
Towa
Colorado
Pennay' Jaffia
Obie
Worst Injured Man Tells Story in Altoona Mine Disaster
Alfred Campbell of Altoona survived catastrophic injuries from a South Whitener coal mine accident near Coalport. He suffered multiple skull fractures, back injuries with sixteen vertebrae affected, arms and hands crushed, legs damaged, and spinal paralysis. Now selling trinkets in the street, he plans to open a small store for income.
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Altoona
Alfred Campbell
South Whitener
Coalport
Wttle
Faithless Lover Case At Franklin County
A case filed in Ind with $1,000 damages alleges Wade, a Franklin woman, was deserted by her fiancé George Lisiige a farmer near the city after they planned marriage this month. The news notes a supposed engagement and a betrayed wedding, with a claim of breach and distress.
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Ind
Wade
Pranklin
George Lisiige
George Werth
de Mattried
Harefordibe
Malaria Cure Claim From S S S Remedies
An 1903 Amory testimonial extols S S S as a blood purifier and tonic that cured boils and malaria. It describes malaria symptoms, urges spring and summer dosing, and claims S S S contains no minerals, being a vegetable remedy. It promises free medical advice from The Swift Specific in Atlanta, GA.
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Amory, Mins
Malarix
Tombigbee
A. E. Dalrymple
S.S.S
S. S
Swiff Specari
Atlanta, GA
World’s Fair Opens as Naval Vessels Arrive in St Louis
Hobnailed shoes of electrical workers on the government building roof caused loud complaints as the opening day approached. The Nash ville gunboat and Lawrences torpedo boat destroyer docked at St Louis harbor, signaling the start of the fair amid mounting crowds and bustling hotels. Authorities demanded repairs before the building could be accepted by the governing board.
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St. Boule
Union Station
United States
Nashville
Cestroyer Lawrences
St. Louie
Traiin J
LERKS IN ONE ROUND MILL
Milwaukee April 29 two young men Will Upham and John McGawry employed on the Board of Trade fought one round of five ounce given to settle who was better. An officer arrested them for fighting and they were released after a brawl. The spectacle drew a large crowd and many fake bets sparked further mischief at Wells street gymnasium with Billy Kru referee and Sam Tallirgadge time keeper. The round ended with honors even and both men praised for skill and aggression.
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Milwaukee
Will Upham
John McGawry
Board of Trade
Offiker Schoapperte
Itsue Setioun
Hystanders
Wells Street
Billy Kru
Sam Tallirgadge
An Upham
McGowry
Patti Tourney Ends Amid Losses and Refunds
The Raah Adelina Patti farewell tour collapses amid financial examination. Manager Hubert Grau faced proceedings while a $5.72 holding by Metropolitan Printing was noted. Gatti’s associates questioned as promoters seek funds. refunds of 200 dollars were issued to a senior patron for eight concerts. The route was truncated to St Louis with promotional ads urging travel to the World’s Fair.
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Adelina Patti
America
Seaterdas Wien
Hubert Grau
Manger
Goran
Toutnto
Cour
Metropolitny Printing Company
Lote
Europe
Puttt
Turn-Over Collars Offer Wide Ladies Styles
A large assortment of white embroidery turn over collars for ladies and misses features over forty different styles. Some items worth 250, with Saturday special pricing at 5c each.
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Cremona Voile
Roeck- Nates
City Shirt Sale Announces Wide Selection And Low Prices
Local shops promote men and boys shirts with prices from 1.50 to 2.25 and up. A gun free with every suit noted. Offers valid Saturday in the city.
Police Notes From Across Town Report Burglary and Arrests
Rutherford Steeth and Willars Long, both about ten years old, were arrested by Detective Pavey on burglary charges for breaking into the Praset grocery on Pest Sixth annie Wednesday. The rear window was pried open. A stray police raid on the Chesterfield bar found no new evidence. Lane, a person rumored to run a drug house, was arrested for keeping a house of ill fame, along with TS. Hutt for found in. A fossil bird from Eureka Springs, Missouri, was reported, likely Cretaeous, with an alert squatting pose. Jule Madden was renominated as district judge by Democrats and Populists in several counties. A Sunday excursion Kansas City return train for $1.25 via Santa Fe is advertised.
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Rutherford Steeth
Willars Long
Pavey
Praset
Pest
Aferra
Chestertela
Chesterfield
Lower
Kansas Keene
Polles Court Atand-Hy
Iifane
TS. Hutt
Menris
Ulm
North Topeka Notes Busy Local Social and Business Movements
North Topeka column from Kimtall Printiys details a flurry of visits and travel. M. EB. Grady visits from Atenl, Taiph Wilson heads to Jeanson City, and F. Nelawenter arrives from Silver Lake. Mrs Myers and Mrs Kistler travel to Meri den and Perry Oklahoma respectively to see relatives. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Walktwee Taggart of Meriden. Shorey off well drilling begins today. Fred Leiser attends Lena Lerner funeral from California. Local ads promote tinwork roofing by Clinch & Bon. Several residents plan trips to Los Angeles for conferences and family visits.
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Taiph Wilson
Jeanson City
F. Nelawenter
Silver Lake
SS Myers
Meriden
Frank Kistler
Perry
Okla
wiMt
Charles Marple
Henry Mover
Tacoma Wark
Walktwee Taggart
Mieriden
Shorey
Weil
Wl Hall
Horton
Kansas City
Clinch& Bon
Kansas Avenue
Fred Leiser
California
Mise Lena Lerner
Reidgeratore
Gamoline Stover
Pleasant surprise party at home of Mrs Clark
Mise Annétta Inebrig received a pleasant surprise party at 1202 Logan Street tonight hosted by Mrs W. E. Clark. Guests enjoyed several musical selections by Hope Clark Anna Sacks and others. Attendees included Hattie Yonkers Anny Sacks Ethel Fink Minnie Clark Vera Hampton Hope Clark and many more Excess details list names and an excursion return Sunday.
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Der
Mra
W. E. Clark
Logan Atrest
Mies Hope Clark
Anna Sacks
Mrs Clark
Meears Jay Studer
Lenter Davie
Biers
Cis
Pateo
Titen
Miner Hattie
Annis Yonkers
Anny Sacks
Grace
Bye Kimes
Ethel
Mabel Fink
Hose
Sophia Hoeeling
Minnie
Agnes Clark
Vera Hampton
Hattie Ikin
Hope Clark
Fannie Benedict Hawkins
Sadie Kellar
Welle Annk Thiten
Beaste and Wilkerson
Clem Bichar
Harley Ja
Clyte Porter
Fred Kimes
Industrial dividend estimates urge May distributions
New York April 28 Disturbances by industrial corporations for dividends in May will be the largest in years, according to estimates compiled by the Journal. The report notes firms plan substantial payouts, signaling strong earnings conditions and investor expectations for the spring dividend season.
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New York
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McCall
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