Elgin Creamery Company Fails Large U.S. network
Chicago August 1 The Elgin Creamery Company operator of 136 creameries in Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin has failed The American Trust and Savings Bank appointed receiver with bond set at 500 000 The concern ranke d as the largest of its kind in the United States with assets around 800 000 and liabilities 350 000 over 8 000 farmers are affected The receivership covers Chicago and other plants with plans to continue operations while creditors share assets under court disposition.
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Chicago
Elgin Creameery Company
Olinots
Iowa
Wisccrisis Haa
American Drum and Savings Bank
Elgin Creamery Company
Dalted Brater
Gon
Breameries
Arrar
Dankruntey
Mastman
Thv
Inga
Mary
He Re Selver
Ue. Creamerian
Obediah Sands
Hhe
Or P. Boyle
President Sands
Oud
William Warfield Witcon
The
of Creamery Company
Des Moines
United States
Joseph Lo
Nabb
Madison
Wis
Tate
Comparma Iver
Mt Pelnth
Wein Creamers Company
Wilson
Coumu
Chickens Help Capture Burglary Suspect in Cleveland
In Cleveland a farmer and a local trick with a chicken coop led to the arrest of A C Decatur on burglary charges. W W Dilley of Nottingham orchestrated the distraction and a crate of white chattel was recovered. Police officer Behmidth aided the capture as Decatur claimed he bought the birds from another man. Decatur returns to Nottingham for trial.
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Cleveland
Ohio
W. W. Dilley
Nottingham Farmer
A. C. Decatur
Dilley
Gavacd
Birdie
Herri
Dikley
A Leavenworth Tale Echoes Enoch Arden Mystery
Leavenworth Kansas, Aug 18. The Times reports a story from Leavenworth sharing striking parallels to the Enoch Arden tale. It follows Joseph Stalcup and sister Lucy Critchlow, their years apart, capture by Indians, a wife’s remarriage, and a man presumed dead who reappears through a long, tangled sequence of events.
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Leavenworth
Kan
the Times
Enoch Arden
Lord Tetenyon
Joseph Stalcup
Stata Seld
Denver
Jacob Chichter
Ouray
Col
Stalcup
United States
Missouri
Sedalia
Jacob Ohlchler
Stalcup Alleady
Ohiwiler
Chicilers
Klondike
Hot Springs
Joseph Statcup
Andrew Statcup
South Dakota
Criterion
Clas
Port Leavenworth
Henry Leavenworth
Fred Hampel
D. Critchlow
Roserslein
Saseph Stulcup
Tose Bratherin
Rosenneld
Ioan
Edina
Seeley ‘Stalcup
Lexvenworth
Letter From Miss Deacon in London Sparks Betrothal Rumor
A London Capere edition carries a letter from Miss Ludys Deacon daughter of Mes Shadynes Parker Deacon. The writer asks to clarify rumors of an alleged betrothal or engagement involving Crown Prince Preder toe Wines of the realm.
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Miss Deacon
London
Ludys Deacus
Mes Shadynes Parker Deacon
Capere
Plans Are Drawn Buyr Iron Mines Along His Railroads
Great Falls reports President J J Bil of the Great Northern Railway plans a monster steel plant here after visiting the city. Purchases include half interest in Conrad Iron mines and manganese deposits in Jefferson county. W G Cop tad confirms sale. seven teen thousand dollars paid to em peyers of Great Falls. Hill aims to employ many workers and expand iron deposits along the railroad corridor.
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Great Palm
Mont
J. J. Bil
Great Northern Rail Way Company
Hui
Conrad Iron Mines
Chateau County
W. G Cop
Tad
Hill
President Hill
United States
Parisibson
Jefferson County
Great Northern
Great Falls
HLM
J. D. Farrell
Pacific Company
Baby Found Inside Valise near Iron Mountain Tracks
In De Soto Missouri on August 8 William Helm a nearby farmer found a grip beside Iron Mountain tracks near Irondale a crying baby inside. The grip had been thrown from Train No 4 around 6:30 p.m. near a tree top and river crossing. The five day old boy was only lightly injured and the incident appeared to involve an attempt to cast the child into the river.
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Missouri
de Soto
William Helm
Irondale
Iron Mountain
Ubal Point
Helm
Big River
Lexington bandit’s jail break ruse ends in bizarre capture
In Kentucky near Gimlet Elliott county a man named aE SRTR or con MOORE attempted to escape from Deputy Marshal Coon Moore at a bonded warehouse. He reportedly wrote a note to his daughters instructing an attack on the marshal as a fiddle lesson unfolded. The ruse unraveled when a teacher intervened and the escape ended with the marshal’s capture.
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Lexington
Aug
L. J
J.T Harper
Gimlet
Elliott County
Coon Moore
Cox
Hesia
Slain in Melon Patch Near Jefferson City Tenn
Report says Newman and others entered the watermelon patch owned by William Blinbro near Jefferson City Tennessee and a fatal incident occurred. The item notes a slain person in the melon patch with involved youths.
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William Blin
Jefferson City
Tenn
Newman
Sneezing Record Seen in Odd Historic Tale
An obscure, fragmentary note hints at an unusual historic record involving sneezing speed, mentioning names Frankiin and Pear and a peculiar sequence from fifty to two hundred per hour, with garbled phrases about prior events and a dramatic hourly rate.
Santa Fe Home Visitors Excursion Offer
Santa Fe announces a Home Visitors excursion with tickets to Ohio and Indiana at one fare plus 2.06 round trip. Tickets valid thirty days from September 29. War particulars apply to focal agent the Santa Fe.
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Ohio
Indiana
The
Santa Fe
Central Passenger Association
Political conventions and clashes in Clay County
Fragmented reports from Clay County Republican events show delegates chosen for a Judicial convention, contests for attorney and probate judge, and resolutions backing Calderhead and the national administration. Figures depict Ware versus Smith for congressional matters, with Long visiting Leavenworth and a general tone of intra party maneuvering and endorsements across central Kansas counties.
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Clay County
Stay B. Ware
John C. Johnnston
Po Parrott
U. E
Register of Deeds
Ickson
RA Alsop
Todd
Newe Allen
Ana Durant
Lrustes County High School
F. J
Ware
Smith
Buttan
Russell
John T. Woorls
Newt Allen
Burton Dow
Sam Kimble
C. Culeman
Witobey
Achenbach
Dickinson County
Ernie Grosser
and Burton
Grosser
Calederhead
E. W. Hoch
H.W. Jacobs
L. Moore
Burton
Tar and Feather Woman in Mount Morris Insult Riot
Angry residents of Mount Morris mobbed Mrs. Florence Wolfe after an alleged offense involving a husband. The crowd forced her toward the city edge where a tar and feathering was performed amid a tense, chaotic scene in Rock Falls.
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Mount Morris
Rock Falls
Florence Wolfe
Mount Soria
Abe City
Cholera Spreads in Manchuria Reports From St Petersburg
Aug 18 dispatch says cholera continues to spread in Manchuria with Beziers and Sataige at Buses and Beak Sataige. Latest tallies show 74 cases and 179 deaths, with Blagovetchenk and Port Armnor listed among affected locations and 70 deaths at Delany.
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Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Manchdris
Ghote
Dean A
Blagovetchenk
Port Armnor
Delany
Market report shows mixed futures and cattle prices
An OCR filled page notes September trading with hedges and congestion amid wet weather. It records prices for corn, pork, and various grains, plus livestock like steers cows and hogs, with scattered measurements, months, and market sentiment. Chicago prices for cattle and hogs follow, showing a general soft to steady trend amid harvest activity and supply concerns.
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Chicago
Teland
Beltera
EADS
Canara
Mazales
Market Prices and Commodities Reported in Aug. Daily
Ancient transcribed market page notes prices across produce, dairy, and grain. It lists butter creamery, dairy items, Mexican dollars, government bonds, sugar, raw sugar, cotton, corn, fruit and vegetables like lemons grapes bananas pineapples apples peaches potatoes and vegetables, eggs, poultry, hay, and hide market prices with regional references and dates.
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Bel Ae Oy
Arkangus Albertan
Kuw Valley
Gare Prairie
Ton
El Paso Limited Wrecked Near Rock Island
A Rock Island line train, the El Paso limited, wrecked near Letter in August. Reports say no one seriously injured though some were hurt. A ten year old boy was given ten cents for car fare but found a silver dollar at the asylum grounds after a Red Sox game and returned it to the third baseman, who returned the reward for honesty.
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Ayer
Duluth St
Seth
Eptember
Anc
Bicare
ABC
N.W
Babl Aeee
Beree
Timothy
Muscatine. In
el Paso Limited
Chicago
Rock Island General Office
Letter
Yoma Sentei Reds
Hin
Santa Fe plans paving Holliday Place near depot
H. W. Mudge and A. A. Hurd of the Santa Fe notify Topeka officials they will pave Holliday Place between Fourth and Fifth streets and seek a city council vacation of Fifth Street south of the depot. The company delays work on a new depot addition until vacating the small street, with the goal of completing paving along the tracks and vacating a west alley to allow smoother access from the depot area.
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H.W. Mudge
The
Santa Fe
A. A. Hurd
Aemckor
Topeka
Ueone Pe
Jong
Uranier Gough
Central Feder ated union wary of new central body
Gompers New York dispatch reports the Central Federation of United workers opposing a proposed new central body in labor politics. Samuel Gompers notes such a group would sow dissension and rivalry among organized labor and align with anti labor forces, undermining unity within the movement.
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York
Byat Street
Aug
Western
Traneers
Pacifica
Norfolk and Western
Sugar
Baturdey
Traters
Fi RT
Lomita Iligna i
Central
Mtolks
Misouri Pacife
Union Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Louieville Lange Tractions
Texas and Pacific
American Expres
Externa
Bael
New York
Unt
Geenbers
Siscere
Casio
Banta Ye Man Loses Lege welig ROCKRGM
Rockrgm reports a name change involving Banta Ye Man, previously known as Banta Pe Eninorta, in a local notation. The article notes the former identity and current designation within the community context.
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Banta Ye Man
Legewelig Rockrgm
Banta Pe ‘Eninorta
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Otto H. Wulfe Kuhler
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Saakth County
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Col. Anthony
Tom McNeal
Henry Allen
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T. 8. Stover
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Barket Report
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Rock Island
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Case
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Brookes
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Christie
Stock Company
Kansas City
Cole
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Sten
Csri Cag
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Ansar
Co. Barberton
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