Detroit firm Currie & Co seeks receiver amidst dissolution
The broker-age firm Currie & Co of Detroit seeks a receiver, with Fred G. Austin named receiver by Judge Mandell. The filing cites about 1.05 million dollars in unsettled margins and customer defaults, alleging insufficient cash to cover stock purchases. The firm estimates total liabilities near 500,000 to 1,000,000, with 60-year margins and a partial recovery expected if outstanding accounts pay. Leila Currie, 38, is noted as a key partner.
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Detroit
Mint
Tahy
Commaron
Currie Gt Co
Fis
Wayne County
Elroritt Cou Hy Gamron
Currie Mgaingt ‘Ble
Lews H. Case
Fred G. Austin
Mandell
Datvolt Financial Institution Ia
Duffauilies
Currie & Company
Currie
Cain
Cusimiers
Fem
Grea
Case
Guerle & Co
Leila
Care
Saliva Ener
Currie & Co
Prominent Oregon Businessman Killed in Auto Collision
Prominent Laker business figure Guy Hae Hin Neck Broker and wife injured in a coasting auto crash near Bakye Cite Oregon. Witnesses report a wagon slid after a washed out road and overturned the auto. Mullter and Marty Tingham were among bystanders. Mullter broke and was entrapped, with Mulller later identified as the victim.
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Laker
Hae Hin
Hig
Toker
City
Ore
Muller
Twlea
Millar
Bingham
Glen
Wil
Hur Muller
Tn Velena
Biontana
Smith Explains Why He Left White Box
Chicago telegram reports Frank Smith, known as the White Box Twlcher, details his reasons for leaving the Chicago club. He cites management changes and differences over operations, signaling a notable personnel shift in the organization.
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Smith
Chicago
Uly Te
Frank Smith
Comiskey and White Sox turmoil and quitting tale
A noisy, mistyped reminiscence recounts a chaotic period with Comiskey and manager Jones amid player suspicions. It claims many players were blamed, a public incident involving Sullivan, and a heated private rebuke that led to quitting the club over tensions and discipline.
Moths In A Cloud Said To Cause Child Death In New York
A cloud of white winged moths in New York in 1862 allegedly caused the death of a child after a night of moths swarming from trees and windows. Entomologists and city officials urged control measures including spraying to prevent further harm as the invasion affected parks and streets for years.
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New York
Frank Stevens
Eadwad
Beutetnivtier
Museum of Natural History
Wne
Cole
Dever
Lerma
Hug
Jung
Brooklyn
Southwick
Oil Fire Still Raging in Mexico City
Flames remain along the oil blaze in Mexico City though confined to the wall by embankments raised by workers. Authorities plan to smother the fire with a high drag column of shoot and relay lines. Large crowds watch as firefighters contend with the blaze.
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Aarth
Wamterlad
Naullig
Mttynovsepawur Tipilern
weHent
New York Chicago Race Shows Runners Hit Nine MPH Pace
New York reporters note runners on the New York to Buffalo leg ran faster than expected. Weather hindered some sections yet the overall average approached nine miles per hour with delays from gangs and road conditions but crews carried the message to Buffalo in about three hours and twenty-two minutes.
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New York
Juelz
Jamieson
G. A
McClel-lan
Busse
Chicago
Buffalo
Leavy Gang
Inhes
Aartuere
Buffalo Y. M. Goa
Te Raumers
Batavia
Turmoil in Tabriz as revolutionists seize control
A July dispatch from Tabriz reports a swift, chaotic shift as revolutionists routed Redly Khan's horsemen, who fled with no ammunition. They captured the town's key sites, looted the sultan's treasury, and forced Khan to withdraw his forces amid mobs and a stunned populace. The outcome for Rudita Khan remains unknown.
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Tabriz
Redly Khan
Rudita Khan
Tae
Foreign trade totals and shifts in year figures
The report notes that imports and exports show large monetary totals with a substantial year over year change. It lists a $35,750,000 deficit against $19,760,000 for the corresponding period, plus year totals of $88,260,000 in imports and $9,750,000 in exports. A general overview mentions precious metals and a decline from preliminary figures to revised totals.
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Heaton
Senator Clark Sideswipe Health Scare On Capitol Row
Chicago report notes Senator Clark suffered a nervous collapse and breakdown at the Annex last night. Though later stabilized, he remained in a precarious condition while doctors briefed on his status. Washington dispatch says J. G. Adams of Minnesota led a medical team to assess the alleged Tailane situation.
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Chicago
Cinrehee
Clark
United States
Ike
Ceil
Slalae Cine
Aleago
Washington
J. GO. Adamts
Min Toltod
Gompers Denies Cablegram About Bryan Speech
A wired report from TrI e Pa quotes Samuel Gompers denying sending a cablegram to William R. Hearst, triggering Democratic party criticism. The dispatch notes a possible inquiry into Gompers statement while Bryan prepares addresses on a special train journey to Chicago.
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Falttvinn
Mnenin
Bryan
Content Labor’ ‘Union of Svealh
Den
William R. Svaral
Tater
Paris
Fairvlaw
Gampers
Gorpers
Deyan Tas
German Rank Has Not Changed Policy
Fragmentary OCR text mentions policy stance by a German rank with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear individuals, dates, or events are identifiable to anchor a factual summary.
Revolution in Honduras Ended New York Jul 18
Dispatches from General Dartin, Honduras president, report the revolutionary movement’s end. The government declares victory after a decisive engagement near Managua. Fragments indicate enemy defeat and Salvador participation, with signatures from Dave.
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New York
Folowle
Dartin
Honduras
Pegucimlpa
Honturna
Nargae
Salvator
Dave A
Comstock Pioneer Joseph Comal Dies at 78
Reno obituary notes the death of Joseph Comal dine a Comstock pioneer aged 78. He was a former Carson jewelry maker and later father of Mary Comal dine, now connected with the Reveille, and among Nevada’s best known journalists. He also served as chairman of a state Democratic central committee.
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Reno
New
Mary
Joseph Comaldine
Wygud
Tie Faetheer
Jobb Cunsiding
Carson Jenllyndery
Reveille
Journaleresy
Nevada
To Demo Trate Ataty Central Crmenttton
Boy Falls From Three Story Balcony During Excitement
A four year old, Cantist event disrupted by crowd chaos leads to a fall from a three story height. Details are garbled but indicate a child was struck by confusion and injuries occurred near a park area with local onlookers. Authorities reportedly investigated or treated the child at the scene or nearby facility.
Uniform Bill of Lading Debate Prompts Federal Action
New York July 18 discussion on uniform bills of lading as Interstate Commerce Commission plans a model form. Committees from major cities push to end alleged bill of lading fraud and ensure credit instruments reflect shipments. Industry leaders fear current reforms may not pass Congress quickly and expect railroads resistance persists.
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New York
Comns
Gf Ibis
Interatata
Comatueren
Raflranda
Wille
Thiératata Commerce Commission
Phippuca
Benton
Interstate Commerce
Congress
ME Manuelbaum
Pheodore F. Whitmarsh
Neconimun
Ang Charles P. Droeste
Lash
Bill of Lading Committee
American Bankers’ Agandation
Five Murders Committed by Convicted Man
A sentenced prisoner in West Virginia confessed to committing five murders at a jail hospital. The clergy and court heard his statements as authorities report the suspect, identified as MoT Santora, claimed responsibility for the killings. He indicated awareness of the victims and the impact of the crimes on the community.
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Mutya
Hhnjet Te Saatersay
Virginia
Penbventian
Tiloh Atari
Gypes
Record of fast pace and heat winners in a racing event
The report details multiple heat performances with fastest over heats and winners, noting a 1 000 etukeg for 3326 papers by J C Taach of Doylestown Pa. It mentions The Bol winning third place and various racers including Minor Hefr lennon and Aino Holr, with tangled OCR errors scattered through the text.
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Bamelet
Toad
Anei
Rage
Aino Holr Lok
Hefr Lennon
Vetpat Tawang
J. C. Taaach
Doylestown
Salvadoran prince barred from landing in America
July 18 in San Francisco the 13 year old son of General Rican of Salvadorage was not allowed to land due to immigration rules. He arrived aboard the Pacific Mall steamer Pern and will be sent back to Salvador on the return voyage after medical checks.
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Francisco
Hubert Rivas
Rican
Gaver Rivan
United States
Salvador
UK Wins Key Races as Olympics Begin in July
Spectators packed the Maidumie afternoon stands to witness three finals opening day events. The United Kingdom swept all finals, with Wisnell taking the 2200 metre steeplechase alongside Robertson, and the UK securing first in the 200 metre breaststroke final led by Holman. J L Blosie of NYAC offered best challenge among outsiders, finishing third. The crowd’s cheers surged when the Union Jack rose, marking a strong British victory start to the Olympic games.
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Maidumie
United Kingdom
Wisnell
Metra
Holdy
Hongary
Ould
Rath
Hanson
Sweden
Oarkey Knockout Tops Fierce City Fight Night
In a chaotic Angled, Suir Theatre bout, Lyvie Jae Ui Bio Swanetath delivered a knockout to Phil Byoch of Chyelind. Brock dominated Carsey with a sweeping left, driving the opponent to the ropes and seizing control before the final knockout.
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Suir
Phil Byoch
Chyelind
Chicago
Brook
Carsey
Brock
Chines
Tims
Wtas
Wigdrassiog
Pive Men Burned By Molten Metal In Furnace Incident
Five workers suffered burns in a furnace accident at a factory in Indio. Fire crews evacuated the site as molten metal splashed during maintenance and several men were treated at nearby hospitals for burns. Authorities opened an inquiry into the incident and safety measures.
Hill says increase rates in railway wage debate
New York dispatch reports three ways rail fares and rates might rise or fall amid a months long dispute. J T Harraban and M I Mineaux central executives contest wage increases, with statements urging or opposing tariff hikes. The discussion centers on mounting costs, potential strikes, and policy shifts affecting carriers and workers.
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Hill
New York
Ho Yenbinm Ao
Uhlo Centre
J. T. Harraban
Fin
Miineix Central
Ainamor Aimuvetmia
Rip Fo Europe
Ji Mil
Creal Northern
Tar Randi
Ion
Wayne Alt
Railroad
Tony Aiph
Paote
Waxea
Hirai
Allely
Prem Pueur
Bandits Killed In Bed Attack Report Details
Fragmentary text describes a deadly confrontation involving bandits, a governor’s order, and a pursuit near a rural area. It mentions names and actions by several individuals and a claim about a separate political rumor denied by President Sam Gompers of the American Federation of Shor. The passage blends crime and political denials with unclear chronology.
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Fyi
Samurl Gompers
Stadorn Tana
Shor Gall
Assortatud
Publishen
William 1 Hearst
Independence League
Ita
Bryan
Denys
Gomapers
Hearst
Heurat Bag
Heueel
Thirteen Bodies Found in Wyoming Mine Disaster
Thirteen bodies recovered from the No 1 mine of Union Tactic Ghal company after an explosion. Rescue teams moved slowly through the town since Saturday and planned to identify bodies by rings and trinkets. About 40 remains still trapped in the mine.
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Hanan
Daly
Crom Ul
Ghal Company
de Gurtare
Velaran Migera
IL Jy
Fleets Reach Auckland as Pacific Sailors Arrive
At Auckland on July 1, reports confirm the arrival of American naval officers and troops for major harbor ceremonies. Expected participation includes 206 officers and 7590 men in forthcoming events and official functions overseen by commander Tear Aitiival Spary.
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Auckland
SN. Z
Rera
Tear Aitiival Spary
Hayhor
Abore
Boxer Indemnity to be Reduced by Japan Remittance Planned
Washington reports the state department was advised by the British government that Japan intends to remit a large portion of the Boxer indemnity. The anticipated reduction is pegged at a substantial share, with the exact figures and dates to follow.
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Washington
Ghheame
Ia Department
Elicha Wan
Uae
Preacher and Doctor Charged in Girl's Death at Troy
In Troy Missouri this July a preacher and a doctor were charged with man slaughter in connection with the death of Miew Miranoth Gleasen. Prosecutors allege the two men engaged in illegal conduct leading to her death. The Rev Glyde Gow, recently dismissed from the Methodist ministry, faced the court as details emerged about the alleged crime.
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Maxteo Cie
el Jornbada
Antonio
Foljeatna Rayan
Ben Jones
Cape Ire
Jorbada
Thom
Ant
Duraoxa
Bronts
Colax
St Ales
Troy. Mo
Hann di
Glyde Gow
Manalnightos
Miew
Miranoth Gleasen
Feneber
Tom
Closing Quotations From World's Markets
New York and Chicago market summaries report closing quotations for world markets. Prices listed include cattle, hogs, lambs, corn, pork, and liveries with various bid and offer levels and notable gains or losses across major exchanges.
Turkish General 18 Abassed General 18 Association Pushed
A Turkish general connected to the Young Turk movement was reportedly detained in Monastir after a barracks incident at Mor O agtir. The arrest followed a notification promising leniency for Turkish officers who warned against disorder in Mesore, with plans for a crackdown and removal of commanders including General Shemai Pouha in early December.
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Gajouli
Turkey
Genom Goman Patha
Tardak
Monastir
Asane O Mnute
Mor Oagtir
Donla
Taurday
Shemai
Pouha
Shadar
Bax
Oredtall & Gront
Ut grip gerinn nad telte om em Fon trokl
Fragments suggest a garbled note about a forthcoming event or item from Uttis with references to a low price or value. The readable portion mentions a person named Var and an experience claim, but concrete facts, dates, or names are unclear.
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