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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
2
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Fire of unknown origin wiped out the business portion of Forestport New York causing about fifty thousand dollars in damages. No victims reported. Firefighters battled the blaze through the night with extensive property loss.
New York dispatch reports twelve killed and more than twenty injured when a crowded Ninth Avenue line car derailed after a switch error. Rescue teams cleared wreckage as police pursued suspects. coroner to fix blame amid ongoing investigations.
The battleship Mikasa was destroyed by fire and a magazine explosion with 599 lives lost including rescuers. The ship was at anchor in Sasebo harbor when the blaze began near the main mast and soon breached the port side below the water line. Admiral Togo was not aboard at the time.
New York, Sept 13. The New York Life Insurance Co. used a holiday gap to sell 800000 in bonds and repurchase them next day to conform with the superintendent of insurance report. Edmund OD Randolph, treasurer, testified after a lengthy cross examination. He supplied a ten year schedule of syndicate underwritings showing no losses on closed deals. Hughes pressed for direct answers and revealed a $4 million joint payment to J P Morgan & Co. on International Mercantile Marine Co. deals.
Philadelphia reports show 839960 voters on September canvass, down 35810 from May. After Mayor Weaver split with the party, the city committee plans to select a new county ticket and reform groups canvassed to remove fictitious names from the rolls.
In Washington, two men, George T. Morgan and Charles Souder, were killed and Souder's wife Lillian J. Souder seriously wounded in a shooting. Police theorize Souder killed Morgan, wounded his wife, then died by suicide. The case hinges on a separated couple and a boarding-house context.
An appeal urges women to consult Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham for confidential advice on female weaknesses. It stresses talking with a woman, no charge for letters, and the potential for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to aid those in need.
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