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The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows will meet in Toronto. Ex-Governor Charles T. O Ferrall dies in Richmond. Chicago detectives raid Thomas Davies Co. offices. Eleven men and two women are arrested. Weekly failures: US 206, Canada 84. Firemen hurt in Charleston WV. yellow fever worsens in Vicksburg and New Orleans under control. Gunfire and riots in New York and Oyster Bay. Several notable trials, murders, and accidents reported, plus international dispatches from Spain, Italy, Japan, and Cuba.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Toronto
Canada
Virginia
Charles T. O’ferrall
Richmond
Thomas Davies & Co
Chicago
United States
Charleston
W. Va
Vicksburg
Miss
East Side
New York City
Herman Siebeling
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Lodge No. 2
Bb. P
Wilkesbarre
Ferris
Wyoming Valley Trades Council
John J. Casey
Standard Oil Co
Pennsylvania Oil
Tiona
Andalusia
Spain
South America
John Reid
Readville
Mass
Sons of Veterans
Gettysburg
Col
H. V. Speelman
Cincinnati
Peoria
Ill
Leon Crambeau
Marinette
Wis
Beaty’s Ridge
Switzerland County
Ind
George Ford
Chesapeake & Ohio
Carkin
O. A. Hopkins
Potter
London
Francis Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Town
Rhodes
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Packing Co
Humphrey
United States District Court
Oyster Bay
N. Y
John Murray
New Orleans
Wallee & Co
Five Killed as Pennsylvania Train Collision Occurs
A rear-end crash near Paoli involving the New York limited express and a local Pennsylvania railroad train killed five men and injured more than twenty. Among the dead were Frank Brastow and George M. Pennypacker. the private car of General Manager Atterbury was attached to the local train.
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Butte, Mont
Mahenge
Havana
Elwood Virgil Amos
Orange
Northern Central
Baltimore
Albany & Hudson Electric Railway
Nassau
N. Y
Erie
Susquehanna
James R. Chadwick
Boston
Harvard College
Chocolura
N. H
Mexico
United States
Karlstad
First Avenue
New York City
Pekin
Lake Erie Dredging Co
Buffalo
Dunkirk
George Miller
Cascade
Coney Island
Salt Lake City
Utah
Weiser
Idaho
Col
Cornelius T. Westbrook
New York
Middletown State Hospital
Fishkill
Stephen M. Crocker
New London, Conn
Memorial Hospital
George Bindless
Merchant Tailors
Detroit
Mich
Katsura
Japan
Sega Strait
Tokio
Minnesota
Western Union Telegraph Co
Dan Patch
H. C. Hersey
Allentown
Louis Napoleon
Caucasus
Baku
Philadelphia, Harrisburg & Pittsburg
Philadelphia & Reading
Roush’s Curve
Mt. Holly Springs
Jason Chumbley
Gravel Switch
Frederick E. Carlton
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Carlton
Harlem
Francis von Erbach-Erbach
House of
Erbach
Hesse
Kansas City
Clarence Turner
Turner
James P. Hennessy
Percy Morgan
Alabama Great Southern
Brockton
Birmingham Mineral
Woodstock Crossing
Birmingham
Ala
Greenpoint
Spierzo
Francis H. Palmer
Peconic Bank
Sag Harbor
New York Limited
St. Louis
Paoli Station
Pennsylvania Road
Philadelphia
Nellie Nussbaum
Juniata
Chatham
Mass
Harwood Palmer
Palmer
West Ferry Street
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Enrique Villuendas
Liberal Party
Rochester
Post-Express
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Trust Co
Irene Grossman
West One Hundred and Forty-second Street
Grossman
Boston Harbor
Winthrop
Isaac J. Wistar
Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology
University of Pennsylvania
Commissioner of Pensions
A. J. Shores
Clayton
Shores
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Paoli
Frank Brastow
Haverford
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Co
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
George M. Pennypacker
West Philadelphia
S. S. Walton
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard Y. Garland
Narberth
Carl Dunhau
Atterbury
Maine
Limited
Anglo Japanese treaty pledges mutual aid in war
London reports the August 12 Anglo Japanese treaty aims for Asia peace and equal opportunity in China. It binds Britain and Japan to aid the other if its territorial rights are attacked and to wage war in concert if needed, with Korea and India security noted in Articles 3 and 4. The agreement underscores a joint defense in East Asia and Indian regions.
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London
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Asia
India
China
Great Britain
Japan
Korea
East Asia
Insurance merger leaves policy holders effectively uninsured
Chicago investigation into the Western Life Indemnity Co reveals 28 small insurers merged into the firm wiping out claims for thousands of policyholders. Judge Kohlsaat denied restraining the company while Attorney Levinson seeks action. assets cited fell from 917 800 to 300 000 while bank loss claims surface. In Manila a destructive typhoon leaves 8 000 homeless, five dead and 200 injured.
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Chicago
Western Life Indemnity Co
Examiner
Lucius Fronts
Western Life Indemnity Go
Kohlsaat
Attorey Levinson
Levinson
Long
Rosenfeld
Gray
Kohlsaar
Building Collapse in Buffalo Injures Dozen Workers
A three story brick building under construction on West Ferry street collapsed in Buffalo on Monday afternoon. Thirty bricklayers were carried down, eight seriously injured, six taken to hospitals, two to homes by ambulance. Names and injuries listed. Building owned by J. J. Crowley. Causes linked to masonry work by Morris and Allen. No roof spared life due to bricks falling away from street.
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Buffalo
N. Y
West Ferry Street
Harry Craig
Robert Deitchman
Joseph B. Sander
Benjamin Holbel
Edward Flower
Francisco Jacoboni
Frank Hamm
Charles Pohzehl
J. J. Crowley
Morris & Allen
Death seemed near Mrs Gould credits Dean’s Kidney Pills
Mrs. E. T. Gould of 914 W Lake St Chicago credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with saving her from Bright’s Disease and curing eye trouble backache and dizziness. She says kidney secretions were excessive and symptoms began in 1903 with rapid improvement after using the pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes. price six cents per box as sold by all druggists.
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E. T. Gould
W. Lake Street
Chicago
Ill
Dean
Bright
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Screening rule for passenger coaches adopted in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi September 27 at a health board and governor conference an ordinance was adopted requiring all passenger coaches used in the state to be closely screened.
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Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
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