Big Capture in the Philippines Reported by Cavalry Scout
Second Lieutenant Walter S. Grant of the Sixth cavalry reports the capture near Tual Batangas province of Colonel Blartin Cabrera his adjutant and six insurgents in what authorities call the most significant capture since Aguinaldo. Other items include jail rescue thwarted by Sheriff Kyle and a Lima Ohio runaway accident injuring several children.
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Cabrera
Philippines
Manila
Walter S. Grant
Sixth Cavalry
Tual
Batangas
Aguinaldo
Grant
Blartin Cabrera
Hutangas
Butan-gas
Panganiban
Smith
Fwei
Luzos
Malvar
Policarpio
Daldwin
Chaffee
Aplain
Cotton Yield Prospects in Southern States Keep Avg Estimate
Conservative reviews in the cotton belt indicate drought has not severely impaired conditions. Rainfall damaged regions include the Carolinas Virginia and Florida though those states contribute little to overall output. Mississippi leads production with output well above ten year average while Louisiana stays above 1900s levels. Texas remains central to expectations though crop size is typically smaller. Overall the crop may approach average with moisture improving prospects in western Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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Carolinas
Virginia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alu- Dinu
Texas
Commonwealth
South
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Riot and killings follow Anadarke attack on farmer
In Anadarke Kansas Saturday night a mob attacked a young farmer, killing a porter and dragging others. Six bodies were later found in the marsh as the riot erupted with knives and strikes. A separate Kansas City case reports Daisy Wheeler, 14, stealing $1200 from her mother Mrs. Mary Wheeler and eloping with Walter Cavanaugh to Chicago. The girl testified that Cavanaugh compelled the theft. both were arrested and sent back.
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Sia
Tn Anadarke
Kay
Dye Porter
Porter
Mary Wheeler
Daisy
Kansas City
Daisy Wheeler
Walter Cavanaugh
Chicago
Cava
Ruth
Dim Mick Arrest Warrant Issued in Mint Robbery Case
Walter Dimmick, former chief clerk of the United States mint, faced a warrant for his arrest in San Francisco. The action followed a Secret Service request and concerns a gold coin theft discovered last month. Willian J. Bryan to merge National Watchman with the Commoner. Carrie Nation released after temperance group pays her fine.
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Dimmick
San Francisco
United States Court
Hencark
Secret Service
George W. Hazen
Walter Dimmick
United States Mint
Nation
Carrie Nation
Topeka
Kan
Temperance
Chicago to New York live stock and grain prices list
A dense price table listing cattle hogs and sheep values by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati and New York. Prices cover wheat corn butter eggs potatoes and oats with ranges for quality grades and weight classes.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Lavine
Cincinnati
New York
Eges
Ready to Swallow Germs and Test Tuberculosis Theory
A Denver man offers to ingest germs to test Dr Lochs theory on animal tuberculosis transmission to humans. Colorado Dairy Commissioner Monson agrees to a test only if an annuity guarantees his family’s support, hoping the test proves fatal or safe.
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Denver
Koch
Farmers Trust Projected by Cotton Growers in Texas
Southern Cotton Growers Association president Harvie Jordan praises Texas growth of the Farmers Trust plan. He reports strong organization progress, with official organizers in every county and funds funneled into farmer literature. The system would fix prices by crop yield and demand, store surplus cotton in bonded warehouses, and sell it as needed, enabling advances on stored cotton.
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Hera Cotton Growers' Association
Texas
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Hag
Columbian
Geors
Jordan
Ty Guys
Southwest
Lexus
Last Call For Boers Threatening Proclamation From Kitchener
A London parliamentary paper publishes Lord Kitchener s proclamation issued August 7 directing all burghers and leaders of armed bands in the Orange Free State Transvaal and Natal to surrender by September 11 or be banished from South Africa. Families of non surrendering burghers to bear maintenance costs recoverable from property and retrievable assets.
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Lord Kitchener
London
Natal
Banda
Orange Colony
Anyvaal
Orange Free State
Transvaal
South Africa
Colo
Limestone in a Big Poor Sew Trust Under Protection
Officials of the Steel Concern move to control limestone output in the region as a major industrial consolidation. The plan aims to centralize the material vital to blast furnaces of the United States Steel Corporation, with Pittsburg prominence and stockholders backing the venture. An estimated investment reaches 1.5 million dollars.
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Sew Trust
Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Pitteburg Mills
Bessemer
Wittsburgers
Steel Trust
A Faked Public Shame Sparks Small Town Scandal
Alber Foss of Tuswell, a music teacher, claimed six society girls insulted him and pressed charges after a public incident. The girls posted bail and were released as Foss faced a justice of the peace amid rumors of his boastful arrogance and social mischief.
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Todiana
Albert Foss
Tuswell
Foss
Prices soar as spring drought spikes food costs
A chaotic market report notes huge price hikes in meat dairy and vegetables due to a backward spring and prolonged drought. Chicago, once independent suppliers, now draws in produce from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Tennessee Kentucky and Louisiana as wholesale and street prices rise steeply. Tomatoes that once sold for 50 a bushel now fetch higher figures.
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Chicago
South Water Street
Kansag City
Nashville
Missouri
Kansans
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
King of Florida Henry Flagler wins divorce in Florida
Henry M. Flagler obtained a divorce from his insane wife at Mian Florida on Tuesday. The king of Florida, a Standard Oil magnate, was represented by George P. Raney with Florida legislative influence. Judge Minor S. Jones presided in chambers. The case hinged on a four year insanity grounds provision.
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Florida
Supreme Court
George P. Raney
Flagler
Fleming
Mra. Flagler
Disaster at Lake Crib in Cleveland Water Works
Five men were trapped in the Cleveland water works tunnel crib No 2 when a fire swept the site early Wednesday. Three gangs of tunnel workers living at the crib were caught and forced to jump into the lake to escape possible death by fire and suffocation. At least three men drowned and several others were rescued from the blaze.
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Cleveland Buray
Cleveland Water Works
Water Works
Crib No. 2
Crib
New Water Works
Market Garden Prices Hit Drought Strain on Produce
Drought drives up prices across fruits and vegetables as supply shrinks. Beets, carrots, radishes, and cabbages surge. apples, pears, oranges, and dried goods show steep gains. Cured meats and dairy also climb while fish prices rise, reflecting a broad food-cost squeeze. fraud at New York customs compounds concerns.
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Ammust
York Luina
Daxen
Helek
Lineker
Aiko
Dia
Klee
Michigan
Trapped Workers Entombed After Lake Tunnel Fire
A fire in a tunnel under the lake left eight men dead and twenty-two rescued. One shift slept in a crib when the blaze broke out. the other shift, working in the tunnel supplied by air from the crib, faced uncertain air quality and possible suffocation. The entombed men lay deep beneath lake level, miles from shore.
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Ahore
Rail and railroads news from Indiana and Ohio region
The Central Passenger Association faces internal troubles while towns in Northern Indiana request postal depots in railway stations. Wabash and Goshen hire depots. Ohio’s Toledo route company seeks an electric line between Columbus and Cincinnati. The Western Passenger Association discusses baggage handling from home to destination. Freight rail activity shows rising car load volumes. local demand for stock and grain grows. General Attorney John B. Cockrom notes many damage claims from fires in sixty days. A new railhallxt disintegrates granite, aiding water resistance and potential time reduction.
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Central Passenger Association
Indiana
Wabash and
Goshen
John B. Cockrom
Linus Central
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Great Western
Rairomls
Ludiumapoelia
Ronda
Union Pacific
Toledo
Columbus
Springfield
Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbia
Chicago
Hoosier Happenings of Deaths and Disasters in Indiana
Fortville resident William Beaver dies after heat illness. Union City farmer F B Anson paralyzed from a hayloft fall. Elwood workers flee to find jobs as tinplate plant idle. Miner Joseph Rourk dies after being struck by a coal train near Alum Cave. South Bend boy Charles Alleric drowns with cousin narrowly escaping. Scotisburg canning may not reopen due to drought and poor tomato crop. Frank White dies after horse kick in Muncie. Knox man Joshua Chance fatally burned in barn fire. Madison County farmers fight wildfires sparked by railroad engines. thousands of acres burned. Petersburgh farmer John Kellums fatally injured in runaway. Baptist minister M Petty going blind after eye injury. Weeks-old Morgantown child struck by buggy wheels. severe injuries. Allen County farmer Chester A Asher swallows caustic acid and dies. Lawrence Spurgeon head injury from horse kick near dead at Peru. Lake Chicott muck fire threatens crops. drought heightens danger. Fire causes burns to Phoebe Dawkins and mother. Lafayette power-house worker Edward Uffrich injured on scaffold. Nearby Muncie farmer Harris Jefferson dies from burn injuries. Meadowl fire rages two weeks as farmers aid neighbors. Ada Mosenbuach saved from drowning at Ryan's Lake by two boys. State Statistician Johnson withdraws corn crop forecast. expects far below average yield.
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William Beaver
Fortville
F. B. Anson
Union City
Elwood
Joseph Rourk
Evansville
Terra Haute
Alum Cave
Chas. Alleric
South Bend
Scotisburg
Frank White
Muncie
Joshua Chance
Knox
Madison County
John Kellums
Petersburg
M. Petty
Scott County
William Williams
Morgantown
Chester A. Asher
Allen County
Lawrence Spurgeon
Butler Township
Miami County
Peru
Lake Chicott
Cass County
Phoebe Dawkins
Gaston
Edward Uffrich
Street
Lafayette
Ulrich
Harris Jefferson
Burna
Fran
Ryan's Lake
Ada Mosenbuach
Pierce Owen
Indianapolis
James Ruby
Leroca
Prenia Party
Johnson
Indiana
Ts Waar
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