Baroness Delaroche Falls to Death in French Aeroplane Accident
The baroness Delaroche, a pioneer French woman aviator, was fatally injured at Bethany Plains Rheims after falling fifty meters from a Voison aeroplane. She fractured limbs and a skull, died in hospital, and had previously survived a January crash and a February injury while earning a license for looping around Heliopolis.
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Bethany Plains
Rheims
Baroness Delaroche
Wachter
Heliopolis
Paris
Jews Fear Massacre as Jews Flee to Pale Cities
Fresh dispatches from Vienna report Russian authorities hunting Jews with bloodhounds and pressing expulsion of Hebrews from cities outside the Pale. Censorship remains tight as fear grows of renewed massacres and Jews being driven from homes to Pale towns.
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Pale
Vienna
Mrs Kubach Seriously Ill After Husband Sentenced
Munete Indiana July Fred Kubach a young husband was jailed for operating a blind tiger and, after pleading guilty, sentenced to thirty days. His wife Eluded to be dying from a broken heart as he was released and found her unconscious at home.
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Munete
Ind
Fred Kubach
Jairs
Kubach
Leffer
Seine Floods Surge Across Paris Suburbs
Severe Seine rises threaten Paris and suburbs with floods. Authorities warn of evacuations as water levels climb rapidly in multiple districts and transportation disruptions spread.
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Seine
Paris
Baroness Delaroche Aviator Fatally Injured at Rheims
Baroness Delaroche, noted woman aviator, sustained fatal injuries in an accident at Rheims France. The incident follows a career marked by pioneering flights and public appearances across Europe.
Ballinger Defends Interior Amid Roosevelt Return Questions
Chicago July 9 Richard A Ballinger secretary of the interior defended his department amid attacks over an Indian warehouse move and possible Roosevelt influence. He named Gifford Pinchot and Garfield in the controversy and said the department’s conduct remains honest and just to the best ability of its men. He added any Roosevelt return would not change his course.
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Chicago
Richard A. Ballineger
Interior
Ballinger
Roosevelt
Taft
Interior Department
Gifford Pinchot
Garfield
Strikers Wreck Two Trains Near Carbondale
In Carbondale Pennsylvania a heavy northbound coal train was derailed by a pulled switch bolt before daylight. A second train of empty passenger cars was later derailed in a similar act. authorities including the chief of detectives and fifteen Ohio deputies arrived to find the wreckers, believed to be striking workers.
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Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson
Ohio
Rex Commission Co Quits Pittsburg
Rex Commission Co with seventy three branches closes doors after Western Union Telegraph Co stops leased service. Ralph Rex notes all creditors and stockholders will be paid. Government action against commission houses cited as cause. Rex faces over 200000 dollar loss.
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Pittsburg
Rex ComMission Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ralph Rex
Western Union
District of Columbia
Telegraph Company
Rex Company
Moving pictures of the famous fight poised for public view
VitaGraph President W E Rock announces 250000 funding to develop and distribute the Jeffries Johnson fight film. A Brooklyn factory processing stage aims for a near perfect negative with a New York city preview for newspapers and officials including potential mayor. International offers were rejected as too low.
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New York
Moving Picture
W. E. Rock
Vitagraph Company of America
Brooklyn
Gaynor
Rock
Hammerstain
France
Train Derailment Wounds Nine Near Arpajon
Paris reports a Paris to Arpajon train derailment caused by poor rails near Arpajon. Nine people sustained serious injuries.
Baseball scores and standings from a crowded league slate
Summary of multiple games across the majors with line scores from Pittsburg Chicago Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit New York St Louis Washington and the American League standings showing wins losses and team records for Phil Cley Chi Bos Wash Det StL and others. Key players listed include Scanlon Miller Bergen Beebe Clarke Reulbach Kling Falkenberg Bemis Cicotte Easterly Thomas Swee ney Spade Lake Killifer Madden Mullin Schmidt Bender and Hinrichs Johnson Street Henry.
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Boston
R. H.E. Cleveland
Falkenberg
Bemis
Hall
Carrigan
R. H. E. Cleveland
Mitchell
Easterly
Cicotte
Philadelphia
Detroit
Thomas
New York
R. H. EB
Chicago
Smith, Young
Scott
Block and
Payne
Warhop
Manning
Sweeney
St. Louis
Washington
Spade
Lake
Killifer
Allen
Madden
Mullin
Schmidt
Bender
Will of Gulonel Ovrenforte Declared in Court
In a case filed this month Gulonel Ovrenforte is identified as ruler figure in India and seeks probate of a will. The document, described as the will of Gulonel Ovrenforte, prompts questions about title and authority over succession.
Fire destroys Oliver Chilled Plow Works. 22 horses perish
South Bend Indiana July 9 fire wiped out the barns and lumber yard of the Oliver Chilled Plow Works. Twenty two horses died in the blaze. Loss estimated between 75 000 and 190 000 with about 50 000 in insurance. Fire origin unknown but a tramp thought to have started it with a pipe. Nearby families displaced as flames spread to adjacent lumber cribs. Fred Wagner injured by a falling beam while fighting the fire.
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South Bend
Ind
Oliver Chilled Plow Works
Fred Wagner
Hogs and cattle market summary from Chicago July 9 1910
Estimated hog receipts 9060 with 2830 left from yesterday. Market 5 higher than yesterday's average. Light hogs 9.05 to 9.30. mixed packers 8.85 to 9.25. heavy shipping grades 8.45 to 9.10. rough 8.45 to 8.75. Cattle 700, steady. sheep 4000, weak.
Second Report Hog Market Receipts and Prices in Chicago
Second Report from Chicago dated July 9 1910 shows estimated receipts today at 9000 with yesterday’s official receipts 14759 and shipments 4045. Officials left over 28.30 and estimated receipts tomorrow 25000. Market quotes include Stole higher Bulk 90 to 9 15 Light 9 10 to 9 35 Mixed packers 5 95 to 9 37g Heavy shipping grades 8 50 to 9 10 Rough 50 to S80 Porkers 9 25 to 9 30 Pigs 9 10 to 9 45.
Cattle and Sheep Market Receipts Report
Estimated receipts list 700 head for cattle with steady prices and 4000 head for sheep. Market activity shows cattle offerings and sheep volumes typical for the period.
Market closes steady with mixed cattle and sheep prices
Early market shows steady demand with bulk cattle at 8 90 to 9 15, mixed packers 5 95 to 9 37, heavy shipping grades 8 to 9 10, rough at 50 to 8 80, and sheep steady. Strong trader participation supports steady tone across segments.
Grain Market Furnished by Beach Wickham Grain Company
Market reports from Beach Wickham Grain Company Chicago show price trends and trading activity for grain futures. The bulletin lists bids offers and current price quotes as of the morning trading session.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
Local Market Prices at Washington City Market
Prevailing prices list for corn hay straw flour bran shorts corn meal and butter. Quotations from Reister & Son show fowls and other produce with per case and per unit figures, reflecting 19th century market rates and trade terms.
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Washington City
Reister & Son
Maharaja of Baroda Visits New York on Hendrik Hudson
The Maharaja Gaekwar of Baroda travels with family and staff on the Hendrik Hudson from Albany to New York. The ruler governs a semi independent western Indian principality with a 10,000 strong army and has banned early marriages by decree allowing marriage only from age 14.
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New York
Maharja Gaekwar
Baroda
Hudson
Hendrik Hudson
Albany
India
Maharanee
Indira Raj
Jaisinh
Harvard
G. R. Nimbalker
Fuller's Funeral In Chicago Noted By War Honors
Melville W. Fuller chief justice of the United States was laid to rest in a Chicago funeral marked by seventeen minute guns fired by U S artillery on General Grant orders. Governor Hughes and notable eastern guests attended at St James Church with members of the Mins Bar and Chicago Bar associations. Interment followed at Graceland.
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Chicago
United States
Frederick Dent Grant
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
St. James Episcopal Church
Hughes
East
Minors Bar Association
Chicago Bar Association
Grace Land
Admiral Rogers's Son Safe
Alexander Rogers, 21, the son of Admiral J A Rogers commander of the Puget Sound navy yard, disappeared from the Valdez Trail while searching for adventure in Alaska. A telegram says he is alive and prospecting in Alaska. He is a great grandson of Admiral Perry who opened Japan to foreign trade.
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Seattle
Wash
Alexander
Rogers
J. A. Rogers
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Valdez Trail
Alaska
Young Rogers
Admiral Perry
Japan
Detailed will conditions set for heir Robert Dyrenforth
Washington July article outlines Col Robert G Dyrenforth’s will for his son Robert St George Dyrenforth. He must graduate high school by 14, earn Harvard degree, study law at Oxford, then train at West Point and in the Army before practicing law. If he becomes Catholic before 22 the fortune goes to the Scottish Rite. He may receive income until 28 with strict limits, and if he dies childless or disobeys, the estate passes to brothers William Harold and Robert.
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Washington
Robert St. George Dyrenforth
Robert G. Dyrenforth
Ol. Dyrenforth
Col
Dyrenforth
Harvard
Oxford
United States
West Military Academy
Europe
Supreme Council
Masonic Scottish Rite
Robert St. George
William H. Dyrenforth
Harold Dyrenforth
Robert Collis Dyerforth
Chicago
Aole
Speedway After Nobles Attracting Top Drivers For Hoosier Carnival
Ten thousand dollars in gold and other trophies will be posted by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to attract Hemery Wagner Nagzarro Liss A Smith and Edge from Europe, plus American pilots such as Rob erson De Palma Strang Oldfield Chevrolet Burman Lyttle Harroun and more to the September speed carnival at Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Hemery, Wagner
Nagzarro
Liss A. Smith
Edge
Robertson
de Palma
Strang
Oldfield
Chevrolet
Burman
Lyttle
Harroun
Ken
Two Die, Two Hurt In Auto Crash Near Arch Hill
Thomas Kennedy of New York is dead. Policeman McCormick of the New York police department cannot live. John P. Scanlon of the city paymaster's office drove the auto. The crash occurred in front of William Rockefeller's Broadway property near Arch Hill.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Thomas Kennedy
New York
Policeman McCormick
Congressmen Brownlow Dead in Tennessee
Bristol Tennessee July 9 Walter Preston Brownlow distinguished southern congressman died of Brights disease at Johnson City Tennessee.
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Brownlow
Bristol
Tenn
Walter Prestor Brownlow
Bright
Johnson City
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Faile
the Interior
REX Commission CO
Vitagraph Company
Arpajon
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Scanlon
Miller
Bergen
Maddox
Leever
Webb and
Gibsom
Cincinnati
Rowan
American League
W. L. Pet
W. L. Pet. Phil
Cley
Chi
Bos
Det
St. L
W.L. Pet
W. L. Pet Chi
Phil
Brook
Pitts
Joseph H. Choate
American Bar Association
England
Choate
James R. Watts
Chattanooga
Gaekwar
Flint
Mich
Durant Streets
Neil J. Berston
Berston
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Grain Market
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Illinois
U.S
Maharaja Gaekwar of
Principality of
Admiral Roger’s
Boulder
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