Bargains in Farman City Real Estate Listings
A Farman City real estate roundup offers 6 room dwellings from 750 up, 5 room homes, 4 lots in Turner's addition, and brick business house near Washington. Properties include river bottom land, fruit and truck land, timber, and farms within 4 miles to 34 miles of the city, with easy terms and quick cash options.
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Hany
Torus
Oes
Meridian Bt
Flee Jet
Turner's Std
Doom
City
Milas-Souchaint
Washington
Train Disaster Kills and Injures Many in Harrisburg
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train collided with a freight train carrying dynamite near South Harrisburg. Three explosions sparked a massive fire, wreckage engulfed two trains, and authorities feared dozens killed with hundreds injured. Hospitals and hotels opened to treat the wounded as rescuers worked through charred debris along the Susquehanna River.
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Harristurt
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Harrisburg
Beautiful Memorial Plans for McKinley Mausoleum in Canton
New York May 1 Trustees of the McKinley National Memorial association approve the mausoleum design by H VanBirne McGonigle. The site near Canton West Lawn cemetery will be Monument Hill with The Mall approach, a waterway, grand steps, and a granite marble interior atop a 175 foot structure. Cost about 500000. Look Out for These Swindlers Two men Anderson Craft and Todd operate in several cities soliciting subscriptions for magazines in the name of the American Press Association. The organization is not a subscription agency.
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New York
McKinley National Memorial Association
H. VanBirne McGonigle
McKinley Jein
West Lawn Cemetery
Canton
Monument Hill
Grant
Chicago
Offmore
Andérson ‘Craft
Todd
American Press Association
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
American Press {Association
Tornado toll and civil unrest ripple across towns
fragmentary May 11 dispatches report casualties from a tornado and a riotous strike era scene. gunfire wounds a unionist, deputy Waldorn shoots Pierce fatally near Clark and Seventeenth streets as non union workers surge. Derby results and regional notices appear amid chaotic reports.
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Pridioadenue
Tomradgs
Stewart
George
Pierce
Geo. T. Wald Drn
Clark
Severa
Walflorhj
Clark Street
Dorn
Tearaters’ Union
Waldorn
Players’ Association
Ane
Iti
Roosevelt Speech Sparks Chicago Banquet Euphoria
President Roosevelt drew overwhelming applause at a Chicago banquet as he pledged national backing for state order. He warned government must not be mob rule and urged corporate oversight for the common good. May 11 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Apphause
Wnienss
Hume
United Bieles
Iene
Timre
Spraut
Gunther
Washington
President Hears Protest Over Federal Troops in Chicago
A Chicago protest to President Taubeval condemns fencing of federal troops and arbitration delays. Labor leaders urge peace through law, warn against army backing for employers, and press for justice under the law. The mayor notes police control and no federal aid needed as strikes ease toward normal conditions.
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Chicago
Thoubeval
Natie
Rhedent
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Upe
Mehte
Mola
Individu
J. Duane
Unique Boosters Club in Bloomington Votes for Church
The Boosters Aid club meets each Sunday at 9 50 AM in a local cigar shop. Members vote on which church to attend and contribute 1 dollar each to the chosen church’s collection basket. With 55 members, funds are crucial while many members do not attend services. A recent suggestion to reform and attend divine service gained enthusiastic approval.
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Bloomington
Nevinal
Boosters' Aid
Re.wrm
Presbyterian Benevolence Reports Record Income for Church Boards
Rev W W Aubbard secretary reports total income of 3 263 755 for eight church boards ending May 1 1905 at the Presbyterian Church in Auburn New York May 11 The largest annual income in history is divided among Foreign missions Home missions Ed and Sunday school boards Church erection Ministers material relief and college boards With seven boards near or at their peak income at the General Assembly in Winona Ind May 18
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Auburn
W.W. Aubbard
Te Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Churd the Ager
Foreign
Freemer's Sions
T General Assembly
Winona
Ind
Library bans Sherlock Holmes in schools drawing protests
A 1 percent library commission in St. Paul on May 11 placed Arthur Doyle’s Return of Sherlock Holmes on loan but refused to allow it in Hat of books for National schools. The commission argues detective stories may corrupt pupils and lure youths toward questionable paths of rectitude.
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Library Commission
Alan Doyle
Sherlo Holmes
Nyrarica
Sherlock “Holmes
St. Paul
The
Baseball scores from the National and American leagues
National League games reported with Boston beating Chicago 4 to 3 and Brooklyn shutout by Cincinnati 3 to 0. Philadelphia won 10 to 3 over Pittsburgh, New York 4 to 3 over St Louis, and Boston recorded a scoop game 4 to 2 over Chicago. American League had no games. American Association results include St Paul 4 Kansas City 6, Minneapolis 1 Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis 6 Columbus 5, and Toledo Louisville Rainy noted.
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Boston
Chicago
Scoop
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Market Report of Grains and Livestock Prices Across Markets
A digest of regional price quotes for wheat corn oats and hay at Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York and Buffalo with cattle hogs sheep lambs and wheat futures notes. Chicago reflects steady cattle and hog ranges while New York shows higher cattle and lamb quotes and Toledo lists nearby wheat prices.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago Grain and Livestock
Stockera Ind
New York
East Buffalo
Toledo
Indisputable Safe Investment Promotes Reading Enquirer
An advertisement extols the Cincinnati Enquirer as the safest investment for investors. It promises profits from intelligent investments, urges readers to join the money making crowd, and sells subscriptions to Daily Sunday and Weekly Enquirer with sample copies offered for ten cents.
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Cincinnati Enquiger
United States
Weekly Enquirer
Sunday Enquirer
Daily Enquirer
Datuy
Sunpay
Wrexty Enquirer
Enquirer Company
Cincinnati
Chia
Unclear OCR listing with scattered names and times
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated public notice style with scattered names such as Washington and Cincinnati, partial times like 11:25 pm, and garbled terms. No coherent event or action is discernible beyond listing possible locations, dates, and individuals.
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Costello Tailoring
Co. 40S
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R. W. Braun
Farman City
Smith & Arthur
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MecKley Mausoleum
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Arthur Haserot
Yale
Gentor Ilving
Cleveland
Louthile
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Layson
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T.P. Hayes
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Lick Springs
American Water Works Association
Isesalon
Ben .C. Adkins
St. Wealdent
Charles T. Rowe
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St. Melnrad, Ind
the Biblical Commission
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Russia
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HH. Pratt
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Madrid
Ohio
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Presbyterian
Sherlock Holmes
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