Price Strength Across Markets as Frost Bites South
Price situation shows strong contracted activity with copper at a sixteen year high and iron and steel firming. Frost damage concerns in the South and Western weather affect fruit, cotton, and tobacco, while rail congestion and freight flows strain shipments. Despite this, reports cite rising retail trade and widespread demand in metals, pig iron, and textile futures with cautious optimism for fall and 1907 shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
St Laws
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Louisgie
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
Mobile
de- Myers
Exports to Asia Reduced and Causes Cited
A report notes a decline in US exports to China and Japan due to the Russo Japanese war closing northern China trade and provincial copper coinage orders in China while Japan regains normal conditions. In San Francisco a banker’s son is charged with manslaughter after a fatal shooting during the city fire. Three thousand bales of cotton burn in Bremen after arrival from Savannah aboard the Turkestan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Japan
San Francisco
Ernest A Denteke
William P Lawler
Bremen
Germany
Savannah
Turkestan
Estes
Ptomaine Poison Deaths and Italian Memorial Unveiling
A disorderly mixed report covers a forthcoming VerdI monument ceremony in New York with a balloon and roses, followed by trial notes on a poisoning case. Lawyers claim ptomaine poisoning caused a wife’s death while expert testimony discusses embalming fluids and possible arsenic traces. The courtroom scene includes Dr Marshall analyzing embalming fluids and questions about arsenic transfer via nonarsenical injections. An unrelated Tennessee fire destroys a Main Street block, with significant losses and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Mann
Rom
Tennessee
Columbia, Tenn
Main
Toledo Bank Robbery Ends With Officer Fatally Shot
An early morning holdup at Main and Front streets in Fast Toledo left insurance agent Carnell robbed and two highwaymen hurt. Patrolman Schlagbeck was killed after being shot in the chin and back. Suspects Myers and Peterson were subdued, while a third man, Blackle, escaped as the officers closed in and a patrol wagon arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Hotaup
Main
Front Streets
Joseph Schlag~beck
Blackle
Christ Peterson
Net Myers
F Ho Carnell
Achiagheck
Peter Deaunnee
Schingheck
Deaunnee
Myers
Deautnee
Peterson
Brackle
Deaunnes
Woman Dies in Personal Crisis in Rochester
In Rochester, Mrs Alexander Henderson, 35, of Pem broke street, ended life by gas and attempted poison then slashed her throat. She was hospitalized, later leapt from a second story window during nurse’s absence and died of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Nyt
Alexander Henderson
Pembroke Street
Homeopathic
Harry
Earthquakes Devastate Sicily Burn Homes Churches
Earthquake shocks in Sicily cause serious damage to dwellings and churches. Caccamo sustains heavy damage while residents of Termini and Trabia endure distress. Over the last five days more than 100 shocks have been felt at Trabia, leaving people camped in open air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Sicily
Caccamo
Termini
Trabua
Trabla
Addicks' Farms Sold in Camden Litigation Sale
Four farms and a mill property plus a small tract of land belonging to ward Addicks were sold today by United States Marshal Flinn in Wilmington Delaware under a judgment obtained by Charles Hinchman of Camden New Jersey in a Ruby Match Company case. Total amount realized was 318 dollars, of which Hinchman’s share was about 30 thousand dollars.
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Wilmington
Del
Charles, H .Finchman
Camden
Ruby Match Company
Four Farms, & Mill
Toadward Addicks
United States
Flinn
Hinchman
Poisoned Milk Crisis Hits Findlay Orphans Home
In Findlay Ohio on October 12, fourteen orphans eight girls and six boys were poisoned after drinking milk. All but two have recovered. two remain critical as doctors monitor their condition closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Pig’s Kick Proves Fatal in Ontario Meat Plant Accident
In Stratford Ontario a stoker at White Packing Company died after an animal kicked while a knife intended for Parker misdirected, injuring Kimber’s abdomen. The incident occurred Oct 12 as Kimber was handling a pie.
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Stoker
Parker
Stratford
Ontario
Charles
Kimber
White Packing Company
Kimbers
Mystery of forged Crawford signatures unsettles experts
In Scranton on October 12 handwriting experts questioned the Schanley will signatures of James J. Crawford as forgeries. Four experts say the signatures are forged though none explains how the forgeries were done. David H Carvalho claimed the signatures were first made by an impression and painted over with a paste fluid with no pen marks visible. Alfred Osborne and Roy Hester noted slim chances of a near perfect fake, while John Downing placed Crawford in Scranton on December 18, 194? the same date as a New York letter to Schooley. The case adjourned to October 23 with both sides submitting signatures to more experts.
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Scranton
George B. Schanley
Philadelphia
James J. Crawford
Crawford
Schaaley
David H Carvalho
Carvalho
Schooley
Alfred & Osborne
Roy Hester
Osborne
Jr. John ‘S Downing
J. J. Crawford
New York
GBE
Bnce
Fire claims two youths in Marshall blaze
Marshall Missouri October 12 a grocery home fire killed Rentle Irwin age eighteen while trying to rescue inmates. Oscar Page escaped with injuries. Firefighters believe two others were burned in the rubble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
F. W. Miles
Rentle Irwin
Oscar Page
Stensland Bank Chief Declared Bankrupt in Joliet
Paul O. Stensland, former Milwaukee Avenue State Bank president now imprisoned in Joliet, was adjudged bankrupt in the U.S. District Court. Only his personal estate, valued around $500,000, is involved in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiesgo
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Joliet
United States Clarinet Court
Stensland
St Andrews Opens Session Backing Phonetic Spelling
St Andrews University opens its whiter session with Principal Dr James Donaldson praising phonetic spelling as easier for children and illiterates. He cites a quarter to a third learning time and notes Andrew Carnegie donated 50000 dollars to add to the university library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrews
Scotland
St. Andrew's University
Jarges Donaldson
Donaldson
Boycott Leaders Freed as Hong Kong Crowd Cheers
In Hong Kong on October 1, three ringleaders of an American goods boycott were released from Carton prison after the boycott was called off. A large crowd gathered outside the jail, applauding the released prisoners as they thanked the people and saluted the Chinese national character. The magistrate gave the men a punch of encouragement, and telegrams of congratulations arrived from close associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Carton
Coset
Mont Pelee Eruption Spreads Ash Over Guadeloupe
On Oct 12 a violent Mont Pelee eruption showered the southeast Guadeloupe area with fine volcanic ash. The Soufriere volcano on the same island shows no activity. From Oct 6 to 10 the atmosphere here was thick with ash density comparable to Mont Pelee’s worst eruptions, though the Mont Pelee itself remains disturbed.
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Basre-Terrs
Guadeloupe
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Guaideloupe
Thomas
Danish West
Indias
Mont Peles
Arabs Rebellion Routs Turkish Troops in Yemen District
Constantinople reports ongoing rebellion against Turkish rule in Yemen Arabia. In Aziz district government troops clashed with the Benishar tribe, Turks routed with about 100 killed and 60 wounded. Arab casualties estimated at 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Yemen
Arabia
Aziz
Benishar
Paris Subway Caves In Near Buttes Chaumont Park
A section of the Metropolitan Subway near the Buttes Chaumont Park in Paris caved in affecting the area used to complete the belt around the city. Police ordered evacuations as residents feared building damage while a similar cave-in near Pacis Subway had occurred in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Metropolitan Subway
Buttes Chau~ement
Pacis
Paria
Buttesdieumont Park
Et 3
Trouble Feared in Morocco Amid Fanatical Bands
Paris reports rising unrest in southern Morocco as fanatical bands threaten French rule. Governor General Jonnart attends a cabinet meeting to outline precautionary troop dispositions. The Echa de Paris says a planned attack on France may target Tafilelt and notes mobilization under a relative of the Sultan in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Morocco
M. Jonnart
Algiers
Echa de Paris
Sultan Bande
Archbishop Bond Funeral Held in Montreal Cathedral
Thousands filed along the streets as Archbishop Bond's funeral cortege moved through Montreal. Bishops and clergy from Canada and the United States participated in the service at the Cathedral Church, conducted by Rt Rev Bishops Carmichael and Hamilton and Archdeacon Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
Archbishop Bond
Canada
Sunday church services feature many venues and preachers
A vast list of Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran, and other church services is noted for Sunday October 14. The Rev Charles A Brown leads at the Episcopal church with children’s programs and sermons, while Rev HL Hubbard and Rev A Zimmermann headline Methodist and other church events across several DC streets. Many congregations schedule morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and special meetings led by various pastors and guest speakers.
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Episcopal
Ipen-Air
Servich
Cathedral Grounds
Charles A. Brown
USA
United States Marine Bond
Tamiall-lows Cary | Thurch
Efirbiny
Gatruel
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Ray
Mykim
Dod
Rey John D de Mothe
Bo & m
Oly Tammunién
Ray JD
Mothe
Methodist
Magsachusetts Avenue
Ninth
HL Hubbard
A. H Zimmermann
Boetal Women's
AH Zimmermann
Christ and Women
Georg A. Fisher
Zimmermann
Amnhert Mas
Howhith League Institute
Hendermah
Pworth League Workers Foundry MB Church
Sikthenth
Qhureh Streets
Robert M Moore
Upworth Langue Telly
Merrill E. Gets
Metropolitan Mss Church
Trak
Bristol
Tha Hose
Bugtend
Sunagy
Howard Rae Oe
Presbyterian
Qovenant
Connecticut
Teula
Hamm
H Waddell Pratt
Bartist
Piret Baptist
Birteenth
Charles F Winbigter
Everything God
Endeavor
Talvary Baptiet Church
Righth
Streets Northwest
Rey Samuel H Greene
P' H Bristow
TV Pom
Central Union Mission Teachers Bible Club
Te Endeavor
Tyesday
Seventh
Mr Palmer
Schools Readiness Event Notes Unclear Fragments
Fragmentary OCR mentions schools and October but lacks clear details or names. Readable pieces reference a planning or event in October, but essential facts are missing to define outcome or participants.
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Cotton
Pan & Co
East
Pacific States
Asia
Home Savings Bank
Ith
Mass
San Pier
Tommen
York
Expfry Winks
Tela Mara
Wisan
Brouwer
Dr Marshall
Mrs Brouwer
Dr. Genth
Waa
Dr .Washington
Stella McClenahan
Washington
Mra Brouwer
Dr Brouwer
Hugone Vay
Engene
Federal Grand -Dury
Third
Wom
Addicks
Pig
Mrs. Myers
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Robert B Ruff
Aggle M. Myers
United States Supreme Court
Larue
Congress
Norwileh
Conn
Gmer True
Putnam Democratic
Newfoundand
Havre
Tin Liverpool
Cherbourg
Southempton
Tambure
Will
Howsey
Herperishes
Marshall, Mo
Elphonzo Youngs Company
Ninth Street
Phone
Old Virginia
Newport
Smithfield
Kruse
Lowe Town
Rass Geves
Wore
Baron Rothschild
Witte
Count Witte
M Kokovsoff
Hokovsoff
Bismarck
BL Petersburg
London
Scotland University
Voltate
Budapest
Dr. Wekerle
Diet
Teo
Vienna
Chile
Santiago
cChilean Cong
Ts Caminre Sesio
Wray
Lutheran
Concordia
Feul
Menzel Partor
Evangelical Christian Science
Jos
G Street
Olver C Sabin
Christian Sciennes
Weinerdee
Babin
Caie
Seleas
Ghristian Association
Christian Association
Twelfth End
11Th St
STORS
Washington Schools
Katie ‘Wilson-Greene
Henry Hicee
Ags
Epi of
Burea
Weber Foto Eertis Eel Gymaneiutes
Ae Astis
WOON
Vuruuly
Uululuey
Standarar
Pal, Thoma
Ene
Tgs
Tabreet
Borrow & Mount Vernacu Seminary
M Street
N.W
Bool
Evry
St. Gust
Dupont Crete
Freparstory
Munn
Pradten
Maria von Unschuld
Holmen
Schoo
Lucy Madeira
Wollecley
Mt Holyoke
Vassar
Smith
Angeatcttona
St Zouren
Nortans
College Graduains Gym
Winslow H Randolph
Eb Oesae
Airmont
varhuonTstamere
October
Laelia Arthur Ramsay
Prin Dita Steele Prin
Belcourt
Cor Ltth
Ephyota
Eatley
Ostaber
Mary Burke Somervell
Misa
Lea Duncan
Strayer
Aml
Gunston Hall
Thomas Circle
Gna
Beverley R' Mason
Brunetpals End
Berlitz
St. Louis
Liege
J. Sylvester Phillips
Prin
TAS Connave Studio
St 6
Karl Holer
Landon Reed
Telmain
THE
Stuart School
Wat
DW Street
Claudia Stuart
Dorsey
Eighteenth Street
Connectiut Avenue
Holy Cross Academy
Husb
Vas
F St. Nw
Law School
13Th St. Nw
Washington School For Boys
Laula Leverett Hooper
Winconste Avenue
Cleveland Park
Newark Street
Washington, D
Bead
HF Carter
Trinity College
Oxford
Tox Groton
St. Marks
Carter
Bean
Siede
Parrentes
University School For Boys
West Point
Annepolis
Seaason
Robert L. Preston
Principe
Arny
Wavy
Bvard BT
Rashington
B. Banepa
SoacHine
Cercestons
Larine Corps
Navy Pay Corps
Parttediars
Hall Noyes School
Slaven Veers Tercher Central High School
Mann Hall
Avencerian
Ninth St Nw
Cape
Gabatn
Edward W Thompson
Finn
Fourteanbrst
Henri Hers
26Th St
John
Eureka Mandolin Quartet
H. Johnsen
School OF Languages
Ehien
Harry Patterson Hopkins
Maryland
Mit
St. Agnes College
Cluzness
Bcientifte
Mt, Washington
Boyander
Agfrets
Sisthas OF
Morcy
Mount Washington
Deletmers Cousir
Steast
IMELG
Rarp Lassors
Rarp Lassors In Washir
Igi Fulton
Baltimoy Md
Virginia
Bethel Nottary Academe
Warrenton
Ser
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