Europe’s ill wind hits California fruit trade abroad
London reports record American apple and pear sales as Europe’s poor harvest boosts imports. California fruit dominates Covent Garden market with prices averaging above local levels, while France struggles with crop failures. UK buyers see large Canadian supplies and rising demand, with California pears offered at 10 to 22 dollars per box and prices showing sharp gains.
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Farmers National Congress At Niagara Falls Addresses Rural Reform
Niagara Falls N Y Sept farmers national congress opened with no push for nationwide legislation focused on rural free delivery post system telegraph service and postal savings banks as delegates adopted resolutions on reciprocity with Canada and ship subsidies failed to gain support in the session Washington Sept 26 universalist convention slated for October in Washington as the universalists national body is the authority for the faith Yale marks 203rd year with first day of term as work begins in science and law schools in New Haven Conn Sep 25.
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Life Barcary Chamberlains Chir Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Bal Bydr, a town cooper, reports Chanther lain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved him after four months of illness described as Lillous dysentery. He could not work until using the remedy and credits its effects. The fragment notes a merchant and further unclear remarks about the remedy's use.
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Train Collision Wounds, Kills Indiana Workers Near Marion
A work train on the Indians Union traction line and a passenger train on the Cincinnati Mehmond and Abin line collided near South Marion on Thursday afternoon. Fifteen workers on the work train died or were fatally injured, with many others injured. Jas Armour and Wy A Ladd were killed instantly, while David Moore and John Caldwell sustained serious injuries. The collision left several workers severely hurt and authorities began inquiries into the crash.
Unusual Case in Brazil Ind Pending in Courts
Brazil Ind Sept 25 An unusual case reports a horse suddenly dropping to its knees and remaining in a prayer like pose for nearly an hour after starting home. Joseph Binet, a prominent farmer, bought two horses from Charles Murthy a horse dealer. The horse wandered aimlessly, disrupted the herd, and displayed Maud like behavior. Binet seeks 190 damages in the suit.
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The Bower Let Go Pidomington Explosion Fatalities
Sept. 23 explosion at the Hour Schooner in Urowlt county injures James Wise Gilbert Stury mon Mary Wic daughter of James Wi tragically killed Ray Wie healsawy and Henry Rosii hospitalized. Boiler blown off water, seven Sturgeon children left. Heavy debris destroyed several houses.
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Veterans Reunion in South Bend Elects Officers
Veterans reunion in South Bend Indiana elected officers including President D W Worren Port Ind. Vice President B Hutch Jason Golshen Ind. Second Vice President EN Albright Goshen Ind. Treasurer Perry Shotmaker Union Milly Ind. Secretary P H Ducomb Lavolville Ind. Corresponding Secretary W H Whited Argug Ind. Next meeting to be held at Goshen Ind. Schwab's Schoal Plans Laporte Ind Sept 25 industrial schools plan to be established by Charles Schwab, former U S Steel president, with library education aims, Western plans announced. Admitted Irish fugitive case debated at Indianapolis with extradition, arson charge against Bemut Farort Bonded. Stone cutters quit work in Bedford Ind over World’s Fair project. Roller Polo growth noted in Anderson Ind as winter nears. Life remedies advertised by J N Jones drug stork.
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Carmenon Strike Expands to Power Houses and Trolleys
The Carmenon strike spreads beyond streetcars to power houses and lighting suppliers as Newark area trolley workers prepare for a broader walkout. Union counties Hudson Passaic and Union report plans for a general strike by Friday, with demands including abolition of the payroll “epilu rang” and union recognition. Public officials bolster guards as workers walk miles home amid mounting tensions and sporadic car service outages.
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Restrictions Hit Coal Mines Across Wilkes Barre Region
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania September 2 The orders for restriction of anthracite coal output affect nearly all collieries in the region. The Lehigh Valley Coal Co closes its mines Saturday while the Busquehannas Coal Co will close 12 collieries on Friday. The Delaware Hudson Co posts notices to cut five hours daily until further notice. Reading Coal Co plans shutting down several collieries for repairs as output slows. About 43 million tons mined since sanitary measures. Market slump and price pressures drive precautions to avoid a price collapse.
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Foreman Miller Case Dominates Washington News
Washington reports discuss the case of W. A. Miller, foreman of the government printing office, with talk of his discharge and reinstatement by presidential order. Separate Chicago items note messenger boys striking for shorter hours and higher wages, while a patient cites Electric Bitters aiding kidney disease and recovery.
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Mrs Davis in Serious Condition at Castle Inn
Widow of President Davis suffers critical illness at Castle Inn. Reports say Mrs Davis’s condition remains grave as physicians treat her after a late Thursday afternoon collapse. Family and friends arrive, with Dr Stockton and others monitoring her status. a statement is expected tomorrow.
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Memorial Temple proposal discussed by grand lodge committee
A report from a committee on Memorial Temple construction notes favorable views on a plan to connect the nave of the sovereign grand tool with a project. The committee also suggests placing the ent prie on lands of Witt Ingtoly lodge Xe b. The report will be tabled Friday and includes a visit to the grave of Thomas Wildey.
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Man allegedly fatally harms wife indoors in Wisconsin
In Tempted to cause fatal harm a man from Wisconsin allegedly tried to strike his wife and killed her by forcing his way into the house. Mrs Palty fled to her mother as Clifton Ketlegg supplied a gun and then drove away, leaving chaos as public safety officials responded.
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The Pension Roll and Local Crime News Digest
Washington pension increases under March 1908 act raise monthly stipends for about 410 pensioners as new enrollments and disbursements are reported. Minneapolis reports farmer Grams killed his wife amid divorce proceedings. Wyne Pennsylvania chemical works workers die from deadly gas. Beaumont sees defendant Crow commit suicide. Greenfield man touts stomach relief with Chompers tablets. Local sales pitch assertsChompers tablets aid stomach and liver troubles.
President Roosevelt to Return to Washington Monday
Roosevelts plans to reenter the capital after a 13 week absence are announced from Oumter Bay. The president and family will travel to Washington next Monday, resuming official duties following the long interval away from the capital.
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