Washington Notes on World Affairs and Domestic Affairs
Washington Notes reports on France game market for American cattle and meat nearly closed, Potts renamed inspector general and headed to Charleston to command artillery district, tobacco trust gains Germany, naval recruiting halls with reading rooms planned, Can do National Bank organized in North Dakota with five incorporators, Carnegie reportedly negotiating to buy Bannockburn battlefield, Prussian canal plan to connect Rhine Welser and Elbe, Russians to evacuate New Chiang and Monkden provinces by Oct 8, English union congress condemns Chamberlain fiscal policy, Italians arrested for fraud naturalization in Steubenville, Ohio, and a fatal rent dispute in Copemish Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Potts
Department of California
Charleston
D. C
American Tobacco Trust
Germany
Naval Recruiting Stations
Cando
N. D
Andrew Carnegie
Bannockburn
Stirling
Scotland
Rhine
Welser
Elbe
Chiang
Monkden
Trades Union Congress
Mr. Chamberlain
Notable Obituaries and Incidents Across the Nation
A syndicated column lists numerous deaths and notable events. John Bullock Clark former Missouri congressman and Confederate brigadier dies. William T. Dalby passes in Salt Lake City after stomach cancer. Mae Goolet and the duke of Roxburghe reportedly plan a Newport wedding within two months. Henry Sanford of Adams Express dies in Bridgeport from a stroke. Rev Alvah Hovey dies in Newton at eighty three. William Deforest Manice dies at Cammack cottage, Tuxedo, from heart disease. James M. Jones, Michigan insurance figure, dies in Detroit at sixty eight. William Goldie dies in Chicago at seventy eight. his company built multiple world fair structures and holds large contracts. Langley airship propeller wrecked at Widewater, Virginia. Edward Sizer falls from Williamsburg Bridge, not fatal. True Raney killed by live wire in a storm at St Joseph. Tornado near Quincy, Illinois damages frame and injures several. Eight bodies wash ashore on Long Island after a boat loss. Mrs Farrell and two-year-old child killed in Wichita storm. shelter in schoolhouse destroyed. Burlington Iowa Paris store gutted by fire. losses overhaul stock and nearby blocks. Funeral hearse incident in Valverde, Colorado leads to injuries. Mrs Frances McGraw killed in a Sharpsburg Maryland driving accident. she is related to Levi Z Leiter and Lady Curzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Goolet
Duke of Roxburghe
Newport
Henry Sanford
Adams Express Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Alvah Hovey
Newton Theological Institution
Newton
Mass
William Deforest Manice
New York
Cammack Cottage
Tuxedo
James M. Jones
Michigan
Grace Hospital
Detroit
William Goldie
Chicago
Buffalo
Omaha
Prof. Langley
Widewater
Edward Sizer
Williamsburg
St. Joseph
True Raney
William Downs
John Schneizel
Quincy
Paris
Burlington
Iowa
Valverde
Colo
Frances McGraw
Aaron K. McGraw
Sharpsburg
Levi Z. Leiter
Lady Curzon
Viceroy of
India
From Other Shores and European Expositions Reach London
King Edward returns to London from Vienna while Berlin's Dresden exhibit moves to St. Louis. Soldiers fatally sunstruck during Franco German maneuvers. Peru completes a railway climbing 17 000 feet in 75 miles. Count von Deyme dies in Silesia of heart disease. The French invite Italy’s queen to Paris and Paris to London. Twenty Filipino insurgents die in Jolo. one constabulary dies. A man claiming to be an American priest is arrested in Poland for enticing girls out of the country to a St Louis convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
London
Vienna
Berlin
Dresden
St. Louis
Peru
Count von Deyme
Great Britain
Ebersdorf
Silesia
Italy
Paris
Poland
St Louis
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Shaffer
Main Street
Ladies and Gentlemen
Williston, N. D
E. R. Brownson
United States
SALE
ENCE
Williston
North Dakota
Cary Safe Co
Buffalo, N
Land Office
County
E. F
Coxx
U. S
J. C. Dwyer
General Land Office
Great Northern Hotel
John Heffernan
N. P. R. R. Lands
Jones Bros
Commission
Buford
N.D
Eb, FR
Jon
ML Calderwood
Boothroyd
Calderwood
Williston Land Co
Stewart’s Building
Washington
France
Steubenville
Ohio
Charles Cortes
F. J. Baird
Copemish
Mich
John Bullock Clark
Missouri
William T. Dalby
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Cal
Long Island
Jolo Constabulary
Constabulary
Ealeming
Paue
EEL
KEY West Cigars
Key West
la Fiorentina
Second National Bank of St. Paul
St. Paul
Abot A. Verta & Co
KE White Street
C West
D. M. Far
Mount Moriah
ALF, & A
Seneca Brownell
W. M. B. Overson
W. W. H. Denny
M. G. Markell
J. Hi
Belyea
Odd Fellows Hall
W. W. Medley
Great Northern Hotel Building
Woodley Bros
Poplar Creek
Williaton
Ole Thorsen
Nelson
Scranton & Hayes
General Blacksmiths
N. Dak
Star Meat Market
Paul Schierbeck
Sherri
Johnson & Narvegon
Marmon
Missouri River
W. O. Barstad
Horoes
Fannie A. Ackerman
Sand Creek
Willian County
Charles Becker
Buford, N. D
E. M. Prouty, Jr
Cattle & Horses
Mari2
F. A
R. A. Jones
Euten Riba
Branila
Maddy and
Montana Safe Line
P.O
R. A. Jonl
North- Western Limited
Minneapolis
St.Paul
E. A. Gray
Helena, Mont
W. M. Enright
T. W. Teasdale
Gen. Ey
Agt Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway
Twin Cities
Pioneer Limited
W. B. Dixon
Robari St
Paul
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