davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29
At Enid.

Muskogee ............01O 600 POP
Enid ..............O 600 600 OO0--9
Batteries: Cavett and Harrington;
Balliett and Allen
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29
WESTERN ASSOCIATION


At Joplin.
r. H. f..
Joplin .....O 600 600 900 20 6 3
Pittsburg 1000 600 OO5--5 9 !
Batteries Beltz and Brown; Rey-
mer and Kelley.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29
At Springfield.

R. H, E.
Webb City ..0SO 600 OOO--S )
Springfield ... .0S1 1O4 O1O-9 s 0
Batteries: Myers and Brown; Hall
and Brennan.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29
At Minneapolis.

R. H. E.
..........7 II 2
Toledo .........1 s ,
Batteries: Olmstead and Block;
West and Abbott.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29
At Cincinnati.

Batteries: Ewing, Dubec and Nc
Lean; Camnitz and Gibson.
NewYork- Brooklyn game postponed
on account rain.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29

Red star flour at Garrison'g, Try it.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29

For new cab. call 2S4. night or day
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29

ozarka water at Garrison's att
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29

Batteries: Tucker and Graham, Cor
irdon, McQuillin and Doom.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batteries Morgan and Thomas;
Doyle, Manning and Sweeney.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29

Ten innings. Batteries: Burns,
Walsh and Sullivan; Summers, Spear
Willett and Stanage.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29

R. H. e.
st. Paul ......,..........O j
Columbus ........2 70 o
Batteries: Gehring, Yeager and Car
isch; Linke and James
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Milwaukee.

Batteries Waoker and Hostetter
iraham, Cheney and Howley.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-29
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL SCORE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At eoston.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Tliidjtigc StrGflinsc.

9eiabrlide Nep:Dorfer @erbred)er
ouf freien 6iiBer. @aren anl
Ban bes ne,len 3uhtbauies 81,
9eor Mountain beihGftist.
Nem Dorf, 10. 6ebruor.-Iem
bieiigen Boli3ei.Sauptquartier eing
Die WtittbeiIung 5u, onB neierlid)
spei StrGilinge bes Staats- @eiGns,
mites Sing Sing, pelte bel Den
gauorbsitcn iiir oas nc,lc Staats.
8efangniB 5u Bear Mountain onl
ipeitIidcn llfer bes @uoieu, .geaeu-
iiber BON Sona-Sslono, beidGitiat
paren, cutfpnmen lino. Die llmaes
9cno ocS 9ouplutes lit oift baipal'
oct, utl0 allSbrcd)ern iaqt cs besbulb
nidt lonoerlid) ihtuer, nab beluerf-
itelligter 6lud,t fir eillige Stunoen
Elm 9uteS 8crited 5l iinocn. aul nic-
ie Weiie gelong es IN lestcr 3cit meb,
rcren SGitlingcL it'd Die Sreibeit 81
iihern. 81.
@oroeiu Nroit bonn Stonts . Sc
fan9nilie Sina Sin9 pllrbe ioiort
iiber bic Sl,lht Der bciocn Strdilingr
IN &enntnib geiett unb begab iit an
Srt unb Steue. 9ie Gntfommencn
iinb Charles j. McGartbp, Gin tribe.
rer Nerp- Dorfcr Holi5iit, scr om l..
Nopembcr 1907 meacn elmer Grprei'
iung an einrm Sdaufnirtb bon Rid)'
ter Grain IN bcn 8enerol.AIiilen fir
5iu1i Sabre ulo 5ebu Wonote nod
Sing Sing 9eld)idt lplmbe, uno Saul
aellp, Der Wotoriiibrcr oes 8. Ipenllc
Spf)bobn5uaes, ser Gin @cfobr.Si Zig.
mol on SO. Ctr. nid)t bead,ietc lunO oil
53. Str. uno 8. Ipcnl,c IN cine folld)c
@eid,c irbr, moourd cin @oe9on beS
3uacs ouI Die Strobe 9eld)Ieubcrt
Nno mehrerc Hcrioncn 9etobtet tpl,rs
ocu. 3eIlp lpurbe Ses 5ostidhog3
iiir ltulbig beiumben mo ON 81. So
mar 1908 sll cincr 3lid)tbullsItraie
BON 1 Sobr 6 Monoten bis = Sabre G
Wonate perurtbeilt. Gr lit 10 Sabre
olt unb bot cine Shpelter, Die III Nr.
IA, Ecooc.S tr., Ncluorf, mobnt. Wc.
GurtGp mobnte IN 9tr. 1918, 3. spe.,
mo lit 80 Sabre aIt. Mon 9lal,bt.
ooB iid) beibe Sliif)tlin9c nad New.
Dorf aeiuonot babell. INC oie bicIige
EoliSei murbe nnacpieieu, id,ariel
Mltslll9 81 bnlten.
Sm 8on5el iinh bisbcr ner,ll Strii
lingc. oic beim 9au oeo ncl,en ,3lld,t,
buuleS III Neor Mountaiit beitGitigi
iuarelt, cntfommcit. Tllr brci ipllr-
ocu wicber eilgefungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Sajclton's 8eItGnonif.

Sd)lieI a,lf ocm aoiicr, III mcld)err,
CT bic seritiidclten llcberreIte lcts
ncr bon linn ermproetail GhefroiI
perIteft hattie.
Iciu 0orf, 10. Sebruar. -
2rrd, cine mpltcrioic sSrou lit eeiterr
Der Ncgcr Son1es $. !So5altorL Ser III
Der @eibnodltsnod,e in Neip.Nope1,
Conn, leine 8attin ermoroetc mo IN
grulenboiter @eiic Seritiideltc, scr
hieIigcn EoliSei III bie Sanbc gclic.
Icrt moroen. I'm 5cbu llbr Morgens
te%lephonirte oic llnbcfannte, Sic lid,
mcigertc. ibrcn Nomcn %ol5l,geben,
nah Dem Observation-Disclosures, baf
lie III ocn 3citungcn Don Dem Gerbrc,
dleil aclelcn babe unb Der SDdter in
Nr. POI, @cit IS. Str, 81 iil,oen lei.
Slim Miirnlicn ipdtcr ~bcionotn iid)
bier GctetiiuS oiI Dem @cgc nad Scr
a%n9c1ebencn Aorciic, mo tic ionocn
Den Morber, eiien r%iclcl,boiteil, ctipo
2S Sabre oltcn Sdnpar5en, iuirflid,
BORT, Ter Henid lieB lid obne @i.
oeritano icIicln. @ci jcil,cr Ginlieic.
rilng ms Nouptauarticr legic tr Ia.
d)cno, ais oh er rilc liliti0e @cidihtc
er5uble, zines Der grGBlid)itcn &c.
it1noniiic .n6. sic II, gcrnumcr 3eit
BORT aebGrt wcrben fun.
sd luolntc NIT mcincr Gran il,
Nr. 10. SctonsStr, 9fep-Sopen",
ioete Ser Mtcnid,. ngSir fonlttcn urS
ablolrt nidlt mcbr pertragen uno
i~tritten inns %bcltdnoig. Sn ser @eif.
1lnftslpcd)e begom mcinc 6rau, mir
alte Geid)idltci p%or;ltpcrien, nnC oas
dracrte mid. sus tic mid iuieoer
cinnul nit Goriuiirfcn i~iberbGuite,
boltc idl cinen Sammer mo id)Il,g tic
init tcmicihcu nieoer. Gam lticb id,
ibr Gin Meiicr in ben 2cib, i,no ais
lie fein ScbenS5cid)en nebr Dor, lid,
gab, padte ih iic III cincn Softer"
Bel Der SdiibcrlWg scr cntiebfi
hcn Ginsclbeiten icines Scrbrehcrs
brad) Der Neger pieberbolt 1T cin ipie.
lcrnoes Beldd)tcr. aus. .als Is
gbcno iuurbc, iiberfnm mid sic
Slird}t. bab mrillc Ibot cntSedt lucr,
ben fo1nte". iilbr or tort. sd leetc
mid, baher aui oeit Softer, in Den i'd,
Die 2eidle 9citedt battc, mo id)liei sic
san5e Nad)t biaourf ai,f %eelnielter.
@Gbrel,h Der ndfitrn Inae perlieB
ih Dos Sans ultn faD, hierhcr." .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Gofal6cridjte ai,s @aiginatou.
&onI oblcn1u3i ii bcr-
III II II /.


GSroit 2opillio Saulor bon 9sr. 800
S-Strobc, Siioruclt, pllrbc geiterr
Moraen in ibrcr Sd)loiitubc bon 60
len iibcrmannt. bie BENT Sicn cnt
ltrpnltcu. @lilflid)er @eiic ,uurol
ibr in eilell onbercn 3innncr id)lu
icnhcr @ottc red)t5citig orti ibren 81
ltonO uiInicrtIon; CT trllN JIG an OH
iriid,c Sltft, no lie iid balo lpicoc,
crboltc.
Wnlcrn | III 2nncbmen.
Gem 8cilnbbeitaherid)t Suiol0l
mnrocn III Scr pe%rilolieucn @od,e 1Ss
leilc TGlle bon Moicrn gcneIbct, &c
gen 800 SGlc in Scr porbcr9ebenoel
Mof)c. Snl 8an5cn ipnren al,
Sd)lnB Scr lebten ISOLDE 1872 Eerio
ncn oil bcn Woicru erfrontt.
s. amp nit scr Sbicrihu L.
@ciell DAFT.
Gic @cicQid,oit bon Eicrocciacn
tbiirncrn bcS Tiitrifts Columbia boi
i'm Gongreb cine 9in cillreid,ell loi.
icl,, mcld)c Der Sbicridrut : 8elcn
ldlait Die @eluolt Der Nurd)iiibrlulg
DER @clcbc gcQcn 1rarlnn1c 9ebano-
hing bon Ibicren ent5icbt mo Scr
Eolijci mo bcn licelltiirtcn Sbicr.
dr5tcn ollcill ii%bcrrucilt. Scr @orii
tcr beS Sans Gonlitc'S iiir ben 81
thrift Golnl,bin bot Die Dill Den 81.
Itritts GomniIiGren 5llr @c9ntod)
tllla iibcrpicieu, lunb oicie bobcll
aiti Griudcn Der Sbieridrub 0ciea.
it)uft poer vSlnla1,e Socictp"'. mic
Die 8cicllifaft lid, oiii5iea ncrlt, cill
oifcntlihcs Serbor o%ilberallmt. Sic
Gill periiigt, boB Die Ginfiinite olird)
Stroicn in bic @unocSfoiic ilicbcil
iollcn. Scbt erboit Die Sbicriduts-@c
lcaIdlnIt ouc Straicn.
i liz irriinnig crfldrt.
Ger Milluttc Nnorelu SiahtIooo,
reld)er I'M VlmocS. SrrenbolpitaI oil.
lcItcllt mar mo am %. September
lettcll >SobrcS III bcl Garfanln9cll
Der gnitalt cincn Irbcitcr, Momcns
Eotrif MaIonep. mo cine Snlailin,
Haincus Millic Solliil. nit elmer Gi-
lenItanac erldjlna. pnroc geltcru III
Der 5lpeifen abtbeilung oes Grimi'
lulacrid)ts iiir irriinnig crfldrt. gr
lit bcs WoroeS mi crItcn Grade ailsc:
tlagt, mo luei,n or i'm st. gli5a.
PHILOSOPHICAL pobin or 9cbrodlt
rorocn lit, lpieber aeiinrben iolie,
miro or iid All ieile aittlasc hin 81
perontporten llabcn.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
@olltc ibreu yyrenno" cridieFem.

Se|dteoctlc gteiD=Uorterln beoroDt NJ
rem 9iebbabcr nit Dem Sobe, lucil
ibr oerielbc untrsu ml,rbe.
MtIantic Gitn H..S, 10. sc:
br,lar. - Sruu gliSabcth Sennilon,
cine ilrnge, por5iiglid) getleioete 0rall,
ole an ocn Sinaern nno IN ben Ctr,
ringcn berrlihe 9riQontcn trdgt,
ltono int Gpli5cigcriht Dor Hecproer
Sopes uno crflGrtc ihllld)5enb, lie la.
be ibrcn Sre,ub Sobn EIum uno
bonn lih ielbit cridIicBen ipollcu, iptil
lcr ibr m,trell 9emorocn lei.
Srou Sciuniion lit bic geidicocnc
Giottin eincs Dortcr Moflcr$,
oeiien 9~iireolls in @ou.Str. Iicocn.
Sobn Elum lit @cbilic bel Dem lieli.
gen 2eid)cnbcitattcr 5. q. Grcplco.
Srou Senniion lcrntc Y(ltm paIGai1
bier telnen uno pcrliebtc lid) 10 IN
i'm, Dob lie onoor,crno Iicrher il,br
uno nit linn in HcItolroutS 1ciebcn
lpurec. Sic bate INNER picl 8clo
bel lid "a ibr @ottc ibr 5000 monot-
lifc alinlcnic 5ohlt,
Im letter Montoa beiratbctc Elltnl
heinlid) sri. Gtbcl 0alc, bic Sot)ttr
ocs Gopit0ns SomucI Gale. tsroll
Scnniion acrictb ooriibcr IN Iiirdtcrs
lid,e auircgurg. Sic elite birrh,r
l,nb brong om Gicnito9 Abcuo nit
cincn Hcpoluer IN Der Sultit bel
Elum5 cin. Elitm flob. Sein grl,-
Der entlpoffll1tc Die Nrull uno ilbcr.
gob iic Der EoliSci.
Sic pl,rbc i'm 8erid)t Dor bic gSahl
geltellt. cntlueoer So Strofc SIT bcsobs
len uno Die Stnot olf immer Ill Der.
loiIcn, oocr obcr 80 Gage @efGngrii
ab5ltlitcrl. Sic nGbltc Sos %crItcrc, CT.
flGrtc obcr glcid) nather, lie iperoc
1id)t cher Ruben, oils bis tic crit Ylun1
unb Damn lid, c~ridlolicn babe. Sot,l
Nllrm ilcbt bobcr ben wcitcrcn Grei0.
niIicn nut elmer 9cluiilen Spannun1
cittgeqcn.
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Gin jfarfer 2Cbut.

SmiiBen 81: t.n aDrper gegtr Hranfs
belt bur4 1uit'ss Qiaen. elm abiolutss
Seilmittel fur Ropiihmsr5en Dpspsps
ia, Malaria. 9artleibi9teit uno abnli'
DE GeibeE.
.Das 1riebrat ses eebent.'
Or. 9utt: Sbre Qsber pilenl iino bal
Sriebrob bes Qebens. Sd irerbs fets
benz 3ufoI banibur fein. ireltsr mir
bie{elbeu ~ msiner Aenntnib braft.
3. Gaitleiab, platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Leber P1LLEN.
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&crmiidJte telcgrapbiidc Icpeiden.

Bier @rilbellarbcitcr p,lrocn
9eltern ourd Die 5ui1Iligc Grploiion
cineS SGBd)ens Sprelgpulpcrs in Der
Baplora'3 edc nubc &bec!iug. "a
60, tobtlid, pcrlrBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

~UtuWptHs
Iarleheu ms Biscuit. .......$lGs9.se 0.Ol
dhSri ..."',.,....,.n"... 1854
Giriuiaiio'n Al Gjtderu ..'Y.,., 9co.Ogo,oo
GET. Sladicn GbIigalioH3H inC
SinFrunG hcr %er. Sindicr:@
ScpotticR ...t....... ..,.... 2V,uuJ.Ou
.luoere Ghii6ltioncH str Sihc.
rlttG bon Ncr, StualCn Sepoii
HrdHicu aWf Ser. 9taotcuscblt ~
cGaittanti"noen. 5ttbicy6eiicn cit, 5as.ss0.2s
&an!bai$. .J.rbcIn uro @tnrtms
WcicrpcssGcnteD ,..,,"....., S72.36s.2s
SdlliN non 1lnntS NIB Vrtpdt
NnHicn uUo Vua!iers. lri'ts
Gont.uAnic'n Mo Spnrhrricu 2l.9el.33
Nasuien ,'''''... ,',.... 41a.3s&oa
Gbcd. mo drocyf Vndrpoitcn &C.. 1.269.7t
Gbed@ fir Die piduihtr. Vnnt go. 1876, 1851
len ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ls.67O.oO
a%leires Flptcr0slo. Nidcl mao
@tisfIth III btr yani bcitn>iia,
Hcicrpc:
Spejtc ........,.. St19,QIi.Ol
iso.O74.OO
GinIninnaS- Scno, brperiri bci'm
Shntmciftcr scr Scr. 5tnaten
O. Erc5. Nc8 Ncicn ilrlanle).. $4,000 90
r,.,I 60 nto O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

staa, DlarGicub, stast baltimore. - Sd'.
@iliiam Suglc, Nnfiircr Der obenpcnGunicn
Fnur. hrfd,cini0e bicrHit icicrlih. hut oct
nbtgc Iu@rpei3 ndh mciucn bcitcr }Siiicn uirn
Sldnbc!i tpabr III,
Niutdm Suale.
4dfiircr.
llnierfIrlebcn mo bcfhipnren rpr mir GIL
bicicnt. bent 8. Icqc int Scbruar 1900.
ScIir n. Sullipnu.
ot'eItlicDcr !tptur.
Sic AihtiGtcii beiheiuipeu
.taa. Y. Sellmnu,
6bas. II. Ncbb.
SrBn 2. 8ittiugs.
(I2( Sircftorer.
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Staat D,arHiaut, Stabt ga.timcre. 49, I'd.
s.. ". Csburr,, Sniiircr Der cbeItgeununien
Nani. befdh cintgc hermit fcicrlih. oab Der
obiac. yuepeis rad, meirert 1cftcn NtfeH mo
Sl1ubcr lpabr III.
&. q. ESburi.
Nufitrcr.
untcrfhriebelt mo beihiporcU bcr mir an
oieiciH. Dem 9. Iaae im Sebritur 1909.
HusItu5 VI. BRADFORD,
otteniltd)er 9toiar.
Ttc Hih.iGIeit befdbeinlaen
Mbam Teupert,
Tcr6inaue Is. Natrobe,
Simou 8. Stcin,
(i2) Eircfiorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
Eanf.Nnstuetic

Wterdiautc' Inthuual gunt" IN Baltimore
I'm Staatc MarpIane be!'m sd,inie Der es'
idnlfte nm >. Tebruar 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
9artrNuSsuciic.

9laSEetS lbtr ben 2.Gub tes ,Trppcrs enS
W,edlGnie5' guttoGal guut" In 0dittmoIc I'M
StGaie MiGrhlcuo Det'm -dl!uiie trr WcidInt'e
aut 3. SeUruar 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
8anf.Mmsmciic

Nusiucls iibcr ben Staub Der ,Uiertdnts' IN.
tipual 8duf" In Baltimore i'm Staate WiarB.
laus bei'm shlu'e Der @citGite am ,. We.
bruar 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

tiptaf 0dus" In Baltimore I'M ztaatc Wiartl.
lauo bei'm shInie Scr UcIMafte an ). Sc
bruar 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11
8auf-InSmeiic.

Nueneie iIbtr ben 5tGuo Der n%6ommcrcia! euo
NarinerS' y%snttpna. Nauf" In Baltimore Inn
Stnate W,arnlaub Uciim Ghlluic Der Weid1itc
am }. SCbrnnr 1909.
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Iusipeis iiber Den Stuuo Der ,,29eftern gatio.
naI giant" In Baltimore TN staate Marns
lamb bei'm shlHiic Der 8eimaite ant 5. sc.
utnnr 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

s4.ilG.074.95

larICbsH ans 9iSconii. ...... .s4i4G.074.9 50
Itltrt 1896
Ger, S.Iuign Gb!ipUt,oHcH. I'm biy
NtrtuidllOu NJ lthcru. ........ Al ,Q01.CQ
gHoerc Sbl!gottoutu 5ur Sl6c
rlinD boz Yet. gladden. SC9olts
Brauicu AMI @u, 5tdaiensCblts
Gattouen .......-.....,,.. 1000
Cbltgoitoncu sctuituten (it. -. s30,S3B7I
@utuhnuS, h(obCln uHo Ginrths
t;ng .,...y.".........". 2o1,oooy0o
Meicrpt ~scueH ,,..,.....' G7io95s2
Sdlia ocH Stu0tvs FdHlcH uHo
lTlbn.i gnrtcn uuo PaUittrH.
Irr'tt Gom?npntC'u nno Gpnr.
1dnicp .,.....:........., lie, i35.2-
NLuiN pon n9prcbtrtCu ~ltciCrucs
]9l0Sntcu .,.....u........ 7292sIs6
0beG" ltao nnotrc g'nNypo!rG.. l',222.Gb
Sbcd1 tiir sic GtOutNtr gdHI .... JU.129. -
NotcH ron cloCrsil ltaitOrul jan.
gtnts ,..,."......"...... 4oGo3o
NeterUc:
SaCitc ............ S61t,StG.OO
- Gs7,stG.0o
q 8roj. oeS yiotcn u~MiGHfoJ 2o.55OOo
4otal.. .$7.92I 1862
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MMswrie iiber bcii staub Der ,Natipmal Or
dpduge Snnt" In Baltimore tut a.antc Wlarps
lanc bci'm sdiuVc Der @cihdf.e AM b. Nc
brunr 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

Niepcis iiber ocu Stauo Der ,accono National
Sauf" in Baltimore i'm st6atr IarniduS
pei'm shln'ir oer 8eihditc nm ;. 5cbruar
1909. b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

etaat Math,anb, Stabt Baltimore. - S0,
6bas. e. Wliiicr, aaffirer Der obcEpcuurtitcn
EdHf. beihciuiac hermit ieierIih. Sdb Der
obioe Tlispeie mad, mCtreut bcitcn WiIfcll uHo
Slanbeu pabr 1T.
Ghae. 2, Wilcr.
9afltrer.
l~lnierfhricben uro heihuoreIl Dor mir an
etciclN, Dem 8. Iagc TN Scbrliar 1909.
Teiir u. SnniuaH,
bffentltdrr TSoiGr.
Sic Rthti1Ieii be(heintscu
1anl u. Seeger,
Merutac 81. Garter,
Srant Is. Wndhtrr,
(f2) Sirefiorcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-11

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The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1909-09-01

1Ht Bank u HAWAII, LID.
incorporated under the Laws Of the
Territory of Hawaii
Paid Capital $500, 10000
surplus ..........'...... oVO,VVVVV
Undivided Profits .......... 7S,691.53
OFFICERS:
Chas. M. Cooke. President
L. q. Jones. ............ Vlce-Presldent
q. H. Cooke. ................
....... ..Vice-President and Manager
F. B. Damon. ...... Assistant Cashier
G. Hustace, Jr.. Assistant Cashier
G. G. Fuller. Assistant Cashier
F. G. Atherton. Secretary
2. K. Meyers. Auditor
DIRECTORS:
Chas. M. Cooke, P. G. Jones, q. H.
Cooke, F. B. Damon, F. G. Anterior, F.
w. Macfarlane, +. z. Bishop, E. D.
Tenney, J. A. McCandless, G. H. Ather.
ton, Geo. r. Carter.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENTs
Strict attention given to all branches
Of Banking
Judd Building, Fort Street.
Telephone Main 152.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-14
MANY GUESTS SAVED
AS FAMOUS INN BURNS
The Kenilworth at Ashville, N. c.. Almost Completely
Destroyed by Early Morning Blaze-Firemen
Make Thrilling Rescues.

ASHEVILLE, y. c., April H.-Many
heroic. rescues attended the destruction
by fire this morning OF Kenilworth Inn.
Although the house was full OF guests,
many being tourists from the North,
stopping here on their return from Flor
ida. the good work Of firemen and
others prevented loss Of life. State
senator Joseph NJ. Gazzam. Of Phila-
delphia, who leaped from a third-story
window, was the most seriously injured.
Striking the roof OF a portico, he rolled
10 the ground. He was picked up badly
hurt and taken 20 Biltmore Hospital.
Fire Chief s. 6. Bernard was burned
about the face carrying a women down
stairs. Policeman O'Connell was also
injured by leaping from an upper win
dow after ne had passed woman 10
safety.
The hotel. built al a cost or $4,000
was almost completely destroyed. and
the loss will be considerable also 70
the guests The hotel was partly COW
cred nv insurance.
At O'Clock in the morning the
guests were aroused BIZ the ringing o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-14

President and Family in
New York Tonight-To
Rsturn Friday.

President and Mrs. Taft left fer New
York at 1880 p. N. today I'm the private
car Magnet, attached 20 the regular
Pennsylvania train leaving at that hour
Accompanying the President and Mrs.
Taft were Miss Helen Taft. Robert Taft.
Howard Taft. the Presidents nephew
Arthur Ferguson. Miss Morgan. and
Messrs Ey an and Bingham, college
friends Of Robert.
The car used by the President on this
trip is the coach made famous by Presi-
dent Roosevelt who travelled many
thousand miles in its comfortable quar-
ters.
President and Mrs. Taft win be mem
bers OF a theater party given by Henry
w Taft, the Presidents brother, this
evening Tomorrow Mrs. Taft viii
spend most OF the day shopping in New
York. while the President journeys 10
New Haven 10 attend a special meeting
OF the Yale corporation.
The return trip of the Tafts will be
begun from New York at midnight
Thursday and they are due 10 reach
washington at TO a. m. Friday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-14
LABOR DISCUSSES
INSURANCE PLANS
Idea for Great Corporation
TO Handle Risks Appeals
to Leaders.

The establishment OF a great central
corporation by the labor unions OF the
country to take over the insurance and
benefit features of the various organi-
cations was proposed at the meeting OF
the executive council OF the American
Federation .. Labor today.
For two hours the meeting discussed
the subject. sfhich was suggested by Mr..
Gerau. Of Los Angeles. The idea OF a
gigantic life and benefit corporation
with it's vast revenues at the disposal
Of the labor organizations met with
the approval OF members of the council.
Action was. however, deferred.
The legislative committee was directed
TO make every effort TO have Incorporate
ed in the census bill. provision for the
enumeration OF the unemployed at the
time Of taking the census.
II was also voted TO work for the
printing OF the official census report al
Eae Government Printing Office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-14

the fire alarm through the hotel cor
ridOrS. The blaze, which started In the
boiler room, gained rapid headway, and
in a comparatively short time half-clad
men and women were rushing through
the smoke-filed structure TO the open
air.
Many guests who rema ined behind TO
dress or 10 save valuables had narrow
escapes. A dozen were trapped in their
rooms, and were saved only by leap
ing into blankets held by the fremen.
Several others were carried down lad
ders.
The flames leaped through the four
story structure, which is modelled after
KenilwOrth castle in Scotland, and the
scene was spectacular in the extreme.
Loca ed on a high hill adjoining Bit-
more. the blazing structure resembled
q huge torch. Nanderbilts Biltmore
house was Illuminated and a storm of
flying embers was sent over the village
It was almost daylight before the fire
was under control.
one unfortunate feature Of the fire Is
the fact that several large conventions
we're slated to be held there later IN
/ the spring. There is considerable spec
ulation here as TO what arrangements
Will be made.