Five Japanese poachers shot on St Paul Island raid
New York reports details from Dutch Harbor Alaska dated July 26 noting five Japanese killed on St Paul Island after a raid on four schooners. Twelve prisoners taken, twelve wounded, seals and skins seized, native guard fired. Official stance labels fishermen as poachers within three miles.
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Pritfloff Islands
Herald
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Seward
St. Paul
Pribsloft Group
Lempke
Department of Commerce and
McCulleen
Marshall Harmon
Washington
Bacon
Ambassador Wright
Tokio
Department of Commerce and Labor
Solicitor Sims
Sitka
St. Paul Island
State Department
Three Mile Jima
Sims
Gold Near Albuquerque Found in Copperton District
A Citizen reporter observed two gold buttons worth about 1800 dollars found in a box at Bank of Commerce. The buttons came from ten tons of ore from the Gold Coin claim in Golden New Mexico, near Albuquerque, with ore grades from a pure center vein to lower surrounding rock. The claim, leased by Sherman Brown and William Schoen of Milwaukee, shows a bonanza prospect as stripping continues and the vein yields rich assays. Also notes the Jordan family annual reunion in Maine with hundreds expected for today.
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Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque
Golden
N. M
Develo
Jones
America
Sherman Brown
William Schoen
Milwau
HA. Stante
Independent jurists challenge Colorado election frauds clash
Special Correspondence from Denver details a long struggle over alleged corporate influence in Colorado elections. The Honest Election league fights franchise theft, courts clash with the supreme court, Judge Mullins defies orders, and watchdogs report fraud despite attempts to shield party leaders.
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Colorado
Denver
Supreme Court
Honest Election League
Coora
Edward
King's Bench
England
Johnson
League
Mullins
Verhey
E.botion
These Do Not Bow and the Colorado Court Controversy
A Colorado political clash centers on the secret League for Honest Elections and its businessmen who fear boycotts by the machine and finance powers. The ongoing pressure leads the supreme court to overturn laws and precedents, shielding figures described by a fearless jurist as big criminals.
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Mullins
Muliny
League
Supreme Court
Johnson
England
Lexington
Bunker Hel
Colorado
League For Honest Elections
Washouts Delay All TI Trains Entering Oklahoma
Heavy washouts reported on the Rock Island Santa Fe and M. E. & T railroads delay trains into Oklahoma City. Texas service resumes after floods. Ballinger and Brownwood report flooding in Texas. Indigenous wreck salvage notes report seventy bodies seen in interior of the Sirio wreck. Federal grand jury indicts Standard Oil for receiving railroad rebates on storage charges. Franchises face court examination as Denver case proceeds. Contempt sentences issued in election contest. several officials jailed. Maryland Association of Ohio in Springfield opens with large attendance. Lake Superior Mining Institute opens in Houghton Michigan with hundreds present.
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Oklahoma City
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Maryland Association OF Oh!o
Springfield
Maryland Association of Ohio
Spring Grove Park
Warfeld
Maryland
Harits
Ohla
Admiral Schley
Annual Yacht Contest for Coveted King's Cup Trophy
Newport Aug 8 A fleet sails over a 35 mile course off Newport harbor for the King's Cup, the New York Yacht Club perpetual prize. Eligible boats include sloops and schooners. Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock is absent. A large crowd, warship officers, and society figures watch while prizes include gold cup, medals, and trophies.
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Newport
Newport Harbor
New York Yacht Club
Katrina
Doris
Inez
CAPT JOHN T HOGUE FAVORS STATEHOOD
Captain John T. Hogue of St. Johns Arizona visited the city and registered at the Alvarado hotel. A longtime Republican, he advocates joint statehood for Arizona and believes the current bill offers generous terms. He has resided in Arizona for over twenty five years and speaks with clear enthusiasm for statehood now.
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John T. Hogue
St. Johns
Ariz
Alvarado
Hogue
Arizona
United States
Brooklyn Yacht Club Annual Cruise Se t to Start Tomorrow
The Brooklyn Yacht Club prepares for its annual twelve day cruise, meeting this afternoon in Echo Bay New Rochelle by commodore order. New Rochelle Yacht Club, winner of last year’s cup, will defend the trophy in a race around Long Island with finish at Gravesend bays. First day voyage from echo bay to Norwalk Shem eld Island, then Eaton’s Neck buoy to Green’s lodge, then to Flack Rock and Black Rock for Bridgeport races. The wool market in St Louis remains unchanged.
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Brooklyn Yacht Club
New Rochelle
N.Y
Brooklyn Yacht Duty
Echo Bay
Eeho Bay
New Rochelle Yacht Club
New Rochelle Yach Club
Hampton Roads
Long Island
Cape May
Anchorage
Gravesend Bay
Brooklyn
Clab
Norwalk
SheMeld Island
Eaton's Neck
Green's Lodge
Flack Rock
Black Rock
Bridgeport Yacht Club
Glove Workers Hold Convention At Milwaukee
Twenty five delegates from glove workers organizations across the United States and Canada attend the International Glove Workers Union annual convention opening in Milwaukee. Governor Taylor of Gloversville N Y is the presiding officer at the meetings extending over several days.
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Glove Workers
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Canada
International Glove, Workers' Union
Taylor
Gloversville
Ine Jopal
Bank president looted state bank amid a reform scare
Chicago August reports reveal Milwaukee Avenue State bank president Paul O Stensland looted the bank totaling over 1 000 000 through forged memoranda. Police investigate mortgages and notes while depositors crowd the bank as detectives pursue Henry W Herring with warrants. The case includes wild cat financing and a missing divo ced woman linked to Stensland.
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Chicago
Aug
State Bank
Jones
H Aad
Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue Bankad
Michigan
Henry W. Herring
Herring
Wild Cat
Paul C. Stensland
Irving Park
J. B. Fetter
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Jon
the Tribune Today
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Paul 0. Stensland
Stenslands
Jebauches
Mutiny at League Island Navy Yard Arrests Made
Five marines stand double trows on the Lancaster and ten sailors under arrest after a mutiny Monday night at League Island navy yard. A boating party to Gloucester purportedly sold uniforms, bought beer with the funds, and smuggled it into camp. Several shots fired. mutineers subdued. In a separate blot, Catholic Total Abstinence Union meets in Providence with bishops and officials in attendance, while American Protestant Association convenes in Atlantic City to discuss name changes and growth.
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Philadelphia
Lancaster
League Island Navy Yard
Gloucester
Irish Joan of Arc Granted Separation in France
Paris Aug 8 The Seine tribunal confirmed its decree granting Mrs Maude Gonne Mac Bride known as the Irish Joan of Arc a judicial separation from Major MacBride but refused her an absolute divorce on grounds of her Irish nationality. Mrs MacBride was awarded custody of her child.
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Paris
The
Civil Tribune of the Seine
Maude Gonne MacBride
Joan of Arc
Major MacBride
Mack Bride
Michigan Republicans Hold State Convention in Detroit
Detroit August 8 Michigan Republicans gather at Light Guard armory to nominate state officers form state central committee and elect a chairman Temporary chair W W Fordney of Saginaw presides Delegates from counties set district officers and committee members Nominations to resume this afternoon with Governor Joer likely to be renominated on first ballot
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Republian
Light Guard
State Central Committee
W. W. Pordney
Saginaw
Joer
Maine grocers begin first annual convention in Portland
National Association of Retail Grocers opens its Maine convention in Portland marking celebration of Congress passing the Pure Food Law. The three day event features a grand procession and a program by Portland grocers. Prices for Lead, Market, and Copper listed as steady and unchanged in New York trading.
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National Association OF Retail Grocers
Portland
Maine
United States
Solar
Longland
New York
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