Dreaded disease and bold shooting mark year records
Brookfield reports the cattle plague blackleg spreading in town while Fort Sheridan marks a new Army sharpshooting record with Sayer and Baker scoring 812 and 889 of 1000. Mayor Dune’s linen burglary is noted along with opening events for the New York Yacht Club cruise and National Amateur Oarsmen regatta. Also reports on Braille Weekly for the blind in Edinburgh and Roosevelt's Chautauqua visit.
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Brookfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Chicago
Til
Fo.t Sheridan
George Sayer
Frank C. Baker
Possibel
Fort Monterey
California
New York, Ag
New York
Newport
Marblehead
Rock Island Train Wreck Near Columbus Junction
Muscatine Iowa Aug 10 The Golden State limited of the Rock Island is in the ditch a mile west of Columbus Junction. Every car is off the track. Train was running rapidly to make up lost time. Several are injured. Custer Massacre Reproduced at Exposition in Portland Oregon Aug 10 The reproduction with Umatilla Indians and Oregon National Guard troops portrayed the Little Bighorn clash with fidelity.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Columbus Junction
Portland
Ore
Umatilla
Arthur Heyn to Embark in Lumber Business
Arthur Heyn former manager of the Rilo Grande Lumber company announces plans to reenter the Albuquerque lumber market. He says yards and supply houses are arranged and details will be released within a fortnight. business expected by September 1. Day Adventists of Ohio begin annual camp meeting and conference at the fair grounds with H. H. Burkholder presiding. hundreds attend and 10,000 expected over ten days with speakers from multiple states.
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Arthur Heyn
Rilo Grande Lumber Company
Albuquerque
Fever Cases Reported as Deaths Decline Nearby
New Orleans announces sixty three fever cases in twenty four hours with few deaths, signaling a potential rise in unreported cases while Garden of the Gods Chautauqua opens in Colorado Springs with ten days of lectures and entertainment. Kansas City Market notes cattle and sheep receipts with steady prices across native and western stock and lambs.
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New Orleans
Eestate
Kansas City
Aus
Arctic expedition survivors rescued after two years
Arctic steamer Terranova reaches Heunings Vaag Norway and rescues Anthony Fiala and 36 expedition members, except one Norwegian seaman who died. America, the expedition’s support ship, was crushed in winter 1903 04, leaving coal and provisions lost. Fiala credits timely rescue, notes America wintered in Nepat Bay and Franz Josef stores aided by relief parties. scientific work by William J. Peters. rescue led by William S. Champ and Captain Kjeldsen and Norwegian crew who endured six weeks through ice.
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Heunings
Vaag
Norway
Terranova
Finin Zelgter
Anthony Fiala
America
Brooklyn
Nepat Bay
Franz Josef
William J. Peters
United States Geological Survey
William 8. Champ
Willam Zeigler
Kjetdsen
Russia's Envoys at Great Peace Conference Escorted
Russia's envoys at the Great Peace Conference were escorted by security detail as they arrived for talks. Delegates met with officials amid ceremonial guards and a formal reception at the city venue.
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Russia
Roosevelt Delivers Address to Coal Miners in Wilkesbarre
President Roosevelt arrived in Wilkesbarre Pa to speak to anthracite coal miners and temperance supporters. An estimated 25 000 visitors lined the area while business paused across the Wyoming valley. He urged wage earners and farmers to seek self reliance, while endorsing wise legislation and temperance as key to communal welfare.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Wilkesbarre
Kirkendall
Wilkenbarre
Wyoming Valley
United Mine Workers
Gald
Milners
Furee
Mine Workers’ Union
John Mitch
President's Speech to Miners Audience
The president speaks to miners and their audience, expressing gladness to address them and outlining support for labor and industry. The remarks emphasize unity, economic goals, and the importance of workers in national progress.
DistinGuished Churchman Chapelle Lying In State In New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 10 Archbisop Chapelle lies in state at St Louis Cathedral with his body to be laid in the crypt Saturday later attended by clergy from the diocese and guests invited by Father Soulligans. Surgeon White approves elaborate funeral, assuring no danger from the body and allowing attendance by notable clergy from the south and New York.
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New Orleans
St. Louis
Archissop Chapelle
Louis Placide
Taneomen
White
United States Marine Hospital Service
Father Soullgans
New York
Mer. Chapelle
Russians Ready to Stand on Technicalities in Peace Talks
News dispatches from Portsmouth New Hampshire report Witte presenting a note to Japanese plenipotentiaries after credentials were not presented. Russian delegates raised objections, while Japanese terms were handed in, and the conference adjourned for a new written response.
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Japan
Witte
Korostovetz
Baron Komura
Learnard Defends Interview Claim in Police Probe
Alderman George P Learnard disputes a Morning Journal report about an interview on police committee probe proceedings He says the article was approved before publication and will let the public decide whom to believe He cites official duties and discretion in commenting further on the matter.
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George P. Learnard
The
Morning Journal
Learnard
Journal Reporter
New Albuquerque Church Planned With Early Fund Drive
Albuquerque plans a new church edifice to replace scattered meetings. The board of church extensions has already pledged 1200 dollars toward the building fund, with local fundraising to start immediately. The church owns part of a lot at Golf Avenue and Broadway. funding will shape final church size. The report also notes the St Louis wool market listing for August 10 with steady demand and price ranges.
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Board of Chureh
Ernest Crawford
Santa Fe
G. W. Muckley
Board of Church Estenalona 1
San Fravelano
Muckley
Albuquerque
Golf Avenue
Broadway
President Wants Submarine Plunger Visit
New York August 10. Brooklyn navy yard awaits orders for Lt. Charles Nelson to move submarine boat Phinger toward Oyster Bay and report to the president. The craft is in dry dock undergoing overhaul and will depart days before the Plunger can make the run. Officials note the president has shown interest in a submarine visit while planners seek to arrange a safe, staged demonstration.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Charles Nelson
Phinger
Proceos Son
Oyster Bay
Oniere
Oster Bay
Negro Business Men League holds fourth semiannual session
The fourth semiannual meeting of the Arkansas Negro Business Men's League opened in Little Rock with President J. M. Connor presiding. Delegates from across the state gather to discuss industrial and intellectual advancement, with sessions to continue tomorrow. In Guayaquil, Ecuador, Linardo Garcia was formally inaugurated as president today after his January election.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkaness Business Men's League
J. M. Comnor
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Fort Sheridan
Dane
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Canada
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
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London
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Edinburgh
Brasile
United Kingdom
Jamestown
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Erie
Seventh Day Adventists
Asfield
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Cole
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Land OF Eternal Ice
Czar
Herbert H. D. Pierce
Frank Evans
M. Witte
Rosen
Wilkesbarre, Penn
New Mexico
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St. Petersbrg
Portsmouth
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Pokotllotie
Harbin
Port Arthur
Sakhalin
Imperial University ofTokio
Imperial University of
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Tokio
Kataoka
Kamchatka
Okhotsk
Christian Congregation
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