Hawaii Lodge Delegates Set for Salt Lake City Reunion
Anaconda News from Hawaii reports Honolulu lodges to be represented at the Salt Lake City grand reunion. J C Anderson Jr returns, notes three lodges from Hawaii, and a large Obedience gathering with guards planned for three days. Delegations from Wichita El Paso Buffalo Albuquerque and others also noted.
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Salt Lake City
Honolulu
Tribune
J. C. Anderson, Jr
Brigham Pitser
Omnu
Hawaii
Minatson
Feneriad
Grand Rapids
Mich
Samu C. Park
Utah
Milwaukee
Michigan
Elks
Grand Lodge
Charles J, Brubaker
W. F. W. Shares
J. M. Harrell
N. Schott
Carl Sehmidt Stead
Col. Joseph ©. Nystram
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Partici Pation
el Paso
Tex
Arizona
New Mexico
Denver
Buffalo
N. Y
Abuquerane
Kates
Southwest
Wave Kesha Train Crash Fatal for Engineer Connell
Rainstorm crash on the Wave Kesha train killed engineer Dennis Connell at his post and left fireman Chamberlain badly injured. Several passengers sustained minor injuries while the engineer was powerless before the wreck. Tailor Thouson offers guidance to obtain a free automobile.
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Dennis Connell
Chamberlain
Egineer Connell
Thouson
Park Avenue
Mountain View Park Night Events Amid Local Sales
A crowded evening at Mountain View park features a park dance with wool music and Strain's Dancing. Announcements note Strain's Removal sale at TX clothing and a rope of sales on brooms and waists. Train schedules from Anaconda include multiple departures and Mountain View park pickup times. Annie McGuire, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs McGuire, dies. funeral planned at 1 o'clock from 12 East Third Street residence.
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D.C. Scott
Spokane
Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Dongola
Mounain View Park
Annie McGuire
Miser McGuire
East Third Street
Gambling Talk on the Track Fades to a Quit Plan
A stalled car ride from Del Mar dissolves into a sleepy confession from a man who chased bookmaking profits in racing. He recounts hard luck, big wins, and a Texas pivot, then declares quitting the ponies for good and asks what might win tomorrow.
Justice Reprimands Him In Anaconda Case
Joseph Buri of No. 1 Main Street Anaconda ran a restaurant with a young woman living as wife. He filed a larceny charge after she left with money he claimed belonged to him. The justice dismissed the charge, fined Buri $20 and noted the woman took nothing from the establishment. The sheriff learned she had gone to Butte and was brought to trial. The case revealed the pair were not legally wed and that Buri had pressed the charge to recover his property.
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Joseph Buri
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Buri
al Nations
No. 1
Main Street
Anaconda
Autie
Keeper
Joe
Justice
Ciy
Bar of Justice
Rentz
Butte
Sherif Furey
Himsel
Ives
Justice of the Peace Quine
Sax
Cdsis
Clash Between Police and Mourners Destroys Factory Windows
A riot sparked by tensions between residents and Hoe company workers led to broken windows and melees at the factory. Police dispersed the crowd after missiles and water were thrown, and several workers admit satirical jeers toward Hebrews. The funeral procession for Rabbi Joseph Wes then moved to Cypress Hills Cemetery in Brooklyn where a heavy wooden block was thrown at the march, narrowly avoiding injury as authorities maintained order with threats of clubbing.
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Hoe
Herbert Hoe
Hrooklyn
Joseph Wes
Brooklyn
Cypress Hil
Impe U
Lamont’s Rise From Albany Argus to Political Favor
A sketch of Daniel Lamont highlighting his Albany Argus beginnings as a local hustler who gathered political tips at railroad stations and rose to favor with Grover Cleveland. Describes his unassuming appearance, concise writing style, and steady climb through Capitol reporting to influence in state politics.
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New York
Daniel Lamont
Emai
Pomett
Cleveland
Lamont
America
Tamont
Albany Argus
Capitol
Rey
Not Very Anxious 10 Run Por Democry
Fragmentary text shows political slogan like not very anxious and vow. No clear event, person, or organization identified. Unable to determine concrete facts for a proper summary.
Democratic State Convention Opens In Detroit
July 3 Michigan Democrats gather at light guard armory to nominate governor and state officers and debate candidates led by temporary chair Alfred Luckin The convention denounces the Republican administration and cites Michigan Central railroad as a political target amid a looming legal action and fears of reduced public voice in Michigan government
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Detroit
Mich
Light Guard
T- Campau
Justin Ft. Whiting
Stair Sind
James W Heline
Adrian Whiting
Helme
Charles “K. Sligh
Grand Rapids
Kent County
George H. Durand
Piiat
R. Whiting
Democratic State Ol Committee
Whiting
Alfred Luckin
Michigan
Luckin
Hiss
Michigan Central Railroad
Legal Notice Fragment From Michigan Railroad Case
Fragmented OCR text records a legal notice involving Michigan and a railroad company. It references Dec dates, a claim amount of 210 008 dollars, and discussions of court actions, custody of sides, and deliberate preparation over years. The readable bits mention the People of Michigan and authorities connected to the case.
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Teches
Tao
Failway
Michigan
Michgan Central
Railroad Company
Old Wage Scale Sparks Yukon Telegraph Strike Talk
Ottawa warns a wage dispute on the Yukon Telegraph line from Ogilvie to Cariboo crossing could force a strike unless the prior wage scale is restored. Officials say workers remain on the job as negotiations continue, with Mr Tarle in Duluth and Mr Crean in Vancouver involved in efforts to reach an agreement.
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Van
Ottawa
Public War Department
The
Dominion
Yukon
Ogilvie
Dawson
Cariboo
Tarle
Duluth
Crean
Northern Lines
Vancouver
Right Rev. William Pakenham Walsh Dies at 82
An obituary notes the death of Right Rev. William Pakenham Walsh aged 82 who once served as tutor to life Charles Stewart Pars ell. The report places his career within the church and his educational role.
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William Pakenham Walsh
Charles Stewart Parsell
Staton
Will Deand
General Land Office
Usnprank
D. Miracle
Fire at South Des Moines plant kills Watt in blaze
A factory fire at the Stoner Wall Paper plant in South Des Moines last night killed Watt and fatally injured Miller. The blaze caused about $50,000 in damages.
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Des Somes
Sowa
Uty Su
Watt
Stoner Wall
Paper Company
South Des Moles
Miller
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