Royal commissionoutruns agriculture crisis report
The royal agriculture commission in London proposes palliatives for the current agricultural downturn, attributing it to falling prices and foreign competition. Ten members back a supplementary report urging silver value support, calling for an international conference to reopen mints and restore silver's position, while the full commission remains noncommittal.
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Dapreson
Loxvos
Royal Commission of Agriculture
Henry Chaplain
Walter Hume Long
West Derby
Commission
United States
France
Europe
India
Argentinia
Parliiament
Opened Meet Draws Record-Large Visitor Registration
Philadelphia August 5 The traveling wheelmen swarm the city as the L A W meet opens with a 10 mile run to Andorra nurseries and a later circuit via Lancaster Pike. Registered visitors surpass last year’s totals, with many amateurs and pros arriving. organizers greet riders at the depot and at Odd Fellows temple. The Indianapolis contingent vows strong effort to ensure next year’s meet.
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Philadelphia
League
Asbury Park
Titus
Bald
Kiser
Johnson
Cooper
Sanger
Butler
Mertens
Stevens
Hamilton
Andorara
Lancaster Pike
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Fair Riders
Indianapolis
Order of Friends flourishing. officers re-elected
Aug 5 Kansas City report shows the Select Order of Friends has 5,500 insured members in 164 lodges across Kansas Missouri Colorado and Indiana. Supreme officers re-elected include Tinder as supreme protector Linn as recorder and Dandelea as medical director. A rule limited annual assessments to one per year.
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Kanasas City
Eupreme Lodge of Select Order of Friends
Iola
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Indiana
J. T. Tinder
Parsons
W. Linn
Fort Scott
O. A. Dandelea
A. H. Sears
Sedalia
Olive Russell
Select Friends
Kansas City
Supreme Lodge of the Order of Select Friends
Ludges
Jones
Will Defy the Injunction Clash of Federal and State Authority
Aug. 5. Kansas faces a potential clash as federal Judge Williams restrains Kansas from enforcing state insurance laws and blocks criminal actions against Mutual Life Insurance. Governor Leedy vows to contest federal reach, claiming immunity to enforce state criminal law.
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Kansas
Torera
Williams
Arkanean
Manitou
Coro
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
McNall
Leedy
Sta Af
Miners Strike Quiet as Army Discipline Enforc es Daily March
The Turtle Creek camp remains quiet amid new accessions at Plum Creek mines and 260 workers at the Plum Creek site out of 245 total. Oak Hill and Sandy Creek saw no work while the camp loses men to home resupply. A strict military regime governs daily marches toward Phun Creek until the De Armitt mines suspension ends.
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de Armitts
Turtle Creek
Dolan
Plum Creek
Oak Hill
Sandy Creek
National Guard
Phun Creek
de Armitt
McGovern
Cannonesburg
Warner
New York
Cleveland
Cameron Miller
Roscoe
Donlevy
California
Miller
The Wedding Fire Tragedy and Klondyke Prospectors
A blaze at a dwelling on Elm street opposite Charles Street killed seventeen people in a wedding party. Four fatally suffocated from smoke as an upturned bath tub blocked escape. Boss Adjer’s lower story restaurant, beer and cigarettes fueled the fire, with one bridegroom Guth among the dead. Separate notes describe Klondyke prospectors sailing from St Michaels aboard the Cleveland and postal service plans to Circle City, plus a political nominating update in Des Moines.
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U'S
Elmatrest
Charles
Arthur Gta
Nellie Bexyett
Roy Carn
Otto’ Adier
Guth
Adjer
Negotiations With French on Tunis Trade Treaty
Washington reports negotiations are in progress with the French government toward a treaty of trade and commerce to govern United States Tunis relations, replacing the old accord and addressing modern conditions under the French protectorate.
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Washington
United States
Tunis
France
Island dispute and Hawaii annexation prospects discussed
Honolulu correspondent reports on Palmyra ownership claims by Luither Wilcox Fred Vandenberg and William Kinney after Pacific Navigation purchase. Minister Sewall may push a protectorate stance while Japan explores arbitration. ex-US minister Dun favors annexation but warns of limited risk of conflict. German ship H F Glade brings 110 men 27 women 14 children for Hawaii colonization.
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San-Francisco
Aug
Belgic
Palmyra Island
Luither Wilcox
Honolulu
Fred Vandenberg
William Kinney
Pacific Navigation Company
Island
Charles Benton
Associated Press
Monona
San Francisco
Hawaii
United States
Sewall
Congresa
Miister
Dole
Edwin Dun
Japan
Washington
Dun
Congress
Don
United ‘Btatea
H. F Glade
Germany
Ex-Senator Dan McTaggert Shot Dead in Kansas Mill
Ex-state Senator Dan McTaggert of Montgomery County was killed today at his mill near Liberty Kansas. Henry Sheesley, the mill lessee, shot him and wounded McTaggert's 14-year-old son in the arm. Sheesley was arrested as the shooting stems from a lawsuit dispute.
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Omicaco
Christopher Schrage
Chicago
Burke
Hansas
Inpeepenvenog
Kan
Dan McTaggert
Montgomery County
McTaggert
Liberty
Henry Sheesley
Sheesley
Lawsuis
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William Key
Shelbyville
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Key
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Kelly
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Spider Kelly
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Farrell
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Oneida County
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Sinoia
Hawley
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Rhode Island
John Dalzell
Cullom
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American Cereal Company
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Wath
North American Transportation and Trading Company
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Klondyke
St. Michaels
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Ellen
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Wwalian’ Islands
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Buffalo
the People’s
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Corporation Creamery Company
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Creamery
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Ita
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T. M. Talty
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Cass County
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Leavin
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