Wrecked Fast Mail: Wreck near Denver kills, injures many
Denver Aug 4 A fast mail train on the Kansas Pacific derailed after a washout 49 miles east of Denver. Engineer Ware and Baugauemam W were killed. Several passengers including Oscar Ingram W G Rankin J E Reid Mrs Nash and others were fatally or seriously hurt. The wreck occurred as heavy rains washed out Comanche creek bridge. A wrecking train and officials rushed to the scene.
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Denver
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Jonx A. Ware
Baugaueman
Bo Hamixeton
Kansas City
Oscar Ingram
W. G. Rankin
J.E Reid
Fred Nash
Laramie
Gravett
Blue Springs
Neb
Thornton
Chicago
Armo
Ward
Byers
Denel
Proves Fatal to Roth in Denver Shooting
3 H Edgar died at a Denver hospital from a belly wound after shooting a man believed to be William O’Brien of San Francisco in a rooming house. Edgar’s roommate George Sheldon remains in custody and silent on the identities or motives. Letters suggest Edgar was a burglar and the killed man a fellow criminal.
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Roth
Denver
H. Edgar
William O’brien
San Francisco
George Sheldon
Edgar
Seal Question To Be Reopened At Washington Conference
Ex Secretary Foster reports the seal question will be reopened at the October Washington conference. Canadian premier Laurier may attend as privy counsellor with George King representing Canada. Russia may be present. Ex President Harrison might argue for the United States. Foster doubts a full settlement at the talks.
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Harrelson
Daele Sain
New York
John W. Foster
Sherman
Washington
Lake Champlain
McKinley
Foster
Fifth Avenue
Europe
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Laurier
George T. King
Supreme Court of Canada
Russia
Foater
Poster
Harrison
United States
Hunter Found Dead Near Auburs New York
The body of Dr Arthur Kennedy aged about 55 retired eye ear and throat specialist was found four miles north of Auburs after he left home at five this morning to hunt. Death believed from accidental gun discharge. he bled to death from a wound above the lines. He was known in turf circles. Cuevetano hosts National Christian Alliance convention opening with 400 to 500 attendees led by President O M Brown. 3 000 visitors expected over two weeks.
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Vigilant
Ban Harsor
New York Yacht Club
Vineyard Haven
Mount Desert
Commodore J. Pierpont Morgan
Baker’s Island Lighthouse
Nagahoo
Colonia
Emerald
Nantucket Shoals
Great Yachts of
America
Pollock Rip
Navahoe
Wasp
Queen Mab
Amarita
Ter
Hunter
Auburs
N. Y
Arthur 5
Kennedy
Cuevetano
National Christian Alliance
O.M. Brown
Manctearer Mille Shut Down
Mancusrerk Engi describes a bleak week with sales dropping to a loss. Two mills of 150,000 spindles are shutting down, while many operate on short hours and extend annual holidays in hopes of improved trade.
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Manctearer
Mancusrerk
Engi
Elkhorn Railroad borrows UP engines for Elkhorn line
Cheyenne Wyoming reports that due to rising traffic the Elkhorn railroad has borrowed 16 of Union Pacific's 500 class locomotives. The engines will be delivered to Elkhorn at Omaha immediately.
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Elkhorn Boreows
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ang
Elkhorn Railroad
Union Pacific Company
Elkhorn Tat
Omaha
Strikers Gain Ground In De Armitt Mines Riot Case
Strikers gain accessions from New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company men as Sandy Creek Turtle Creek and Plum Creek camps grow. About 4,000 in Turtle Creek, 350 Plum Creek, 400 Sandy Creek. Miners retain attorney W J Brennan to defend riot and unlawful assembly charges. Sol Schoyer for prosecutors. Big meeting planned on the wharf with Debs and Mrs Jones. Mayor Ford declines to preside. Military precautions discussed but General Wiley says troops unlikely. district officials keep camps under strict military control until they abandon.
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New York and Cleveland Company
Sandy Creek
Turtles Creek
Plum Creek
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Atrikera
Sid
Puplic
Minera
W. J. Brennan
Justice Semmons
Turtle Creek
de Armitt
Eugene V. Debs
Mary.g. Jones
Ford
Sheriff Lowry
Homestead
John A. Wiley
Guard
Wiley
National Guard
Dolan
New York
Cleveland
Warner
Klondyke Gold Field Title Seen Settled by Officials
Washington Aug 6. Government officials examine maps and charts to support British ownership of the Klondyke fields east of the 141st meridian. They find no valid objection to Britain's title and uphold the boundary as closely located by Canadian and U S surveys.
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Klondyke JG Gritomiints Bay
American Lins
Washinaton
Mawnpaper
Klondyke
Great Britain
141St Meridan
Wealthy rancher held by Mexican authorities
Aug 6 report from Phoenix about Gordon Hansaker, a prominent Salt River Valley rancher, detained at El Plomo Sonora by Mexican authorities. He had aided in pursuing Indian cattle thieves, purchased a herd later found stolen, and while guiding a clash with thieves, was wounded and jailed as a witness until trial.
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Arisona
Phoenix
Ari
Gordon Haungaker
Salt River Valley
el Plamo
Sonora
Hansaker
Mesa City
Huneaker
el Plato
Hunsaker
Indiana
Cured by Williams Pills for Pale People Story
A Wartaville Indiana family reports their ten year old daughter Louise recovered from a years long illness after reliance on Dr Williams Medicine Pills for Pale People. The article credits overwork and poor health to studious effort and promotes the pills as a remedy for a wide range of conditions linked to blood health and female irregularities.
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M. Rybolt
Wartaville
Ind
Rybolta
Harteville
Louisa
Aniong
College of Music
Louise
Dr. Williams
Ronoe
Marufecta Williams’. Medicine Company
Rain and crop prospects lift Nebraska report
Rain varied from a half inch to an inch and a half across the Burlington lines and St Joseph to Grand Island routes, saving corn and signaling a large crop. Nebraska crop report from Lincoln notes harvest largely done, threshing general, and good small grain prospects despite heat and hot winds.
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St. Josers
Ang
Burlington
St. Joseph and
Grand Island
Nebraska
Lincoln
Grain-O replaces coffee in grocery stores
A new preparation called GRAIN-O made from pure grains is being placed in stores. It is claimed to be gentle on delicate stomachs and hardly distinguishable from coffee, costing about one fourth as much. Children may drink it with benefit.
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Northwestern Road
Chicago Limited Express
Sioux City
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Pacific
Sergeant Bluffs
Sloane
Harry Robinson
Robinson
Travelers’ Insurance Company of
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Dyea
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Chilkoot Pass
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Ils
Scott
Vermillion
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Marion Wamsley
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Monroe
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Saint Ste Marm
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Maryland
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Chambersburg
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Ohio
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Missouri River
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Gus Zimmerman
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Germany
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Foley
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Iowa Homestead
Farmers’ Institute
Iowa
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Wien
D. A. Kent
Arnold Bros
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Homestead CO
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