Harrington Removal Shocks Weather Bureau Shakeup
James F. Cook becomes acting chief of the Weather Bureau after Harrington declines to resign and is removed by the president. Secretary Morton initiates an inquiry. Dunwoody favored for permanent head, with Harrington’s successor likely chosen from a long-time forecaster, though details remain confidential.
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Senator Vest Leaves For Carlsbad for health
Senator George G. Vest departed for Carlsbad Germany to seek a health restoration after a two year illness. In Sioux City, the Union Stockyards were sold under a federal court order for 700000 dollars to I Elston, president of the Sioux City Stockyards company, including packing houses and plants of several firms.
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Union Stockyards Company
Morrill
Wichita
Kan
Colorado Silver Men Declare for Free Coinage at 16 to 1
The Colorado Democratic mass convention reaffirmed devotion to democracy and gold silver coinage at 16 to 1. Delegates to the Washington bimetallic convention Aug 14 were chosen, with leaders including Charles S. Thomas Alva Adams and James Shinn among others. A committee was named to draft an address urging silver restoration and broader Democratic organizing statewide.
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Adair Wilson
Silher
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James Shinn
Frank E. Wheeler
Adan Wilson
E. Browne
B. O. Sweeney
Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Three Children Poisoned in Kentucky Near Bouse
Three children aged 3, Band year of age in Charles D B Cook's family at Ror Bouse in northern county ate mulberries believed to contain spider eggs poison. All died within minutes of exposure and were buried in the same grave.
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Cook
Ror Bouse
Mrs Lease Scores a Victory in Charity Board Case
Homeholder Waite found guilty on most charges by the legislature’s investigating committee. The report, unanimous and signed by three Republicans and two Democrats, goes to the governor. Supreme court ruled Mary Ellen Lease has no claim to the state board of charities positions or a three year term.
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Toraka
Mesara
Householder
State Board of Charities
Mery Ellen Lease
Supreme Court
Mary Ellen Lense
Lawellyn
Another Sister for Ruth at Gray Gables
A girl baby was born at Gray Gables near Buzzards Bay Massachusetts around 4 30 p m on Sunday. The president and Mrs Cleveland are said to be well and the child is the third girl born to the family with Ruth four years old and two older sisters. Mrs Perrine arrives soon.
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Rath
Cleveland
Perrine
Buffalo
Steamboat Inspection Service Reports Life Lossflare
Records show 808 lives lost last fiscal year under the Steamboat Inspection Service, up from the 18 year average. The Colima disaster off the Pacific coast drove the rise, while passenger numbers grew sharply since 1870. The service employs about 175 officers and clerks, plus a supervising inspector general and district inspectors across customs districts.
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Steamboat Inspection Service
General Dumont
Colima
Pacific
Servica Sanslata
Veteran Editor Dyleg Nearing Death in San Francisco
Veteran editor Frank M. Pixley, founder of the Argonaut and prominent California figure, is thought dying at his San Francisco home as his wife Mrs Pixley lies gravely ill from nervous prostration. Pixley, who came to California in early days, served as state attorney general in 1857 and founded the Argonaut in 1877.
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Frank M. Pixley
The
Argonaut
California
Leland Stanford
Horace Greeley
Stop That Cough Use Scott's Emulsion for Relief and Strength
An advertisement urges blocking a cough with Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites. It claims the tonic strengthens the system against future attacks and offers a cent-size dose for focal difficulties. For deeper coughs, more may be needed and substitutes should be avoided. Druggists offer 50 cents and one dollar sizes.
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Scott & Bowne
Syrup of Figs praised as pure laxative remedy
The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative cleansing the system and aiding kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It claims rapid health benefits, relief from colds headaches fevers, and permanent constipation cure, sold in 60 and 1 bottles by druggists, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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