Possible American Protectorate Over Hawaii Debate Opens
AP dispatch from Monglula reports U S officials considering a protectorate for Hawaii as annexation stalls in Congress. Minister Sewall might announce raising the American flag once the Moyna arrives, amid Japanese tension and policy talks with President Dole. Washington denies changes in instructions to Sewall and Admiral Beardsley.
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Beardsles
Plucky Woman’s Long Ride From Chicago to Frisco
Mrs. Margaret Lelong of San Francisco completes a six week cross country bicycle journey from Chicago to Oakland ending July 8 19xx. She says the trip was for pleasure and reports no unkind words or discouragement along the way. She navigated cattle herds by using a revolver to redirect them.
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Frisco
Margaret Lelong
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Warlike Move by Turkey Flocks of Warships Sail to Crete
Turkish fleet actions raise tensions as three ironclads depart the Dardanelles and a second division of seven ships under Hiatt Pasha sails for Crete. Fears grow of possible clash with foreign fleets over Turkish reinforcements in Cretan waters.
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Banker Sheffer Acquitted In Bank Failure Case
Albert Sheffer president of the Allemania Bank of St. Paul Minn was acquitted after a district court trial finding the bank owed him and not the reverse. The case involved overdrawn funds at bank failure. Other items note bishops in London a proclamation on the Trans Miss exposition and various global updates.
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Warships Gather at Honolulu amid Tense Harbor Tension
Reports from Honolulu describe a harbor crowded with British Japanese and American warships. Citizens fear a potential outbreak of war as American sailors clash with local police while British and Japanese crews remain unmolested amid rising anti foreign sentiment and labor tensions.
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Hazardous Climbing Feat From Mt Tacoma Expedition
Members of the Mt. Tacoema Exploring Party return from the Maza- Inds expedition to Mt Tacoma with warnings of extreme danger. The advance party of five faced a treacherous ascent where Alpenstick points failed and timbers leaped from footing. J. C. Ainslee and Walter Rogers of Portland survived falls into icy ravines. WL. J. Pittack, president of Mazauras, narrowly escaped death at Gibraltar rock.
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Wheat Prices Soar On New York Exchange
Wheat jumped on the New York Exchange with September futures rising sharply amid strong demand from buyers including local dealers and foreign buyers. The corn market also surged on worsening crop news from Kansas, though midday trading saw a price setback as visible supply increased more than expected.
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Tammany Hall Mortgaged to Satisfy Old Lands Debts
The Society of Tammany and the Columbian Order secured a 143000 mortgage on Tammany Hall at 14th Street with Central Trust Company. The loan clears a 235000 lands issue from 1847, leaving 149000 outstanding under the mortgage as ordered by the Guard of Sachems.
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Public Debt Rises On Heavy Disbursements In July
The August 2 public debt statement shows total debt at 993 million with a monthly rise of 6.7 million driven by heavy disbursements. Cash in the treasury stands at 235.0 million after offsetting factors, while interest and noninterest components and bonds are itemized.
Bank of Spalding ex-president found guilty of embezzlement
Charles W Spalding, former president of Globe Savings Bank of Chicago, was convicted Saturday of embezzling $25,000 in bonds belonging to Maconpin County and held for the State University of Winds. He faces imprisonment as the prison board sets the sentence after an appeal.
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Sugar Coffee War to Reach Philadelphia Roasters
The Sugar Coffee War pits the Sugar Trust against Arbuckle Bros as a Philadelphia expansion nears. Woolson Spice of Toledo, once bought to strike Arbuckles, plans converting the Delaware sugar warehouse at Reed and Swanton into a major roasting operation. Limited activity anticipated until equipment arrives from Germany. plant will employ many workers.
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Gold Hunters Fail to Clear Klondike Pass Yet
Reports from San Francisco indicate a blockade affecting Klondike prospectors marching north. Crete tensions rise as Turkish troop landings are debated amid a cafe conference in Canea.
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Strike Looms From Joliet Quarry War and Labor upheaval
A chaotic report describes a looming strike by quarry workers in Joliet and Lemuat AL demanding wage increases. It details secret plans, company responses, and public unrest as workers suspend operations at Western Stone Company quarries amid rising tensions and possible coordinated actions.
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Relief Station Opened Amidstarving Miners Strike
An appeal at 50 North Deaplaines Street, Alenst, opened by a labor committee seeks money provisions and supplies for starving miners and families. Despite widespread discontent unions and workers rally while mine owners raise wages elsewhere as coal strikes disrupt the Pittelau district.
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Western State Company Faces Wage Strike Across Mines
The Western Stone Company and related operators confront a major wage strike led by miners and contracted workers. Reports say thousands joined, demanding fair pay and safer conditions while management resists concessions and contemplates wage cuts. The struggle drew sympathy from other workers and unions as protests extended across sites.
Fragmentary Wakefield Theater Flyer Incident
Fragmented OCR text reports a disaster scene with scattered details of injuries and emergency response. Mentions locations and multiple names, but the core event remains unclear due to garbled wording and missing context.
Turbulent Storm Hits Greene County Towns and Nearby Farms
A violent storm swept Greene County causing fires and property damage across Crandon and nearby towns. Homes lost roofs and barns were wrecked as residents sought shelter in basements and cellars. casualties include a family near Welston City, with several people injured or stunned by flying debris. Later reports reference historical land disputes and a fatal car accident in the region.
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Defective Bond Issues Plague Big Pond Referendum
The report details a Davenport meeting of Grand Lodge 1.0.0.F. delegates with summaries of elections and votes. It notes over 42,000 defective bonds from Dobnque’s paper tale and explains mayoral Signatory requirements and legal disputes over the issued records.
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Drakes JIN Bad Shape in Wide Scope Car Crash Report
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Governor Wake or Waker’s special car, a serious incident involving Drake and several named figures. It mentions a helicopter, a hotel, property deals, mortgages, and various people linked to a disputed purchase and alleged foul play.
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