Senator Sanders called to me amid silver debate
Quinn of the Butte Miner urges Senator Sanders to address a rising Montana sentiment. The piece notes Nelson Lyube and a shift in South Dakota politics toward prohibition, plus railroad safety upgrades and a series of county board actions in North Dakota, Minnesota, and nearby states. It includes details on the American Press Association leadership, wool import pricing concerns, and a long sequence of county assessors meetings and tax adjustments.
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Quinn
Butte
Sanders
Montana
Saratoga Regatta Opens With Heavy Bets On Regatta
At Saratoga N Y July more than usual betting swirls around the National Association of Amateur Oars opening day. Favorites include the sun or eight and senior double sculls with Dirt Bohemian Boat Club New York facing Minnesotas St Paul and Triton Newark. Van Vliet Baltz of Vesper Philadelphia faces Hawkins Nagle Harlem in the doubles while Hawkins, a Saratogan, crowds support. Regatta committee shifts racing to 8 p m allowing morning practice.
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Saratoga
N.Y
National Association of Amateur Won
Bohemian Boat Club
New York
St. Paul
Triton Boat Club
Newark
van Vliet
Baltz
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Will Moet
Hawkins
Nagle
Harlem Rowing Club
July Fruit Crop Report Shows Decline Across Several States
The government agricultural report for July notes a material decline in fruit crop conditions. Apples fell notably in New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Peach prospects are unfavorable with Georgia and Connecticut strong. New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland improved, while Virginia and Ohio showed sharp drops. California declined from 85 to 77.
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Wasmachos
Agricultural Department
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Piedmont
Pacific
Georgia
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
California
Overseas harvest forecasts shift with European climate reports
A July report from the European agent outlines agricultural prospects across major nations. Britain faces drought in parts, France expects poor wheat output, Germany and Austria-Hungary show mixed gains, Spain suffers flood damage, Italy and Russia anticipate good to better yields, and North Africa reports above average harvests led by Tunisia and Algeria with an estimated 40 million bushels of wheat. An additional note from San Francisco announces a Customs investigation into alleged undervaluation by the federal inspectors in the Tuite district.
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Italy
Africa
Wasumarox
Agricultural Department
Great Britain
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Imperial Statistical Bureau
Austro-Hungary
Austria
Hungary
Spain
Russia
Black Sea
North Africa
Algeria
Tunlis
San FraNcwco
Port English
Tuite Stats
Federal
Miracle Worker Draws Crowds Near Albuquerque
In New Mexico, Francis Schrader, once a Denver shoemaker, is hailed as a heavenly healer. Mexicans and Indians follow him as he allegedly restores sight and hearing, cures diseases, and even aids the blind man Jesus Velasquez and arm-impaired Julio Sedillo. Locals say Schrader travels as directed by a master and accepts no payment for his service. A Bedillo watch report says he fasted eight days with minimal water.
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New Mexico
Alsuquerque
N.M
Christ
Francis Schrader
Denver
Hit
Peralta
Jesus Ma Velasquez
Julio Sedillo
Bedillo
Schrader
Trouble with Bannoges and assorted notices waves
A January to July 18 dispatch from Cheyenne reports Governor Richards plans to act on reports of nine Indians arrested, one killed, and settlers seeking protection in the Jackson Hole area. A separate note from Bronx City accuses ex Alderman Miller in a Sun Vapor Lights contract scandal. Other items include Miss Sarah Meade accusing her deserter husband in Kavens City and municipal bank depositors planning criminal action in Seatrie. A burglary at Dunann posts office and weather rumors near Omaha round out the telecast.
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Onawa
Neb
Bae
Cheyenne
Richards
Justice of the Peace
Mayville
Jackson ‘Hole
Secretary of the Interior
Fort Hall
Tda
Wyoming
Evanston
Lander
Bronx City
P. C. Miller
Sun Vapor Light Company
Miller
Kavens Crry
Sarah Meade
Greenwich
Soo's Big Scheme Drives Soo Line to Control Rail Freight
The Soo Line plans a bold expansion to secure Chicago traffic via a Chicago Transportation Co alliance. Chicago ferries will move freight cars 28 at a time, backed by 26 ferries and powerful lake tugboats, with a South Chicago slip and new switching engines. A Peshtigo to Faithora water route forms the connecting link for the ferry traffic.
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Sr. Pav
The
Soo Live
Chicago
Chicago Transportation Company
Lake Michigan Car Ferry Company
Soo
Lake Michigan
South Chicago
Peshtigo
Wis
South Chisago
Faithora
Chinese Smuggling Ring Busted On Grand Trunk Train
Detroi reporters reveal customs suspicions of smuggling from Canada. A Wagner sleeper arriving on the Grand Trunk road contained four Chinese passengers with Herbert Johnson of Windsor, a known smuggler. Conductor Lincoln of Bulgato and Porter McLain were arrested, all held in default of $1,000 each.
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Detroi
Canada
Grand Trunk Road
Herbert Johnson
Windsor
Johnson
Lincoln
Bulgato
Porter McLain
Suit over ironclad trust clause in will case
Aburies L. Pair seeks to invalidate trusts under James G. Fuui’s will. Sisters Theresa Oelrichs Vinyu Fair and Heeman Oelrichs contest executors’ claims, asserting no lawful basis. Board of Public Works may resign after salaries dispute with council, risking assessments. Forty homesteaders line up to file on gov land opened for settlement, 41 filings. land valued for timber and farming.
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San Francisco
Aburies L. Pair
Tift
Theresa Oelrichs
Vinu Fair
Heemann Oelrichs
James G. Fuui
Hoard
David
Board of Public Works
Uuder Way
Dututt
DuLuts
Clarence Lyman Sentenced for Forgery in Minnesota
James Minn July 18 Clarence Lyman was sentenced at a ajnordered district court session to six months in the penitentiary for forgery in the second degree.
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Szentenned
James
Minn
Clarence Lyman
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Lyube Brewers
South Dakota
Sioux Palla Brewing Company
Augusta
Guyin
Eald
Baltimore Sun
Tue Tereeye
American Press Association
J. S. Pinney
East
Mr. Pinney
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hamlin
Treasury Department
S. N. D. North
National Association of Wool Manufacturers of the
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Board of Equalization
Oision
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Brsaranox
N. D
Board of County Commissioners
Det
Moorhouse
Bourd
Puredunt
Welch, Harvis
Ecklund
A. Ma. Oly
Welchmia
County Moorhouse
Skelton
C. P
Aent. A
Hue
Auditor
Walter
Ag Tote
Variani
Sturgess
Ak Eatie & Coftin
Mekendie & Gait
McKenzie & Vorfin
Nenoken
Horads
OLENV
Apple Greek
Logan Townsir
Woops
LN ‘Ful
Morse
Raleed
Tsea
Pareuent
Grandquist
Bismarck National Bank
Desesaors
Boutou Transportation Company
F. W. Birnes
Biemarck Elavator Company
J. P. Baker
Absteinart
Biamarck Bank
B. Adams
F. W. Barnes
Biamarck Nation Bank
M. B. Pinger
Austman, Taylor & Co
McCormick Harvester Company
Moontowsa
W. J. McConnell
Idaho
Yaquina Bay
Friends of Silver
Cour
Saratoga Regatta
WAL
Seatrie
Wash
National Bank
Dunann
Omaha
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