Russian buildup at Vladivostock sparks fear of new war
Norwegian steamer Oscar II reports Russia massing 80 000 troops at Vladivostock with a Pacific fleet ready to sail if Japan moves. Passages to the harbor are torpedoed and controlled by Russian naval officers, signaling preparations to expand rail links toward an open port on the Yellow Sea.
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Tacoma
Wash
Oscar II
Vladivostock
Siberia
R. Anderson
Japan
Anderson
Russia
China
Wladivestock
Yellow Sea
Viadivostock
Anderson Enses
Oxar
Vladivestock
Manchuria
Corea
Train hold up reported near Riddles by three highwaymen
An overland train northbound from Roseburg region was stopped at 10 16 p m by three highwaymen 80 miles south of Roseburg dynamite damaged rails and derailed the engine. The robbers rifled the mail and express sacks while passengers and crew were searched one highwayman fired at Conductor Kearny but caused no injury. A description focuses on a 5 ft 11 in man with light features and distinctive dental traits.
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Pass
Riddles
Roseburg
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Kearny
Paso
Tex
Springfield
Ills
Sloss Iron and Steel Company
Birmingham
Ala
George Lewis
Mexico
W. Br.” Brown
Henry Allen
South Bend
Ind
Wash
Mount Ranier
Vandalia
Morrill
Atchison, Kan
Simon Calsky
Jacksonville
Walsh-Babcock Company
Akron
James Dorsey
Mendota
William Arttman
Joseph Paxton
Jeffersonville
Blanch Newberger
Denver
Hennessey
Bryan
Nebraska
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Edward Crittenden
Cincinati
Crittenden
Britton Cooperage Works
Green Bay
Wis
Head of the Lakes
Duluth
Minn
Ottis Steel Company
Cleveland
Erickson
Wisconsin
St. Cloud
Owensboro
Lizzie Tucker
Adolph Picker
Pratt Mines
Morris Creek
West Virginia
John Cook
Joseph Morris
Ben Morris
Moorhead-McLean Company
Pittsburg
Capadhian
Liverpool
Canada
Golidetz
Austria
Green Clay Smith
Washington
Arlington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union
Catholic University At
C. King
Drewry
Rusk
San Francisco
Keil
Anna Fyala
Guthrie
O. T
A. W. Jones
Ohio
Raven Club
Youngstown
Kansas City
Houston
the. Cotto
Eminent English Scientist Breathes His Last After Lingering Illness
London reports Professor Huxley died at 8 45 p m. A famed biologist he shaped vertebrate and invertebrate anatomy studies and proposed bold taxonomic revisions. His protoplasm theory and Darwinian advocacy linked voluntary movement to automatic processes. Peixoto Passes Away in Buenos Aires Ex-President Peixoto of Brazil dies after Beriberi fever and liver abscess.
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London
Jung
Husxley
Huxley
Peixoto
Buenos Ayres
New York Herald
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Fixito
Death of 2 War Veteran in Wassington
June era marks the passing of General Clay Green and Smith a well known Baptist leader both veterans. The report notes their deaths and their standing in the community as former prohibition candidates and veterans are honored.
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Wassington
Clay Green
Smith
Union Pacific Still in Control Over Oregon Short Line
Portland July 2 The Oregon Short Line remains under Union Pacific control despite a planned transfer to the American Loan and Trust company representing consolidated mortgage bondholders. In U S circuit court Senator Dolph attorney for AL T says no receiver will take over and no interest of 704000 will be paid. Foreclosure of the mortgage will proceed with a final hearing date to be set next Wednesday.
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American Loan and Trust Company
Portland
Oregon
Union Pacific
United States
x-Benator Dolph
Consolidated Mortgage
Egan
Dolph
Epworth League Conference Ends in Chattanooga Farewell
The second international Epworth League conference closed Sunday night in Chattanooga with large farewell meetings led by Bishop Galloway Bishop Merrill and Chaplain McCabe. Morning services and city-wide church use followed for study of The Descent of the Holy Ghost. The crowd at the tent farewell was the largest south of the Mason Dixon line.
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Chattanooga
CuaTtanooga
Epworth League
Galloway
Merrill
McCabe
John Potts
Mason and Dixon
Fatal Boiler Explosion at Howard Boller Mills
A boiler in the Howard Boller mills exploded wrecking the building and killing the engineer O. P. Walker while seriously injuring five others including mill proprietor J. P. Lasou who is not expected to live. The building damage is about 20000 dollars. Other injured include T. C. Guld Robert Debolt W. A. Clark and C. A. Lawson. Will appeal the Stanford case in San Francisco aims to recover 15000000 from the Stanford estate.
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Sioux City
Journal
Howard
W. D
Howard Boller Mills
O. P. Walker
T. C. Guld
LeMars
J. P. Lasou
Robert Debolt
W. A. Clark
C. A. Lawson
Stanford
San Francisco
Another Sheep Man Is Missing In New Mexico County
In Albuquerque on July 8 authorities say Pedro Lobat, father of a shepherd killed last week, is missing and feared to have been harmed. Officers search for Gartra, the outlaw suspected of the murder.
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Albuquerque
Pedro ‘Lobat
Gartra
Happenings in a Dreadful June: Derailed Train and Fatalities
A derailed freight near Aiken DC killed Brakeman Hugh Weatherford Fireman Cherry and Albert Brown. Other items report smallpox in Aurora Illinois a temple convention in Bloomington a roof fall in Dover a death list including Dempsey and Watson, floods drownings and various local incidents across multiple states with officials noting economic and legal changes.
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Aiken
D. C
Hugh Weatherford
Cherry
Albert Brown
Aurora
Ill
Bloomington
William Gromwell
Dover
Ills
W. C. Duncan
Columbus
Indiana
Minneapolis
Paul
Page
Mitchell
S. D
H. le Frazier
Michael Dempsey
Dubuque
Chariton
Bottoms
Father Mackiin
David 5. Watson
Henry Borzmann
Jeffersonville
Ind
Treasury
Illinois Central to build $25,000 Bloomington station
A Friday news roundup notes the Illinois Central will construct a new $25,000 station at Bloomington Illinois. Other items cover saloon closures in Racine and Parson, a Kewaunee reunion, Mastarn Illinois Normal School visits, and a Moline census showing 15 007 residents, up 25 percent in five years.
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Illinois Central
Bloomington
Ills
Jones
Racine
Wis
Peninsula Veterans’ Association
Kewaunee
Stevens
Parson
Kan
Mastarn Ilinois Normal School
Tuscula
Ill
Moline
W William Murray
Cabin
Redding
Cal
Ohio Supreme Court
Cutairborne Wilson
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lewis
Fred Howard
Dan Howard
Burlington
Winthrop
St. Joseph
Iared Johnson
Ada Holt
Memphis
Ruth
Edwin Morris
Lake Fire
Western Engiineer
Anderson
Ind
Moberly
William Maynard
Lightning claims farmer near Grundy Center
A farmer named John Billibeck was killed by lightning near Grundy Center on Saturday June 29. The report lists multiple other incidents and events from various places including court actions, robberies, accidents, and local news across the country.
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John Billibeck
Grundy Center
Mexico
Ellison
Miwood
Ind
Cage Smith
St. Joseph
John Crows
B. F. Arnold
Anna
Ujs
A. P. Allis Company
Milwaukee
Timothy Overman
Webster, Pa
John Vogle
Dalton Gang
Carl Wilson
August Millet
West Orange
N.J. Millet
Stephens
Fort Worth
Tex
Manitoba
Youngstown
McKinley
Meadowville
Northwestern Masonic Aid Association
Bankers’ Life Association of
Des Moines
Kansas
Frank Howell
Rushville
Neb
Snake River
At Gioia
Multiple far flung news items sweep across states in brief
A long list of political, legal, and crime notes spans Flint Michigan to Texas. Highlights include a transfer delay of a Lincoln monument, Claude Pugh’s execution in Boulder, and Willie Crowley’s re-conviction for murder. Legislative actions touch Denver’s tax ordinance and a bank president’s indictment dismissal.
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Flint
Mich
John Hyman
Ashland
Lincoln Monument
Klamath
A. L. Mason
Kansas City
Colorado Supreme Court
Denver
Willie Crowley
J. J. Manley
Chicago
United States
Tesch
Stillwater
C. T
Clay Pugh
Boulder
Mont
Conductor West
Pugh
Henry Hailing
First National Bank of
Portland, Or
Grand Ranger Oolstrom
Order of Foresters
Ohio
J. K. Pearson
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
Reading Road
James Renwick
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dick Venmer
Hennessey
McKinley
Freeport
Tls
Frank Koch
Burlington
Thomas Spellman
Arcola
Charles Newhouse
Leadville
Colo
Newton
Abigal Dodge
Salem
Mass
International Supreme Lodge of Good Templars
Boston
Zurich
Switzerland
Montana District Court schedules regular terms for 1891
The Fifth Judicial District fixes 1891 court terms in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties. Sessions begin at 10 a m on designated Mondays with dates in January April July October February May August November March June September December. Clerk Thomas Rh. 7.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
Thomas
Northern Pacific Train Service Details
Trains arrive daily at Montana Union Depot from Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and coast points. No. 7 from St Paul Chicago Eastern points arrives at Northern Pacific Depot. Through cars include Pullman Sleeping Cars between Butte and St Paul Upholstered Tourist Sleepers day coaches and dining car service on all through trains.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Northern Pacific Depot
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
All Coast
Points
Montana Union Depot
Alety Pora
Coast
California
Lleave
Northern Pacific
Pullman
Butte
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Lima
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Pacific Railroad
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St. Paul Minneapolis
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Union Meat Market
Joseph Bourret & Co
W. M. Tuohy
E. Broadway
Ingle Sam
Tobaggo
Keystone Remedy Company
la Salle Street
John M. Hamilton
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Sec’y & Treas
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