Coast News in Short Items Haps and Mishaps of the Week
A roundup of Western items includes the death of Thomas Brooks in a Naples well, a Phoenix Baptist church fire, and the Santa Clara packing-house sale to a growers group led by F. K. Jordan and F. McArthur. Also noted are a Skagway steamer suicide at sea, a large timber deed transfer in Telumas, the sudden death of San Francisco wool buyer McAdam in Red Bluff, John Lilly’s wife’s check theft and possible return, a Vallejo tannery fire with insurance details, hopeful Napa Valley crop forecasts, cattle ranges in fine condition, a Yakut gold strike near Valdez, and a push for a $20,000 Carnegie library in San Bernardino with state architect participation and a Supreme Court victory for United States Steel.
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Thomas Brooks
Los Angeles
Lamer
Dviller
Naples
Baptist Church of Phoenix
California Cured Fruit Asso Station
Santa Clora
BK. FL
Gulf’ of Georgia
Red Bull i
Telumassounly
tiss-Holbock Company
San Francisco
McAdam
San Prantolaca
Red Blatt
Maywood
Tyron & Co
John Lilly
Knigits Landing
Seattle
Lilly
Neis
Dilly
Height Landing
Befhg
Vallejo
Dohlasen & Barretts
J. C. Dutmaoti
Charles Widentanun
General Mrnshie
Sid
Napa Val
Aswciation
Greystone
California
Oregen
Hess
Gladen
Robert Blei
laLhe Newith
President Roosevelt Undergoes Second Leg Operation
Doctors report the president's second operation on the left leg made a small incision to drain swelling, expose bone, and hasten recovery. Officials say he remains in satisfactory condition with a robust constitution and is expected to walk again soon.
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Washington
Moosevelt
Juan
Newton M. Sehaffey
New York
Solnes
Rixey
Navy
Ur. Lang
Wien
Dh. O'Reilly
Dh. O'Reilly, Who Was Present With the Therphy- Leising, Is the Surgeon Genavral
Amy
Edwant i
Gui
Shafer
Connrecarer
Rich Man in Queer Predicament at Chicago Hotel
A wealthy man with vast funds cannot secure a hotel room in Chicago as he seeks lodging. The Athens dispatch notes rising emigration to the United States due to Greece’s poor wheat crop, with officials citing about 8000 arrivals in the past year. A giant ancient tree in Lace County measures thirty three feet in diameter and is dated at 4000 years old.
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Lace
Leetz
Earthquakes Kill Hundreds in Easter Turkestan Report
A dispatch from Taskent reports a powerful string of earthquakes across Eastern Turkestan from August 24 to September 2. Kashgar suffered many deaths and a large portion of Autya and Akenkultehy were destroyed. Aksu is noted as a trade center with a large population and foreign traders. In Chicago Irving Park, William F. Hensing shot and killed himself, leaving seven children. Her husband had left for health reasons months before.
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Berlin
Taskent
Rusulan
Curikentan
Feraoun
Kashgar
Turkeatan
Autya
Sinkinug
Peking
Idlia
Russian Empire
Aksu
Astern Turkestan
Humber
Chicago
William FH. Bensing
Irving Park
Los Angeles
Cal
Hensing
Chronicle
Aather
Chadwick
Inother
Chattanooga
Arrival of Mail Trains From Oakland to Sacramento
Post office notices list trains from Haywards Oakland and Sacramento with multiple destinations. Items mention arrivals and departures for Maynard and West, with references to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Berkeley routes.
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A Hill
Haywards
Oakland
Bacramento
Trait Kurt
Haywards and
Oak
Rho
Sacramento
Tral Weel
Ben Francisco
Ban
Fom
Bsacramento
A. P. Traite
Mutts
Hau Francisco
Aml
San Francwco Wes
Eaywarde
Ford
Haywarite
OAREX
Transportation Lines Brave SAS Fran ciroo Fok Ward
Daily schedules show rail lines with early 8200 scheduling, Stockton to Sacramento and Niles local trains with daily service, San Jose 3 pm runs and Sunday limited. Community societies and fraternal lodges list meetings at halls on Thursdays and Saturdays with officers and secretaries named for Willows Mall and nearby communities.
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Brave Sas
E. m
Stockton-Sacramento
Niles
Iam Datir
San Jose
Enucayber
Zeit San Jace
Sune
Roumania Tightens Emigration Rules Amid U S Note
Roumania bars new emigrant passports and signals restraint toward the United States. British and Continental powers discuss potential Jewish questions as Roumania eyes a cautious approach. In a separate note, a huge eagle in Marysville is killed by Griffin and Sext after a clash near Pas Kenda.
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We Hageblatt
Rowmania
Washington
Mmoven
United States
Planters Favor Chinese Labor and Exclusion Act Modifications
A Hawaii committee probes labor issues amid planter pressure for Chinese labor to sustain the sugar industry. Witnesses back or oppose the planters while urging American citizenship for residents. Senators may visit the leprosy settlement as hearings continue on residency and labor policy.
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Hawaii
Thuters’ Association
Dakar
Penamneesat
Wis
Wamphoeys Cenried Warly Fan Aaya
Rush to Death Valley Spurs Miner Rush and Rich Men
Reports describe a rush to Death Valley as capitalists and hundreds of miners prepare expeditions to Daggett Ballarat Ludighburg and Mojave seeking lash mentions of giant niter deposits. Prospects are valued in millions of dollars with water scarcity and long supply lines shaping plans as expeditions mount for the winter season.
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Daggett
Niter
Death Valley
Borate
Russoburg
Mojave
Sf Nollarat
Chile
Sigi
Ruulgburg Unt
Ballarat
Furnace Creek
Carrie
Ballorst
Carpuea
Railford
Jobiowisburg
Ghuitas
Thor
Vash
Smyth
Unimphrors
Liong
Chage
New York man blocks sale of marriage license
A New York dry goods store case reports a restraining order preventing the clerks from issuing or recording a marriage license for a daughter under 28. The father contends the settlement is improper and the license had already been taken out when the injunction was issued.
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New York
Secuptwa
Russians Evacuating Manchuria Warned by Dispatch
State Department received a cablegram from the U S minister at Peking stating Russians have begun evacuating Manchuria and will withdraw up to the Ling River by September as required by the agreement. Moscow reportedly refutes the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Washington
State Department
United States
Peling
Ing Ui
Ling River
Steel Trust to Pay Quarterly Dividend, New York
United States Steel Corporation announced it will mail checks for the quarterly dividend on common stock, payable September 28. The aggregate amount is 1,000,000 dollars, to be released in the money market.
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Steel Trust
New York
United States Steel Corporation
House votes to open Frontiers to foreign live stock
Legislation in Missouri and Towbee have voted with large majorities to allow foreign live stock. A list of cities previously acted likewise. The National Butchers’ Association executive committee counters agrarian claims of near stricity, noting slaughtering declines by 1 per cent and prices up 30 per cent.
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Horlin
Mreteen
Towbeeg
Butchers’ Asociation
Sears
Macia forts and Pershing plan new assault in Mindanao
Reports from Camp Viegas describe a second expedition against the Moro position at Macin Mindanao led by Captain John J Pershing of the Fifteenth Infantry. The force includes infantry cavalry artillery and engineers to construct a pontoon bridge and a corduroy road across swampy terrain as plans for an attack on the fort unfold. A prior expedition previously sought to strike the Wahe forts and was reinforced. A separate item details the death of David Backlew found shot near Coltanwood Creek raising questions about the incident. New York reports a patent for a marine engine promising faster transatlantic travel, attributed to inventor John Wills.
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Manis
Macin
Iglanil
Mindanao
Camp Viegas
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Infantry
Artilery
Bolig
Kina
Pershing
Pershine
Mora
Jossen
Shotia
Maaner
Hed Hlafl
David Backlew
Coltanwood Creek
Wonly
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Hayward Jinttafiice
Alain Matter
Pacific Coast
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Aketchus
Preyvent
Bul Nes
Trenton
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Justice van Bickle
Court of Errors and Appeals
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Miriam Berger
Hone
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Talualdy
Uehengant
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Auditorium
Pho Eanh
Painer Stool and Iron Company
Painter
Southgate
From
Greece
Easter Turkestan
Post Office
Transportation Lines
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Rayward
Biae
Futown
San Emancisch
Furiday
San Poe
Pally
Ty. Ball
Alawkoa Escamemest
P— Meeth
Hall
Morris Rasmussen
G. P. Charles Juwae
Scribe
Sycaucre Lopéz
F—Mede
F. Hall Avery
Monier
Schilling
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Rycarveroe Longe
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Tarmarns Lover
F. Havidar
Stronthlge
Hint
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F. Hall
EM. Oren
G. A. Thrylfell
U.W
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Willows Mall
Ree
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Havywarn Tsntor
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A.J
Dasa Kesiient
Johnsons
A. K. Dorr
Grexor
Oda
He A. Horton
Mise Mign Chizisiensen
Warwathe Longe
U. FE
Estrobel
A. Tiideriekeen
Havwann Grove
Fimlana
Aind Titans Inc
Browning
Welsh
Havwarth Cout
Foor
Ti Joo Games
Chit Katey
Therotcbe
Peerebary
Sitar Cam
Wooton
Wenig
Etery Prades
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Ff. Welch
Temignmode
Py Wilber
Meteor
Apanal
Matmaure Laws Trays
WS Couters
Heat Minetam
Arring
Cacti
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Sahbata Selon
H. Bol
Foret
Seon Ste
Hamh
Tapan
Fantail
Exeiy Wedartiay
Priddy
Jabette Carera
Mira Somdaye
Senday Sool atVoe
Farber Lalig
Jastor
Pascran
Hume
Teeter
Tows baKcioRy
Msgs
Chae
W. Heyer
Paeeteent
Drannee
MG Cotemm
Ut Na Beare
Ji Mberinath
A. J. Dean
Marre
Ray Pram Ly Emery
G. E. Alexander Payvices
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Hay
Germany
Marysville
Cutes
Griffin
Scott
Pas Kenla
Sext
Tes
Captain Pershing
Gaius High Speed Fower
London
John Wills
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