Telegraph strike threat by Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Berippa News Association reports that unless Hill intervenes, about one thousand telegraphers on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific systems will strike at eight o'clock tonight. The Great Northern followed the Northern Pacific, demanding acceptance of terms or resignation, with orders for a personal conference by Bellway Telegrapher Pesk-n, and presidents Sliott and Bill, by eight o'clock or a strike.
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Berippa News Association
Paul
Hill
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Alx
Bellway
Sliott
Bill
Valve Rusted Board Probes Bennington Disaster on Cruiser Chica go
The board of inquiry reviews the safety valve of the boiler from the Bennington disaster aboard the cruiser Chicago. Reports say the valve released too quickly to have exploded at 500 pounds and could not have blown at 140 pounds. No new deaths today.
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Scrippe News Association
Board
Bennington
Chicago
Boad
Chicago Wheat Prices in Moderately Active Trading
Chicago Wheat rose to eighty four and a half cents, corn at fifty two and five eights, oats at twenty seven and five eights amidst moderately active trade reported by Scripps News Association on August 1.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Five Deaths Reported From Yellow Fever in New Orleans
At four o'clock five deaths officially reported from yellow fever and one death not in the ordinary returns. The Horipps News Association notes the grim toll as the city battles the outbreak in New Orleans.
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Horipps News Association
New Orleans
Épm
Swedish naval boat blown to pieces
Swedish naval boat engaged in mapourora to day struck a mine and was blown to pieces near Heleingford. Seven men were killed and eight wounded in the explosion.
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Boripps News Association
Heleingford
Mapourora
Fire Burns Swift Packing Plant in St. Joseph
A fire at the Swift Packing Company plant in St. Joseph destroys the beef?beds and cattle chore section early this morning. Estimated loss is fifty thousand dollars.
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Scripps News Association
Joseph Mo
Swift Packing Company
Boycott Extends Across Asia and America
Consul Hanie from Nagasaki cables that Chinese merchants there decided to cooperate with their countrymen in the boycott of American goods.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Aug
Hanie
Nagasaki
Oil King Has Friends Message Sparks Façade of Attack
Aug 1 address before the Baptist Chautauqua alleges a violent assault on John D Rockefeller, the oil king, prompting New York’s Dr Robert Stewart McArthur to draft resolutions deploring La Follette’s speech and disavowing assembly responsibility.
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Springfield
Lalcllitte
John D Rockefellow
Bia
Chatauqua
Robert Stewart McArthur
New York
Lafollette
Assembly
Rockefellow
Russians Claim San Francisco Men Exiled to Siberia
A San Francisco figure, Ben Rafenl Oat, travels to petition Washington on behalf of four men captured by Risalansi and sent to Siberia for life labor. The exiles, including two Oakland men, endured twenty three years in mines with harsh cruelty and rare light.
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Ben Rafenl
Sugerin- Wwailont Jarrett
San Francisco
Eshooner
Nansen
Behring Sea
Thomas Irwin
Olms
Siberian
Irwin
President Roosevelt Denies Peace Demands by Japan
Aug 11. President Roosevelt made public a telegram from Harvey of the National Board of Trade committee denying that Secre tary Wilson was urged to resign. Aimar Sato of the Japanese peace commission also firmly denies giving any such alleged demands.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Harvey
National Board of Trade Committee
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Aimar Sato
Japanese Peace Commission
Japan
Counsellors Meet at Peterhoff
The czars special counsellors gather at Peterhoff today to discuss the Proposad nations assembly project. Jewish concerns persist across the country, with Jews in a state of great alarm.
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Peterhoff
Petereburg
Fever cases report shows no new infections in state
The Board of Health reports no new fever infection cases in the state this afternoon. The update comes amid ongoing monitoring by health authorities and underscores a period without additional illnesses.
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Jackson, Mine
Board of Health
Utah registration office opens with long Provo queue
Eight hundred eighty two people stood in line at midnight in Provo Utah for the opening of the Utah nation registration office. Mrs sable Miller widow led the line and was first in line at nine o clock. The line grew through the morning as more joined and waited their turn. Interior department orders allow all registered persons to enter the reservation through Strawberry valley to select homes to be filed upon August twenty sight.
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4 News Association
Ealt Lake
Provo Utah
Utah Nation Registeration Office
Sable Miller
Mre Milier
Interior Department
Strawberry Valley
Yellow fever affects New Orleans as heat spikes risk
New Orleans reports fewer deaths and new cases in the past day but forecasts a hot day may raise totals. Assistant Surgeon Merry arrives to assist Dr Richardson and city health officials. Mississippi fears broader fever impact as quarantines bite business and rail service slows. Governor Blanchard orders fumigation for trains and freight cars. Baton Rouge mobilizes militia.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Pnesenger
Mississippi
Paviceilli
Arkanens
Blanchard
Souchon
Beard Vo Health
Boys Try to Free Inmates in Los Angeles Disturbance
Two teenage inmates Everett Bareth and Clyde Dribble attempted to free twenty youths at a juvenile home. They attacked Major B Mises with a heavy chair and opened fire with revolvers. Oliver sustained a severe scalp wound before deputies halted the disturbance.
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Horipps News Association
Los Angeles Ang
Everett Bareth
Clyde Dribble
Major B Mises
Oliver
Weatroot
Eight Years Given in Bank Funds Case
Walter Brown received an eight year prison term for illegally using funds of Nations Bank of Elk hart Jodiana. Brown appealed to the United States Court of Appeals but failed to win reversal.
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Oblesgo
Walter Brown
Broderick
The
Nations Bank of Elkhart
Jodiana
Brown
Bis
United States Goan of Appeals
Vigilance Committee Forms as Paes Obriatian Closes
In Port Gibson Mississippi on August 1 a vigilance committee was appointed and Paes Obriatian closed its doors. Thousands of circulars are sent by businessmen containing Dr White's declaration from the marine hospital service that freight cannot carry infection. Refuges arrive home from Louisiana amid hardships and reports travel by foot for many miles.
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Hy Borlope News Association
Port Gibson
Mias
Paes Obriatian
White
Marine Hospital Service
Louisiuna
Reute
General Wood May Not Return to Philippines Soon
Washington DC August 1 General Wood may not be returned to the Philippines at present. The president delayed an order assigning generals to a post, fearing Wood’s health and uncertain return to command. It is hoped a surgical operation will restore him, while General Carter remains in command in the Philippines.
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Scrippe News Association
Washington
Wood
Philippines
Department of the Linkes
Carter Ip
Fraud trial near reaches jury in Williamson case
Portland August 1 Attorney Hon vette and Wilwon will argue in the fraud trial of Congressman Williamson and associates. The cage will likely reach the jury tomorrow afternoon as closing arguments end today.
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Berlops News Association
Portland
Attorneye Honvette & Wilwon
Williamson and Associates
Tanner Confident in Race for GA Command Post
Horipps News Association reports Aug Corporal Tanner expects election to succeed Gen Yinckmer as GA commander. He claims wide support from New York and a majority of police departments in New Jersey Ohio Missouri Indiana and others.
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Horipps News Association
Washington
Tanner
Yinckmer
GA. R
New York
Urroughe
New Jersey
Brown
Ohio
Barton
Misouri
Cornskin
Indiana
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Strickly
Calico
Johnson Percale
Scrippa News Association
New Orléans
Papi
Boripps
Vigilance Committee
Newlin Drug CO
Adams Avenue
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