Vice President Fairbanks in Quebec Etiquette Row
A British letter describes Vice President Fairbanks clashing with Quebec officials during a tercentenary pageant. Allegations include breaking English etiquette by addressing crowds from a carriage and confronting the town mayor, with Canadian officials reportedly shielding the incident for U.S. reception. The note also mentions a New Zealand government booklet praising Theodore Roosevelt and the Anglo American armada.
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EL Louis
Fahis
Rresiaens Ser Banks
Quebec
Fairbanks
United States
Unie
New Zealand
Theodore Rangevelt
Armada at Auckland Sunday gale and arrival noted
A maritime wireless dispatch from the American vessel reports a gale last night near Auckland. The crew says the weather is fine and that they expect to reach Auckland Sunday morning. A follow-up wireless provides no further solid details.
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Auckland
Officers Resent Roosevelt Riding Test Order
A San Francisco officer denounces President Roosevelt riding tests for high army officers as lacking legal foundation. He says the plan to test efficiency of colonels and majors will provoke strikes and may trigger further action. continued on page 8.
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Congress
San Francisco
Roosevelt
New Island City to Rise Better After Fire
Debris removal begins as Razed Island City moves to rebuild the Pioneer Flouring Mill and warehouse. Plans aim to relocate the mill east of the original site with broader, more modern facilities. recovery signals a thriftier, more enterprising city with substantial rebuilding by both small and large losses.
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Island City
Bulm
New Island City
Sedalon
Plo Flouring Mill Company
Island
Janun Pe Ee
Taland
Labor not solid for Democrats fires in Western forests
A series of fires raged through Montana and Idaho forests as hundreds of forest rangers battled flames in dense timber along western Montana and eastern Idaho. The report notes labor divides and political controversy amid the fire season.
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Missoula
Meanu
Mercer
Montana
Idaho
Tabriz Declares For Turkey As Persia Troubles Deepen
Tabriz secedes from Persia and pledges allegiance to Turkey. Turkish forces move toward Tabriz for a potential joint strike with Persian revolutionaries against the Shah. Sultan Hamid V is described as unable to curb the young Turkish movement shaping Persia’s fate.
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Constantinople
Tabriz
Persia
Turkey
Sultan Hamid
Tabria
Iment
Smuggling Plot Reported by Immigation Officers
Galveston Texas Aug 4 Immigrant officers report details of a large smuggling scheme after capturing eight Japanese attempting to cross from Mexico. The Japanese claim about 60 000 countrymen in Mexico await entry and an organized band runs a tug line from about 100 miles north of Tampico to Corpus Christi and to Texas.
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Galveston
Texas
Mexico
United States
Tampico
Corpus Christi
Teras
Turners Mark 130th Anniversary of Gymnast Friedrich Jahn
In Philadelphia on August 4 Turner societies celebrate the birth anniversary of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn founder of modern gymnastics. The event recalls Jahn’s leadership during Europe’s dark days under Napoleon when he urged national fitness and gymnastic practice.
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Homer Pathor
Philadelphia
Turners
Frederich Ludwig Jann
Germany
Napoleon
Europe
Jahn
Looking Glass Park Ice Cream Stand Event Promotes Refreshments
A fragment invites visitors to Looking Glass Park tomorrow for cold soft drinks and a chance to treat friends to ice cream at the Happersett refreshment stand. It promises a cheerful mood with a label "Happy" guiding attendees to something good and enjoyable.
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Chile
Looking Glass
Happersett
Splendid Chicago Terminal Planned for Northwestern Line
Chicago and Northwestern officials disclosed plans for a premier terminal occupying چهار city blocks totaling 12 acres along the riverfront. The project, estimated at 20 million dollars, is set for completion by January 1, 1910, and will be one of the finest rail facilities in the nation.
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Chicago
Northwestern Road
United Binier
Governor Mead Initiated into Fraternal Order in August
The message reports Governor Mead of Washington being initiated as a member of the Fraternal Order of Bagter Iagt in Pellingham on August 4. It notes the ceremonial act and the local attendance at the event.
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Pellingham
Mead
Whahington
Bagter Iagt Nlebt
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Placed Under Receivers
Receivers were appointed for the Pillsbury-Washburn company amid cash shortages to buy wheat at high prices. A. C. Lorings, B. Pinvary, and A. G. Cobb named receivers with a half million bond. Most stock held in England. unsecured liabilities around 5 million. assets near 44 million. Wheat markets fell on news in Chicago trading.
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Hecante i
Neevet
Ascis
Cagitaliste
Minneapolis
Minn. Aue
Pnts
A. C. Lorings
Pinvary
A. G. Cobb
Purdy
United States District Court
Sécond National
St. Paul
Northwestern National
Security National
Swedish
Eregale
Receivem
Vebie
Affatra
Democratic Territorial Convention Nominates Smith in Arizona
The Democratic convention in Prescott Arizona is expected to renominate Mark Smith the incumbent congressman for Arizona. Eugene B O Neill and Loebien Smith are considered his principal rivals for the nomination.
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Prescott, Ani
Aug
Democratic Territorial
Mark Smith
Jncumberly
Arizona
Fugene B. O'Neill Loebien Smith
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