Registration Opens for Uintah Reservation Lands in Colorado
Crowds form early as registration for Uintah reservation homesteads starts in Denver and spreads to Grand Junction Vernal Price and Provo Utah. Registrants line up at entry points for twelve days with draws planned starting August 17. thousands already travel to register and churches convert to sleeping quarters for strangers.
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Colo
Grand Junction
Vernal
Prica
Provo
Utah
Uintah Reservation
Union drivers back at work as firms resume wagons
Police removed workers from wagons and many union drivers were restored to their posts after four months. Employers Association pledged to reinstate union termesters following a Lumber Men’s Association decision amid a strike. The coal transferers continued boycott and owners urged no rehiring of strivers.
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Chicago
Tilg
Angle
Employers Association
Lumber Men's Association
Dynamite attack and flood of wartime notices roam the era
A chaotic dispatch from Aug 1 recounts a dynamite accident on the Niagara River near Tonawanda with Richard Robinson killed and others injured, plus a string of labor, census, and local incidents from Kansas and nearby towns. The report notes a deadly rail yard accident near Topeka and other scattered updates.
Trial of Cegan Missouri Senator Opens in Jefferson City
Aug 1 in Jefferson City Missouri the jury trial of state Senator Frank H Farris on bribery charges began before Judge Samuel Davis. Much of the day focused on jury selection.
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Jefferson City
Frank H. Farris
Circuit Court
Samuel Davis
Young Woman in Springfield Death by Own Action
A young woman visiting from Cameron Texas died by self harm using carbolic acid and chloroform with no cause assigned. In Hutchinson Sug, a death by own action was reported last night as Ralph Hichland from a prominent local family died by poison and gas after becoming despondent.
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Travis Aubrey
Cameron
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Springfield
Ralph
Quarantine and Yellow Fever Fears Spread by Quarantine Notices
News report outlines safety measures for freight and passengers amid yellow fever fears. It notes mosquito transmission is ruled out by physicians and emphasizes quarantine extensions in several districts. It mentions efforts by New Orleans businessmen to circulate declarations, cooperation by colored organizations, and various local responses in Mississippi and Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Wr. J.i White
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Cohen
Labayette
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Aliaus
New York
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Rock Island Cut Off After Cloudburst Near Colorado Springs
A cloudburst north of Colorado Springs temporarily halted Rock Island traffic as a 100 foot wide by 20 foot deep washout opened four tracks into the city. The breach, flooding through Monument Creek area, threatened homes in the western district unless diverted toward Denver.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Rock Island Railway
Uijs City
Denver
Monument Creek
Will contest settled in Ziegler estate case in New York
Justice Giverich in the New York Supreme Court signed an order enabling Executor Garner to pay Matilda Ziegler 1 200 000 in cash and 300 000 shares of Royal Baking Powder stock valued at 1 300 000. William Ziegler adopted son consented to the settlement releasing all dower and related claims against the estate. In Liberty Missouri ex Congressman John Dougherty dies at home from acute indigestion after a sudden illness Saturday night. He served three terms in the House representing the third district.
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New York
N. Y
Wiliam Ziegler
Ziegler
Justice Giverich
Supreme Court
Justice Garner
Matilda Ziegler
Royal Baking Powder Company
William Ziegler
Liberty. Mo
John Dougherty
Congress
Domestic Trouble Triggers Tragic Jump in St Joseph
Mrs. Fred Sehneider the 18 year old wife of a merchant tailor here committed suicide by jumping into the St Joseph river before hundreds. Domestic troubles were cited as the cause. Brown bread tea cream at Wiedemaups.
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St. Joseph, Mich
Fred Sehneider
St.Josepo
Election planned for national assembly in October
St Petersburg reports that elections for a proposed national assembly are set for October 14 with the first session to convene November 14. The emperor retains power to approve or dissolve the assembly and to fix session length as ministers study the project at Peterhof.
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St. Petersburg
Peterbet
Te Devia
Peturher
Shot by His Brother at Fort Scott Circus Dispute
A young married man, Meador, was shot by his 16 year old brother Vern Meador after a dispute at home over money for a circus. The older man suffered a likely mortal abdominal wound. Vern was arrested and jailed.
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Lee
A. Meador
Ayorder
Meador
Lew
Verne
Tie
Moody at Oyster Bay avoids clear headline
General William H. Taft arrived at Oyster Bay by cruiser with the Dolphin, then moved to New York to tilt out the ship for use by Japanese peace envoys. The trip to Portsmouth, and the mission to discuss cases with the president, are tied to Justice Department inquiries into the cotton report leak and the George T. Moors resignation. The attorney general plans to proceed to Washington after Oyster Bay.
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L. J
Torbiay
William
Aoards
North Atlantic
Dophin
Delph
New York
Favs Yard
Wateway
Partsmouth
Department of Justice
Agricultural Department
George T Moors
Oyster Lay
Washington
Boy Found in Penitentiary After Long Search
Jefferson City Mo Aug 1 After a long search for their son Roy Courtwright a Kansas City blacksmith and his wife learned he had been kidnapped? no. He had been serving a two year term after being convicted of stealing four sweaters at Springfield Mo and sent to the penitentiary in October.
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Jefferson City
Roy Courtwright
Kansas City
Court
Wright
Springth Td
Qetaher
Movement of boycott spreads to Nagasaki Japan
Washington reports that the anti American boycott now reaches Nagasaki extending from Shanghai. State department notes little direct impact due to minimal American trade in Nagasaki. In St Paul a telegraphers strike is reported as the northern Pacific line is blocked.
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DD. C
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Haring
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Shanghai
Japan
Nagasasi
Telegraphic Brevities With Misreadable Names In State Notes
State osteopaths meet in session to Mexico Missouri while the meat jog may run through today. Grand lodge of United Sons of Protection and Daughters of Grand Covenant meet in Paola Kansas. Paris city government invites London visit in October for a special business meeting. Mrs J A Baldwin Kanawa and Misses Elien Emma Rappard Warden Kansas spent the day in the city.
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Mexico
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Kaos
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Paris
London
J.A. Baldwin
Kanawa
Elien
Emma Rappard
Warden, Kans
City
Best crop year outlook fuels Kansas reports
Aug 1 Topaka reports from F I Coburn and Kansas agricultural secretaries indicate one of the era’s finest crop years. Wheat yields are strong and corn prospects show near historic potential with large acreages and high per acre yields despite some drought damage. Russian press counsels patience ahead of peace talks and discusses Japanese demands and possible concessions.
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Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
I.vantles
Atlantic fiction number previews summer issue and features
The Atlantic issues a mid summer number with planned fiction and essays including The Tulamner Im Swimming An Ap Joy for Me Countig Above the Clouds at Metegni and The Pilerlo Chamber. It highlights portraits of Admiral Togo Roselle Knott FS Willard Mile James May McKenzie and Elsie DeWolfe in engraved cuts and includes sections Men of Note on Marquis Ito John Weaver Paul Morton and Chay J. Honaparte plus panoramic summer views and color work.
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Arthur Stanwood
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Shore
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May McKenzie
Elsie DeWolfe
Louise Frew
United States
Europe
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John Weaver
Philadelphia
Paul Morton
Secretary of the Navy
Chay J. Honaparte
New England Provincialisms in Lodge Critique
Savoyard notes Senator Lodge's provincialism and contrasts it with other regions. He derides Lodge for resisting mixing high and low provincial traits, labeling New England as the most self assertive and opinionated provincial area in the nation, surpassing Manhattan in blunt sentiment.
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Senator Lodge
Washington
South Carolina
Kentucky
Iowa
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New England
Manhattan Island
Mrs Belva Lockwood in a landmark US claims case
Mrs Belva Lockwood the only woman to run for president is a member of the District of Columbia court of claims case. She admires President Roosevelt and is engaged to a Cherokee Indian in what is described as among the most important cases before the US Court of Claims.
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Belvya Lockwood
United Setes
United States Court of Claims
Members of W. R. C. No 9 Meet for Nesbitt Funeral
Members of W R C No 9 are requested to meet at G A F hall at 1 15 p m Wednesday August 2 to attend the funeral of Miss Nesbitt Lorenca A Fitch, Pres. Wanted 40 acres hay put upon shares. Rake and go devil furnished Inquire E A Smith Nanwood Stock Farm Wanted At the shirt factory 3 girls to 8 steady place A good chance and permanent place for the right paries Apply at once Wild er Brow
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Prea
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