Foreigners Plan Marking Ear Cut for Strike Workmen
Rev Charles Edwards reports that foreign workers in Shevandosh claim to have organized a plan to cut off an ear of every man who returns to work, tagging them as nonsensical laborers to deter strikers. He cites his young congregation, mine workers, as aware of the claim.
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Sbhevandosh
Chas, Edwards
Ie Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Bible Society
Forceigners
Edwards
Troops Stoned at Panosylvaors Station in Shenandoah
Aug 7 Shenandoah reports stone throwing at the provost guards at a Panosylvaors railroad station near a foreign colony in the town. Ungadier General Gobin is asked to send a company to the locality to prevent further disorder. A drunken policeman was placed in a tent and later released as onlookers formed a camp picket. The crowd followed the man down the road and observed soldiers nearby without further incident.
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Shenandoah
Panosylvaors
Offandora
Bia
Venice Campanile Reconstruction Decision Amid City Debates
King Victor Emmanuel III offers 29000 dollars and supports reconstructing the campanile in Venice, prompting the city council to start work while considering other public buildings. Experts warn the basilicas and ducal palace face danger, with salay costs far above the campanile budget. Local officials in Hungary face embezzlement probes, while a Kansas City contractor dies by suicide amid business woes. A Paris Telegram notes a recall request for the British consul at Bassora over alleged rebel communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emmanugi
Venice
May Do Business 1 Percent Kansas Court Action
Septems Court topeka case involves enjoining American Book Company from selling books in Kansas without proper statements. Supreme Court denied injunctive relief, allowing temporary action against Gio W. Crane Co. and Topeka partners. Case decisions affect charter compliance and multiple lawsuits in Wichita and Topeka proceedings. Rock Island passenger offices shift to Kansas City. key changes include A E Cooper, C A Rutherford, H S Ray named division and general agents with offices in Topeka and Omaha.
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Septems Court
Aujunction Agates
Book Campe
Topeka
Crusty
Gepy Galep
Supreme Court
Leavenworth
Ang
CO. Hook
United States
Comet
Geatenining Gio W. Crane & Co
Topeke
Rock Island
Topeks
Kansas City
Kapeas
Nebraska
Colorado
A. £. Cooper
Portland
Kansas
C. A
Rutherford
Omaha
H. S. Ray
Dangee
Tompson
Tennessee Judges Election Opens Across State
Tennessee voters go to the polls to elect five supreme court justices, three court of appeals judges, and judges in chancery and judicial districts. With light expected turnout outside tight contests in select areas, Republican strength is noted in East Tennessee. Max Paters dies from wounds after a bicycle track shooting preceding a fatal domestic dispute involving J W McCaslin who shot himself after killing Miss Louie Russe.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Abochancery Court of Appeals
Thore Ware
Salt Like
Max Paters
J. W. McCaslin
McCaatia
Louie Russe
McCaalia
Aged man held in Missouri counterfeiting case
James McArkin, 66, arrested in Joplin Missouri on counterfeiting charges. Police found tools and vital devices for making coins under a floor, with a large quantity of counterfeit money. An alleged bank robber linked to Wichita, Kansas, is jailed in Evansville after a telegram. two suspects held in Little Rock awaiting trial. An escaped hospital patient from this city is reported.
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Joplin
James McArkin
Igor
Wichita
Kan
Charles Jobo
Arkana Saa
Evansville
Lite Rock
Tris
Dean
New York City
Drookes
Pension Bureau
Andrew Carnegie
Decatur Yarborough
Padocah
Covington
Tosa
Postoffice
Alaventh
Methodists of
Texan
Leenan County
Tejas
Gaz
Willisk Maulding
Italy
Tex
Claud Nicholson
Dayton
San Francisco
Louisville
Jon Grins
Greenup
Ill
F. Boeniker
Brenham
Owen Plumber
Locaview
Texas
Ellis Newton
Effingham
Charles George
Lyman Allen
Fort Wayne
Ind
Usuar
Florence
Kentucky
Egge
Gleam Adams
Santa Fe
Temple
William Sulkmas
Stephie Ellin
Base
Misa Mary Pailing
St. Joseph
Milwaukes
Wit
Gaya Aga
Wan
Hoquiam
Wash
Josspt
Stockhemmar
Frask
Aegera
Bia
Angue
Ewes
Muvatha
Fragmented clipping on quotes and notices from Buffalo paper
The piece parodies journalism style with quotes about a dog and man, a street scene in Broadway, and a Cuban merchant tale. It includes stray notes on editor Doc Wood, a Kansas school principal appointment, pension lists for Revolutionary War widows, and a death notice for Dr Hermans, aged 63, with scattered dates and places.
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Buffalo
Charles A. Dana
Son
Doc" Wood
Sangw
Havana
Bitad
Abilens
Kan
G. A. Robrer
Dickinsee
Kansas City
Kaotna
Kaotna, and‘ Tekes
Stats University
Nancy Jones
Jonesboro
Taas
Jame
Euber S. Damon
Rebecca Mayo
Mary Snead
Hirmm Crosk
Ava
New York
Ege
Danial Brimss
Hermans
Jest
Austria
Hungary
Ted le
Women Inventor Bridget French Dies at 74 in Rochester
Obituary notes Bridget French a prominent inventor aged 74. The report mentions she devised and patented at least thirty six utilitarian articles and was actively working on others at her death. Also brief items report Rice industry estimates and a Japan race result.
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Rochester
Bridget French
Prominest
Sam
Canadian Wins Sea Wabks Cup Race in Ideal Conditions
The Canadian defender Trident beat the American challenger Tecumasoh to win the Sea Wabks Cup in a brisk northwest wind of fifteen miles per hour on Lake Ontario. Skippers Tecomme and Trident expressed confidence as start times and course details followed a windward three mile circuit. Oyster Bay, Sagamore Hill, and other notes pepper a busy telegraphic bulletin with varied local events.
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Dorval
Qat
St Louis
Basa
Yechitace
Tecomssh
Candia
Erom
Powe
Iscranting
Trident
Riots at French School as Sisters Defy Police
In Beeate France on August 7 crowds gathered as 3 sisters were expelled from their school. Police, gendarmes, and locksmiths clashed with demonstrators while sisters and a crowd marched to a church. The scene included cries of liberty and death to the locksmith amid damage and arrests.
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Beeate
France
o@nswomen
Against Sympathetic Strike Debated At Indianapolis Meet
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers warns against sympathetic strikes citing policy and moral grounds. He urges unions to fund support through district bodies and a requested $50,000 from the national treasury, while Lyceal locals would levy at least a dollar weekly to aid striking anthracite miners.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Iulers
Strikitys
The Most Fatal Gift That Could Be Conferred
A Pearsons Weekly excerpt ponders omnipotence foreknowledge and life extension as perilous gifts. It argues that perfect power would cause endless mistakes, foreseeing all would strip hope, and prolonging life would worsen overpopulation and misery, making humanity cry out for higher rescue.
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Pearson's Weekly
Fragmented reminiscences and postwar politics mix with foreign policy
An OCR fragment recalls Lincoln era loyalty letters, Boer War resentments, and international trade tensions. It notes Boer factions seeking special privileges, British reconciliation challenges, and Russia urging restraint on antitrust moves as Germany’s industry relies on foreign markets. The piece hints at Morgan, czar diplomacy, and evolving global economics shaping postwar policy.
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Pretoria
Sue
Atae
Fort Tine
City Officials and Ward Contacts Listed in Mayors Office Records
A historical roster lists city leadership and department heads including City Attorney President of the Council Police Marshal Treasurer Supt Fire Librarian Sexton and ward officials across first to sixth wards with names such as Newtown Ells Grillin Krow Lindley and Wess. The document appears as a formal municipal roll with various roles and ward assignments.
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Cee
M. Newtark 'Oley Dark Sea
Moore
Jude
R.C. Manley
T.K. Prentice Street Cops Wikuner
D.helioes
Voulk
Brooks
Bey’ WP
Cenrsteries
Walwick Sexton Usuy Cemeokury
Mefurt
Sexton MG
Irs
Maat Welgner
Shenier
Uluy Euglacer
Uual Wen
Clarke LW
McFurtune
Titigge
Bennett Whird
Newtoath
Ells
J. Grillin
Gaintuus Fiteh
J.W. Krow
T. Dt
Lindley
Wess
Uramt
County officials list for Shortt County probate matter
A fragmented OCR list names county roles and officers for Shortt County including attorney, probate judge, county clerk, deputy clerks, treasurer, register of deeds, deputy register, county superintendent, surveyor, and a county commissioner authority. The passage references a judge district or clerk roles and a county survey dispatch.
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S.A
Kdaereard, Jr
Algors
Dluk
Brownall
Ieorgy Klary
sWatwr Payne
Soxuae Lilly
Soxman Vtyle
Powell
Liuyd Duifoe
Bluse Scented Oy Winges
Armas Lvskiien
Sours Glerk
Shortt
Treasurur
Register of Deeds
Pyar Commissioue
Markets by Wire HaNBAS City Grain and Live Stock
Markets from HaNBAS City show mixed grain quotes with wheat and corn receipts and assorted hogs, cattle, and stockers. Prices drifted with reports of steady to strong calves, hogs down slightly, and feeder demand easing, while dairy and creamery notes appear in regional listings.
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Hanbas City
Kapane Citt
Choiestimathy
Choos Prasrie
Burras-Creamery i
Keon
Kaunas
Cone
Helfere
Martone
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Gounty Directory
Lawrence S. Raton
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P. W. Burtoldes du Glathart
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Rowersack
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Chicago College of Ophthalmology
G. .F. Godding
Lawrence House
Ortoago LIV
Wyaeew Hocs
Chicago Grain
Cmcaco
Bory
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