Firemen Strike Forces Omaha and Seattle Units
Seattle fire department members resign en masse over a $15 monthly cut and a $20 raise to engineers, effective August 15. Omaha printers test an eight hour law with 200 job printers quitting and large shops closed while unions seek contract adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Fire Department
Council
Kellogg
Prsomenen
Sno
Inaha
Omaha
Neb
International Typographical Union
Seattle Blaze Kills At Least One in Major Fire
A large blaze at Fifth Sixth and Washington streets in Seattle destroyed about 40000 dollars of property and killed at least one person with possible more casualties. The Greek restaurant sparked the fire in a six building block occupied by lodgers. Officer Bauer rescued a German man who collapsed inside the flames. A Greek fisherman Goocmoo Candarina was found burned in the Campa House ruins. Most property belonged to W A Chung a Chinese capitalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Fifth
Sixth
Washington
Bauer
Goocmoo Candarina
Campa House
W. A. Chung
Spooner Gold Find Ties to Wisconsin Ex Senator Venture
From Montgomery County, N C, reports say ex Senator Spooner of Wisconsin and associates own rich mineral property near the Uwharrie river where two natives reported four quarts of gold nuggets. Locals watched them and halted work after telegram to Spooner. Other brief items note a high-society wedding in Plainfield and lumber export shifts in San Francisco.
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Wisconsin
Ricuhmond
Montgomery County
N. C
Uwharrie River
Pooner
Spooner
Sharon sued for slander over blackmailer remark
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell demands 100000 dollars in a San Francisco suit accusing Frederick W. Sharon of calling her a blackmailer in a published interview. The case centers on alleged letters from Late Charles L. Livingstone connected to the Sharon estate and claimed damaged references. Mitchell says she never offered the letters for sale and will reveal them at the proper time.
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Mitchell
San Francisco
Frederick W. Sharon
Sarah Mitchell
Sharon
Charles L. Livingstone
Livingstone
Palace Hotel
Alta Californian
Frank R. Newlands
Justice Field
Appraiser Cooper Talks Resignations and Surprises Ahead
New York reports suggest Collector Erhardt will resign, with Special Treasury Agent Wilbur rumored as a possible assistant appraiser for the port. Cooper warns the move could force his own resignation among political maneuvering.
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Erhardt
New York
Special Treasury
Wilbur
Port of
Cooper
Washington
Wheat Crop Hopes Spread Across Great Wheat Belt
Reports from the West praise the hard wheat crop with signs of large yields. Van Dusen Harrington notes encouraging reports from Lisbon North Carolina and regions between Red River valley and Devils Lake. Spencer Moore Co cites promises of enormous crops in the Northwest with potential 110 to 115 million bushels for Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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van Dusen-Harrington Company
Lisbon
N. C
Red River Valley
Devils Lake
Spencer, Moore, & Co
Northwest
North Dakota
Minnesota
Dakotas
Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Cleanse and Relief
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, effective stimulant for the kidneys liver and bowels. It claims rapid action on cleansing the system dispelling fevers headaches and constipation. The ad notes its popularity and availability in 50c and 1 bottles from major druggists and warns against substitutes.
Wheat hold thought to delay eastward sales in Kansas
A Topeka dispatch notes farmers hold grain per Washington circular while wheat in the southern region is threshed and stored for higher prices. Dealers say crop quality damp and musty limits flour use. alliances say circulars influence behavior.
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Banean
ChicaGo
Topeka
Kan
Alliance
Washington
Passenger and Freight Trains Move Stock and Goods
Partial OCR notes indicate movement of passenger and freight trains for stock and freight operations. Details on routes, schedules, or exact consignments are unclear.
German Syrup Praise From Readers Across States
Letters from John F. Jones of Edom Texas and B W Baldwin of Carnesville Tennessee praise German Syrup for sore throat coughs and colds. Druggist R Schmalhausen of Charleston Illinois reports relief from a severe cold that settled on the lungs and credits German Syrup with a lasting cure. G G Green sole manufacturer Woodbury New Jersey USA.
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John F. Jones
Edom
Tex
B.W. Baldwin
Carnesville,Tenn
R. Schmalhausen
Charleston
Ill
G. G. Green
Woodbury
New Jersey
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BLAZE
Plainfield
N. J
Josie Loring
Elizabeth
Michael Kennedy
Dunellen
Here
Wood and Iron Newspaper
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Peru
China
CuicaGco
Soo
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Trunk Line Association
Park Rapids
Minn
Wadena
William Crooks
Young Sharon
Chronicle
Oanalaska
Behring Sea
United States
Rush
Herriman
Asbury Park
R. P. Porter
United Press
Noble
M. IF. Palmer & Co
Quintard Ironworks
Navy Department
United States Steamship
Maine
CnicaGco
J. M. Rochen
New
Masonic Temple
State and
Randolph Streets
Athabasca-Mackenzie
Wingtee
Man
St. Boniface Cathedral
Emile Grourard
Faraud
Athabasca- Mackenzie
St. Boniface
oRne
Grandin
St. Albert
Shanley
Jamestown
N. D
Minneapolis Milling
Minneapolis
Northwestern
London
Ireland
Balmaceda
Lisson
Journal del Commerce
Presidente Errazuriz
Chili
Duluth
Great Wheat Belt
Kansas
California Fig Syrup CO
Cal
Louisville
York, W
Madison
Wis
Frank Sevik
Cottage Grove
Sevik
CuicaGo
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Sioux City
Union
Central Stock Yards
Central Stock Yards Company
English Channel
Dover
Godmunding
Lorma
Sree
Munn & CO
Broadway
C.M
ST. P
Freighit
ST. P. M
Allo
Sund Mall
Grand View
Hazelton
Redstone
Vilas
J. W. Bethe
Prostmaster
Tee
R.C. Warne & CO
U.S
GEO. P. Dix
Leona A. Dix
Dix
Yankton
Church Directory
Church of the Vfoly Fa Nly
George Sheehin
OL Joly Family Branch No. 384
C.E. of
L. O. Galenruggist
M. M. Smith’'S
South Main Street
Boks
S. H. Scallin
E. A. Gilberts
P. O
H. W. Kress & CO
Pros
Fire National Bank
Main
Second Streets
South
Dakot
the Security Bank
South Dakota
M. H. Rowley
R. N. Kratz
Geo. H. Rathman
F. E. Moses
EnysCeean
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