Flood Strikes Chena Valley. 1000 Homeless Amid Alaska Crisis
A Seattle Times copy from Fairbanks dated July 6 reports a flood in the Chena area caused by a wind and rainstorm. The Tanana valley flood left about 1000 people homeless as cellars filled and homes became temporary refuges. Authorities feared an epidemic while banks and bulkheads were damaged and crews worked to shore up the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Seattle Times
Fair
Alaska
Chena
Tanana Valley
Noyes’ Mill
Tanana
Trouble Ahead In Feeling Against Germany
A Frankfort meeting between the Kaiser and King Edward is suggested with Germany aiming at war with England though seeking to avoid a direct explosion. Correspondents report England may be blamed for the escalation as European monarchs and the Tsar seek to ease tensions while Britain’s leaders fear growing anti German sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Edward
Frankfort
England
Sweden
Chrie
Denmark
Csar
Wil
Fever Spreads From New Orleans Plantations
Large foci of fever were found today on Diamond plantation in M Parish outside New Orleans by officers from the Ma Hospital service. Dr Corpat investigated the site and reported spread beyond the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Orleans
Ma- Hospital Service
Dr. Corpat
M. Parish
Fragmented OCR: unclear text about a tee and cat
The readable fragments mention a tee and a cat with garbled surrounding words. No cohesive events, names, dates, or places can be confirmed from the legible text.
Great Crops Forecast Set To Boost Farm Revenue
Chicago reports optimism from railroad officials and state agricultural departments that 1906 will be a banner farming year with record crops across wheat corn oats hay and other staples. projections show corn output rising by 370 million bushels across Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Nebraska Michigan Minnesota Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Ohio and Wisconsin versus last year.
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Chicago
Illinoia
Iowa
Kanesa
Nebraska
Far Southwest
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouril
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Starving Workmen Struggle Amid Russian Strike Wave
In St Petersburg Aug 8 strikes at the Poutileff works cause destitution with hundreds of starvation cases and scurvy. General Trepoff seeks relief while Riga dispatches warn of grave Napheta district developments. Rioting erupts and troops quell disturbances after a dynamite attack injures Riga district treasurer and staff.
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St. Petersburg
Poutileff Works
Trepoff
Riga
Napheta
Gomez Defiant Cuba Candidate Attacks Palma Government
Gomez, a Liberal candidate for Cuba’s presidency, gives an interview defying the Palma government. He attacks the Vuelta case and the right of municipalities to be inspected without provincial consent, vowing to ignore Supreme Court rulings he sees as biased toward executive authority.
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Jamlee
Agsinet,os
Cable Over Grand Canyon Transport Planned in Utah
Balt Lake Utah Aug 8 The Grand ya Transportation company promoted by Utah men has been incorporated with 10000 capital to carry passengers over a 560 foot cable across the Buckskin Plateau from the Bright Angel Trail side. Tourists will cross the river area using a suspended rope system.
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Balt Lake
Utah
Acros
Grand Pam
Grand Yeu Transportation Company
Peace Envoys Meet at Oyster Bay on Mayflower
At Oyster Bay on August 6 President Roosevelt hosted the peace envoys from Japan and Russia aboard the Mayflower. Barons Komura and Takahira and their suites, along with Sergei Witte and Ambassador Rosen, were greeted with salutes and a luncheon before separate departures for Portsmouth and continued cruise duties.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
United States
Russia
Japan
New York
Tecoma
Chattanooga
Constantine Nakakoff
Russian Foreign Office
Baron Komura
Takahira
Winslow
Pierce
Sergius Witte
Ambassador Rose
Dolphin
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Witte
Galveston
Auctions Off Lovers Gifts At Charity Bazaar
In Waabiatgon near St Hilda and Christchurch in Bay a small guild linked to Mrs Roosevelt raises funds for her church through a bazaar. Treasures and trophies fill the tables as votive gifts arrive including perfumes and photographs for Princess Alice from admirers.
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St. Hilda R
Christchurch
Bay
Alice
Restraining Pool Selling Opens at Irvington Track
Portland August 7 Presiding Circuit Judge Fraser grants a preliminary order restraining the Multnomah Fair Association from selling pool or races at Irvington track. Track officials announce one week without races. Fraser says he will decide if suit is a quarrel between guards within the period.
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Portland
Fraser
Multnomah Fair Association
Poolcom
Irvingtom
Jake Fraser
Guaadhere
Meady Probes Telegraphers Strike Impact
Attorney General Meady sent a letter to the U S district attorney seeking information on the telegraphers strike and its possible effects on operations and transportation. The inquiry centers on how the labor action may affect railroad communications and related services.
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Meedy
Washington
Meady Hee
United Sates
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Atribe
Modern English Mills and Tech Advances from 19th Century Sources
Lancashin England plans a lighted 84000 spindle spinning mill powered by mains electricity, a first in England. Other notes include vacuum-tube lighting and planes plumbing, Norwegian ship sounding gear, and Agriculture experiments on bacteria temperature effects. Puget Sound rail slides now cleared by steam pump and high pressure water jetting.
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Lancashin
England
Scientific American
Department of Agriculture
Mesers
Smith
Swingle
Great Northern Railway
Puget Sound
Washington
New Pose for Moet Girls Fashion Shift Hits Summer
The article notes Moet girls adopt changed manners and wardrobes, favoring hennin veils and lighter muslin dresses. Tall athletic maidens retreat from bold winter styles to shelter under chaperons, while tan loses appeal as delicate skin contrasts with bright fabrics. Some wear veils during tennis, signaling a new role for the season.
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Heer
Tan
Breakfast Factory Tour Through Odd Rooms
A visitor is guided through a breakfast food factory tour featuring rooms named for Digested Banduetine Onta-Grita Tasteless Wheat and other whimsical terms. The guide speaks in mock dialogue as the visitor processes the eccentric tour.
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Tnt
Society
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Ular
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Nieck‘s Hall
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Masia Konente
Saar Loaf
Tweedaret
Williame Cleerz
W. &. Luwpy
Mtsile Lodge
A.F &A M
CB. Hupine
Rena BA
Bena
Quoneta Burner
T. M. Epestawn
Onearaantan
Mets Point Lodge
Leer Eetuiday
Grand
L. A. Roberts
Iyrtle Point
Oregor
K. A. Leep, M. D
Perking
Dewg Bere
Willow Breet
Myrtle Point
Oregon
D. Pulford
Transportation
Echo Meclookey
Masvea
Barney
Coquille Utty
Osquille Chey
Banden
Geposite
Coquille City
Ome
Bendee
Meburg
Renees Bessaung
Myris Point
Gafip
Posuere
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