Interesting World News Highlights Dated Items
A compilation notes David G. Swaim’s death in Washington at 53 from Bright’s disease. Detroit hosts the 23rd annual Bakers’ Association session with about 600 delegates. Counterfeit notes, 80-year-old imitations, surface for redemption. New land rules grant 160 acres per person, with prior use allowed to be counted. Western railroads fear car shortages due to bumper grain crops. St Joseph officials report tightened capacity and 35 percent more watch. Burlington stops coal loading in box cars. stock cars used instead. Dr. J M Bleir of New York touts electricity cure for consumption with electrolys therapy and sterilization claims. Italian anarchist Angelo, sentenced to garrotte in absentia or by court martial, and a Quebec crossing accident kills two women. Pope excommunication rumors target Prince Henry of Orleans and Count of Turin. McKinley backs New Mexico statehood. bill expected next session. Southern Pacific train wreck demolishes engine and four cars in Cow Creek canyon. Fireman McEwan and a tramp killed. Justice Stephen J. Field holds record for longest service on Supreme Court. surpasses Chief Justice Marshall. Thomas Jefferson Sappington, a Missouri veteran, dies. he once helped thwart a Confederate capture plot against General Grant in 1864. An ex-city marshal, Dasiel Malensy, is fatally shot by J H Prawl in Thereable. Klickitat county mining disaster previously reported near the Gold Peak mine.
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David G. Swaim
United States Army
Washington, D. C
Bright
American, Bakers’ Association
Detroit
Mich
Treasury Department
Ryan
Interior Depardment
Vanderventer
St. Joseph
Burlington Company
J. M. Bleir
New York
County Medical Society
Sied
Epkd
Rome
Prince Henry of
Orleans
Turin
2Do Kinley
New Mexico
Southern Pacific Freightral
Cow Creek Canyon
Oregon
Robert McEwan
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Court
John Marshall
Justice Field
Marshall
Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson Sappington
St. Louis County
Missouri
Uf. Grant
Confaderstes
Bappington
Auburb
St. Louie
Grant
Fapington
Booth
Sappington
St. Louis
J. H. Prawl
Dasiel Malensy
Arcea
Klickitat
Uties
Campy.Oal
Sherman Answers Japanese note on Hawaii annexation
Secretary Sherman submitted a friendly, firm reply to Japan regarding Hawaii annexation, reiterating U S policy while assuring Japan that Japanese interests in Hawaii will be guarded and praising the arbitration plan on immigration.
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Washington
Sherman
Japan
Hawaii
United States
Fetter
Submarine Craft Argonaut Launched At Columbian Yard
Palisore August 28. The Argonaut a submarine craft was launched today at the yard of the Columbian from work in the presence of a large crowd of spectators. Miss Mirriare Lake daughter of the inventor Bima Take christened the strange craft.
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Mirriare Lake
Bima Take
Discoverer Claims Cliperton Island For United States
Oakland authorit y figures Captain F W Permein asserts discovery of Cliperton Island and formal possession in 1881 and 1892. He cites documentary evidence on file in Washington and says the island contains guano beds and pearl oysters. He offers to sell to a British company or work the deposits if price not agreed.
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Oakland
Cal
F W. Permein
Tute City
Ieland
Tle
Costa Rica
Aland
United States
Washington
Permein Posec Secs
Permein
Shaw
Photography in colors by a St. Louis engraver
In St. Louis Aug 38 an engraver Albert Schnecker of Western Engraving Co reports a color photography method inspired by Professor Vogel of Berlin. The process extracts three primary colors yellow red and blue to render objects in natural colors. Objects are photographed at right angles with color filtration and special back filters on the plate.
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St. Louis
Vogel
Berlin
Albert Schnecker
Western Engraving Company
Mutiny and murder aboard American schooner Olve Packer
Reports from Rio de Janeiro indicate a mutiny on the American schooner Olve Packer near Bahia led to the captain and first mate being killed. Crew members Lend and others were captured, confessed, and the ship burned before boats were used to flee. US consul to handle the prisoners for possible trial in Boston.
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New York
Herald
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
John Lend
Olve Packer
Sen
W. Whitman
William Sanders
Wime
Hete
United States
Boston
Harvard Graduates 460 Seek Other Paths After Commencement
Harvard College reports 460 graduates this year none intend to pursue theological studies, signaling a shift toward diverse careers. The class reflects a broader trend of changing professional aspirations among students.
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Harvard
Sen
Harvard College
Miners to Retaliate Over Sheriff Blockade
Pittsburg August 28 reports say strikers plan to sue Sheriff Lowry for obstructing roads in Plum and Patton townships claiming overstepped authority. Deputies guarded mines while strikers detoured to approach Plum Creek and Oak Hill. authorities warned they will enforce court orders if campers stay.
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Pittsburg
Lowry
Plam
Patton
Kauffman
New York & Cleveland Company
DeArmitt
Coe
Turtle Creek Arole
Quir Hill
Bheriff Hanna
John Large
Bellingham
Aingly
Paira
Mills Begin Full Time as Warships Sail and Balloon Flight Reported
Notices from Manchester announce Amoskeag cotton mills start Sept 16 with about 15 000 workers. Naumkeag mills resume full time after six months of 4 hour days. Plymouth reports torpedo boat destroyer Thrasher and Phaeton returning damaged after a night storm with a drowning. Chicago aeronaut Walter Alford reports a 900 foot balloon descent tonight at Park.
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Manchester
N. H
Ralem
N. A
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Manufacturing Company
Plymouth
Thrasher
Phaeton
Pacific
Amd Conawaln
Deetroyer
Canada and U S Agree on Closer Klondike Mail Service
Washington Aug 28 Canada and the United States have agreed to cooperate to boost postal facilities in the Klondike region. The plan doubles the coast to district mail runs, with semi monthly service and exchanges at Fort Cudahy and other stations from Dawson City toward Dyea. Acting Postmaster General Shallenberger formally accepted Canada’s proposal and urged immediate operation.
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United States
Klondike
Canada
Circle City
Dawson City
Dyea
Canmda
Post Office Department
Fort Cudahy
Daweon City
Drea
Danyon City
Dyes
Shallenberger
Juneau
Lenn Canal
Biatca
Victoria
teDyes
Aleo
Forty Mile
Canson City
Canadian Mounted Police
Wheat market soars as demand outstrips supply this week
Downing Hopkins market letter reports a sharp weekly rise in wheat prices with strong prompt and future demand from foreign orders. Chicago buyers took 1,945,000 bushels for prompt and future delivery while spot wheat remained at a premium. Export demand and improving European purchasing power lift prices ahead of new crop.
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Chicago
Europe
Coast News Highlights Growth Across Oregon and Neighbors
Oregon and neighboring states report steady growth in agriculture, industry, and transport. Warrant markets in Lane County sell at 102 cents on the dollar while Sheridan ships seven carloads of wheat. The Klamath River mill begins full operations and the Tillamook Nehalem survey advances.
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Lane County
Sheridan
Polk County
Antioch
Oewego
The
Commercial Association of
Umatilla County
Spokane
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