Forest Fires Devastate Hinckley and Surrounding Towns
A vast Minnesota blaze wipes out Hinckley and several towns in the past day with 200 or more dead, hundreds missing, and many scattered across burned farms. Relief trains from St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth aid survivors as engineers heroically fight to save passengers amid night darkness and spreading flames.
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Hinckley
Sandstone
Pokegama
Sandstone Junction
Skunk Lake
Mission Creek
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Milica
St. Cloud
Bridgeman
James Root
Thoee
Root
Mass at St Pauls Church Under Police Protection
The day after Bishop Scannell was arrested for contempt, services at St Pauls Church proceeded with police guarding the entrance. Mounted officers prevented a riot as the court sought to force entry with duplicate keys found by the janitor. Over 100 Bishop supporters watched from windows, ready to protest but not violent. The situation remains tense.
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Omana
Scannell
St. Paul’s Church
Gold Ledge Found Near Boise Promises Rich Ore
Born Idaho tale reports a very rich gold ledge discovered on Oes Creek fifteen miles from Boise. Two one balls of ore yield a value near one thousand dollars, with ore depth and exact figures uncertain.
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Born
Idaho
Oes Creek
Boise
Strom
War news from Asia and Europe on September 4
Telegraphic dispatches detail the Qing war effort near Peking with a large army marching to Corea, Japanese naval limitations due to gulf freeze, and possible peace talks denied. Reports also note a forced loan in Shanghai, Krupp gun orders for Japan, and Russian troop movements to protect trade in Corea.
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Lospos
Standard
Belin
Prince Tehing
China
Peking
Corea
Gulf of Prehili
United States
Great Britain
Gerresny
Russia
Shanghai
Loxpos
Times
Port Arthur
St. Perensacena
Orreaco
Miyagawa
Tokio
Lyons
France
Hong Kong
Grand Paville
Japan
Corean
Gouger At Prohibition Park Urges Land Reform In Strikes
Mrs. Helen Gouger of Indiana addressed about 1000 listeners in Staten Island arguing the labor capital clash and calling for redistributing land held by speculators to improve tenement housing. She urged giving land to the city’s poor and providing access to sunlight and air.
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New York
Mra
Helen M. Gouger
Indiana
Prohibition Park
Staten Island
Annual crop estimates from Hungarian Minister of Agriculture
The Hungarian crop estimates show world wheat production at 2 476 000 000 bushels in 1804, up from 2 270 000 000 in 1803. The import deficit is 364 526 000 bushels, while imports provide a 444 245 000 bushel surplus against 978 664 000 in 1803.
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Bupa-Pesrn
German Press Demands Action on Samoan Affairs
German newspapers condemn the Samoa situation and call for ending the evil by repealing the island government agreement. The Vossische Zeitung suggests Berlin confer to solve the issue while Germany refuses to relax claims or accept New Zealand's proposal to place administration under that colony.
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Beare
Tri
Vossieche Zeitung
Germany
Berlin
T 8
New Zealand
Canadian Pilgrims Attend Mass with Pope Celebrant
Seventy Canadian pilgrims attended Mass in the Hall of the Consistory with the Pope as celebrant. After the service his Holiness allowed the pilgrims to hire a boat and exchanged friendly words with each.
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Rowe
Masa
Bie Ton
Union Pacific Receivers Plan To Pay Overdue Interest
New York September 3 receivers of the Union Pacific Railway decide to pay overdue interest on Utah and Northern first mortgage bonds to 154 700 and Utah and Southern extension bonds to 134 370. They also approve interest on Union Pacific collateral trusts totaling 110 100 due July 1 and 116 925 due June 1. Receivers meet again September 11.
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Utah and Northern
Utah and Southern
New York
Union Pacific Railway Company
Utah and Northern First
Utah and Southern Extension
Union Pacific
Outana
Clark
Union Pacific Today
Utah Northern First Mort
Riner
Oregon
Northwest
St. Louis
Omaha
Corbett and Jackson Fight In Sioux City Backed By Club
Reports from Sioux City indicate a Corbett versus Jackson bout being arranged with the Sioux City Athletic Club backing the project. James J. Corbett and Peter Jackson appear eager to sign formal articles, with plans for possible Chicago meetings this week to finalize terms and assure funding.
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Jackson
Sioux City
Providence
R. I
James J. Corbett
New York
Brady
Brmalf
New Years
Tom O'Rourke
Peter Jackson
Sioux City Athletic Club
Peter
Corbett
Chicago
Marauding Band of Fort Hall Indians Alarms Owyhee County
Word arrives that 100 or more Fort Hall Indians are camped near Braonean in Owyhee County. They are said to be killing deer and game, causing settlers to fear. Game warden Johnson warned to desist. Fort Hall agent and Secretary of State Cur tis were notified.
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Rose Crry
Idaho
Owyhee County
Fort Hall Reservation
C. M. Hayes
Johnson
Braonean
Fort Hall
Curtis
Owyhee
Cory Cor
Muell
Portland Markets Wheat and Provisions Drift Sluggish
The Portland wheat market shows little activity with unaltered quotations. Valley 72% to 72e per cental, Walla Walla 6744 68e. Prices for oats, barley, dairy, meat, and provisions are listed with various regional quotes and nominal figures, while the overall market remains lifeless.
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Portland
Valley
Walla Walla
Sale
Cascadia
Dayton
Graham
Burren
Oregon
Ostow
California
Sicily
Honolulu
Hood River
Umpqua
Prices and market notes for fruits grains and potatoes
Market report lists prices for potatoes onions and related produce with regional varieties and qualities. It notes scarce Potatoes Sweets and Ontos quotable at given prices and observes slow shipping of No 1 shipping wheat and plentiful Barneys offerings with west coast shipments continuing.
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San Joaquin
Humboldt Mendocno
Humboldt
Mendocino
Seconn
Both
Washington
California Coast
Surprise
Hodai Wis
Gray
Cholera in Chickens Aids Cure and Prevention
F. E. Emery of the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station reports on a poultry cholera outbreak in 1804. Prompt salt and water doses, heated isolation, thorough disinfection, carbolic acid in drinking water, and asafetida in feed cured six hens and a cockerel after losses, suggesting faster recovery and future immunity through continued sanitation.
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F. E. Emery
Agriculture
North Carolina Experiment Staon
Farming Nitty Gritty for Better Dairy Practices
A dairy guide emphasizes proper feeding rotation and shade for cows, warns against dry fodder and leached manure, and advises starting with two cows. It promotes careful budgeting in cooperative butter making and avoiding overworking butter to ensure quality and profitability.
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Newberg Graphic
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Eeical Association
R. W
Kev
Make Soble
Sab- Peeianiaya
Evath School
Agismas Church
Wa. m
And
Pr. MM
Advent St Church
Society Notices
W. OF
Newberg
Bank of Newberg
A. W
O. F. Hall
Official Directory
City of
Moses Votan
J.G Hadley
W. T Macy N.C. Christenson
Nash Heater
D. Tallman
Jesse Edwards
H. D. For
Harold Clark
Drug Store
East End
Samuel Hobson
Newberg, OR
India
Upataire
Hoskins
Shasta
OF the
Southern Pacific CO
Traine
Woodburn
Natron
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Roseby
Grant's Pass
Medford
Ashland
Sacramento
Ogden
San Francis
Mojave
Los Angeles
New Orlem
East & Way Atationel
Mt. Angel
Silverton
West Belo
Brownaville
Springfeld
Argive
First Street
Eastern Estates
Canada
Europe
J.B. Krirklasd
Grand Central Station
Fifth
I Streets
Oregonian Railway Division
Portland and Vamhill
Jeferson Street
Sheridan
Saha M
R. Koehler
E. P. Rogers
Portland, Or
Clinax
IDEAL
NEW Home Sewing Machine CO
Omron
Asion Sqvans
Jase Br
le Saber Boue
Data Nemes
THE
Market St
San Francisco
Cal
Sr. Paul
Pioneer Press
Pine City
J. D. Tarrant & Son, Proprietors
Pacific College
Thomas Newlin
Bank OF
Newberc
Orecon
B. C. Miles, B. C. Miles
B. C. Miles
F. A. Morris
J. C. Colcord
Wood Brag
Ladd & Tilton
National Park Bank
Tennessee
Mewornis
Criminal Court
Jorge Cooper
Millington
Richardson
War Party
Beas
Yamashino
Kropps
Essen
Krupps
Helen
German Presse
CLUB
Idamo
Saumon
Columbia
Alaska
Costa Rica
Rio
Salvador
Arbuckle
Ie Lee
Calcutta
Maine
Cuoeen Ed Gees
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