Monsoon Weakness in India and Global Turmoil Reported
Reports describe monsoon weakness causing distress in India with flood and drought effects. Other items note drownings in Chile and boxing match plans in New York. Additional notes cover arrests in a fraud case, labor law detentions at the Rio Grande, and conflicts in Sudan including Rabah and French actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Chile
Kid Motoy
Twentieth Centre Club
Madison-Squate Garden
Anguet
New York
McFadden
Bede Lront
Evie G. Rathbone
Poste
New Order
Frutud
Furtelelidd Twitfe Vesna
Sener Lopen
Goine
Bagley Pass
Mesxion
Indian
Ae la
United State
Rio Grande
Gunn. M. DeChane
Cohoice
Salin Rabah
Housel
Lami
DeCointel
Rabal
Rabah
Tin Boeukel
Soudan
Munay Yuor
Thor
Zote Paha
Linh
Portland Lawyer Involved In Public Scandal And City News
Chester A Dolph, a Portland lawyer, faces public scandal over his treatment of his wife amid a wave of local notices. Sumpter Valley Railroad files show capital expansion to 1.4 million and route extension to Burne. Other items mention travels, appointments, and a planned railroad survey from The Dalles region toward Klamath County to Crook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Dolph
Portland
A. ©. Williams
la Grande
Snipes
Shraman
Sumpter Valley
Taker County
Secretary of State
Steck
Burne
Marney County
Chas
Purrish
Canyon City
Lus Heer Fnaane
Imperial Hotel
Portand
Sy Orndaye
Salem
Dre
Lane
Josepht
Summers
Department of the Colomoia
Tondo
London
Caemlt
Fort Walla Walla
Oscar Haber
Bennett
J. B
Dunloe
Dewhutes
Free Bridge
Trout Creek
Crook County
Klamath County
Allied forces ordered to Pekin delay under Chaffee
American commander orders delay on the Pekin advance as reinforcements arrive. Internationals move toward the front with plans to meet the Viceroy of Youlu. Mongolians are to hold 600 as hostages, while Chinese resistance coordination unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youlu
Tivn Tsin
Italian Army Bends Allegiance to New King
Italian troops pledged allegiance today to the new king Hresee who rose after King Wen. The text notes his birth in Prats tn Tsche and details his earlier career including service at Pantellaria and roles following Adowa, with a later move to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Sovereian
Rome
Hresee
Manieret
Wenhort
Prats
Pantellaria
Campanty
Adowa
United States
Allied forces push toward Pekin amid strategic setups
A news agency report from Shanahad dated July notes that about half of sixty thousand Allied troops are ready for forward movement. Observers describe a Chinese troop arc thirty miles long, with 20 000 available for the advance beyond The Tain, while Pei Tang and Youla vow to meet the relief expedition. Food in Pekin is scarce as a bridgehead operations plan unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Halle
Shanahad
VO Talue
Pekin
Capeital
de Chi Liporte
Tain
Alline
Tifton
Pel Ho
Tien Tein
Chinon
Youla
Pei Tang
Trin
Poulin
Yang Tsu
Blood and diplomacy darken the China theater
A London report claims Qing government maneuvers aim to delay allied peace talks while 600 Chinese hostages cast a shadow over Pekin. In Washington, Navy reports Apollo Admiral Memey to homeward ship Solace with wounded from the Tianjin battle to Nagasaki for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A_ Tribune
London
Qnanelal
Dewnlitho
Hener
Pekin
Hemey
Washington
Navy Department
Memey
Euvet
Solwee Thoke
Tien Twin
Peant
Minetor The Safety Drive Targets Pokintela Front
Aug Wuelington reports the safety of the mine at Pokintela is temporarily aided as authorities focus on two obstacles to delay and move the mining forward. The Chinese government seeks to prevent the International column from advancing by diplomatic effort and insistence on compliance with decade-old powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuelington
Aug
Pokintela
Vek
Chines
Hwat
Thrilling News From Prein and Chicago Dispatches
A merged Chicago report relays July 2 dispatches from Ur Motier Daas IF eraft correspondent in Pokin. It notes no outside word for days, calls for truce terms with Sir Claude Macdonald, and reports 60 killed and 70 wounded as Chinese laws climb above 1,000. Legations wrecked except Britain, US marines hold a vital wall post. Towne refuses comment on withdrawal. A Missouri murder case headline hints at an old jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Steily
Motiert Daas
Chicago Record
Pokin
Yung Lu
Claude Macdonald
Ur Lodeck
United States
Italian Lieutenant Denounces Humbert Murder by Relative
A confused report links an Italian lieutenant to denouncing a murder tied to Humbert by a family member. The article mentions government actions in Nicaragua and a canal concession, with scattered names and places including Frankfort New York and Georgetown. The piece references arrests and political shifts surrounding a century’s end event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbert
Watervalbowen retreat discussed amid U.S. political chatter
A cluttered item notes Frank Pottigrew joining a team and Senator Hoar related actions, with references to Washington figures and campaigns. The piece mentions Kentucky populists opposing a law, a party convention in LieeThe, and a push to open the election law debate amid a large Republican gathering in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomlen
Expremuan Vert
Frank Pottigrew
Pottigrew
South Dakota
Haw
Motha
Mtaff
Kentucky
Lanieville
Kee
Tolay
Kentucvicky
Washington Angl0 A commlenton Hie Vet dete
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. The text appears garbled with names and terms unfamiliar or incomplete. No clear event, date, or identified organizations are extractable for a concise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roger Wolcott
United States
Wheat Market reports from Chicago and New York
The item notes wheat quotations and market activity from Chicago Board of Trade and New York brokers. It references various farm names, prices per bushel, and recent fluctuations with broad market commentary and weekly updates.
Quotations Alter Wheat and Stock Balances Across Boards
Quotations from New York will shift Wheat and Pork price influence from the Chicago to the New York board. The Western Union Telegraph Company reports a diproportional move affecting operators and market flows today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company of Doings
Chicago Board of Trad
New York
Clileage Board
Historian Ridpath Dead A Distinguished Litterateur
John Clark Ridpath, historian and orientator, died in a hospital after a disease. Born in Tatnam Evento, Fithian on April 28 1840 he taught at multiple institutions and authored notable works including Life and Work of Garfeld and A Cyclopedia of Universal History. He served as professor and president at Ashbury Wolver United and contributed to university languages and public science education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Clark Kidpwich
John Clark Rirtpath
Tatnam Evento
Fithian
Virginia
Bow
U Fe
Awhbayry Snow de Mannniversity
Thornton, Dod
Ehtate of
Langoages
Taldwin City
Kaw
Simporkal de Sorwel
Fovk
Perafewair
Kighiel Tieritune
Ashbury
Wolver
University
Ani
Washington
CG de Pauw
Byrne
Nor
de Hove
United Tates
Neweke Iho
Palae
Alvander Hawwilen
Garfeld
Janes G. Hinting
Wale. Shu
Disappearance mystery shrouds Gooding candidate
Walla Walla report outlines ongoing search for Ad Gowling tied to a July 4 disappearance near Milton Oregon. Authorities and relatives seek clues as suspicions swirl about possible motives tied to a Cornwall senatorial candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding Sun
Cornwall
Walla Walla
Agg. T
Tolgrane
Milton
Oregon Mailroute Navigation Conpany
Penediay
Wali
Pension figures released by Commissioner on July 1
An early 20th century government bulletin shows pension totals for the year ending June 30. It notes the number of pensioners and amounts, with figures indicating a large overall total and specific counts for different categories. The document records the roll, payment sums, and administrative details.
Unclear Private Note on Tea Remedy Sale
Fragmentary text references a blood purifier tea named Karl's Clover Root Tea sold for decades with a guarantee of refunds if unsatisfactory. Mentions Manny, Wote, Tallman and an unclear claim of half a century of sale. No clear event or person details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Gaurantie
Manny
Wote, Tallman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kred Nolf
Gre
Fey Alyeeser
Seoont
Imiokes Hensigni
Wild Ane Exelmangeed
Devker
Perried Yy
Eotea Lone
Trin Wayrons
Frederick Nolf
Weekly Examiner
Hesperian
Pendleton
Arbuckle's Coffin
Lion Coffee
Alexander & Hexter
The
Boston
Holt
Tarasole
Elf
Foil Hive
Aml Charlies
Vigan
Holts
Mintogl
Pendleton’s Big Store
Pilsner Beer
Ihuilt Brewing Co
Winslow & Head
Tlractors and Builders
Caton
Alta
Hesdl Po
Orbgorn
Péleton
Ukiah
Tallman & Uo
Gommary
Mumrac Rial
Joe Basler
East Oregonian
Pacific Northwest News
C. Wells & CO
LEROY
M ¥. Cole Proprietors
Tullman & Ca
Oles
Miss Yamena
General Chaffee
Allis
Prein
New London
Absenser J
Weston Diy
Erie
Patton
Peel
Ceutenant
Maritime Canal Company
Government of
Nicaragua
Managin
Nicaragum
Nog
Nlowmmagua
Maritine Canal Company
Chiiestown
Cieorgetown
Kyo. Ang
Weaver
W Withos
Tialay
Frankfort
Sullivan
Dixon
Tommy Selliven
Tom
Rourke
Botha
Kiek Amain
Senator Hoar
Waehingon
Waellington
George B Mowe
Wolcott
York Ma
Rket
L. L. Hay & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Frank Bachande
Mayet
Forduy Nl
Fondelegg Aly
Chitago Board of Teale
Elawiad
Ridpath
Ashbury University
Walla Walle
Eall
T. Cornwall
Joley
Foley
Tion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!