Roosevelt clubs spreading nationwide
The article notes Roosevelt clubs forming in various parts of the country alongside other federal and political items including bank consolidations in New York, a Southern Illinois politician R. P. Hanna’s death, dry Ohio potato shortages affecting markets, and other financial and political developments.
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Roosevelt
First National Bank
National Bank of the Republic
New York
R. P. Hanna
Illinois
Fairfield
Local boy mischief leads to reforms and train shifts
Two boys Charles Jennings and Rube Haynan face reform school after a street incident at Baker street. The transport Warren was diverted from Alaska service to San Francisco for outfitting to carry teachers to the Philippines. James Hart died after being struck by a passenger train near La Cirande. A Caldwell boy pockets lime from a building site and wades. Patrick Dons, Jackson County pioneer, dies at his Ashland home after months of feeble health. F W Vaille of Portland to return to resume duties as assistant superintendent of railway mail. A Lake County man, Darel Hen, injures foot from an unloaded rifle shot. Maud Keobinson of Epworth League dies after hospital operation in Portland. Rail wage board raises statewide rail labor pay by about 24 percent, total near 400 thousand dollars, with rail property valuation at 15,000,000.
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Charles Jennings
Rube Haynan
Atreet
Baker Vee
Reform School
Warren
San Francisco
Philippines
James Hart
Pasenger
la Cirande
Patrick Dons
Jackson County
Ashland
F. W. Vaille
Portland
Washington
Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser Promoted For Digestive Ailments
A fragmented plea for Palliatices and dietary cures warns against treating stomach disease with fruitless remedies. The piece touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure for stomach related illnesses and cites a supposedly free medical adviser offer with a one dollar certificate.
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Joe
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
Moylte
Leevesworth
Ealarrh
Gallet Medical
Ean
Coe Anes
Pierce
Sunday saloon ban struck down in Washington case
Judge Brents ruled the Sunday closing law unconstitutional as applied to businesses outside saloons in Walla Walla. The decision allows open shops except saloon-related activity, with possible appeal to the state supreme court. Dorsey Nichols and attorney John L Sharpstein featured in the proceedings.
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Walla Walla
Brents
Supreme Court
Bronte
Dorsey Nichols
College Place
Nichols
John L. Sharpetein
Mr. Sharpstein
Onin
Drug stores exempt from price discrimination rule, court rules
A court ruling states that the prohibition on discriminatory pricing does not apply to drug stores. It notes that selling goods in drug stores is the same as selling other goods, wares and merchandise, with the same implications for pricing practices.
Frisco Strike Sees No Material Change
San Francisco August 1 There is no material change in the strike situation. Shippers employ a few more non union men but not enough to affect the wrong. The water front remains quiet with no disorder and strikers behaving well. The Sierra left for Australia with a non union crew. Mayor Phelan seeks a conciliatory settlement.
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San Francisco
Sierra
Phelan
Independence and Columbia Yachting Match Ends Close
Bronton’s Point reports the Independence and the Columbia starting together at 11 40 with Columbia pulling ahead to win by about two and a half minutes. A rumor of a $100000 prize for the Independence crew was denied this morning.
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Bronton
Sa Point
R. LL
Columbia
Bronton’s Point
Independence
Precept Stands As At First Inquiry Report
The Navy Department will not alter the precept language for the Hebley court of inquiry. Admiral Mehley protested the word disobedience. Correspondence was made public. the department says it cannot change wording and would report if he wilfully disobeyed orders.
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Washington, Ave
Navy Department
Hebley
Mehley
Behley
Bebley
Irs
Tennessee Strike Ties Knoxville Traffic and City Property
Knoxville residents report cars stopped and streets guarded as workers strike after the company refused to meet demands. Nearby, Amalgamated leadership signals a board meeting with possible changes to the Morgan ultimatum. In Fort Worth, Indian agents order relocation of people near a new town by August 6 or risk forced removal.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated
Ft. Worth
Tex
Ton, S
Rearguation of Adams Tralimberly Accepted by Mobley Court
The rearguation of Adams Tralimberly as a member of the Mobley Court of Inquiry was accepted this afternoon. His successor was not yet named.
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Ashington
Mobley
Bomb found at residence of notable figure in city
A bomb was discovered at a residence associated with a known figure in the city. The blast risk prompted police to cordon the area as investigators linked the device to ongoing tensions involving local groups. Further details were not available.
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Perleug
Novellet
Zola
Grosse Seeks Cenrnes to Bay Five Million
In Vienna on August 1 authorities indicate a plan to raise five million in funds. The move accompanies ongoing efforts by Grosse to secure Cenrnes for the project, details pending.
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Grosse
Cenrnes
Vienna
Corn King Goes to the Wall in Market Turmoil
Chicago August 1. Philip a corn king transferred a million bushels of corn and large amounts of oats and wheat to McReynolde Co. amid market irregularities. He claimed no criminal fault, promised full creditors payment, and said business would resume after a books investigation. Offers of aid flood in as discrepancies of 50 000 to 100 000 are reported.
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Chicago
Philipa
McReynolde &Co
Phillipa
Aleteen
Mehernokia & Co
Philips
Philipe
Wali
Phillipe
Romore
Philip
St In
Boers Invade Portuguese Territory Amid Skirmish Notes
Reported lines describe Boer forces entering Portuguese land at Quads near Aug lA Hoer commanding two guns. Five hundred Portuguese defenders occupy the area with artillery in action. additional troops are held in reserve for potential dispatch if surrender is refused.
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Lorenzo
Marjuen
la Hoer
Law
Juacta
Chinese Rebels Threaten Protests Over Tax Demand
In Canton authorities report violent anti foreign placards opposing the house tax linked to indemnity. Amid rising tensions in the fourth day of the home draw, 4000 names were to be drawn and crowds grow as unrest intensifies. In Brooklyn a kerosene lamp accident killed James McCoy and two children, while Mrs Moor was fatally injured.
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Canton
Aum
Janes McCoy
Brooklyn
New York
James eGoy
William
Eden
Mra. Mery Moor
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Orid
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