Angered Students Spark Controversy Over Russian War News
Reports from St. Petersburg and Berlin describe student protests over the execution of Professor Mer akov's daughter and widespread indignation at Russia's wartime actions. Telegrams from Europe note muttered treason charges, with authorities clamping down as public sentiment simmers.
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Merkey
Peerslure
Berlin
Belin
Aug
I and
Novinkets
Merakov
Miner Charlee Vader claims vast gold mountain near Meteor
Seattle reports Charlee Vader, returning from Colville Reservation, asserts a meteorite like mountain near Meteor holds high quality gold ore. He claims the area on the reservation is largely staked, with ore values quoted from four to fifteen dollars per ton, predicting a potential world class mine.
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Seattle
Charlee Vader
U17
Learyette
Ballap
Colville Snith Mervetion
Vader
Meteor
Republic
Murdered his employer by a former employee in Hartford
Henry Osborne, secretary of the Dunham Hosiery Company and ex police commissioner, was slain at his Hartford home this morning by a Black man he had recently discharged. Police say enmity and attempted robbery were the motive. Also note: Lebaud’s balloon made its first flight in Nashville and is reported successful.
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Hartford
Conn
Henry Osborne
Dunham Hosiery Company
Osborne
Nashville
Lebaud
Cattlemen Win Route Choice From St Paul to Chicago
A meeting in the Great Northern building with cattlemen and rail road officers led to a concession allowing shippers to designate the railroad from St Paul to Chicago. The changes abrogate prior routing constraints, reducing required paths and raising hopes for relief from restrictive practices. A Denver hearing on related regulations remains on the docket, with possible further actions if agreements are reached.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
St. Paul
Chicago
St Paul
West
Cerwin
Tange
Mottana
South Dakota
Companion
Companiog
Burlington Road
Chicago-St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Mysterious murder spree shocks Philadelphia area
In a Philadelphia home a newlywed bride and her husband were shot to death. The killer, Fisher, a brother in law, fled but returned to confess after a blood trail led investigators. He shot himself and was hospitalized as neighbors discovered the grim scene.
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Philadelphtia
Ang
S-Ni
Joseph Seharon
Harry Pinher
Mew
Seharon Fisher
Win Baling
Hia
Bon Bow
Fisher la Knowl
Seu Pegonr
Hae
Andoli Ta
Sistor
Jist
Joseph Soba
Ton
Sand Fisher
Sharon
Fisher
Japanese Gold Coming to Aid Value and Trade
Treasury notes guarded from Yokohama report a Japanese gold yen transfer worth about $2,000 for goods bought in Japan. In San Francisco on August 7 Sterling Trade records the event. A freight train robbery near Chicago misidentified a cargo claim, while the American Yacht Wing Cowee Ave faced defeat by Kaiser's Meteor. Pope's health causes concern as Catholic World reports on January unrest.
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Treasury Department
Gorified
Yokohsama
Japan
Dorks
Doe
San Francisco
Cowee
Ingomer
Strikers Claim Victory Amid Meat Strike Turmoil
Strikers report 400 workers returning at St Joseph Donnelly claims independents ruin trust business yet Packers say strike nears end. Unionists pledge to halt meat delivery from cold storage as Chicago news awaited. deposits pulled at Drovers Bank amid dispute over payments to strikebreakers. Commissions fear strike’s backbone broken as chaos lingers in Omaha and St Joseph.
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St. Joseph
Donnelly
Gees Trust
Butchers’ Union
Tid Pointe
Chionen
Arun Wis
Gorene
St. Jonepp
Big 6
Broken
Montana Streams Dry Pressures Haying Across State
Weekly crop report by Section Director R F Young for the week ending yesterday notes haying underway throughout Montana. Eastern counties report cattle suffering from water scarcity while the rest of the state progresses with harvest amid drought conditions.
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Montana
Helena
R. F. Young
Works and ambitions of the Development League
Leon Cohen asserts lasting good from the league while noting limits under development and immigration goals. R Alexander-Thory and L E B Smith praise leadership and urge patience to realize benefits for state business interests. KE Kaley and KE Wade highlight vast potential to attract immigrants and capital, urging broad support including women for the league’s aims.
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Leon Cohen
Caanal
Lee Teutech
R. Alexander—Thory
League
Portland
L. EB. Smith
Kaley
Development League
KE. T. Wade
Catholics Propose Public Funds Not For Sectarian Schools
Detroit August 6 Catholic Societies close federation meeting with resolutions on school financing. They favor preserving per capita tax for secular education and salaries to teachers in Catholic schools, urging nonsectarian control of religious instruction with state or city oversight to keep government funds and sectarian aims separate.
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Detroit
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Cnoa
North Pole Rescue Party Returns North for Coal Supply
Vague dispatch from Vania Norway Aug 6 reports Commander Champ of the relief expedition to the polar region aimed to rename the morty who relieves Baldwin. The group then resumes northward movement aboard the Seleler exploring parity with Prine Jeep TA and aeoouel ooo horiane of al He salle again vo Feld.
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North Pole
Vania
Norway
Champ
Porth Pold
Morty
Baldwin
Horiane
Vo Feld
Scarew Wheat Pit Rumors Move Markets
Early morning reports of Northwest crop conditions caused a slump in the September wheat market. Prices ranged from seven and a half cents to one dollar per bushel as traders adjusted to exaggerated crop news.
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Aharte
Mek
Parker Resigns as Chief Judge of Albany Court of Appeals
Aug 5 Judge Parker resigned as chief judge of the Albany Court of Appeals, bowing to CY Brien the resignation to take effect immediately. Nettie J. Carmical filed for divorce from John A. Carmical, charging desertion. they married in Galena Missouri on November 6, 1887 and have five children. The plaintiff says her husband deserted her on May 7.
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Court of Appeals
Albany
Parker Oot
Court of
Nettle J. Carmical
John A. Carinlew
Carmicals
Galena
Oregon Agricultural Exhibit and Moorhouse Photographs
Dr Le Roy arrived in Pendleton from Portland to gather exhibits for the Oregon Information Bureau. He plans Moorhouse pictures to illustrate Oregon farming and will display at the union depot in Portland. W K Howard and wife visit Pendleton while planning a return to Umatilla County to resume farming and stock raising after selling their Grand Ronde farm.
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Oregon
Ann Roy
Oregon Information Kini
Tom Richardson
le Roy
Pendleton
Portand
la Grande
Portland
Bagstorn
Bureau
Wateh
Union Depot
Dr. le Roy
Fortland
Umatilla County
Howard
Petleton
M. W. Howard
Eliza Fraker
Grand Kowle
Oregon Needs Better Roads Says Oil and Macadam
Veteran highway builder James Abbott, touring via Pendleton and Walla Walla, argues for model roads in Oregon using oil and macadam. He cites lack of federal funding, weather, and soil conditions, noting demonstrations planned for Kelningham and San Francisco style park driveway trials to test durable, dust free surfaces.
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Jamea Wo Abbott
Denver
Col
Good Roads Division
Department of Agriculture
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Eetina Hom
Thie County
Northwest
Oregon
Abbott
Eugene
Railronda Jide
Camjoe
Nelingham
Wael
Thin
Golde Gate Park
Ban Pranoitco
Mr Abbot
President of Lewis and Clark Fair Elected Leader
I W Qonde was elected president of the Lewis and Clark Fair yesterday to fill the unexpired term of Ho OW Beott. The director general of the Lewis and Clark fir was chosen after Beott left the post for reasons not specified in the report.
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Lewis and Clark Fair
I W. Qonde
Lewis and Clark Fir
Sane
Ho Ow, Beott
Keopus Chooses Democratic Nominee Amid Secrecy
Aug 6 dispatch reports Keopus selecting a Democratic presidential nominee for the party. He and a small group traveled in secrecy, with doubts about the final choice remaining privately. The travelers departed at 10:20 as their train for Kingston left.
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Prea Reviia Fominee
Vdee Parker
Bia Howe Lodmy
Kingston
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