Ex-Congressman Blount Suffered Stroke And Noted Deaths
A compilation of brief reports includes ex congressman James H Blount’s stroke, the death of Rev George Hancock in Asbury Park N J, and multiple other incidents. Also noted are bank insolvency inquiries, labor union tensions, and various local tragedies and accidents across several states.
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James H. Blount
George Bh. Hancock
West Park
Ateetrast
House of O Commone
Lord Stanle
War Office
South Africa
Grov. Yates
Ilinois
Roosevelt
Illinois
Mise Carrie Jones
Thomas Jones
Montgomery
Alabama
Jones
Dick Chatham
Gaineville
Georgia
Peg
Health warnings sparking reader concern in old notice
Fragmented OCR text cites warnings about declining health and looming danger from a failing stomach. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive and related organ issues, claiming a reader testimonial of relief and urging free medical adviser materials from Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo, New York.
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Kiel
de. Pierce
Tve
Mellie
Steel workers to fight it out in wave of strikes
Reports from Pittsburg and Milwaukee indicate Amalgamated officials plan to call out steel workers and align with the Federation of Labor. Strikes expand to miners and shipyards amid wage demands and protests against Morgan policy, with labor leaders signaling broad action.
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Pittaburg
Ang
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Federation of Labor
Steel
Pittabarg
Gompore
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Morgan
Pittebarg
Amalgamated
Stepl
Milwaukee
Lake Superior
Tat Shaffer
Steel Corporation
Steel Workers
Welleville
Steel Securities
New York
Stock Exchange
James K. Keene
Steel Syndicate
Nap Francisco
Kee Lan
San Francisco Labor Council
Puget Sound
California
Gage
Analaz
Giant Grocery Trust Formed With $100 Million Capital
Reports say a vast wholesale grocery combine will include about 2500 establishments nationwide. The enterprise plans a capital of 100 million dollars and will operate across numerous regions, signaling a major shift in the grocery trade.
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Pojiedelpida
Acres of People At Lawton Lot Auction
Lawton Oklahoma August 6 crowds gathered for an auction of town lots this morning. The scene filled with buyers and onlookers as bidding began.
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Lawton
Okla
Unclear Papal Update Confuses Evidence of Health
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a medical update about a pope in fragile health with no alarming signs reported by a physician. Details are incomplete and names or dates are not readable.
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Lomenatt
New York Wheat Market Quiet Amid Gloomy Belt Reports
The New York wheat market closed at 7 5/8 in a quiet session with little change. Belt reports were gloomier, suggesting wheat will replace corn for feed in those regions. Prices in San Francisco and Chicago showed minor movements with limited activity.
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New York
Liverpool
Conundrum of a Robbery in Faker City
The region debates whether highwaymen secured the Red Boy mine monthly haul. Two men Phil McGinnell and Henry Hambert were arrested. a leader fled or remains at large. Tracks from the robbers’ horses link to the crime scene. bullion and cash sums are disputed by mine owners and Sheriff Huntington.
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Faker City
Red Hoy
Phil McGinnell
Henry Hambert
Red Boy
Oulvet
Coene
Greenham Mountains
Huntington
EK. J. Godfrey
Higwhaymen
Dragged to his death near Huntington under horse rope
A young man named Paul Logan was dragged to death by a horse after the rope around his hood became entangled while he fixed a saddle eight miles from Huntington toward the Hye Valley. His body showed severe bruising from the ordeal as bystanders reported the fatal accident. King Edward sailed to Germany for the Dowager Empress Frederick's funeral with guards posted at the castle.
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Huntington, Gre
Robert
Panl Logan
Huntington
Hye Valley
Logan
Cowes
Edward
Germany
Frederick
Horlin
Offeraly
Kimpreses Frederick
Hier
Bower
Explosion Dead and Injured in Philadelphia Fire
Up to o clock the morning it was impossible to estimate the amber of casualties in last night's explosion but the dead were likely between fifteen and twenty two. The injured numbered more than seventy five as police and firemen worked through debris. five bodies had been recovered by noon.
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Alfred Feldeman
Walla Walla
Eugene Melanie
Jornucopia
Baker County
Antelope
Flrst
Washington Regiment
Philippines
Taaac McDaniel
Cottage Liyove Avenue
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cadaaltiog
Judge Wimb Price Dies in Chicago After Civil War Controversy
Chicago reports the death of former secretary of the treasury under Buchanan, Judge Wimb Price. He resigned to join the Confederacy and never took the loyalty oath after the war, remaining a controversial figure in his later years.
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Chicago
Wimb. Price
the Treasury
Buchanan
Robbery at Vallejo Smelting Works Stuns San Francisco
A daring heist at the Selby Smelting works near Vallejo nets thieves gold bars valued at about 316000. They tunnelled in from the water front, dropped a bar during escape, now sought nationwide. Authorities suspect famed robber Jimmy Hope. A separate note says Admiral Henry Howison is slated for the Sehley court of inquiry.
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San Francisco
Mivat
Selby
Vallejo
Selby Smelting Company
Noth
Countey
Jimmy Hope
Mow At Liberty
Howison
Waashington
Henry Howisson Ie
Kimberly
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Sehley
Executrixes Appointed in Ewing Estate Probate
The will of J. UL Metroom and William Ewing was probated with Emily A. Metroom and Tiny Metroom named as executrix and executor per the will. Laney Ann Ewing widow was named executrix with Fram Flickinger and J F Temple as appraisers. The executrix gains power to sell the decedent's personal property for the benefit of the heirs.
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J. UL
Metroom
William Ewing
T. Wink
J. K. Vernon
Emily A. Meroom
Tiny MeBroom
Firam Flickinger
A. Newberry
Willian Ewing
Laney Ann Ewing
Decased
Fram Flickinger
J. F. Temple
W. H L. Jones
Woman with Revolver Forces Bathers to Leave Pool
In Kaet Poodleton along the Umatilla River on Sunday afternoon August 4 Mrs. Miller warned and then fired a revolver to scatter bathers at a local pool near a railroad bridge. None were harmed though the show of force quickly dispersed the crowd and likely deterred future visits without proper attire.
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Umatilla
Kaet Poodleton
Randay
Rowella
Shoes for mountains beach and harvest wear in Pendleton
Holiday shoppers are invited to visit the Pendleton store with a large stock of shoes for mountain beach and harvest wear. The mid summer sale promises big savings on every pair, with discounts claimed up to $1000 per pair.
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Pendleton
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Shore
S, R. Demott
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Langy Goods
Fine Madalions
Mute
Osei Imperials
Pati Nolf
Hoobie
Oks
G. Rohrman
Byers
Peerless Ice Cream
T. C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Mra
John K. Vaile
Wallace
O. KR
A&a N
Jwok' Vaile
Chateolat
The
Pittsburg
Agg
Littaburg
Carnegie
Cary
Steel Hoop Company
Shaffer de Tiees
Theat
Building Trades Council
Carpenters
Thi City
Oakland
Clark
Jerome
Ariz
Renatne Clark
Soria
I. L. Ray & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Atoel
Bt. Paul
U. PL
Waly
San Peanessco
San Francino
Red Roy
Robert Logan
King Edward
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
N. M
South Pole
Discovery
Pekin
Wisinele
Selby Smelting Works
J. H. Metroom
William Wing
Miller
Harvest Shoes
Peoples
Pert
Main Street
Pendleton, Or
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