Elgin Shooting Reveals Rivalry and Fatal Wounding
In Elgin a man named Bennett was shot by neighbor Top, after a confrontation on a road. Bennett, his wife nearby, fell from a wagon as the pair argued over stock and a fence incident. Bennett survived long enough to be tried. details show shifting testimonies and a life of pioneer family strain.
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Elgin
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Honnett
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Beauty Road
Scott
Sudt
Three Children Die In House Fire Tragedy
A fire gutted a home near Coulee City Washington while the Whitehead family was away. Parents Jon and Mrs Whitehead escaped, but three children aged 14 months and younger perished. The blaze started from a cookie fire in the kitchen, with the mother distraught and the father overwhelmed by grief. Nearby, Angela La Grande, a helper on a mountain run, witnessed a freight train collision eight miles west of Hilgant, causing minor damage but no injuries.
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Rolzrade welcomes King Peter's children amid festive lights
Three children of King Peter arrived to an enthusiastic reception as the city centers glowed with elaborate illuminations marking a general holiday. Reports say the squadron from Linbori arrived with the royal party in Gibraltar on August 1.
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Rolzrade
Peter
Russian Consul Killed in Monastir Demands Punishment
Dispatch from St Petersburg reports Russia demanding immediate punishment of the Turkish sentry who killed the Russian consul at Monastir after a salute dispute. Strikes at Kiev injure, riot, and clash with military as workers demand food. reports say 60 dead as prisons overflow and corpses appear in the river.
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Kieff
Dawnob
Oatch
Grain Market Trends Show Firmer New York Outlook
Grain markets today show stronger valuation as Coe Commission reports indicate firming conditions. Prices moved upward with daytime activity and notable gains from opening to closing for wheat and corn, while Chicago futures echoed firmer sentiment.
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Rebellion in the Balkans Widens Amid Turkish Strains
Dispatches from Vienna report Balkan unrest spreading from Albania and Bulgaria toward Macedonia. Turkish troops desertion and embassies urge restraint as Redifs mobilize in Serfiye and Monastir areas. European powers watch as winter nears and tensions rise.
General Miles Proposes Global Disarmament Vision
General Nelson Miles advocates disarmament transforming armies into farmers and artisans, arguing large standing forces breed taxation, unrest, and war. He envisions universal mobilization for labor and industry rather than military power, traveling with veterans to Fort Reno for support.
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Strike Unbroken In San Francisco Affects Vinie Men
San Francisco August 1. The Pacific States Telephone Company planned to break the Vinie men's strike today but failed utterly and the strike hardened. Union leaders report deep resentment among workers as tactics to lure deserters were used. incentives included pay and other benefits.
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Pacific Statea Telepho Company
Imamy de Gee
Poreamenahipe
Erie
Onion
Ublon Muike
Postal Fraud Suspense Mounts in Washington
Reported sensational developments in postal scandals point to imminent arrests and sweeping probes by authorities. The campaign against corruption centers on a senior official linked to the Cheiadvancy matter, with expectations of rapid actions before week’s end.
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Ariz ona Canyon Shortline contract awarded in Salt Lake region
The VWiah Construction Company wins the contract to build 85 miles of track from Calionies, Nev southeastward for the San Pedro Lie Argel and Salt Lake railroad. Eleven minutes are projected to complete, with a $2,000, investment cited as pivotal for the vital building operations of the effort. Salt Lake City area will connect to the extreme Southwest via Archcona canyon on the Colorado River.
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Esfort Uuchietwedt
Salt Lake City
Archcona Canyon
Colorade River
Strike at Massachusetts mill workers resume after alert
Stubborn walkout by paper mill employees in Massachusetts Hobewhe Auton Theape Wille Atompted to return to work after an alert Weeks strike but one employee refused to work The act tom te wtiet was abandoned Pending Arbitration Pittsburg Ate 10 Twenty tans And neetera of the building temades returned to work today both lock on two airike orders being drawn pending arbitration At Oveter Bay Guator Bay Avg Wee Minister Jon Stromberg left this morning President Roosevelt spent a quiet day
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Largest in its history ITU delegates meet in Washington
The International Typographical Union reports a record accredited delegation in attendance in Washington DC. President Lynch notes five years under arbitration with the National Publishers Association, with all disputes except two settled satisfactorily. Instances at Sporing and Minneapolis are cited as examples of disputed outcomes, while the union expects eventual fair decisions.
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National Publishers Association
Sporing
Minneapolis
Clainman
Aethoud
Death of Mr Guseman in the capital city
J Wm Guseman died about 4 am after years of illness from gall bladder enlargement. He sought treatment in San Francisco and Hot Springs but never recovered. He was about 40, long a resident, with a brother in the harvest business and no definite funeral plans yet. The funeral likely tomorrow afternoon under Odd Fellows and Workmen management.
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Thin City
Odd Kellowe
Hove Wed
Missouri and Kansas Storm Leaves Widespread Damage
A sweeping storm struck Missouri and Kansas causing severe flood damage to wheat and grain. Reports detail ruined mines in Pittaburg district and widespread agricultural losses from Minneapolie to Abilene. Two killed and many injured as rivers rose, with towns like Abilene and Topeka reporting roofs torn off and rising water threatening lower areas.
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Hope for a Solution Lowion Awe
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