Rain and military notes color Prescott week in news
Severe rain storms hit the Prescott area as Verneline Vanderbilt becomes a lieutenant in New York’s Twelfth regiment. General Wheeler and General Bates assume commands while Lipton predicts Shamrock victory. Santa Barbara finds evidence of Chinese smuggling from Canada. Oklahoma town lot sales may top half a million dollars, law enforcement probes federal antitrust status, and France reports population gains. A Missouri Pacific train robbery near Usaney Switch leaves five marked men at large and seven arrests later.
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Eugene City considers raising license tax to 1000 per year
The Eugene city council weighs raising fishing license taxes to 1000 dollars annually. Other items mention a robbery near Walla Walla with five dollars and a ring taken, a Willapa Harbor boy shooting a bear with a rifle, a drowning of Clarence Swalley near Sisters Crook County, and an accidental gun discharge near The Dalles. Grain rates at North Pacific ports hover around forty dollars per ton as nitrate ports influence shipments. Marion F. Wood moves from Oregon Agricultural College to Idaho Agricultural College as foreman and adjunct professor with higher pay.
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Pierce’s Favorite Preachpe in a 19th century medical ad
A fragmentary advertisement features a physician touting Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for chronic diseases and female weakness. The text praises the medicine’s healing claims, cites a year of physical punishment as a punishment outcome, and mentions a Dr Pierce’s Waverile Tyescripeion as part of the remedy. The messy OCR notes uncertain dates, locations like Buffalo, and scattered testimonials from a patient in Washington De Oregon era regions.
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Gossip of the Raging Yachts and Defender Race News
Constitution and Columbia arrive from Newport to prepare for tomorrow's decisive defender race in Larchmont. Shamrock II goes into drydock in New York for cleaning while Shamrock I shows off a sleek underwater profile per yacht expert Kristol. The new Constitution cost is being completed this week as key calls target the defender in Long Island Sound.
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Lipton Seeks Fair Play In Cup Challenge
London August 15 Lipton pledged to win the cup and said he would race among honorable foes who would give fair play. Have Not Nun Brontona Point August 15 race canceled as boats could not finish within the time limit. Invader wins Canada Cup in Chicago race defeating Cadillac, restoring the cup to Canada.
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Strikes and Rumors Roil Early Labor Fight Across Cities
Across Wheeling Pittsburgh and Boston reports describe renewed strike talk. Shaffer denies settlement rumors while Textile Workers council prepares for a September 4 strike amid wage cuts. Friction grows at mills in Allegheny City and Carnegie union, with a steamer disaster near Marblehead and arbritration moves in San Francisco.
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Pardoned today Corcoran released from detention
A fragmented OCR notice states that Paul Corcoran, linked to a 1608 case, was pardoned today. The readable items mention a horse and Ida then drift into garbled text. No further verifiable details available from the readable segment.
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Market Summary from New York and Liverpool Trade
The New York market opened weak and closed near session lows with wheat slipping to about 1 1 2c under yesterday. Liverpool wheat settled around 6 04, while New York prices opened at 78 1 8 and fell to 70 4, with stocks rising and money at 5 1 2 percent. Sugar and other issues showed varied quotes across listings.
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Poisoning Cane Case Teetering On Baker City Rumor
Baker City Aug 1 Newton Possoning Cane case yields vague leads. An anonymous letter to Newton sparked inquiry but no decisive developments. Physicians say amion poison diagnosed, yet officials suspect personal safety motives and doubt a stranger tampering with candy.
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Turbulent clashes near Tamaima and Colon amid Colombia Venezuela tension
Reports from Kingston Jamaica say fighting rages on the outskirts of Tanamea and Colon with the insurgents gaining ground while both sides incur casualties. Passengers flee aboard the Darien to avoid danger and conscription as revolutionary prospects dim. In Norfolk the Machias proceeds toward Central America to safeguard American interests. Washington confirms two warships will be sent to Panama to back both sides of the crisis.
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Secretary Candidates Stirrumors in Democratic Committees
Mysterious hints sweep Baker City as Chairman White of the Democratic state central committee is expected to announce the state secretary designate soon. Rumors tie Portland ambitions to Multnomah County and wire service-backed papers, with possible candidates from Umatilla and Union counties amid talk of a Portland paper aligned with eastern interests.
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Lynch Mob Fails as Sheriff Denies Jail Keys
Reports from Alabama and North Carolina describe mobs seeking to lynch Black suspects, pressed into action at federal and state levels. In Tosealoomm Alabama a sheriff used a sabre to block a mob after demanding the jail keys for a Black assailant. In Charlotte Governor orders militia to deter lynching of Monroe, with guards preventing an assault at the jail as a mob threatened violence.
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Another Gulf Storm Ravages Coast and Damages Homes
Reports from New Orleans and Pensacola describe a two day Gulf storm sweeping the coast from the Missionsipy center to Florida. Widespread property loss is feared with twenty five houses washed away near New Orleans and uncertain casualties as communication remains slow. The Pensacola area reports severe damage and a historic coastal storm with no fatalities so far.
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Creseus Triumphs in Great Trotting Meet
A large crowd witnessed Cresceus defeat Abbott in a three-heat trotting match at Brighton. Cresceus won all heats with the best time in the second, while Abbott, Brighton Meaeh, and Know Track took other placements. The weather cleared after an early rain and the track condition favored Cresceus today in New York.
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S. P. President Resigns Report Shocks Rail Community
An Aug report explains that Hayes has resigned as president of the Southern Pacific not officially but is broadly accepted as authentic by interested parties. The notice notes the strong impact on management and railroad leadership.
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Rae
Elk Creek
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Strange Pheromanen Dis inferring of Hemaina of Aurilla
The Waker City Herald says the body of Mine Aurilla Sullivan, daughter of Mr and Mrs KK L Sullivan, was buried soon after death. Three men, including Mr Bullivan, assisted at the burial when the coffin was opened and the body tilted, weight described as strong. Sullivan had died after caring for hospitalized relatives.
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Pulliven
Herald
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