Various World News and Local Notices From The Era
Reports from the era touch on colonial labor shortages in Puerto Rico and native hunger, arbitration in Sansan claims, post office investigations into C F W Neely, Havana spoilage, and Lutheran conferences. Also noted are tariff opposition, Captain McCalla on the China relief mission, US wheat crop statistics for 1900, and Argentine winter yields with 104 million bushels.
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Handret
Swaten
Norway
State Department
Post Office
C.F. W. Neely
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Cousant
Wright
Contowel
Havana
Ohio
Tortinna
Kentucky
Ta Porte
Ind
Triste
McCalla
New York
Admiral Seymour
Vekin
United States
Department of Agriculture
Australia
China
Argentine
Oregon Prin ce dies and regional notices from Seattle to Idaho
An elderly Oregon prince and grandmother of Attorney townend of Dwilas dies in Perryville. Dow faces horwetealing charges implicating Benton Denny, a prominent liveryman. The Puget Sound Conference of the African M. F E. church opens in Seattle with full attendance. Wheat cargoes depart Portland for Europe and inland yields are reported from Cove and Walla Walla. A Beattle robbery prompts a pursuit of young suspects. Frank McGinnie found dead from heart disease. The Pacific Coast Indian Institute is formed at Chemawa near Salem with regional officials discussing education.
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Suman Atvich
Oregon
Prinece
Attorney Townend
Dwilas
Perryille
Lewiston
Idale
A. Dow
Benton Denny
Dow
Wallowa County
Puget Sound
M. F E
Seattle
Warrington
Orwen
Cinowere
Beattle
Jamee Mullian
Clarence Macard
Frank Kelly
Ap Ff. F
Frank McGinnie Wan
Letepringe
Koreham
Idaho
Idaho City
View Dinein
Pacific Coust Indian Institute
Chemawa
Salen
Woodnewlay
Perview
Allies Enter Pekin After Relieved Legations
Telegraphs from Shanghai and Washington report allied forces entered Pekin on August 18 without fighting. Dispatches credit Chinese coordination for the successful advance. legations relieved and foreign troops to be landed nearby. Officials in London Paris and Berlin note conflicting reports but indicate relief of the legations may be confirmed.
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Shanghai
Li Hong Chang Fae
Allel
Pekin Ceaneemy
Verne Tro Valley
Landon
Berlin
Paris
Frey
China
Japan
Washington
London
Shanetai
Olfelale
Legation
Tse
Pekin
Tien Tein
Tako
Jekin
Lonlon
Tong Chow
Mol Ho
Toute Chow
Sloanly
Pokin
Angunt i
Democratic Club Rally Plans Stir Yale Students
Through the Yale Democratic wire the club invites Yale men to a rally this October as the executive committee meets in Maryland to arrange for the event. Attendees include Genie Fred Williams of Massachusetts and Cin Dren Sulver of New York with B Teller and Philip Troup on the committee. Senator Teller is expected to attend the gathering.
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New Slaven
Yale Demeratic
Masemolinetts
Cindren Sulver
New York
Eczema Caused by Blood Poison, Says Medical Note
A historical medical note explains eczema as caused by a poison entering the skin and affecting the blood. It describes redness inflammation pustular eruptions and sticky discharge that dries into scales. External baths and washes offer little relief while the poison remains in the bloodstream.
Sailor brings 06 passengers and 260000 in gold
Dawson reports five drownings after the launch Aquilla wreck near Dawson. Humboldt arrives in Seattle with news of the disaster and a rumored death toll. Two women alive in Dawson attempt suicide amid the crisis as rescue efforts unfold.
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Heattle
Wash
K. Hibbard
Maurice M. Maredon
Jack Lawrence
Frank Swoly
Auilal Grafton
Dawson
Fires Roar Across Colorado Plateau in Broad Swath
A special Times dispatch reports extensive fires ripping through the Montrow Cule area and Denver region. Heavy tuber fires burn across plateaus and forests, with authorities warning that damage could be the greatest in the country as fires threaten multiple locales and spare areas near the city.
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Denver
Times
Bel Norte
Cole
Popular Congressman Expected to Get Iowa Senate Seat
A meeting of Iowa Republicans discussed dates for the vacant United States Senate seat after Senator Gear's death. Congressman Dolliver met Governor Shaw and party leaders express belief in his appointment. In New York, funeral services for Collix P. Huntington were simple and conducted by Rev A Woodroft Halsey.
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Moines
Laws
United States Senate
Gear
Iowa
Congreeemanh Dolliver
Shaw
New York
Collix P. Huntington
Fifth Avenue
A. Woodroft Halsey
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Victoria Chronicle Dispatch in Night Marches
Victoria reports General De Wethast elating General Kritehoner as Hoors evade British force by night marches and purser units compelled to march during the day in the campaign.
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Victoria
de Wethast
Kritehoner
Local railway link project funding traced to London
Victoria Aug. 17 report that the plan to connect the Grent Lakes with the Moific railway via a launch to Pogganal has had its funding subscribed in London. The notes mention J. C. Victoria and the McKeonnie and Manns railway proponents.
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Victoria
J. C
McKeonnie and Manns
Grent Lakes
Pogganal
Lonion
Tacoma county political convention sets delegation to state meet
Tacona Washington August 17 The Mieree county population convention the hay plit aimed gtwo fall sete af jlelegtion to the atate convention.
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Tacwna
Wash
Mieree County
Coar to Visit Paria Darix August 17
An announcement notes the czar of Russia will visit Doris, with arrival set for September 16. The Wheat Markets column from San Francisco dated August 17 cites Cah wheat at 1.02 percent, and September wheat at 76 cents per bushel.
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Coar
Paria
Darix
Annoument
Russia
Doris
Wheat market declines amid downward pressure on prices
The wheat market continues its downward trend with prices near the bottom as traders struggle. New York exchanges show renewed selling and slight losses across futures while speculative interest wanes and money rates edge lower.
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New York
Fragmented recount of Bryan O'Brien joke trip and locals
A garbled account describes W. J. Bryan at Chicago with audience laughter over a playful mispronunciation of his name. The text preserves references to Dr. I. J. Port of Baler and visits to Umatilla and Willingtte valley, mentioning Ashton and Moone, with plans to visit Oregon City before returning.
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Toveday
I. J. Port
Baler
Umatilla
Ashton
Locate Moone
C. Means
Unatilla
Willangtte
Malem
Ogy
Clever arrest of Wallola gang amid confidence scheme
Walla Walla authorities captured McCormick and A. R. Anderson in Wallula after a long season of robberies and confidence games. The arrest followed a well staged trap with officers from Walla Walla arriving on an evening train and surprising the ringleaders in a home they had used for months.
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Walla Walla
Union
Wallola
Frank Rees
Charles Painter
J. J. Wilcot
Rourke
Wallula
Thie Place
Clase
Charlie Lioskamtoor
Pomeroy
Aealoon
Senator John J Ingalle Dies in East Las Vegas New Mexico
John J Ingalle United States senator died Thursday morning in East Las Vegas New Mexico at 2 24 with his wife and two sons Kiteworth and Sheeld present He was born December 20 in Middleton He studied at Williams College and read law He lived in Atchison Kansas and served as secretary of the territorial council He was elected to the US Senate beginning in 1867 reelected in 67 and again later He was a candidate for lieutenant governor but pursued other work after leaving the Senate He was engaged in literary pursuits for several weeks after leaving public office
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East Las Vegas
New Mexico
United States
John J. Ingalle
N. M
Kiteworth
Sheeld
Atchison
Karwan
John Janet Ingalle
Middleton
Maye
Williams College
Tai
Atkinnon
Wyrantolly
Territorial Council
Atkinson Champloo
United States Senate
Seustor Martin
Beleg
Sittcete
Senate
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