Labori to Lecture in America This Year
Reports say M Labori has promised to lecture in America this year. Also noted are large losses on British railways and a fire at Richmond Virginia destroying the American Cigar plant with substantial tobmlre and property losses. Additionally Jack O’Brien defeated Dido Plumb for a heavyweight title in Newcastle England.
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M. Labori
America
British Railways
Roosevelt
New York City
Alice Roosevelt
Richmond
Virginia
American Cigar Company
Jack O'Brien
Philadelphia
Dido Plumb
London
Newcastle
England
Emperor Kwang Hee
Pekin
China
Conger
Washington
Tein University
Tenney
United States
Sierra Nevada Mountains
California
H. Harriman
Chicago
San Francisco
Notable Boxing Decision and Pardons Reported
Jowek Wade of Salt Lake defeated Kid Oglesby of Helena after a 20 round bout before the Haotte athletic association on Monday night. Governor Geer pardoned J H Hardin, convicted June 10 in Klamath county circuit court for selling liquor without a license, with prosecutors supporting.
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Jowek Wade
Salt Lake
Kid’' Oglesby
Helena
Haotte Athletic Association
T. Z. Geer Fas
J. H. Hardin
Klamath County
Pardot
W. H. Falinestock
Dayton
Walla Walla
Astoria
Pacific Coast Telephone & Tele Ray
Licenwce
Aball
William Gouliran
Illinois
Missouri
Oregon
Browneville
Department of Justice
Jeese Carr Stock Company
California
Oregonia
Bellinger
Fragmentary overheard chatter hints at hidden tale in archives
A garbled OCR snippet mentions names like Mire and Manefield and references a searched eye, a Gouliet, and a teary scene. The readable fragments suggest a personal drama or courtly intrigue with elusive dialogue and unclear actions.
Legislatures and Trusts Face Futile Laws Said
At the 241 Annual Session in Denver President Wetmore warned that despite adoption of anti trust laws in many states the use of consolidated capital remains high and beyond legislative reach. He linked nine more states electing United States senators by ballot to a distrust of legislatures.
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Denver
American Bar Association
Wetmore
United States
Winters Gets 15 Years For Mercy Plea In Sacramental Case
John Winters was sentenced to 15 years in prison at Folsom by Superior Judge Walik after pleading for mercy. He had worked loyally for Hey eo and the Belle smelter for 16 years and asked to be sent to San Quentin. Kopp, the smelter superintendent, testified that inducement had been offered Winters to confess, and the judge denied mercy as Winters was remanded to Folsom.
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Martines
Calif
John Wintere
Folsoty
Walik
Winters
Hin
Heyeo
Tie
San Quentin
Kopp
Belle Smelter
Folsom
Howison to Explain Over Navy Inquiry Letter
Acting Secretary Slackett received a letter from Admiral Achley’s counsel about the court of inquiry. The letter is to be forwarded to Howison with a request for a reply. A formal request for Howison to witness was made by Seliley’s camp today and will be granted.
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Washington, Aug. Yl
Slackett
Achley
Howison
Court of Inquiry
Witncamwe
Alvocate
Seliley
Democratic Party Platform Struggle at Des Moines Convention
Iowa Democrats wrestle with platform wording as leaders meet into the early hours. Kansas City platform disagreements spark debate about abolition of the present plank while the convention continues to organize and prepare for decisive votes.
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Iowa
Heath
Kansas City
Dae Moines
Orden
Tiptveek
Yavel
Wrecks Fatalities in Chicago and Alton Passenger Train Collision
A Chicago and Alton passenger train en route to Kanwar City collided with a freight train near Freation just after midnight. The engineer and fireman died, five passengers were injured, and two others sustained minor injuries. A lone engineer was found dead on the throttle, and four bodies were later found beneath the engine.
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Jacksonville
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Kanwar City
Dremen
Hve
Mun Loti Ie
Zhoth
Dowager Frederick Destroyed Journals With Queen Victoria
London reports the late Empress Dowager Frederick destroyed her journals and correspondence with Queen Victoria to prevent their leakage. The papers reportedly contained sensitive royal secrets and sack prototypes were mentioned as being stored.
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London
Winpreaa Frederick
Queen Victoria
England
Kentucky Not Through With the Re Markeauie Lease
Frookfort Kentucky August to September grand jury to investigate the assassination of Governor Goebel. Secretary Hay arrives for conference with the president. Discussion will focus on U S interests in preserving the hawt way to look after questions concerning Ubina.
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Kentucky
Frookfort
Goebel
Canton
Washington Auy. reprea t's pl on Louisiana Purchase exposition
Fragmented report describes a speech inviting participation in an exposition at Walla Walla with garbled text about a liquor sale ordinance and penalties. Details are unclear, including dates and exact actions.
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Washington, Auy
Rep
Regen Laliou
Grain Market Fluctuations Dim in Wheat Trade
The New York Market report shows a quiet day with dim tone in wheat. Prices edged down in Liverpool and New York with slight recoveries and mixed quotes across futures, while stock summaries note some minor shifts in other commodities and U.S. wheat prices quoted in San Francisco and Chicago.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pondieten
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Starke
Cotton operatives win in the fleet wage dispute
A nautical era report notes wage cuts for cotton mill operatives are set to fail and a strike of about thirty thousand workers may follow as tensions rise. Concurrent steel strike talks show renewed hope for peace though reports of a high level conference were denied.
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New York
Steel Tries
Hiempere
J. P. Morgen
Cleveland Waterworks Tunnel Disaster Kills Several
A blast at the Cleveland waterworks tunnel shaft killed five to ten workers and trapped many others. Rescue teams recovered bodies as crews battled the collapse and dangers of the flooded shaft. Names of the dead include James Willimue and John A. Hurt among others. The incident followed earlier horror at the same site and prompted swift relief efforts.
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Cleveland
Adv
James Willimue
Kayo T. Richard
Jno A. Hurt
da Higgins
A. Valonconet
Conan
Cate
France Breaks Off Diplomatic Ties With Turkey
Paris reports confirm France has severed diplomatic relations with the Porte after a note from the French minister to Turkey failed to meet demands. London and Paris gauge the move as limited in scope with a possible quick reversal and a commercial fallout over dock concessions and assets tied to the late sultan’s harem. Bulgarian frontier tension rises as Berlin envoy notes potential Turkish troop withdrawal.
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Paris
Turkey
Porte
Coon
London
Preadinpatcher
Constantinople
Cultan
Hulgaria
Hulgarian
Pennoyer Issue Sparks Supreme Court Autonomy Debate
Oregon politics roiled as Pennoyer raises the claim that the Supreme Court cannot nullify a legislative act. Candidate Sylvester Jencover argues the court has no authority to declare laws unconstitutional, challenging current legal power and urging voter rebuke of oligarchic rule. Pennoyer cites U S Supreme Court decisions and legal writings shaping the controversy.
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Supreme Court
Portland
Adg
Katiovernor Sylvestor Jencover
Jovttes
Bean
Hie Maccemior
Jone
Venpoyer
Oregon
Pennoyer
Lily
Moonover
Leghalatore
Congress
Ponnoyer
United States Supreme Court
Lwiiover
Straw Day Drives Road Work in Walla Walla County
Walla Walla County held a straw day event to repair county roads. A small turnout of farmers and residents formed a straw-placing bee to improve distant routes. Prizes were announced for the best straw placement and judges were appointed to judge the entries.
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Walla Walla County
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