Notable deaths and sports results fill kurze notice
Ex governor Stone seeks U S Senate seat in Missouri. Mrs Zina Young Brigham Young’s widow dies at Salt Lake City aged 80. William Humphrey of Crimean War fame dies in California at 77. Steve Crosby and Joe Gane draw in Louisville for colored light weight title. Captain H T Woodin of Hamp ton dies aged 61, first to enlist from Massachusetts in Civil War. Townsend complains of watch theft from Broadway car. George Dixon and Abe Attell draw in Denver after a ten round bout. A Pueblo ex judge T B Gibson attacked in his office. attacker unknown, Gibson severely injured. Yellow fever death toll rises with Clara Maas in Havana on seventh day after bite. Six bite victims in fever commission cases include nurse Mane.
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Stone
Missouri
United States Senate
Zina Young
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
William Hmphrey
Santa Roa
Calif
Steve Crosby
Louisville
Joe Gane
Baltimore
H. T. Woodin
National Soldier’s Home
Hampton
United States Service
Massachusetts
George Alfred Townsend
Journalier
New York
Broadway
Townsend
George Dixon
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Denver
Pueblo
Colo
District Court
T. B. Gibson
Gibson
Havana
Cuba
Clara Maas
New Jersey
Mise Mane
Notable Obituaries and Local Reports From Oregon and Washington
G W Dart retires in John Day City Grant county after selling interests. Miss Mary EK Ketchum daughter of Rev H C Ketchum dies in Salem of typhoid at 27. Mrs Malvina Clayton dies in Ashland at 47, mother of two. E H Hanford sells 126 score apples to Spokane for 7000 to 9000 net profit from 120 acres, wheat less profitable. An unidentified man found dead near McMinnville with revolver. not identified. Salvation Army Fred Hartman notes harsh jail conditions in Clatsop county. Emma Bu arrested in Calgary for theft from T W Martin. George Callow also arrested. First ascent of Ossete Rock by three climbers of Regulator party: Frank J Smith, Geo Porcer, Charles Church.
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G. W. Dart
John Day City
Grant County
Mary EK. Ketchum
Salem
H. C. Ketchum
Flist Presbyterian Church
Malvina Clayton
Ashland
Dewas
E. K. Gore
Oregon
Phoenix
E. H. Hanford
Oakesdale
McMinnville
Fred Hartman
Salvation Army
Board Ia
Clatwop County
The Difference Between the Domestic Man and the Working Father
An advertising notice touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curing stomach and digestive diseases. It contrasts a exhausted laborer with a robust father who spends time with his children, claiming renewed nutrition follows healing. The ad promotes medical texts and free pamphlets by Dr. Pierce.
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Banbury
Pierce
Golden
Plenne
Pieroe
Would be killer of the pope in Vatican garden
An anarchist was captured in the Vatican gardens in Rome with a revolver and dirk. He planned to ambush and kill the pope during the morning drive and waited hidden in brush along the pope’s path. Italy police took charge of the prisoner.
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New York
Rome
Vatican
Italy
New Proposition Aims to End Steel Strike
A report from Nitteborg notes Samuel Gompers and others will present to J P Morgan a new proposition to end the steel strike authorized by the Amalgamated, Shaffer reports fewer workers today than last week and says they are not instructed. In Pittsburg Shaffer says those who went to New York have no authority, no peace in sight, hard times ahead. Painter plant managers report more men at work today. In Demmier Meheveport rumors say a night start at Demmiler tin mill failed to materialize.
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Painter
Demmier
Meheveport
Putting Knox in a Corner as Anti Trust League Seeks Prosecution
A subcommittee of the anti trust league plans a meeting to draft a petition urging Attorney General Knox to prosecute steel trust officials under the Sherman act after his denial of their information request last week.
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Anti-Trust League
Washington
Steel
Knox
Sassed Kitchener as Boer forces push toward Cape Colony
Report from Fish River Cape Colony says two Boer commandos totaling 700 men head toward the Orange River seeking entry into Cape Colony. Commandant Letter instructs surrender by September 15 under a flag of truce. London reports capture and release of 3 officers and 65 men near Ladybrand. Ex-President Broya, Dewet, and Botha send long letters supporting continued fight amid war office scandal over Yeomanry enlistment.
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Cape Town
Orange River
Cape Colony
Fish River
Kitchener
London
Lord Kitchener
Ladybrand
Ile Saya
Eaporlor
Steyn
Dewet
Botha
Broya
Kotha
War Office
Kitchenur
Wheat market slides as corn weakness weighs on trading
The New York market report shows a weak wheat session with a one cent drop amid corn weakness. Liverpool opened higher and closed up modestly while New York futures opened and closed varied around 7 5/8 to 7 3/4. The weekly visible supply declined by 745,000 to 26 million, and stocks rose in some sectors including United States Steel and sugar.
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New York
Liverpool
Téy
St. Paul
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Capital News excursion to seashore begins from Boise
At 12 45 pm the Evening Capital News launches its first Southern Idaho to seashore excursion with 100 booked sets. Travelers will join along the line to Huntington Oregon. 400 to 400 expect to reach Long Beach Washington in ten days with Portland as a return stop. Idaho day set at Astoria carnival aims to promote coastal outings.
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Evening Capital News
Idaho
Boise
Huntington
Oregon
Long Beach
Washington
Portland
Aday
Investigators Probe Corruption Charges in Chicago Police
The Civil Service Commission began an inquiry into corruption in the Chicago police department. Initial charges focus on three detectives allegedly taking a portion of an exam fee, with Chief Colleran named among those accused, as the commission expands its probe to the entire department.
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Chicago
Colleran Ja
Civil Service
Sultan Agrees to Indemnities Over Lands Interference
Paria dispatch reports the sultan will pay 700 000 francs to quays commission as indemnity for rights interference. An additional 500 000 francs is due on land seizure agreements with French interests.
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Paria
Quays
France
Mays Taken Up by Morgan in Rail Move
New York August 26 reports President Haya may join Morgan and Co as railroad expert and later be named president of one Morgan railroad.
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Mays
Morgan
New York
Haya
Morgan and Co
Aldrich announces engagement of daughter Abbie
Providence reports Sen ator Aldrich announces the engagement of his daughter Abbie to John D Rockfeller Jr. The notice notes connections to the prominent Rockefeller family and ties to Rhode Island.
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Providence
Henator Aldrich
Abbie
John D. Rockfeller, Jr
Lipton Denies Ne Was Sold Out In Cup Race
Lipton dismisses a Toledo story claiming he was knocked out during the cup race of 06. The denial addresses reports from New York that challenged his status and participation in the event.
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Lipton
New York
Agg
Toledo
Accidental Gunplay Claims Canby Boy in Vancouver
A 12 year old, Joe lyn Canby, dies after two youths 15 and 4 discharge a gun near a Vancouver home. The 22 calibre weapon went off as the boys allegedly played with it, striking Canby in the breast and killing him within minutes.
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Vancouver
Waah
Joelyn Canby
Mra. J. I. Canby
L., Canby
First Nationa Bank
Lbur
Fred Heilner
Forsyth Faces Possible Reprimand Over Key West Action
Washington reports Captain James Forsyth may be reprimanded for his conduct at the Key West naval station during the Spanish American War. Forsyth criticized the Schley Jampson controversy and defied a secretary’s order while defending a junior officer over his seniors, drawing censure for his remarks about Long and McKinley.
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Washington
Irtin
James Forsyth
Key West Naval Station
Forsyth
Schley-Jampson
Long
McKinley
Comity Among the Kings Plans Spanish Royal Visit
The Spanish king Alfonso plans a visit to France to meet President Loubet and the czar during French naval maneuvers. The trip may extend to include Kaiser Wilhelm with Admiral Weyler possibly accompanying the king.
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France
Kaiser Wilhelm
Madrid
Alfonso Ane & Saleo
Loubet
Czar
Genzel Weyler
Horse Shot by Accident Stuns Town
A misfired shotgun in Dr. W. B. Olawe’s hands struck bars and caused a splash of chaos in Walla Walla. Local reports say the weapon discharged accidentally as the doctor and companions planned to leave town to hunt.
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W. B. Olawe
Babasenan
Walla’ Walla Union
Knights Templar Gather in Louisville for Triennial Conclave
In Louisville on August 26 the city prepared for a grand parade and triennial conclave of Knights Templar. An anticipated 20,000 templars, with 16,000 in tomorrow’s march, attended services at Broadway Methodist Church led by Bishop Thomas A. Dudley and Grand Master Reuben H. Lloyd. Breckinridge of Kentucky welcomed them for the state events.
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Louisville
Knights Templar
Galt House
Broadway Methodist Church
Demorlay
Reuben H. Lloyd
Koighte
Come
Christ
Loulavi
Lam
Kentucky
Custom House
Grand Encapement
W. C
Breckinridge
Lexis Ky
Ovent
Minteapolia
Milwaukee
Minteapolie
Hamoe
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Alexander & Hexter
Fall
Igor
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Stetson
Gordon
Sen
Boston
The
Money Savers
Leon Iane le
Crow
Frederick Nolf
GC. Rohrman
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Pendleton
Peerless Ice Cream Freezers
It. C. Taylor
Pacific Northwest News
Gompers
I. Ll. Ray & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Capital News
Holse
Bias Aldrich
Essing
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Templars
Tri
W. C. P. Breckinridge
J. KR. Smith Civeatnck Co
Jamea White
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