Notable Miscellany in RRAL News Across Disconnected Items
The RRAL notes a quieting money panic in Germany and restored confidence. Gold found near Washington City, and Vice President Roosevelt’s children gain hospital care while he visits. Col J H Haverly ill in Salt Lake City. Japan protests medical inspection in Hawaii as harmful to ties. A Canadian baronet drowns at Fairy Lake. Agricultural share of imports and values cited. Major General MacArthur to report to the War Department, with stop in Canton. Iron pipe prices rise after New York robbers strike. U S District Attorney Robert G Evans dies at 47. Miss Mande Coleman Woods hailed beauty of America. Henry Noles involved in a fatal shooting case. mob violence follows in Tennessee.
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Germany
Washington City
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital
Hhe
Paren
J. H. Haverly
St. Mark's Hospital
Salt Lake City
Japan
Washington
Hawaii
Sir Frederick Robertson
Osgood Hall
Bir Mucern Robertson
Fairy Lake
Hontaville
Canada
MacArthur
Old
Se Oon
War Department
Canton
McKinley
Milwaukee
New York
Robert G. Evans
United States
Minnesota
Queen Avenue
Kenwood
Minneapolis
Charlottaville
Miae Mande Coleman Woods
Mise Woods
America
Board of Awards
Henry Noles
Charlo Williame
Winchester
Tenn
Coan
Bity
Seattle man charged with murder after groin blow fatal
Charles Hughes of Seattle struck William Murphy in the groin. Murphy died from the injury. Hughes is jailed on murder in consequence charges.
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Charles Hughes
Seattle
William Murphy
Hughes
Dilley
Portland
Oregon
California
Itland City Hall
Ashland Public Schools
Jobn Burns
Dallon City
Bellvedere
David Simon
United Statew
Joseph Simon
K. B. Gase
Baker City
Bir
Thomas Lipton
England
Thomas
New York
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription on Motherhood
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening expectant mothers through a prenatal tonic. It claims relief from nausea and nervousness, faster recovery after birth, and ability to nurse. Also promotes non use of alcohol or narcotics and offers free consultation with a women’s disease specialist.
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Pierce
Aldreu
K. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Sultan Breaks Promises in Turkish French Talks
Paris reports the sultan failed to fulfill promises to the French ambassador in Constantinople. France says the Porte views relations as broken and negotiations will end with the French envoy awaiting the sultan's decision.
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Porte
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Constantinople
France
Outfigured the Trust Strikers Defeat Plan
Aug 27 dispatches report the steel trust's plan to import nonunion workers thwarted by Amalgamated men. A scout countered eastern car arrivals, hindering trust officials and deceiving agents.
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Pittsburg
Steel Trust
Trust
San Francisco
Hunters Point Drydock
Tragic Death of Inspector Sparks Smuggling Probe
Tugwon Arizona August 27 Secret service investigators pursue a theory of a large scale Chinese smuggling conspiracy along the Mexican border following the death of H F Jon cey an Obalne inspector killed in an accident while nearby. The coroner's verdict cites accidental death and authorities say Joswey claimed innocence and aimed to disprove connections with Hoey the collector of customs. Reports link Chinese smuggling rings to young Chinese women in San Francisco and border towns as part of an alleged gigantic scheme.
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Tugwon
Ariz
H. F. Joncey
Oblovne
Evef
Joey
Aming Obiowee
Joswey
Collestor
Hoey
Washington
Secret Service
Ben Francine
San Francisco
Noa
Isthmian Canal Terms Hoped From French Paname Co
Isthmian Canal report stalls awaiting a better proposition from the French Paname Company controlling the canal. Delay seen until after September 1 as officials expect improved terms from Paris. Hobbed a gambling house in Nashville. Thomas Johnston forced his way into the city’s largest gambling house at gunpoint to rob the till.
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Paname
Isthmus Canal Commission
Nashville
Thomas Johnston
Wheat market gains tone as prices rise and stocks fall
The New York market reports a firmer wheat tone with gains from the previous day. Liverpool and New York show higher closing quotes while corn rises and stocks retreat. money stands at 3 percent. L L Tallman of Walla Walla is appointed to the state board of pharmacy. He plans a Alaska trip with friends before taking duties.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendision
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
L. L. Tallman
Walla Walla
Boar O Pharmacy
Tallman
J. HH Oe
Dayton
Sea Navy Upholds Enlistment for Nealond
Seattle Aug 27 Judge Hanford rules the writ of habeas corpus fails to release Nealond from Navy service The court finds the enlistment valid and orders Nealond to remain in the armed forces The case centers on alleged coercion and kidnapping from Portland at the father’s instigation
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Seattle
Kimmett A. Nealond
United States Navy
Nealond
Portland
Hanford
Newland Meet
Noted Rear Admiral Boarde Lwo Among Orient Returnees
San Francisco reports Rear Admiral L A Boarde lwo retired on board O B ON and Admiral Heardaloe among last Perry expedition survivors visiting Yokohama for the monument unveiling. Walla Walla notes Peter Perris 12 at Blalock fruit farm healing from accidental left thigh gunshot from Vorrio’s 12 year old son with a .32 caliber pistol.
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San Francisco
Orient
L. A. Boardelwo
O. B
Heardaloe
Perry
Japan
Commodore Perry
Yokohama
Walla Walla
Peter Perris
Blalock Fruit Farm
Vorrio
Filipino Rebel Leader Captured by U S Troop
Manila reports Lieut Hassard of the Third Cavalry leading Macabete scouts to capture the American deserter Howard, a Filipino rebellion leader who had long provoked American forces.
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Manila
Lieut
Hassard
Third Cavalry
Howard
Fascinating carbide lighting and a 1900 corn crop recap
In a note on calcium carbide and acetylene lighting, the piece cites Mr. Wilson of Vienna who produced carbide by accident, later sold patents as a potential substitute for papermaking and water illumination. It also gives 1900 U.S. crop totals: corn 4 078 145 096 bushels with exports around 10 percent, wheat 547 504 446, and cotton 4 757 060 242 pounds with a share exported.
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Atrest Gan
Wilson
Vienna
Gaemakere
Hin
Everybody's Magazine
Exclusive Indiana magnate builds transit empire
The era’s leading local magnate, John Cramp, privately financed and built a street railway in Indiana. He owns the LM operation with his own capital and has expanded into theaters, hotels, a park, and a cafe, establishing a powerful, lone enterprise in Southern Indiana.
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Clessiie
Senet
John 8
Cramp
Idiana
Creep
Indiana
Negligence case outlines board hostely incident
Fragmentary derailed OCR notes describe negligence in a board hostely matter. The text references a person or party named Slabbers and mentions a fee and a general negligence claim against the board. No clear dates or locations are provided.
Glittering Pageantry Opens 28th Templar Conclave in Louisville
In Louisville on August 27 the Kalghta Templar opened its twenty eighth annual conclave with a grand parade through a decorated city. An estimated twenty thousand lined the route as the long procession moved for hours to the high school grand asylum where address of welcome by Congressman Breckenridge was met with a reply from Grand Master Lloyd. A notable California commandery No 1 led a striking display with black night uniforms and white horses.
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Janieville
Kalghta Templar
Grand Aaylam
Louieville
Lloyd
Congramman W
Breckenridge
California Commandery
No. 1
Cook
Oil Gusher Claims Two More Lives in Heaumont Texas
A Houston Chronicle report from Heaumont Texas dated Aug 27 states two more workers died today near the massive oil gusher that erupted Monday. They were trying to shut off the flow and were overcome by gas as the well continued to spout vast volumes of oil. Over one hundred thousand barrels had already flowed.
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Heaumont
Texas
Bad cyclone devastates European harbor in mass wrecks
A fierce cyclone struck a European harbor causing heavy damage to ships and facilities. Eighteen coastal vessels were wrecked and multiple people were drowned amid the chaos and shipping losses.
Witnesses Summoned in Washington Inquiry
A list of witnesses to be summoned for the coast inquiry was announced today by Lomley of the Seb per coast. The witnesses are to appear in court and the full list will be made public tomorrow.
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Schley
Washington
Sen Navngate Lomley
Seb Per Coast
Formalley
Tomtity
Valentine Appoints L H Valentine U S Attorney
The United States Attorney L H Valentine was appointed for the southern district of Ashford, announced today. The article notes major industrial changes since 1898 and discusses labor leader Carroll D Wrinhit highlighting agricultural growth with fare rising from 4,604,461 to over 5,700,000.
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Carroll D. Wrinhit
Oun
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