London to Baltimore and Ottawa Dispatches Mix In Bral News
A London special notes 112 degree heat on Tuesday in the steamship Ethiopia voyage study tour for 12 workers. Reports from Odessa and Vienna claim Kurdish atrocity and Bulgarians burning Turks. Manitoba premier Roblin in Winnipeg police court faces cattle theft charges. The Canadian exhibition opens its twenty-third year with high expectations and full lodges representation.
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Ethiopia
Order of Hiberniane
Cardinal Gibbone
Rome
Baltimore
Odessa
Vienna
Ar- Metin
Grand Lodge of the
Ancient Order United Workmen
Camano Island
Port Gardner Bay
Wash
Cavaleros
Winnepega
P. Roblin
Manitoba
W. Milla
Roblin
Mille
Canada
Multiple Disjoint Events Reported In Northwest News Briefs
The notes report a Whitaker Wright resignation as Le Roi company managing director under pressure. Pacific Coast Telephone builds a line from Baker City to Cornucopia connecting Panhandle with Baker County. German resident Conrad Bethulmerich dies from heart trouble in Hillsboro. Astoria opens a street fair amid a week of activity. Flagstaff mine ownership transfers in Baker City to New York and Massachusetts capitalists. A thunderstorm off Columbia scorches dust and floods fires, striking Hood River wires and Cloud Cap. Whitney announces a gold find and Sompter valley rail extension to mining and timber country. Louie Clements, a familiar North Yakima figure, dies. he was said to be a Spaniard and son of a titled family. He helped sick for pay, died poor, funeral costs covered by grateful patients.
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Whitaker Wright
le Roi
Pacific Coast Telephone & Teleraph Company
Baker City
Cornucopia
Panhandte
Baker County
Conrad Bethulmerich
Hilleboro
Astoria
New York
Massachusette
Columbia
Hood River
Mount Hood
Cloud Cap Ino
Whitney
Sompter Valley
Hohanes
Louie Clements
North Yaki
Clemente
Daetory
Yakima
Seidom
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Discovery Promoted for Infant Healing
An advertorial note urges mothers to use Dr. Pierce’s Medical Discovery and Gold Penny Prescription to aid wasting digestive organs and revive ill infants. It claims the tonic forms new blood and life, contains no narcotics, and is a temperance medicine. Free medical adviser pamphlets offered.
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Weiders
Pierce
Ialden
Gael
Kurr Meyer
Yao
Gallen
Ieee
Which yacht will sail the Shamrock II
New York Aug 27. Which yacht Constitution or Columbia will defend the America's Cup against Shawrock III is the question that agita... yachtmen on the Atlantic coast. The recall of the last of the preliminary series left honors even and opened the field for Newport races under the New York Yacht Club.
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New York
Columbia
Shawrock Ili
Vyachtemen
Atlantic
Colombia
Newport
New York Yacht Club
Alse
Constitution
Independence
Sound
Bristol
Marin
Yachtamen
Wheat market report from New York and Chicago
The New York Market notes light activity in wheat with small price moves. Liverpool closed at 7 7 8, New York opened unchanged at 7 54 4, sold at 7 54 4 then closed at 7 58 4 for September. December option two cents above September. Also lists futures and spot prices across several exchanges and cities.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendiston
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Knights Templar Prize Drill Opens With 10000 Plus in Attendance
Loninville August 28 The Knights Templar prize drill drew over ten thousand spectators in the grand stand as Columbia of Washington and Denver led the field. Denver impressed critics with superior drill and earned loud applause. Membership reported at 126000 with 125000 enrolled, and Grand Master Lloyd praised the order’s thriving condition. Milwaukee appears favored to host next carpment event, with Allegheny Cincinnati and Detroit commanders among the morning competitors.
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Loninville, Agg
Knights Templar
Columbia
Washington
Denver
Lloyd's
Milwauker
Allegheny
Cincionati
Detroit Commanderian
Counterfeiters Captured Near Spokane River Plant Seized
Al Roberts made the arrest for the federal government aided by Secret Service men in Kinker City. E K Con and J Butte were arrested on Spake river sixteen miles from here for counterfeiting fifty cent and two dollar pieces. The complete plant was captured and examinations are being held before transfer to Portland.
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al Roberts
Secret Service
Kinker City
E. K. Con
J. Butte
Spake River
Roberts
Ofiera Wade
Portland
More Charges for Hoey in Smuggling Case
Hoey, named as alleged ring leader in a large Chinese mugging scheme, was rearrested Tuesday on a second count and released on $4000 bail. Deputy Sheriff Darnell, a principal government witness, was also arrested amid suspected involvement. Hoey's examination stretched into Thursday.
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Nogales
Aris
Hoey
Atheme
Darnell
Ile Je
Thoreday
Colombia Revolt Strains Labor as Costs Soar
Washington reports Colombia’s revolution has cost about two hundred million in two years. Commerce revenue is nearly zero and high prices deepen suffering among the laboring classes. In Manila, Captain Hale and 200 men fought insurgents in Toomlay Province, routing the rox bola and wounding two Americans.
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Washington
Colombia
Manila
Hale
Twentieth Infantry
Generale Milver
Cioncaloe
Kaanges
Toomlay
Mexican priest Father Amada sought for laic theft of church funds
Fort Worth reports a Mexican priest named Father Amada who fled with a young girl and $60,000 from a church. He will be returned to Mexico where he was apprehended. The girl will also be brought back. The girl remains in love with the priest.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Father Amada
Mexico
Rowin
Ales
Phe
Witnesses in Schley Inquiry Named by Navy
The Hedley court of inquiry will hear testimony from a distinguished group headed by Admirals Rampnon Kvane Hogginson Cotton and Taylor along with eleven captains nine commanders eight lieutenant commanders ten lieutenants and other officers.
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Washington
Hedley
Navy Department
Rampnon
Kvane
Hogginson
Cotton
Taylor
Twely
Rupture with Turkey Seen as Final in Paris Dispatch
Paris reports an end to hopes of reconciliation with Turkey as diplomats push for decisive action. Vienna notes Constantinople ready for possible war with France, with the Porte arming port defenses and laying mines to protect Saloha and nearby approaches.
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Paris
Articlan
Turkey
Taakor
Vienna
Saloha
Vereees
Eplian
Globe Reports Suburb Telegraphed Wire Cable Issue
The Globe notes a disturbance in suburb telegraph cables causing a reported outage. Officials advise residents to expect continued service delays as technicians assess the system and restore lines.
Significant Phase of the Steel Strike Shifts Hiring
Reported moves by the American Tin Plate company to hire nonunion workers to reopen mills halted by a strike. Shaffer denies Amalagamated board peace proposals. Demmler tin plate mill attempts falter as workers guard the plant. Star and Painter Works resume with extra manpower. Painter plant operates six mills.
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Pitteburg
Aggy
American Tin Miate
Ihe
Welon
Honemon
Shaffer
Amalgamated
Mall of Peace
Demmier Mills
McKewsport
Demmler Tin Plate
Terialice
Star and Painter
Star Tin Plate Works
Burn Warrant Spreads Fear In Columbus
In Columbus Missouri on August 28 a young Black man named Will Francis is threatened with being burned at the stake tonight if two men in pursuit capture him. The alleged attacker and killer of Mico Mary Hewlerson, age 0, occurred on a local farm.
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Columbus
Francis
Porcuit
Francie
Mico Mary Hewlerson
Here
Destitution Reported in Snapata County Causes Suffering
Fort Worth Texas August 28 report details destitution among people of Snapata County as growth continues. Many dying of starvation and brandished beings are emaciated from lack of sustenance.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Snapata County
Naval Surgeon Urie Called To Secretary Long's Summer Home
In Hoston on August 24 Naval Surgeon Urie physician to Secretary Long was summoned to the summer residence. The incident raised concerns about the secretary's health and security amid tense political climate.
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Hoston
Urie
Long
Ilneew
Merlot
Hoosevelt Sets Westward Mission From Oyster Kay
Vice President Hoosevelt departed Oyster Kay this morning heading west on a political trip. The journey marks a new phase as he visits western states to promote policy priorities and rally support.
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Hoosevelt
New York
Aggy
Oyster Kay
Politician Retires Shocks New York News Cycle
In New York on August 4 a prominent political figure declares retirement ending a long career. William O Whitney, a noted policy voice, bids farewell amid a wave of reflections on public service and future politics.
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