Dems nominate Dickson in Michigan district vacancy
Reports from across the nation note political moves including George G. Dickson’s nomination by Democrats of Michigan’s Tenth district to fill the Crump vacancy. Hanna spokes on Ohio campaign. Indianapolis primaries expected to draw about 10 000 votes with Maguire leading in 195 precincts. Fire destroys Nelson Story toor mill in Bozeman Montana killing no one.
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George G. Dickson
Michigan
Crump
Hanna
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Maguire
Boze
Zanesville
Samuel G. Bettes
Morganstown
W. Va
William Nelson Cromwell
Seventh National Bank
New York City
Red Lodge
Montana
John Andrews
John Rogers
Lewis Ranch
Andrews
Carbon County
Keil Lodge
Cleveland
Various civic and maritime notes from Nome to Astoria
Free delivery extended to Aberdeen and two new carriers named. A Nome bar petition to President McKinley seeks Judge Noyes removal. Alaska bonds may be funded at 4 percent. Steamer traffic expects 6k–7k Nome returnees. navigation may limit arrivals. Astoria street fair and regatta reported successful with crowds and decorations. California oarsmen trained on the river. a shooting incident near town injures sheep and prompts a possible posse pursuit. Initial suspicions pointed to Umatilla Indians and local sheepmen in dispute.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Nome Bar
McKinley
Arthur H. Noyes
United States District Court of Alaska
San Francisco
Pacific County
Washington
Jssue
St. Paul
United States
Nome
Alaska
Astoria
California
Olympia
South End
Crewe
Whitney
Look Ahead Women and the Perils of Early Marry
Classic early 20th century testimonial style ad urging young girls to plan ahead for marriage. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related ailments, and mentions confidentiality and free letters to the Buffalo, New York doctor. It also references Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for biliousness and headaches.
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Pierce
Lewille
Jerue
Sultan Default Linked to Ottoman Bank Failure
Constantinople report details the sultan failing to honor eight million francs promises to a French ambassador and quay firm as the Ottoman bank failed to provide funds. The sultan grows ill from anxiety and is angered by advisers and ambassadors amid rising tensions with France.
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Constantinople
France
Ambanidor Constans
Fear A Balkan Coup Detected In Roumania
Report from Bucharest on August 20 states about 300000 Russian troops mobilized in Beasaraiba under Russia's government. Commanders drill intensely and warn of imminent exploits. Roumania is said to be agitated by fear France plans a Balkan coup.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Beasaraiba
Russia
France
Mandamus
Washington
Geerall Knox
Shaffer
Pittabarg
Amalgamated
Explosion on steamer kills many near Trenton
Early reports say the boiler blast on the steamer Oe of Trenton may have claimed as many as thirteen lives. Two injured passengers are in critical condition at a hospital. Authorities fear more bodies will be found as rescue continues.
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Trenton
Philadelphis
Anteen
Trans-Atlantic Record Snapped As Veutechland Arrives
New York reports the Veutechland set a new record by completing the Atlantic crossing in two days 24 hours and five minutes, shaving 26 minutes from the prior line. The ship arrived off New York harbor this morning after a swift voyage.
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New York
End of a Controversy over Tidal Canal in Oakland Harbor
A long dispute over the tidal canal in Oakland harbor ends as authorities push to begin construction. The decision concludes a controversy spanning decades since 1874, with officials outlining next steps for the harbor project. Nearby, three boys in Maha Nebraska find $6,000 in paper money, later reported stolen from the Pacific Express Company years ago.
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Oakland
Catia
Washington
Oakland Harbor
Maha
Pacific Express Company
Will of Doce Empress Frederick Opens In Hawburry
The will, filed in Hawburry on August 20, reveals a fortune of 11,000,000 marks. The late Doce Empress Frederick leaves 1,000,000 marks to each of her six children.
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Hawburry
Frederick
Wheat market dull with mixed futures in New York
The New York Market Report by J L Ray & Co notes a dull wheat market with no features. Liverpool opened and closed at 5 84, New York at 77 and 7 . 8, up to 77 7 %. Corn declined a half cent to 59 6 8 in New York. Stocks steady and money at percent.
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New York
Liverpool
Andloand
Templars Elect Officers In Knights Templar Encampment
In Louisville Aug 26 the Knights Templar encampment elected officers after a penete business session. Grand Master Henry Baton Stoddard of Texas won the top post, with Geo Mowton of Chicago as deputy grand master and Henry Hoge named grand captain-general. Other posts filled include Geo Mellish of Cincinnati, Joseph Ocke of Portland, Frank Thomas of Washington, and a San Francisco meeting site chosen for the next gathering.
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Louisville
Knights Templar
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Henry Baton Stoddard
Pevan
Texas
Geo Mowton
Chicago
Henry Hoge
Geo. Mellish
Cincinnati
Joseph Ocke
Portland
Maine
Frank Thomas
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Miller Named General Freight and Passenger Agent
R. B. Miller is appointed general freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific's Oregon lines in Portland Oregon. William E. Coman becomes assistant general freight agent of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. Markham moves to San Francisco as assistant freight and traffic manager.
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Portland
Southern Pacific
Oregon Lings
William E. Coman
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company. Co
Markham
Oregon Lines
San Francisco
Aesistant
Drought Suffering in Zapate County and Far East Tidbits
News brief reports drought in Zapate County threatening food supply and urging immediate aid. A London dispatch notes Prince Obhun will bow to the emperor and officials will prostrate. In Seattle, Geo. Obrien, convicted of murder on the Dawson trail, dies at age 28, laughing and protesting innocence.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Zapate County
London
Vekin
Prince Obhun
Germany
Willim
Seattle
Geo. Obrien
Rolf G. Oleaon
Dawson Trail
Dawson
Electrocution of Joseph Zachello in Unsining case
In Unsining New York on August 29 Joseph Zachello was executed by electric chair for the murder of his mother in law. The case details indicate a capital sentence carried out earlier today at the prison.
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Unsining
N. Y
Joseph Zachello
Bing Sin Prison
Baker City treet fair trains set for May round trip
Pendleton to Baker City round trip tickets $5 on two trains only. Train No 6 departs Gorge R N depot 6 15 p m and returns on No 4 Baker City 5 26 p m. Tickets on sale May 5 and 8 at 78 cents round trip? (Source readable text).
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O, Rk, N. Co
Pendleton
Tinkele
Gorge R. & N
Burns Proposes Peace Plan Amid Steel Strike Fallout
New York August 29. Burns unveils a plan for arbitration of the steel workers strike but Samuel Horny of labor groups says proposals may be modified. Schwab rejects arbitration while Bethlehem absorption prompts United States Steel to consider Bethlehem operations via a separate entity. Freight congestion grows in San Francisco and Pittsburgh as negotiations continue with limited progress.
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Simon Horny
Knights of Labor
Claas Workers International Colon
Unlay
Schwab
Burne
Horne
New York
Atg
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Ang
Kethlehem Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Company
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Federation of Labor
Nebraska Republicans Denounce Boycott Endorse Workingmen's Unions
Nebraska Republican state convention nominated Meket for Supreme Court justice Samuel Sedgewick York County Regent Carl J. Eroost Lancaster and Kr. L. Gould Keith. They praised national policies and urged protections for workers while opposing blacklist boycott and violence against unions and supporting lawful organization.
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Oycott
Lincoln
Neb
Rallcan
Tate
Talay
Meket
Justicn
Supreme Court
Samuel Sedgewick
York County
Regenta
Etate Calverelio
Carl J. Eroost
Lancaster
Kr. L.jould
Keith
Incomplete Pasture Tale Affects Valley Inn History
A bizarre note from a rural pasture mentions a bay horse branded 1 and a curious bag vor on its shoulder. The narrative hints at a fruit emitting cow promising as a key to the Kogue River valley inn's history.
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Kogue River Valley
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