Knights of Pythias choose San Frances for biennial meeting
The lodge in Aveeton Detroit Michigan selects San Frances as next biennial gathering site amid Paris visit rumors of a new Russian loan. Royal Lodians in Mexico on the warpath. a general from Mexico City expected to command to oust the Tolane. Mary G Leese Sherman and ex Senator John Sherman die after a fall. husband W T Roews died years ago. Richard Coombs known as Tallow Dick arrested in Lexington on charges over Goebel assassination. Clark County indictment accuses him of illegal whiskey sales. Germany faces coal famine. Prussian cabinet to grant coal rail relief for exports from England and the US. Vancouver reports Russian restrictions at Vladivostok on canned goods and food export bans for military use.
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Paris
Crear
Parle
Mexico
Mexico City
Mia
Mary G. Leese
William T. Sherman
John Sherman
Lancaster
Ohio
Whitch
W.T. Roews
Richard Coombs
Tallow Dick
Germany
Chambers of
England
United States
Enaproce
Todia
Vancouver
Tf. T
Visdivostowk
Viadiostork
Obscure Deaths and Local News Across Oregon and Idaho
Reports from Salem Albany and Baker City cover deaths of Frank Savage Nancy Coff and Marcos de Lafayette Curl with details on births and obituaries. The Idaho conference of the Methodist church convenes in Baker City with Bishop Andrews presiding while rail and mining news from Moscow and Astoria appear alongside international dispatches on the China crisis and Pekin evacuation talks.
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Frank Savage
Salen
Careopelie
Michigan
Jin
Je John Savage
Salem
Alexander J. Megler
Oveident Hotel
Astoria
San Franieco
Wilneeday
Dropey
Bright
Anteena Mere
Nancy Coff
George Eoff
Malony
Idaho
The
Methodist Church
Baker City
Andrews
New York
Bue
Marcos de Lafayette Curl
Linn County
Albany
Missoni
Central Christiani ® Church
Apokune
United State Court
Tascotoa
Hanford
Tacoma
Paul Mohrix
Westerday
Willamette Tren
Maye & Crowe
Miners and Indians in Alaska Topic at Washington Meeting
A regular meeting discussed miners at Cape Nome and tribes in Alaska. Proposals include transport to Rome to bring back the men and provisions and clothing for starving Indians in the district.
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Washington
Aug
China
Cape Nome
Alaska
Rome
Dent State
Train incident prompts dress code debate in Tennessee
In Knonville, SoAwee Happamonger reported a Southern railway passenger clothing issue, noting a man wore a shirt wallet without a coat in the ladies coach. The road department submitted an opinion that attire is not offensive if decently dressed, regardless of coat presence. Gold value sent to San Francisco. Sidney reports the steamer Montana carrying $2,760,000 at Ban.
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Knonville, Tonn
SoAwee Happamonger
Southern Railway
Department of the Road
Indiana Democrats Lead in State Polls by 18000
A leaked Indianapolis poll shows Indiana leaning Democratic by about 18 000 votes with Republicans planning a statewide push to regain strength. Durbin and party leaders urge a more thorough organization as factory layoffs affect the gas belt counties.
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Indianapolis
Ave
Indiana
Lendira
Hernly
Repubicans
Convacittee
Arelet
Durbin
Bowen Elie
Anitoron
Durhin
Todiana
Ian
Rail moguls eye unified system under Big Four plan
New York reports that M. Fr. Ingalls of the Big Four may be named president amid a push to merge all major railroads into a single nationwide network. The move aligns with alleged plans to consolidate control across lines, while opponents warn of centralized power.
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New York
M. Fr. Ingalls
Big Four
Vanderbilt
Ingulla
Viana
Hill
America
Robbery in Tipton Yields 100000 in Gold Shipment
Union Pacific explorer robbed at Tipton Wednesday night, carrying 100 000 in gold to pay soldiers in the Philippines. The referee scored the shipment. Washington reports Glasgow board of health declares a facility overrun with plague. Sixteen cases of disease linked to the hospital in Glasgow today.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Aug
Union Pacific
Tipton
Striking Cols Return to Work After Mass Protests
About 600 striking coal workers went to work this morning after a large rally. The incident followed a period of walkouts at Narragansett and other districts, with authorities reporting intensified efforts to restore normal operations.
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Cantiff
Wales
Corbett Defeats McCoy in Short, Lethal Exhibition
James J Corbett dominated Kid McCoy in Madison Square Garden, winning by knockout in under five rounds. Corbett claimed about 14 000 dollars while McCoy earned roughly 6 000 as part of an $50 000 purse.
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Corbett
Gale
McCoy
New York
Jamen J. Corbett
Kid McCoy
Madison Square Garden
Etter
Fon
MesCoy
Nan Toren
Corlett Layin
Elineh
Ewing
Nwheghige
Jim Cwong
Jim Lewpad
Lanly
Lily
Cheviot Suits With Sailor Collars Hit Sale
Advertisement notes fancy Cheviot suits with trimmed sailor collars in red blue and brown. Regular prices listed at 5c to 1.00, with sale prices emphasized.
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Weekly Examiner
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Aveeton
Detroit
Mieh
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New “Atlantic Shoe
Atlantic
Regal
Douglas
Hannan
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Ray Aa
Vaney Finnels
Pendleton’s Big Store
Warddigton
A.C. Shaw & Co
W. J. Sewell
Mer
Joseph Ell
Joe Basler
East Oregonian
Russia
Russa
Pekin
State Department
Prablic
Rowe
Neju Chwang
Mekin
Kuesian
Rocha
Ravesia
London
America Kowsian
Pokin
Williwin
Yokohnow
Yanaguchi
Perial
Japan
St. Petersburg
Ang
Lineviteh
Pelco
Taveder
Korein
Makin
Hosedan
Hi Hong Chang
Princ Ching
Nanking
Hankow
Hong Chang
Gener
Chaffee
Chinen
Waler Man
San Frangisco
Sidney
Montana
M. HB. Ingalls
Strang
Lont Robwdete
Newrinan
Fullor Ulegernpitin
Beenete
Pole-Carew
Dundonald
Shane Avery
Prague
Glangow
Woaliingtton
Marine Hospital Vergiens
Ilamgow
Board of Health
Etoven
Hospital
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Narragansett
M'Coy
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MeCoy
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Fetta
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