Noted historian Jobo Fiske dies amid varied 1900s events
The news item notes the death of historian and lecturer Jobo Fiske, mentions multiple 1900s incidents including a $20,000 donation to Covington for an auditorium, boxing and boxing-adjacent bouts, and other events from San Francisco to Santa Cruz. Also reports on Gov. Orman appointing a Telluride trip committee and other minor tragedies and legal cases.
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Jobo Fiske
Carnegie
Bland
Covington
George Ganiner
Jack Moffatt
San Francisco
Sailor Brown
Ed Blanchard
Santa Cruz
Calif
W. Z. Bryan
Nashville
Enid
Franklin Fiske
Chicago Theological Seminary
Gov. Orman
Colorado
Telluride
Sipigeler Union
Frank Tarelow
Allert Stevenson
Victor Ruthven
Shanklin
Lele
Wight
Kit
Oil interests mean Ashland and Boise commerce in transit era
A ragged chain of notices links Ashland oil aims, Idaho vegetable gathering for a show, Astoria auto delivery Wagori, Chicago financiers eye Boise streetcar line, and road extensions. Casual calamities include a Baker City drowning of infant Vietor and a stage accident near Baker City with fatalities and injuries.
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Ashland
Idaho
Astoria
Chicago
Boise Etreet
Vietor
Mere
Mabel Buchanan
Baker City
Strow
Golcondamin
Cracker
Oregon
Fred HH. Davie
Portraits of Health and Illness in Womanly Ailments
The article contrasts two faces as a woman ages showing health and illness. It links backache, bearing-down pains, and nervous strain to decline in health. It claims Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures diseases of the womanly organs.
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Pierce
Rumors of Harriman Merger Bring Portland HQ Change
Rumors swirl that A L Mohler will head all Harriman rail properties in Oregon with Portland as headquarters. The Oregon lines of the Southern Pacific may merge with the O R L lines, unifying operations and departments under a single executive.
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Harriman Properties
Portland
Portland, Or
Richar Koeller
Oregon
Southern Pacific Company
A. L. Motler
O, RL
Mother
Harriman
Mortland
RON
Southern Pacific
Mohler
A. L. Craig
Yarrinan
Salt Lake
Hays
Ayatem
Uraldent Hays
Koehler
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Michigan's Honored Dead Ex-Gov Pingrew Funeral
The late Governor Pingrew lies in state at city hall then moved to a funeral mass and burial in Detroit. Mourners from across Michigan gathered as twenty thousand military and civic members accompanied the coffin to the cemetery amid black drapes and city bells tolling. The procession reflected statewide sorrow and civic respect.
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Detroit
Progra
Port Wange
Toni
Frenpuiemn
Ex-chancellor Prince Hohenlohe Dies in Switzerland
Prince Hohenlohe former German chancellor died last night in Rahat Switzerland after a period of illness. Born in Lait he began public life early and served prominently, including as governor of Alsace Lorraine before assuming the chancellorship.
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Storne
Switeerland
Prince Haohenlohe
Germany
Rahat
Prince Hohenlohe
Lait
Ciermany
Alave- Lorraine
Big Wilbur fire destroys warehouses and hotel
A blaze in Wilbur damaged Hay's general merchandise store two blocks from town and spread to a blacksmith shop and hotel. Firefighters fought flames with a bucket brigade as several people were injured and property losses reached around 100000 dollars. The fire continued burning into the morning with firefighters and townsfolk aiding containment.
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Wilbur
Hay
Bremen
Bucket Brigade
Robertson
Oy Carpenter
Saldon and Hotel
Mowtly
Bellarmilo Surrenders After Mountain Pursuit
Manila reports the Sinth cavalry forced Bellarmilo’s forces to capitulate after a chase across the mountains. Bellarmilo, leading about a thousand troops with twenty four guns, surrendered at Albany to English-led forces. An English commander Howard now leads insurgents in Mildoro island, estimated 600 men with rifles incl American deserters, occupying entrenchments at Kapan and Nagan amid regional unrest.
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Bellarmilo
Horigen
Bellarming
Albany
Mavila
Howard
Geronome
Mildoro Island
Kapan
Nagan
Wheat Market Dips on Northwest Rain and Cooler Weather
The New York market report notes a lower wheat market after good Northwest rain and cooler conditions. Liverpool closed 15 lower. New York opened 72 1 8 and fell. Chicago declined further after opening. Export shipments for the week reached 3,700,000. spot and futures show mixed moves as Chicago wheat prices fluctuate.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Liverpool
Chhicawa
Cort
President and Mrs McKinley Return to Canton Welcome
Mrs McKinley and her party arrived in Canton after leaving Washington to a formal welcome at the depot. The city decorated streets as the president and his wife, greeted by several hundred locals, began their stay with smiles and recognition of friends.
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Washington
Canton
McKinley
Nurrey
Narses
Kilon Wont
Sarah Taylor
Mew McKinley
Dose
Celine Hown
Four Italian Miners Dead in Coal Mine Disaster
Four Italian miners Steve Koskey Anidrow Getalinnki Mike Manokki and Frank Yanky died after being overcome by fire damp in a Catehorg coal mine incident following an Italian dance at Monongahela. Heavy rains and gas buildup led to suffocation. In St Louis the freight strike shows limited progress as workers call for wider support.
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Vittwlorg
Catehorg
Steve Koskey
Anidrow Getalinnki
Mike Manokki
Frank Yanky
Monongahela
Howe
Youthful murderer in Albany shoots 12-year-old Emanuel Koehler
A 12-year-old boy, Emanuel Koehler, was shot and killed by a youthful killer in Albany. The two boys were playmates who had quarreled some days earlier. The assailant, described as a young lad, then hanged himself. Police report few immediate details on motive or capture.
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Albany
N. Y
Emanuel Koehler
Dave
Secretary Kant Plans Extended Northward Military Inspection
Washington reports Secretary Kant will depart at noon for an extended inspection tour of the military posts to the northward region, outlining objectives and potential visits. The trip follows ongoing reviews of defense readiness and officer notices.
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Washington
Kant
National Educational Association Convention Arrives in Detroit
The advance guard of the National Educational Association convention has arrived in Detroit for the meeting opening Monday. It notes speakers and appointments, and mentions concerns over public funds and reform agendas, with emphasis on educational goals and civic improvement.
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Detroit
National Educational Association
Menelay
Nerve Waste review by Dr. Tenger of Dan Francisco
A promotional notice praises a new book "Nerve Weate" by Dr. Tenger, claiming practical guidance for nervous ailments. It highlights its favorable reception in religious and secular press and offers mail order details for obtaining the work and related materials.
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Dan Francico
Botl
Chicago
Mall
Three-Cornered Yacht Race Amid Boisterous Brenton Point Shoreline
A busy Bronton Point crowd lines the harbor as Colombia Independence and Constitution race from near 10 oclock. Early lead exchanges place Independence and Colombia near the front with Constitution close behind. Weather good, but race pace uncertain as torpedo boats and steamers follow. racing officials hint the match may be declared off if conditions persist.
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Rot
Colombia
Constitution
Independence
Bronton Point
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Columbia
Vachie
Migelen
Roads Damaged After Train Collision Near Ielena Montana
A Montana incident after a Northern Pacific wreck between Miles City and Winbing damaged five bridges and sewers. Three work trains were involved, and repairs were underway as crews assessed the wreckage and began cleanup.
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Ielena
Mont
Miles City
Winbing
Northern Pacific
Dane
Trafoe
Comptroller of the Corry Dawer Resigns for Senate Run
Washington reports Comptroller of the Corry Dawer tendered resignation to the president to take effect in October as he enters the senatorial contest in the fall. The move aims to pursue a seat in Uiinu.
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Washington
Corry Dawer
Dawee
Uiinu
Pierre Lorillard Rumored Near Death After Night of Illness
New York on July 4 reports Pierre Lorillard the tobacco millionaire is alive this morning after rumors circulated of his dying overnight. Neighbors and physicians had feared imminent collapse during the vigil, but his condition remains uncertain.
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New York
Pierre Lorillard
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