Weather and political notes amid a world of events
Reported heat in the east and various global topics include the pope condemning the French law of associations, A. B. A is named senator from South Dakota to succeed the late Kyle, and a sports update notes the Constitution beating Columbia and other athletics at Huddersfield.
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Idaho's Tax Crop and A Mismatch of Idaho News
Idaho's tax crop this year will reach 280000 bushels. Baker City plans a school house costing 12457 dollars. Sherman county is described as Oregon's greatest wheat-producing section. A flood of immigration to Washington is reported with 1000 to 20 arrivals daily. An old man found dead near Geiser Oregon is likely unrelated to foul play.
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Ferocious Constrictor Metaphor Warns Against Consumption Dangers
The excerpt describes consumption as a constrictor that slowly suffocates its victim and stresses early escape from the attack. It promotes Tyierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for symptoms and states it can restore the emaciated body to health. It references alcohol in a dismissed line and mentions a Russian oak tea.
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Ohio Democrats in Convention Amid Absence of Leaders
Delegates and visitors gather in Columbus for the Democratic state convention opening tomorrow. The absence of Tom Jotlivon and Jobie Ho Me Lean is seen as favoring the conservatives allied with McLean. James Kilbourne is anticipated as the governor nominee.
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Lorillard dies in New York hotel after illness
Pierre Lorillard the tobacco magnate dies at the Fifth Avenue Hotel after a lingering illness dating from June. Family members including daughters Mrs Taylor and Mrs William Kent, their spouses, Pierre Lorillard Jr and wife, and Pierre Lorillard III are at his bedside. Funeral at Grace Church at 1 PM Wednesday with interment at Greenwood.
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British Capture Nineteen Boers at Hoers Hurna Town
From Ellensburg Orange River Colony July 6 Remington's guides on July 5 occupied the Boer position. They took nineteen Boers including a commandant with one killed and two wounded. Cape Town July 8 Commandant Schopper's force raided Murrayaburg burning public buildings and some homes.
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European Custom League Forms to Halt American Market Invasion
An extra of the Post reports that Austria Germany and Hungary have decided to form a European costume league to resist what is described as an American commercial invasion of foreign markets. The move signals a regional effort to protect European industries and markets from U S competition.
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Investigation Begins Into Police Immunity Claims in Indianapolis
A jury today opened an inquiry into alleged immunity within Indianapolis law enforcement. The investigation targets a long-term pattern of misconduct in the county, with about 20 percent of cases reportedly involving questionable actions.
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Spanish Franchise Question Hit By War Department Decision
Washington July 5 The war department to rule on Spanish regime franchises in Cuba and the Pacific amid a Western Union Postal dispute over cable between the United States and Cuba. Pittsburg July 4 Twelve Amalgamated unionists dismissed at Wellsville plant threaten to stall settlement talks as Shaffer demands resignation.
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Supreme Court Rehears in Farmere and Bank Case
Salem report notes farmers and National Bank v Woodell on rehearing with the former opinion adhered and state vs arrest reversed. Houser v West rehearing overruled while coal transportation matters are limited. Philadelphia wire cites industry shifts and regional coal field influences.
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Veresilies Devastated by Fire with Civilian Losses
Greenville Ohio reports a devastating blaze that destroyed the town of Veresilies including 35 homes and all businesses after a five alarm fire ignited at an elevator. Soldiers were among the drowned during firefighting efforts, with rescue attempts continuing.
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Wheat Markets Fall On Weak New York Close
The New York market report shows wheat weak all day and closing at the lowest point, about a cent under Saturday. Liverpool prices slipped five to six pence while New York opened around 70 and closed near 70 1/8, with weekly supply down by 1,205,000.
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Commemorations Echo Navy Praise for Captain Myers
The German minister at Pekin reports high praise for Captain John Myers of the US Marine Corps who led the marine guard during the siege of Pekin. He is cited for personal bravery and steadfast conduct in defending the legation, earning potential foreign honor for American leadership.
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Train robbery chase spurs surround in Little Rockies
Reports from Glangow Montana say posses close in on suspects tied to a Great Northern train robbery. Sheriff Grifith and LW men along with Under-Sheriff Cane press north as Malta authorities seek the band tied to K. Trafton. A second holdup near the scene heightens Malta alert. In another incident a Colorado police shot a fleeing man named Cassidy after a breach charge run.
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Death of Child From Torpedo Explosion In Dietver
Dietver Colorado July 4 After investigation the police conclude Kether Oliver a ten year old child died in an accident from a torpedo explosion. The child found a torpedo in the yard and bit into it causing the blast. The father William Oliver a surveyor was away in Cripple Creek at the time.
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Christian Endeavor convention delegates begin business
Cincinnati delegates opened the preliminary meetings of the Christian Endeavor convention and will hold evangelistic and devotional sessions throughout the day. Noon evangelistic crowds gathered citywide for sessions as the event progresses.
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Fragmentary Salem Text Reconstructs 19th Century Notes
Disjointed lines mention Salem July events, a commission, Galas and Harv association, a secretary Coheeboees, and a fire destroying a building with losses around 160,000. A pope’s physician praises a treatment, while John Bearn speaks of hope and cure, amid unclear context and names.
Constitution Leads the Flag in Yacht Race Victory
The Constitution, racing in a ten mile triangle course with Columbia and Independence off St. Hronton, dominated the second race amid poor conditions. At 4:16 pm the Constitution led by several minutes, crossing first while Columbia finished two minutes back and Independence followed.
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Shamrock UI Docked After Fouled Hull Examined
In Klangow on July 4 Shamrock UI was docked and her hull inspected. The examination found the bottom foul, and it is believed that this contributed to the ship's recent troubles attributed to the old Shamrock.
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Noah the Kaiser Yacht Order Reported in New York
Naval architects Cary Smith and Barbey in New York received a 120 foot yacht order from Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. No price details disclosed.
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Explosion at Corning Hill powder works kills worker
A blast at the Corning Hill powder works in Hanta Crag California today leveled two wheel mills and blew off the roof. W H Darling, an employee, was killed though total powder loss is unknown. The walls remain standing.
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