Widespread Disturbances Reported Across Multiple Regions
Reports from Bral News describe diverse incidents including a steamer shaft break near Cape Blanco, sixteen German soldiers drowned in the Rhine, a rapid plague spread at Amoy, and Chinese-service troops heading to Walla Walla. Other items note municipal organization in Laguna Province, a suicide at Syracuse, steel workers and trust officials meeting in Pittsburg, and various economic and political developments acrossOregon Oklahoma and New York.
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Cape Blanco
Rhine
Amoy
China
Walla Walla
Laguna Province
P. I
Ambassador White
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Oregon
Oklahoma Lands
Notable Oregon News Bits from Walla Walla to Dawson
Reports from Walla Walla describe two men Jake Gratwoh and George Friese buried by sand in sewers and later rescued after an hour entombment. A Salem woman on a Great Northern train kept money in her hair as robbers ignored passengers. Portland’s Hotel Belvedere saw Thomas Bruce injured by a fall and taken to Good Samaritan hospital. Spokane eyes improvements on the upper Columbia while Fraser River cannery talks set price scales for clam packs. Astoria welcomes Adorian William Robbeon back from the Klondike with Klondike output forecast at 25 million to 50 million. Dawson’s camp remains lively with new construction amid a booming, though moneyed, economy.
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Jake Gratwoh
Gworge Friese
Walla Walla
Salem
Scott Bogorth
Great Northern
Thomas Bruce
Belvedere
Portland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Spokane
Upper
Columbia
Atopa
Harbors and Rivers Committee
Inland Empire
Soath Od
He. M. Burpes
Namociates
Adtorian
William Robbeon
Astoria
Klondike
Daweon
Dawson
Child Dies From Alcoholic Drunkenness In New York City
A three year old in New York City died after drinking whisky given by parents to strengthen him. The incident warns that alcoholic stimulants create a habit in children even when disguised as medicine. The article notes no alcohol in Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and frames it as blood building and body building.
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New York City
Dr. Pierce
Hoitt's School Focuses on Beautiful Home Education
Fragmentary OCR mentions Hoitt's School and a note on home beauty and a principal, suggesting a feature on school environment and leadership amid limited readable detail. The text hints at a near statue or bar setting and a Romanesque style element, but specifics are unclear.
Strike Trouble to Be Adjusted in Pittsburg Conference
Reports from Pittsburg say a major Amalgamated association conference will aim to settle the Wellville strike and broader labor disputes. Theodore Shaffer declared the gathering essential to peace, with officials from the steel and iron industries attending and possible presence of Charles M. Schwab. In Reading, Pa, Philadelphia and Reading strikers remained out with freight handlers seeking raises and clerks seeking wage advances.
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Pittsburg
Jaly 10
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Warner Arima
Combine
Wealleville
Lincoln
Iron and Elvel
Theodore Shaffer
Alabama
Pittado
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Provident Shaffer
Carnegie
American Sheet Steel Company
Reading
Philadelphia
Judge issues injunction against striking iron molders
In Cleveland on July 10 Judge Wing of the U S circuit court granted an sweeping injunction against striking iron molders for One Steel company. The molders claimed their actions were only persuasion. The court ruled prolonged persuasion can become a nuisance and unlawful.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wing
United States Circuit Court
Ageinant
One Steel Company
Iits City
Domameneae
Moldere
Considine Murder Case Clashes Over Who Fired First
Testimony in the Considine hearing dated July reveals Merideth was helpless when the shot rang out as officers describe the gunfire sequence. Judge Githe and Police Sergeant lievr note threats by Considine, while the defense readies twenty one witnesses to challenge the theory of the shooter.
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Meredith
Considine
Githe
Lievr
HIRLEY IN HIS OWN BEHALF
John Hiney former president of Central Endowment ranks and Koighte of Sythias faces charges over missing order funds as he defends himself with remarks on alleged judgment errors.
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Hirley
Chicago
John Hiney
Board of
Central Eindowment Rank
Koighte
Sythias
W. D. Kennedy
H. K. Mtolte
Hiresy
Democratic platform calls tariff reform and anti trust laws
Columbus Ohio July 10 The Democrats run hostility to the demand tariff reform enactment of anti trust laws restoration of marine but no subsidies for favored shipowners.
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Columbus
Pope Blessed Cardinal at Health Ceremony in Rome
In Rome on July 10, the pope presided at a health ceremony for several real cardinals. His Holiness appeared solemn and walked with a steady, measured step as he offered prayers and blessings.
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Rome
Wheat and Corn Rally on Crop Damage Reports Across Markets
The New York Market reports stronger wheat aided by corn and oats gains and crop damage notes from Dakota and Nebraska. Liverpool and New York quotes rose. corn finished higher in New York and Chicago. stocks waned with money at 6 percent. Wheat across San Francisco and Chicago showed higher ranges and settlements.
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J. L. Nay & Co
Pendiston
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Dakota
Nebraska
Liverpool
Chicago
Storm Sweeps Galveston Halves Island in Floods
Report from Mallas Texas dated July 10 describes a fierce storm in Galveston flooding over half the island. Residents flee to the mainland and upper buildings while telegraph communication is badly interrupted. Port Lavaca on Lavaca bay is reported destroyed by the gales with feared heavy loss of life.
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Mallas
Texas
Juy
Lavaca Bay
Weather report on Galveston storm tide and flooding
Washington reports a six foot tide in Galveston during last night’s storm as districts were submerged. weather bureau notes high water and coastal impact.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Turkey agrees to pay damages to Americans in Armenia
The Turkish government will compensate U S claims for the destruction of the American College at Harpoot and injuries to other U S educational institutions in Armenia. The total amounts to about 990 000 with the sultan promising payment over several years.
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Turkey
Armenia
Washington
United States
American College
Harpoot
Wreck Near Norton Mo Kills and Injures Many
A Chicago and Alton passenger train collided with a freight near Norton three miles from Marehall. Reports list multiple fatalities including two engineers and a conductor, with about twenty five injured and several coaches burned. Names of the dead include Engiovera F Hi Brigga F J Anderson and D McAnna.
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Marehall
Chicago and Allen
Chicago
Here
Norton
Flest
Chicago and Alton
Norton Thin Opa IA
San Francisco
Engiovera F. Hi
Brigga
F. J. Anderson
Slater
D McAnna
I. Kecor
Wrestling Bout Draws 2500 in Erie Ring
New York July saw Gus Kubhlin and Bob Fitasimmone compete in a Ciraeco Roman wrestling match before about 2500 fans in Matison Hyoare Carden. Hubli proved cleverer and heavier than the Cornishman, winning two successive falls with a short rest between. Kubhlin weighed 106 pounds and Fitseimmons about 100.
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New York
Gus Kubhlin
Bob Fitasimmone
Erie
Matison Hyoare Carden
Hubli
Kuahlin
Fitseimmons
Robbers Defy Army Report From Midwest Canyons
Dispatch from Minneapolis dated July 10 describes a dramatic account of bandits eluding a pursuing force near a canyon complex. The report notes a stash of caves used to shelter prisoners and evade capture, with authorities unsure of numbers and locations.
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Minneapolis
Times
Great More Mont
Malta
Pobners Bay
Duel Ends in Death at Lacome's Saloon
In Santa Fe New Mexico on July 10 a confrontation in Lacome's saloon left Harry Daly fatally wounded and Julian Arias dead after a gun duel sparked by a quarrel over a card game. Daly died after a slow lingering death.
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Bante Fe
N. M
Harry Daly
Julian Arias
Lacome
Arias
Daly
Cold Storage Combine Report From Ohi Event
A fragmented July report from Ohi notes several attempts at a cold storage event and a supposed “4 absolute duel” outcome. The text is unclear but mentions Armour in relation to the combine and ore handling, with multiple uncertain remarks on the results.
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Ohi
Opening of Kiowa and Comanche land reservations
Registration for Kiowa and Comanche lands began at dawn with several thousand in line at El Reno on July 10. Reported hardships include famine, shortage of food, and extreme heat causing people to sleep in the streets. Fort Sill faced similar crowded conditions.
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Kiowa
Comanche
Oklahoma
el Reno
Fort Sill
Constitution Edges Independence In Near 15 Mile Race
At Hrontons Point July 1 wind and sea favored the Constitution. The Independence was water logged and listed badly throughout the races. The fleet started at 12 40 with Independence ahead Constitution second and Colombia third. After about thirty minutes Constitution pulled into a slight lead to win.
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Hronton
Independence
Constitution
Colombia
Henley Regatta Sparks International Rowing Dispute
At Henley Banquet an American crew member praised the fair race arrangements, sparking consternation among British oarsmen who accuse the event of bias. Leanders threaten to refuse future matches with the Pennsylvanians. Cincinnati hosts the 20th Christian Endeavor convention reporting strong success and plans for evening events.
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London
Henley
Timea pub limbo and Geeluby oppose Mad Mullah failure
London reports dated June 8 that the Abyssinian army under Geeluby failed to rout the Mad Mullah. Provisions are exhausted, troops await supplies while unions claim food aid may be delayed, risking starvation for many in the region.
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London
Timea Publimbo
Kilbourne Nominated for Governor by Acclamation
In Columbus Ohio on July 10 the Democratic state convention nominated Jean Kilbourne of Cincinnati for governor by acclamation. The convention adopted a platform aligning with Bryan and the Chicago and Kansas City platforms as reiterated in remarks and resolutions.
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Kilbourne
Columabe
Jean Kilbourne
Ciincinnati
Bryan
Chicago
Columbus
Brgan
Kansas City
Younger Brothers Pardoned for Northwald Bank Robbery Case
The pardon board approved clemency for the Younger brothers sentenced for complicity in the Northwald bank robbery and murder. The case involves a $5,000,000 blaze and widespread damages. Meanwhile a fire destroyed H. Ebdell's department store in Sydney, an eight story building fronting three streets with losses estimated at $65,000,000.
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Paul
Northwald
Minn
Hydney
N. 8
H. Ebdell
Death of Old Hickory's Daughter in Greenville
Mrs Martha Watterson, sole surviving child of President Andrew Jackson, died this morning in Greenville. Her death ends a long, noted lineage linked to Old Hickory during the nation’s early years.
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Old Hickory
Greenville
Toon
Martha Watterson
Andrew Jackson
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