Turbulent Times Spark Global and Domestic Shifts
Reports say machinists nationwide are returning to work while Turkey fulfills a $95,000 American claim. A New Jersey salmon cannery operates amid rising international tensions and Boer prisoners escape from a Darrell’s Island camp. Dowager empress tacitly approves China’s situational moves as royal engagements unfold in Scotland. J. A. Fillmore will receive $1,000 monthly from the Southern Pacific system, with teachers bound to Philippine service aboard the transport Thomas sailing July 28. Kitchener notes South Africa tensions. Boer raiders likely receive aid amidst fading momentum. In Evanston L. I., police quell a protest after crowd-blocking traffic forces water to be sprayed, injuring several.
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Mining delegates to visit Easter Oregon and local contracts
Fifteen Sampter citizens will travel to Boise Idaho to urge mining delegates to visit Eastern Oregon. Halone and Shipley of Forest Grove Oregon won a contract for 1000 tons of Altimothy hay for Manila at 18 dollars a ton.
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Range Hors
Oregon
Sampter
Boise
Idaho
Rego
Halone and
Shipley
Forest Grove
Thousan
Altimothy
Manila
Unclear fragment on health remedy claims
Fragmentary text describes a nervous or weak stomach and promotes Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for poor nourishment and weakness. No clear events, persons, or dates are identifiable.
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Pierce
Help Wanted Ad from Pendleton Agency
Help or Situation Wanted notice from F. F. Cook's Employment Agency located at Corner Main and Alla Street Pendleton Oregon seeking positions for job seekers and employers in the area.
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F. Cook
Main and
Alla Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Massive Norton wreck claims twenty lives and maims
A freight stock train collided with the Alton passenger near Norton Missouri, killing twenty passengers and injuring many others. Survivors suffered severe burns from escaping steam while rescuers worked amid blazing heat and scattered debris. The incident prompted rapid transport to Kansas City for treatment and left funeral plans in motion for the deceased.
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Kansas City
Alton
Norton
Meon
Boliew
W. Hooker
Bridal Couple Arrested Over Pension Money Theft
Chicago July 12 Walter Kavanagh and Daisy Wheeler of Kansas City were arrested on a Kansas City police telegram alleging the bride took 1100 dollars from her mother from government back pay. Kavanagh claims the money was stolen at gunpoint, while Wheeler admits taking funds but asserts they were taken from her mother. The couple, aged 2? and 1 year, eloped last week intending marriage but were derailed by the dispute over funds.
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Chicago
Walter Kavanagh
Daisy Wheeler
Kansas City
Wntion
Kavanagh
Miew Wheeler
Karee City
War on Fraser River disrupts British Columbia labor strikes
Reports from Vancouver and coast guard lines describe a major labor confrontation on Fraser River waters near An Un inland. Japanese crews were captured, boats overturned, and gear discarded as strikers seized the moment in a battle with no parallel in labor history. One notable death occurred in New York, theater manager Harry Manu. Italian expatriates faced a public lynching alert in Vicksburg as politics and violence unfold along transport routes.
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Vancouver
I C
Fraser River
Hrntieh Colantia
Mall Hoate
Gulf
Prikonera
Anal Islands
Prominent Republican Dies in Suspected Self-Inflicted Incident
A prominent Republican figure died last night in what authorities describe as a self-inflicted incident at a hotel. The exact cause remains under investigation and no further details were immediately available.
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Uae
Weese
Eee
Widow of Jo Davis in Maine Civil War figure obituary
Fragmentary notice from Portland Maine dated July 12 cites the widow of Jefferson Davis adrift in obscurity. It notes her status connected to the Confederacy and hints at a formal passing reference or remembrance.
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Davis Ili
Portland
Maine
Mya
Jefferson Davie
The
Confederacy
Ip Quite Ul Re
Grain market roundup amid hot weather and rising prices
Exciting grain trading reported from New York, Chicago, and San Francisco as heat damages corn and oats. Prices advanced with corn up two to four and wheat up about two and a half. Liverpool higher on futures and heavy liquidation weighed on stocks.
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J. L. Rayt& Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
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Clowe
Thy
Stgar
Steel
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U.P
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Say Francisco
Chicago
Tax Penalty Ruling Impacts Oregon Counties
Judge Mebride rules on C. W. Shively v Clatsop County over tax on property misassessed. Rehearing considered constitutionality of Youngs Bay bridge levy and county indebtedness limits. Court upholds levy act but voids 3 percent penalty and $1.50 levy for delinquent taxes as illegal.
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Astoria
Ore
C. W. Shivelyve
Clateop County
Young's Bay Bridge
Lalue
Brooks survey party sails for southern Alaska field work
Alfred B. Brooks leading United States Geological Survey party of three men departs for southeastern Alaska aboard the Queen. They will start at Ketchikan to inspect mines for about a month before proceeding to Wrangel and other areas, aiming to return by early October depending on progress.
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Seattle
Alfred BH
Brooks
United States Geological Survey
Alaska
Thave
Members Question Hrntieh Desertion at Wishfontein Battle
In London today MPs pressed for confirmation that Hrntieh deserted the wounded at Wishfontein. Lord Branley denied information. An Irish uproar followed as Dillon and Stanley pressed for telegraphic inquiry to Kitchener. Speaker secured order as the issue stalled.
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London
Pilton
Kitchoner
Stanley
Onder
Comptroller Dawes Receives Receiver Support for Bank
Washington on July 12 Comptroller Dawes has received the receiver s support on the ailing seventh national bank of New York. The collapse involves suspected unrecoverable deposits and potential liquidation paths under deputy supervision.
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Washington
Dawes
Repe Yors
Colver
Fragmentary Yearbook Style Note
A garbled OCR fragment references dates and names in a school or legal style note with unclear meaning. It suggests altered dates and possible references to a case or bail matter, but most details are unreadable and cannot be clearly identified.
Steel Trust And Amalgamators Dally Over Likely Settlement
Pittsburg July 12. Tension rose as the Steel Trust and Amalgamated Association met with President Shaffer pressing for immediate action. Despite hopes for a settlement today, Shaffer warned of possible strike if progress stalled. Across the nation, Newport News machinists faced scrutiny for abandoning a nine hour day and returning to old terms, sparking concern over broader strikes.
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Amalgamated Association
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Trant
Trast
Jnet
Prasaidont Shaffer
Washington
Newport News
W. Va
O'Connell
Yachts Race Delay as Independence Fails Topmast
The Independence loses its topmast after an early mishap and retires from the race led by Columbia with Constitution second. Columbia finishes first as Shamrock Wins the Race records a separate note from Bermuda.
Claims to be a pauper in London court
Bertram Murphy claims alimony of 40047 pounds from his former wife Norah daughter of Sir Donald Stewart in London, seeking relief as a pauper. He alleges he is dependent on 1500 pounds from his brother in San Francisco after his father’s will and current allowance ceased last month.
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London
Bertram Murphy
Iadel Murphy
Pring Wililonsiee
Norah
Donald Stewart
Murphy
San Francisco
Hanna's Ex Wife Silent After Service Injury
Fragmentary notes report Mrs Mary Hanna divorced wife of Dan Hanna the senator's son eluding service yesterday to show cause. A damaged line mentions an injury to her arm while dealing with a fence and plumbing. Additional items refer to a ship Urvite cargo value in Norfolk and Governor General improving conditions in July.
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Mary Nanna
Dan Hanna
Ras Ibelle Oaia
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