Epworth Leaguers Rally and Other World News Items
Epworth Leaguers from Minneapolis and Missouri plan a Salt Lake City rally. A Vallejo widow and her 10 year old daughter died in a house fire. A Perth rail strike over wages ends with a settlement. Boxer Jack O'Brien and Dido Plamb set for a middleweight title bout in Newcastle on August 15. Coffee from the United States will enter Porto Rico free of duty under new tariff proclamation. A Brockport farmer killed his wife and himself, leaving one child. A £1500 purse trot at Brighton Beach opens August 12 between Jon Patchen and Anaconda. A Salt Lake district court ruling finds Dr Park and Mrs Hilton not legally married for estate purposes.
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Epworth
Minneola
Illinois
Missouri
Salt Lake
Mia
Helen Althoff
Vallejo
Calif
Perth
West Australia
Jack O'Brien
Dido Plamb
New
Oaatle-on-Tyne
Porto Rico
United States
McGrath
Brockport
Boston
Brighton Beach
Dodge Hall
District Court
Range of Local Notices From Oregon and Washington
Rural free delivery begins in Eugene on September 2. Panl Corcoran seeks pardon, delayed to August 1. Washington Bar meets at Ellensburg in August 1902. Vancouver hosts Portland Vancouver Yakima rail extension work. Rowland BC miners strike with about 1000 out. Snake River fruit shipments rise. Lewiston ships four to five carloads daily. Tripp Jackson furniture store burned at Ellensburg. loss about 3000 and 2000 insured. Wardoer boarding house in Coeur d Alene burned. third fire in as many years. Two boys drowned in Willamette while playing on a log boom in Portland. First wheat of new crop received at Tacoma grain office. origin near Panoo. yield 10 bushels per acre, No 1. Lodging house incident: M A Moore shot dead examining revolver. his mother Rachel Moore dies at The Dalles. Mrs Moore, born 1832 in Missouri, crossed plains in 1850s. funeral plans tied to Portland remains.
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Eugene
Pan
Corcoran
Idaho State Board
Anguat I
Washington State Bar Association
Ellensburg
Hide
Vancouver
Portland, Vancouver and Yakima
Rowland
B. C
Snake River
Lewinton
River Houte
Tripp & Jackson
Elleneborg
Waah
Toether
Lowe
al Rege’ Company
Wardoer
Coenur d'Alene
Portland
Oas
Charles Leones
Corlie Mulligan
Willamette
State Grain
Tacoma
Panoo
M. A. Moore
Prineville
Ure
Rachel A. Moore
John Moore
Dal
Unclear due to damaged text about birth pain relief
Fragmentary passage discusses birth pain and claims a doctor's prescription can reduce suffering. The text is garbled with many typos, making specifics unreliable. It mentions pain during birth and a remedy claimed to ease the process, but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Will Call Men Out On Monday In Steel Mills Strike
In Pittsburg on July 13 a looming decision faces 60 000 workers across American Sheet Steel Ameri can Tinplate and American Steel loops plants. Amalgamated union chief Shaffer warns only a peace or trouble outcome with a Monday strike if no agreement is reached.
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Pittsburg
American Sheet Steel Company
American Tinplate Company
American Steel Loops Company
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Ivened
Soos
Forty Seven Now on Island-Town Union Men Arrested
Vancouver July 15 Forty seven Japanese prisoners guarded by salmon strikers are marooned on a small island off the gulf of Georgia. Officials seek the island location while strikers threaten to place more captives there. Frank Rogers a Fishermen's union leader and ex superintendent was arrested over involvement in the Bowenteland marooning. Joe Veapiane another union leader was arrested for the same reason.
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Vancouver
B. C
Gulf of Georgia
Union Gahermen
Frank Rogers
Flehermen's
Fishermen's Union
Waa
Bowenteland
Joe Veapiane
Wie
Fire destroys Hutte hotel in Montana blaze
A early morning fire in Hutte Montana gutted the hotel causing injuries to several guests who leaped from windows. English and John Devine were seriously hurt and many others suffered slight injuries. Firefighters say the blaze started in a basement. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Hutte
Mont
Give English
John Devine
Beeane
Pennsylvanians defeat Dublin crew on the lake
Killarey July 13 The University of Pennsylvania eight easily defeats University of Dublin on the lake here. The Americans go in fifteen minutes. The Irish quit after Pennsylvanians secured an end of over lengths. Betting was stop on the Americans.
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Killarey
Univer Uit of Pennsylvania
University of Dublin
Alaska Gala Hall Sends In Wealth Amid Shipping Boom
Seattle news reports the steamer Humbolt arrived with about $500,000 in gold and stock shipments. For six weeks new wealth and shipments from Mt. Michaels area were arriving, signaling a thriving trade and rapid movement of capital to Alaska.
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Seattle
Humbolt
Wittiaon
Mt. Michaels
Man Shot on Union Pacific Train Near Rawlins
On the Union Pacific train bound for Council Bluffs a man was shot and killed last night near Rawlins. Hartley Copeland confessed the shooting saying the victim assaulted him. police believe Copeland acted in self defense.
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Rawlins
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Hartley Copeland
Copeland
Texas statesman Hubbard dies in Tyler
Richard B. Hubbard former Texas governor and minister to Japan during Cleveland's administration died in Tyler Texas on July 13.
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Hxu
Hubbard
Dallas
Tex
Richard B. Hubbard
Texas
Cleveland
Japan
Tylor
Lipton Sails Off to Beat Challenger at Kilcattan Bay
July 13 report from Kilcattan Bay Scotland notes Lipton’s challenger beating two avianies in a fifteen mile windward chase through Butte sound.
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Kilcattan Bay
Scotland
Lipton
Butte Sound
Rosebery Denies Soft Imposition in Albany Talk
London July 13 Lord Rosebery in an interview denies engagement reports tied to Albany. The remark refutes rumors of a political imposition linked to the Albany matter and stresses no such arrangement exists.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Ibe
Albany
Wheat and corn move lower amid drought impact and market ties
The New York market reports wheat easing after corn slips, with Kanone Missouri drought blamed for poor crops and strong export shipments at 5,000,000. Prices closed about 73 5/8 to 73 6/8 in New York while San Francisco lists wheat around 1004 to 100 5/8.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendieton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Kanone
Missouri
Mt. Paul
San Francisco
Aged Oil and Iron Boomers In Walla Walla
Copper Barnes, a noted figure in Walla Walla County, was sent to the county poorhouse after claiming to know a California iron and oil find. He reportedly secured a fortune by prospecting in town, then returned to California to pursue an alleged iron deposit, but attention shifted to an oil location. Barnes is said to be years old.
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Walla Walla
Waah
Barnes
Walla Walla County
California
Fire destroys Mrs. McKinnie residence near Turner
From the state capital Salem July 15 a pioneer home of Mrs. Mary McKinnie four miles from Turner burned with losses around 7000 none insured. Mrs McKinnie and others lost goods. The Harren and Landon planing mill was sold to John Stout of Indiana a furniture maker.
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Salem
Mary McKinnie
Turner
McKinnie
Howeebold
Hanren & Landon
John Stout
Ville
Ind
Union of Colored Bankers Planned at Buffalo Convention
New York reports a national bankers convention set for September 26 to 28 in Buffalo to organize a national association of colored bankers. John Clinton Jr of Philadelphia leads arrangements. True Reformers' Bank of Richmond may join the American Bankers Association. Seven Negro banks are claimed to exist in the South.
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New York
Buffalo
John Clinton, Jr
Philadelphia
National Association of
Colored Bankers
Bank of Richmond
American Bankers’ Association
St Louis-Rail Line Aimed to Link City and Springfield
Active steps begin scouring rights of way for a new electric railway to connect St Louis with Springfield Illinois. The line targets traffic to the 1904 St Louis world’s fair raffle from southern and central Illinois, with permanent passenger freight and mail service planned. Springfield and Louisville capitalists back the project.
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Bt. Louis
Gals
Springfeld
Ilinca Point
United States Mail
Springfield
Loulaville Capitaliers
Drought Drives Hope From Odessa Region
A dispatch from Odessa reports no hope of saving any portion of the corps across Amara, Haratoff and nearby districts as drought grips the area. Prolonged tropical heat drives rivers dry since early June with temperatures fluctuating and streams drying up.
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London
Daily News
Odessa
Corpa
Amara
Haratoff
Ocean
Santos Dumont’s 4th trial winds up with prize
Paria July 13 Santos Dumont completed a trial flight for the ie prix under the Aero club’s new course. He crossed the Eiffel Tower route in thirty five minutes, five minutes over the limit. The club awarded him a prize of one hundred thousand francs for his achievement in serial navigation.
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Paria
Santos Dumont
Oel
Aero Club
Wip
Ork Seronnd
Conference for Young Women Held in Northfield
A ten day young women’s conference opens in Northfield Massachusetts with leadership from Mr. John M. Mott of New York. The event focuses on college and association work among young women and will run through July 14.
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Northfield
Mass
Mont
Wife of an Actor Files Bankruptcy in Saint Paul
Maria A Curtis wife of M Bartis known as Hamuel of Posen filed for bankruptcy in Saint Paul Minnesota. The petition lists debts totaling 176171 dollars with assets consisting mainly of clothing valued at 275 dollars and household coal allowances.
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St. Paul
Minn
Maria A. Curtis
M. B
Rtis
Hamuel
Posen
Oregon Short Line Announces Mackay Named Official
Vice President Cornish states the Oregon Short Line expects the foot Houston line to be completed with Mackay named to a key position. The announcement notes a plan for new routes and leadership roles, signaling progress on the project.
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Halt Lake
Cornish
Oregon Short Line
Houston
Mackay
I Shane al . Mackay
Battle of the Boyne observances pass without major trouble
Belfast reports the Boyne celebration showed the usual clashes but no serious trouble occurred as soldiers and police maintained order amid the crowd.
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Belfast
Obscure Dispatch Reports Death of Federico at Oblique Repair Site
A fragmented telegraph item from Buenos Ayres dated July 13 reports the death of Senor Federico from an apparent repair accident. The sparse text mentions Obi mae Che and a failed repair effort, with unclear details about location or cause.
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Buenos Ayres
Senor Ferico Actof Lie
Obi Mae Che
Officer Strong Resigns Over Hotel Liaison Rumor
Washington July 13 Captain Por nam BK Strong remains an army officer and is still liable to court martial. He wired resignation citing estate business of his father, former New York City mayor. Secretary reviewing motive after reports of a San Francisco hotel liaison with a woman resembling Lady Francie Hope.
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Washington
Pornam BK. Strong
San Francisco
Strong
New York
Etron
Francie Hope
Irong
Philipgives
Mob raiders threaten fresh violence in Kansas City
A mob hunted for black residents in Kansas City Missouri after an eight-man jail assault. Authorities hid the key suspects and the alleged ringleader, while fear mounted for further clashes with the black community and residents expected new demonstrations tonight.
Ex wife eludes husband in European escape with children
Danne Hanne, son of a senator, outwits Ohio court injunction and flees to New York with three children. He chases his ex wife through hotels with private detectives and boards a Cunard liner bound for Europe, while the woman and children sail to avoid him.
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Dan Hanne
Europe
New York
Danne
Clareland
Ohio
Savoy
Stopme
Cowait
Hanna
Oonard Line
Pers
Elem
McOadain
Hanoa
Ses
Another Colored Execution in Birmingham Alabama
The county jail yard witnessed another execution. The victim, Taylor Charleston, colored, was executed for the December killing of Will Hardie in front of a fruit stand on First Avenue.
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Hirmingham
Als
Taylor Charleston
Charleston
Will Hardie
First Avenue
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Ievander & Hexter
J. M. Spence
Agt
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Columbia Lodging House
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Pendleton
Huston & Carney
Alexander & Hexter
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Seta
Ted
Taney
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Ray Rey
Frederick Nolf
C. Rohrman
Byers
Devs
General News
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Peerless Ice Cream
T. C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
Shatter
O'Connell
Washinngtee
James O'Connell
International Association of Machiniate
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Lupene Man Kliss
Negro Bankers’ Convention
Blackfoot
Captain Strong
Root
Hope Way
Pormar
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Allen Bros
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Gapeon
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