Cardinal Gibbons to Visit Paris and Navy News Across Nations
General items include Cardinal Gibbons arriving in Paris, Dan Lamont slated for Northern Pacific presidency, and a French Bastille jubilation. Reports note drownings at a Georgia picnic, Cuban bond issuance, Nordhoff's death, and a fatal aeronautic accident in Springfield Ohio.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Paris
Cleveland
Dan Lamont
Bastile
France
Gamahi Hasad
Danfuskie Bach
Georgia
Charles Nordhoff
San Francisco
Nordhoff
Coronado
Paul Hague
Profensor Zeno
Island Park
Springfield
Enid
Free library drive gains traction in Baker City
Banners and volunteers push for a public library as Polk county reports workers facing disruptions from equirrela in wheat districts. Corvallie residents hear of a Ot tist remark stirring etaid leaders amid regional tensions.
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Baker City
Equirrela
Wheater
Polk County
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Female Pain Relief
Pain in the head and back is common among women and linked to nervousness sleeplessness and loss of appetite. The article touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as rapidly relieving pain curing feminine weakness and supporting normal function and inflammation.
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Pierce
Industrial trouble grows with union tinplate strikes
Pittsburg scene centers on Monessen and the Platework protective association as tinplate workers rally toward the Amalgamated union. Shaffer cites no arbitration, organizers expand, and unions view early victory as possible amid other plants like Union Iron Works and San Francisco machinists facing stalled talks.
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Pittsburg
Trike
Monessen
Monexen
Trost
Tin Plate Protective Workers
Amalgamated Association
Tinplate
Amalgamated
Powell
Tinplate Workers
Shaffer
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Municipal League
Henry T. Scott
Metal Trades’ Association
Union Tron Works
Atlas Foundry
Anthracite Mine Firemen Likely to Strike in Beranton
July 16 report says mine firemen will strike as bosses reject demands. Regional tieup could close many mines in the anthracite area, risking about one hundred thousand jobs. Firemen around mills, public buildings, and homes may join the effort if ordered.
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Beranton
Milla
Mine Workers Strike Grinds Wilkes-Barre Area Mines to Standstill
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on July 11 the stationary mine firemen refused to work unless demands were met, causing nearly all mines to shut down. Between 2,000 and 24,000 men are out of work as miners and breaker employees are forced out by the strike. Men in the Heranton district may strike this evening.
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Wilkesbarra
Heranton
Wounded Lieutenant Rumay Dead and Massey Appointed
Manila reports Lieutenant Charles F. Ramay of the Twenty-fifth Infantry wounded in Batangas last month is dead. Also announced is the death of Solon A. Massey, formerly artillery lieutenant, now purchasing agent for the insular government. General Charles visits northern railroad points.
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Manila
Charles 5. Rameay
Twenty-fhat
Batancao
Ieleo
Solon A. Massey
Charles
Actress Hetty Clat tel wins libel action in sheriff court
In London on July 11 Miss Hetty Clat tel an actress obtained a verdict of 12,900 in the sheriff s court against the Daily Mail for libel. The paper had alleged she was the mother of Miss Rosie Boote on the occasion of Boote s marriage to the Earl of Headfort.
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London
Hetty Clattel
Sheriff's Court
Daily Mail
Rosie Boote
Earl of Headfort
Miss Ghatte
Miss Boote
Battles near Cambeboo alter Cape Colony defense
Colonel Seobel's column surprised Boeeper's laager at Cambeboo on July 14 and took one prisoner while capturing ammunition and stores. With the remainder of his command he encamped nearby.
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Graae Kennet
Cape Colony
Seobel
Boeeper
Cambeboo
American Physician Honored at Paria Academy Lecture
Dr. B. Kosi of San Francisco delivered a lecture at the Academy of Medicine in Paria on a new core throat bacillus. It marks the first time an American physician has been asked by the academy to report on a discovery.
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Paria
B. Kosi
San Francisco
Academy of Medicine
World Record Fall in Mile Run at Sagecer Track
In Hutte Montana on July 16 the amateur mile set a world record with a time of 1 minute 58 4 fifth seconds on the Sagecer track of California.
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Hutte
Mont
Sagecer
California
Wheat and corn market activity across major exchanges
The report notes opening weakness in wheat as heat and drought grip spring crops in the Northwest while New York prices softened on July 16. Corn edged higher early but fell back, with mixed moves in other grains and stock indices showing steady money at 4 percent.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Prize money distributed to Navy officers after Adula capture
Judge Bpeer of the United States Superior Court ordered the distribution of prize money from the Adula seizure during the Spanish American War. The Adula, owned by Atlas Steamship and chartered to Don Jose Kolin, was captured by USS Marblehead under Commander McCalla as it tried to run the Guantanamo blockade. The total realized funds were split equally between the United States and the officers and enlisted men entitled to prize money after costs and related expenses.
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Mount Ayrie
Bpeer
United States Superior Court Ce
Atlas Steamship Company
Don Jose Kolin
Marblehead
McCalla
Guantanamo Bay
United States
Navy
Japan Holds Corea Position as Russia Moves Toward Manchuria
Dr Morrison reports from Seoul that Japan maintains a vigilant posture in Corea, steadily increasing forces along the peninsula. He notes Kuwsia’s conciliatory stance toward Japan and its active informant role to the Japanese legation about Russian troop movements in Manchuria impacting the Corean frontier.
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Japan
Russia
London
Morrison
Times
Seoul
Corea
Corean
Manchuria
Virginia reform bill seeks to curb lynching with rewards
A Virginia reform measure proposes a statewide program to deter lynching. It offers rewards of up to 9000 to arrest and convict any participant in a lynching and 1000 to the relatives of any person lynched. The governor would fund these payments from the county or city where the crime occurred.
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Richmond
Virginia
Ernor S Hall
Ecco
Fire destroys Dolds plant and stockyards in Wichita
A morning fire in Wichita Kansas wiped out the Dolds plant and stockyards covering about three acres. Losses are estimated at a quarter million to four million dollars. About one million pounds of meat and 500 loads of lard were destroyed. Three employees were injured by falling from a wall, one seriously.
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Wichita
Kans
Wichta
Ator
Terrible volcanic eruption devastates Northern Java coast
Oriental advices report a sudden volcanic outbreak last month in Northern Java. Affected area spans 10 miles with coffee plantations and estates buried under ashes and lava flows. Seven hundred natives and several Europeans are reported dead.
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Tacoma
Waash
Jaca
Auburn man electrocuted for murder at prison
Frank Wennerhelm aged 27 was electrocuted at Auburn prison after confessing to murdering his sweetheart Emily Adolphson at Jamestown. He killed her by cutting her throat and threw the body into a river, saying he was tired of her.
Regional water cleanup efforts progress in uneven conditions
Fractions of the region work on cleanup amid inconsistent water supply. Some areas lack late season water making cleanup difficult while others with steady supply continue. Efforts aim to reduce waste as crews report average results and ongoing fire prevention measures.
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Baker A
Monument Unveiling at Kuru aoama for Perry Landing
Admiral Rogers presided as the unveiling ceremony marked by the landing commemoration of Commodore Perry on July 14, 1653. Viscount Katsura delivered remarks amid attendance by Japanese high ranking officials of the Ot class and other dignitaries.
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Kuruaoama
Commodore Perry
Admiral Rogers
United States
Viscount Katsura
Five Die in Freight Train Collision at Wymark Bridge
A rear-end collision of two Missouri, Kansas & Texas freight trains near Wymark, Indian Territory, toppled a bridge over the Arkansas River. Five men were killed and several injured as engines and cars plunged into the river and caught fire. The error stemmed from a misread order causing a failed sidetrack.
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Parsons
Kan
Missouri, Kanene & Texas
Wymark
I. T
Jos Morris
James Lavene
Frank Fite Gerald
Joe Massey
Bean
Killarney
Arkaness
Reading
Polish Countess Foiled Attempt on Baudin in Paris
A Polish woman, Countess Olsewaka, fired at minister Haudin to draw attention to her husband’s grievances over government funds. The bullet missed. she later claimed she aimed at Baudin but admitted only firing into the air. She was seized by police and barred from ministry offices after the incident.
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Paris
Tlie Works
Haudin
Formaean
Baudin
Countess Olsewaka
Foreign Office
Bank Robbery in Alexandria Ends in Explosions
In Alexandria early morning, armed robbers attacked a bank. Three explosions from Delos sparked as civilians surged into the street. Bank workers inside were found at work while robbers fled. the bank wrecked but money remained. One citizen killed.
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Alexandria
Case
Delos
le Leen
Timber Lands Sale Reported in Wisconsin and Idaho
Wallace Idaho July 16. Chief C B Sveunenberg of the state board sold 14 000 acres of white pine timber at 440 000. The timber was from Woat Superior Wisconsin the same party who on the 13th purchased 15 000 acres at the Mosgew sale for 105 000.
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Idaho
Gregory's celebrated voyage ends homeward in Halem
The fragment notes a ship arrival at Halem Oregon on July 16 with a homeward bound crew and publicly presented wanes. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a maritime event and public reception in a coastal town.
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Gregue
Gregan
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