Widespread disturbances threaten authorities and ports
Reports from St. Petersburg describe agrarian strikes across several governments, with 20 government stores destroyed and a harvest threatened. A council aims to surrender Port Arthur, sentencing Genora to death while Gen. Peck faces 20 years in the galleys. The Douma may be dissolved if its manifesto fails to win support.
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Downa
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Genora
Bloeee
Peck
Stoeevel
Suff
Galleya
Drigoons
Poaminm
Kochorovia
Comrmoiveston Ale
Fleurs
Moxioff
Douma
Tauride Palace
Mutinied Cavalrymen Remain Unarrested At Vilna
St Petersburga reports an army regiment refused to arrest cavalrymen who mutinied at Vilna. Both regiments will be disciplined and the men sent to Siberia.
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St. Petersburga
Lode
Vilna
Siberia
Byzron Town in Limbrick Faces Fines and Flight
In Siberian Limbrick province the town of Byzron faces fines as inhabitants flee to Saratov. Ramorm dated July 1 reports widespread movement amid mounting penalties and social disruption.
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Syarun
Herning
Ramorm
Byzron
Limbrick
Siberia
Saratov
Harvest failure and crop yield decline report
Washington reports a forward survey by T Liefeld of Fretturg on harvest family losses in Tul due to last year’s crop failure. The Ziguren data cited by Thien press claim 25 million residents suffer harvest shortfalls with grain output down over three years, total losses exceeding 687 million pools.
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Washington
Cnonay
T. Liefeld
Fretturg
Forwarth
Tul
Thien
OI RATE WEARING RESUMED IN KANSAS CITY HEARING
OI rate hearing resumed in Kansas City before Missouri board of railway warehouse commissioners after postponement in St Louis on July 9. Secretary reports no violations found in contracts between parallel roads.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Mispouri Board of Railway Warehouse Commissioners
Ground broken for $6 million smelting plant in San Bruno Point
San Francisco July 19 ground was broken for a new six million dollar smelting plant at San Bruno Point. Four hundred men are at work on the excavation. Clearing the site is expected to take six months in a venture combining Belby and the Gungenhelmers.
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San Francisco
San Bruno Point
Belby
Gungenhelmers
National Livestock Exchange Begins Sessions In Chicago
In Chicago on July 19 the National Livestock Exchange opened at the stockyards and informally discussed the impact of recent disclosures. Time admitted that trade had been injured, though official discussion of disclosures was not on the program.
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Chicago
The
National Livestock Exchange
Time
Crow Reservation Land Filing Opens at Hillings Montana
Crow reservation land office opens for homestead filings after a July 2 6 drawing. Of 125 names, 78 appeared. first entry by Owen B Williams for a quarter section near Custer. Others include Henry Johnson Sheridan and John Schwartz Chicago with locations near Huntly and Sanders townsite. A separate note reports Albert Oleon injured in a rock blast accident near Walker on Snake River with multiple injuries but expected recovery.
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Hillings
Mont
Crow Reservation
Thin City
Owen B. Williame
Custer
Henry Johnson
Sheridan
Wyo
Sanders
John Schwartz
Chicago
Huntly
Joseph Reisert
Dein
Riporia
Albert Oleon
Walker
Snake River
Ti le
Fire Fatal in Centerville Residence Claims Three Children
In Centerville last night a blaze at the Moundy home killed three children of Mr and Mrs Samuel Moundy and Charles A Justus a brother of Mrs Moundy. Four other children escaped. Mrs Moundy was in Boise hospital for an operation when the fire started. Justin Moundy entered to rescue the children and perished with them.
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Nampa
Samuel Moundy
Centerville
Charles A. Justus
World’s Largest Dock Planned at Bremerton Yard
The largest drydock in the world is to be built at the Bremerton naval yard. The project will use largely Pacific coast materials, with an estimated cost of about 1,250,000 dollars. Also noted are forthcoming divorce and marriage statistics and a new Spanish American commercial treaty under discussion in Madrid.
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Washington
Bremerton Navy Yard
Madrid
FU Liberal
Spain
Earthquakes drive New Mexicans to flee city
Refugees pour into Albuquerque from Socorro as a tremor sequence rattles the region. Prolonged shocks tilt the ground, wells topple, and water at Hot Springs near Socorro rises in temperature. Residents abandon homes for outdoor shelters amid scarce provisions. District Attorney Menor Pact reports families relocating to Santa Fe or nearby areas.
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Weil
Santa Fe
J. Lasson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Socarre
City council posts raises for officers and staff
Wallan Walla notes city council meeting in the afternoon and evening. Bills paid and old business closed leaving a clean slate for incoming officers. City marshal salary rises from 1265 to 180 per month? street commissioner to 150 per month. City treasurer Ware from 55 to 75 per month. Mounted police to 55 per month, with own horses.
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Wallan Walla
Willams
Ralumn
Child Missing as Mass Search Races Over Blue Mountains
Over 150 people scoured the Blue Mountains for a kidnapped child after a lengthy search failed to locate any trace. Deputies, sheriffs, and volunteers pressed on despite no blood evidence or scent, focusing on a mysterious stranger seen near the toll gate and urging further clues to crack the case.
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Blue Mountains
Taylor
Tolleute
Font
Chicago Market Report for Sheep and Lambs
Chicago market notes show choice mutton steady with declines of 10 to 18 cents in some stalls. Idaho lambs fetched 7.05 to 7.40 per hundredweight, Idaho ewes 5.50 to 7.76, Montana wethers with heavy hides 5.60, Idaho grass sheep 5.75.
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Chicago
Idaho
Montana
Chicago Wheat Market at Opening Prices
Chicago July 14 wheat opened 78 7 8, closed 78 4 8 with slight decline. Corn opened 82 1 8, closed 61 1 98 after session. Oats opened 35, closed 39 9 4 as trading proceeded.
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Chicago
Onte
Foreign commerce value and bond moves stir markets
Washington July 19 The department announces that the foreign commerce of the United States for the year was only $50,000,000 with prefixes. Porto Rico and Hawaii included if materially affected. Moves for Panama bonds noted as banks subscribe and many banks in the West.
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Washinton
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Government notified on Root at Para Breil reception
Thewdl Washington July 19. The government was informed that authorities and local residents on the thin set are jointly receiving Root at Para Breil.
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Root
Thewdl
Washington
Para, Breil
Presidential trip noted with family departure
July 19 report states the president left with his family for an undefined location. No secret service or household staff accompanied him. Officials say there is no alarm, but authorities promise rapid contact with executive aides in emergencies.
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Firster Bay
Ohio Democrats Endorse Hin Heywood for Bryan Seat
In an interview Tom Johnson says he is not a candidate to succeed Taggart. He states he will support Bryan and Ohio Democrats are certain to endorse him, signaling a unified party backing for the Bryan race.
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Ohio
Hin Heywoud
Columbins
Tom Johnson
Taggart
Bryan
Ohio Democrats
Unions Clash With Waterfront at San Francisco Port
A water front clash near the Owens Steamship Company's Tier Alameda entry reports union and non union tensions. Police numbered 20 watched the waterfront as the first arrestee among four union men was to be held today. Pickets aboard launches tried to board the Navira schooner but were repelled.
Gurdane Goes on 10 Day Police Leave
Chief of Police Gurdane takes an August leave of absence for ten days. Officer Watern will fill the position during the absence as vacation proceeds.
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Gurdane
Dik
Watern
Plans for Main Street corner building and sidewalk widening
Des pelt property at the Main and Alta corner may host a new building. Architect T F Howard asked the council to consider widening Alta street sidewalk from seven to 10 feet. No formal action was taken but councilors favored the improvement if pursued. Property owned by Mrs Norbourne Berkeley, 21 foot Main frontage and 100 foot Alta depth, includes a brick building. The corner has been an eyesore. offers to buy have been refused, with bids up to 15 000 reported. Whether the project proceeds remains to be seen.
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Main
Alta Streets
T. F. Howard
Alta Street
Corher
Norbourne Berkeley
Hina
Main Street
Alta
Reo Om
Finkles and Indians barred from Idle Hour assault case
In Judge Fitz Gerald court a disturbance by a mixed crowd blocked two men named Finkinders at the Idle Hour saloon, accused of trying to attack the bartender last night. One man had a bloody cut on the forehead. The judge slated the cane trial for 7 o'clock with the bartender as witness.
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Fitz Gerald
Gurdane
Three Streets Named After Doctors Sparks Local Debate
In Hagen Westphalia the municipal council debated naming three new streets for physicians Dr Koehn Behring and Thoentwen after Vice-Hurgomaster Wilde praised their work. Councillor Buschhaus noted the three names led to the cemetery and the proposal was dropped amid silent opposition from officials and the public.
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Hamburg
Hagen
Westphalia
Hurgomaster
Wilde
Koehn
Behring
Thoentwen
Buschhaus
Thie Reigon
Chainimous Concent
Discharged man in New York faces coroner bail after death
Justice Blan hart of the supreme court released Burton We from custody on 225000 bail following the death of er Kineman. The case involved a claimed legal error and no charges were preferred, with the defense stating a mistake had been made and the coroner’s report pending.
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New York
Blanhart
Supreme Court
Burton We
Ander
Er Kineman
Hee
Thal
Miller Gave Scheme Away In Portland Trial
Portland July 19. More than one hundred engineers and operatives fed into a land scheme and lied under oath in a federal court trial featuring Nickoll Hoge Rhinehart and Miller. A rogue agreement aimed to buy out claimants after proof, via the defendants, in a bid to end perjury. The strike call followed, with about five hundred workers involved, as the street railway company rejected the union’s demands and prepared to strike that night.
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Portland
Vmow
Eqmer Ehivens
Ewiicie
Nickoll
Hoge
Rhineart
Miller
Hite
WII
Street Railway
Fleht
Mopyists Strike For Higher Pay In Albany
Copyists brought from New York to copy names and addresses of about 1 800 000 policyholders for Mutual and New York Life walked out for higher pay. They were promised they could earn two to three dollars daily, with the most rapid workers able to make one dollar, while they now earn six cents per thousand addresses.
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Albany
N. Y
Beienty
New York
Mutual
New York Life
Calaveras trees in danger from vast forest fire
A large forest fire north of Sonora near the Calaveras River has burned for 36 hours, threatening the famed Calaveras big trees. Tuolomne and Calaveras residents are battling the blaze, with extensive timber and forage losses anticipated.
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Sonora
Stockton
Cal
Calaverae River
Calaveras
Tuolomne
Calaverna
Dreyfus on a Vacation in Geneva for Two Months
Geneva report says Captain Dreyfus arrived and will spend two months on leave of absence. He travels under quiet public attention as he rests away from duty during the summer.
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Dreyfus
Geneva
Captain Dreyfus Die
Condemnation Moves For Right Of Way On West Court Street
City council orders condemnation to secure a right of way through the Raines property after failed negotiations. Landowners demanded $300 after an initial $226 offer. Also addressed are removal of Standard Oil tanks on Railroad Street and repairs to Lee Street bridge. Ward projects include paving a College Street block and planned adjournment for Friday to finalize assessments.
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Lee Street
Warren Company
Om College
West Court Street
Nae Raines
Hinkle
Raines
Standard Ol
Railroad Street
Ann and
James
T. F. Howard
Treet
Warrey Construction Company
Bryan and Mitchell run mate plan announced
Wilkes-Barre Pa July 19 The announcement is made of a plan to nominate John Mitchell for vice president as running mate for Bryan.
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Wilkes-Barre
John Mitchell
Bryan
Jamestown Sewer Pipe Trust Faces Federal Inquiry
Jamestown New York July 19 The Sewer Pipe Trade association through its attorney calls the sewer pipe trust, after Hoon promised that if the present federal inquiry in this city be stopped the trial will be dissolved. The government accepted the terms.
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Jamestown
N.Y
The
Sewer Pipe Trust
Thie After
Hoon
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Kineman
Calaveras Trees
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McCourt
Geary Kimbrell
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Mitchell
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