Pretoria mourning amid illness and broad world notes
Madame Paul Kroger wife of the Tranevaal Jeesieat died in Pretoria after a period of illness. A telegrapher in Holland is newly employed and Kroger learned of his wife’s death only late Sunday. Weather and agricultural notes report mixed conditions and speed records from Leicester England and University of Pennsylvania events. Kiowa-Comanche reservation opening raises registration fears as 150,000 seek 18,000 lottery claims. Chief Wilkie reports counterfeit notes from old New Brunswick plates, with $2,000,000 believed in circulation.
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Paul Kroger
Pretoria
Holland
Kroger
Arthur Duffy
Georgetown University
Leicester
England
McLean
Scotland
Krawnztein
University of Pennsylvania
Serach
Stebrem
Kiowa-Comanche Reservation
Oklahoma
Wilkie
Souret Service
State Bank of New Branewick
NS. J
Boxing exhibition by Cas Kahlin to boost local clubs
By August 5 First National Bank of Yale will join Malheur County financial institutions. Cas Kahlin plans a boxing show at the Pastime Club ampm tion building in Portland Tuesday night.
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First National Bank of
Yale
Malheur
Cas Kahlin
Ampsition
Portland
Western Union Telegraph Company
Astoria
Washington Shore
John D. Gray
Northern Pacific
Progressno
Tacoma
George M. Chambers
Bonanza
Baker County
Arias Aein
Girwin & Eyre
G. McNear and
Eppinger & Co
Jdo
Northwestern Warehouse Company
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Sainte
Morinone
Oregon
Bernhard Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Albert Jenks
Lon Angeles
Jenke
H. Langley
J. Crudy
Rathdrum
Idaho
Wunele
Frank Pine
Keewlck
Ila
Minx Campbell
Amalgamated Strike Tensions Persist Across Towns
Developments of the Day show little change at Amalgamated headquarters as President Shaffer reports no new information. Vandergrift and Duncanaville units run with satisfied workers while efforts to restart the Printer mill are rumored and work stoppage remains a possibility.
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Pitteborg
Amalgamated
Shaffer
Vandergrift
Duncanaville
Mille
Emnesaires
Crisis Approaches in the Great Steel Strike
The Great Steel Strike nears a crisis as strikers at major mills prepare and lookout committees form from Wellsville to McKeesport. Amalgamated leaders anticipate a coup, with about 60,000 affected in New York and Newark.
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Vittsburg
Wellaville
McKeesport
New York
Newark
Wellsville
Kruger Grieves Over Loss Of Wife In Domestic Sorrow
Amsterdam report says Paul Kruger is heartbroken over his wife’s death and fears surrender of the Boers would finish him. London papers publish sympathy editorials for the ex president and note Kruger’s quiet, tearful reaction and a single quarrel in their marriage.
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Amsterdam
Paul Kroger
London
Areaee
Expres
Kruger
Murder contested in Coquille execution case in 1900s note
In Saget City Oregon on July 24 M D Land real estate broker killed a client B Eddaily to secure 2300. He buried the body and was seen covering the mound by boys who thought it held money. The throat was cut and the body punctured. A coroner's jury was convened. Landis fled and authorities pursued him. The case details are unclear and contested.
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Landis
Jesse B. Bodaily
Saget City
Ore
M. D
B. Eddaily
Coos County
Thomas sails for the Philippines with soldiers and teachers
The Thomas departed San Francisco on July 23 carrying four hundred men and one hundred fifty women teachers bound for the Philippines, signaling a formal troop and staff deployment amid the war effort.
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Philippines
San Francisco
Thomas
Gior
New York Grain Markets Open Lower on Rain Delays
The New York market report notes rains in the corn belt causing wheat drop of two cents and corn four cents. Liverpool opened five to five and a quarter and closed five sixteenths higher. NY opening at 76 1 8, rising to 76 7 8 then slipping to 75 5 8 amid higher stocks and 4 percent money. Sugar and steel prices listed. St Paul and U P stocks cited.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
St. Paul
U. P
Oklahoma homeseekers face removal after land grants
Interior and war departments plan action as two hundred thousand home seekers in Oklahoma await claims. Those refusing orders may be compelled to leave. A separate dispatch from El Reno reports dying from disease, with heat, poor care, scarce food, and limited shelter for many bHOME seekers.
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Washington
War and Interior Departments
War Department
Oklahoma
Chicago
el Reno
Saye
King of the Shooters Crowned After National Match
San Francisco reports Adolph Streickler of San Francisco won the crown after the national shooting contest. His score set a new record as prizes totaling 0,000 were distributed in the afternoon. Streickler is named champion rifle shot of America for the next three years.
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San Francisco
Adolph Streickler
America
Carrie Nation Fined For Sabbath Disturbance in Topeka
Mrs Carrie Nation was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to one day in jail by Judge Hasen in Topeka district court for disturbing the peace during a raid on a saloon. The case notes the famous temperance advocate’s actions last week and the court’s response.
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Topeka
Kan
Mrea
Carrie Nation
Hasen
Muat
Governor Allen Resigns. Hunt Expected to Succeed
Washington reports the president accepts Porto Rico Governor Allen's resignation. William H. Hunt, the present Porto Rico secretary, is likely to succeed him after the formal notice and a congratulatory letter from the president.
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M. Hunt
Porto
Washington
Allen
Porto Rico
William H. Hunt
Elks Convention Opens in Milwaukee
The Elks convention opened in Milwaukee with large attendance. The day’s main business was the election of a grand exalted ruler, with Pickett of Iowa and Notheway of Minnesota leading the race.
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Milwaukee
Elka
Picket
Iowa
Notheway
Minnesota
Red Men in Council Debates Oregon Grand Council Race
A notable council meeting in Oregon discusses electing two representatives to the United States Grand Council. Candidates include A. B. Cherry, Otto Hehleumann, Saylor, J. K. Carr, J. H. Howard, and L. B. Reeder, with regional support split between Eastern and Western Oregon. The piece notes internal party maneuvers and expected votes, alongside unrelated ad copy and a property assessment list for Walla Walla county.
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Grand Council
United States
Baker City
Reeder
Cherry
Oregon
Pand annoys you with quick, permanent, weaponized ware
A terse note describes a panda named Pand causing ongoing irritation. The piece notes swift actions to curb the nuisance and mentions potential long term effects. Authorities discuss measures and responsible handling of the situation.
Gloomy crop outlook spreads across corn belt
Weather bureau reports a worsening drouth across the corn belt with Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee badly affected and conditions critical from the lake region through the central valley to the Rocky Mountains Texas included. Wheat prices fluctuate with rain reports impacting September futures as markets recover from declines.
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Washington
Corn
Weather Bureau
All Hole
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennerese
Lake
Central Valley
Totnes
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Stockholm Disaster Leaves Many Dead on Schooner Adelaide
A July explosion aboard the Philadelphia schooner Adelaide in Stockholm harbor killed ten crew members, four Swedish customs officials, and Captain Orr. The vessel’s deck tore away and survivors reached shore as oil enveloped the crew. cause unknown. A later London report revised fatalities to three.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Philadelphia
Orr
London
Lloyd'a
Police Chief Nicholson Testifies in Fasburg Prosecution
Pittafield Maas July 25 Chief of Police Nicholson the central figure to the Fasburg prosecution was the star witness today his testimony focused on the murder and conditions surrounding the Fasburg residence and family oratories. A sensation arose when a hat band bearing the defendant's brother James name was offered in evidence alleged to have come from an old burglary.
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Pittafield
Maas
Nicholson
Fashberg
Fasburg
James
Harner Executed for Murder in Harrisburg
Elmer Harner was executed today for the murder of his brother in law Isaac Miller and Major James ONeill aged 75. ONeill, born in Duaneburg, held various positions in the West and was deputy clerk in the lateral court at Kyokane. He came to Oregon in 1853 and was named Indian agent for the Territory of Idaho by President Lincoln.
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Harrieburg
Elmer Harner
Isaac Miller
James O'Neill
Spokane
Ajor O'Neill
Duaneburg
Kyokane
Oregon
Lincoln Apgos
Idaho
Shoes for Every Destination Then Pack Your Vacation
A store promotes a range of footwear for mountains and beaches and every travel need. The message invites customers to call in and view the new shoe selection suitable for all wear.
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RED Men IN Council
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