Theatre stars Irving and Terry to tour the country 22 weeks
The announcement in theatrical circles confirms Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry will undertake a 22 week tour of the country this coming season. Also noted are plans for mediation between Great Britain and the Bowls and a reorganized Nieuwabland van Nederlanden ministry.
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Pennsylawnia
Sir Henry Irving
Mise Ellen Terry
Kupyer
Great Britain
Nieuwabland van Nederlanden
Organizc
Portland Fire Suspected Arson At Lodging House
A fire at a Burnside street lodging house in Portland killed Frita Pfloger by suffocation and injured others. Police suspect arson connected to a secondhand store fire beneath the lodging house.
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Frita Pfloger
Burnside Street
Portland
Gosney
Coffman
Nampa
Iisho
Vehement claims for female cures in 19th century patent medicines
An advertisement promotes Veverite Prescription and Prime's Pellets as cures for “female weakness” and inflammatory diseases. It cites testimonials from women like Mire Gust SMowen and touts rapid recovery after weeks of use. The copy links sensational health benefits to a broad range of ailments.
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Pierre
Farmers Custom Mill Capacity Revealed
Farmers Custom Mill operates at capacity with output stated as 16 barrels a day, signaling steady production levels and potential supply implications for local markets.
Captain Lemly Appointed Judge Advocate General
Secretary Long announced Captain Samuel Lemly as judge advocate general of the Schley court of inquiry. The precept orders full investigation into the campaign moves including the Cienfuegos to Santiago deployment and May 25 disobedience, with possible personnel changes on the board.
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Washinton
Long
Samuel Lemly
Sehley
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Key
Santiago Harbor
Spanish Captain Says Bebley Maneuvers Were Proper
An interview with Captain Euleti, commander of a Spanish vessel at Santiago, defends Bebley’s actions as proper and not cowardly, stating he observed no cowardice in the battle.
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New York
Ondis
Spain
Euleti
Santiago
Eulati
Bebley
Honolulu Appropriations Bill Approved by Acting Governor
Acting Governor Cooper approved an appropriations package totaling over 5.6 million dollars and extended the session to August 4 for further review. The payroll bill includes 2 million with a pension for ex Queen Liliuokalani of 750 thousand. coastal tides and sea level rise prompted talk that the coastline has sunk.
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Honolula
Cooper
Lilioukalani
Ncice
Brooklyn Bridge Resumes Normal Traffic After Repairs
Brooklyn officials report normal traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge as defective suspenders are replaced. An investigation is demanded, with claims of criminal negligence by officials. A later mishap near the suspenders prompts further concern but engineers deem it not serious.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Ylo
New Trust Plan Mirrors Morgan Scheme in Blea Com
A shaky OCR reads that a big rubber goods trust may adopt a plan similar to Morgan's in forming a county wide consolidation. It mentions New York and a tentative business line modeled on the formation of the state or county trust, with echoes of the Mulligan era consolidation.
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New York
Morgan
Atee Trust
King Edward Seventh Title Likely to Be Announced
London reports Lord Ballinbury hints at a forthcoming formal title for King Edward Seventh. The official designation may follow standard royal style: King Edward Seventh by Grace of God, of the United Kingdom, Great Britain, and Ireland, Defender of the Faith and Emperor of India.
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London
Ballinbury
Edward
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Iodia
George Kennan Expelled as Untrustworthy Politically
An American lecturer and widely read figure named George Kennan is expelled on a Russia rounde claim he is untrustworthy politically. The notice cites his political suitability as the reason for expulsion.
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Aemerican Lesturer
Videly Ameon
Russia
New York Market Reported by J L Ray Co Pendleton
A market summary from New York July 26 notes scattering rain in the spring wheat and corn belt pushing wheat lower. The close was under yesterday, Liverpool off 1 8 and 5 0. Openings showed 7 6 4, trading to 7 6 5 8 and down to 7 5 5 8, closing 7 5 4. Stocks higher, money 4 percent. Wheat in Chicago and San Francisco quoted with price ranges and later declines.
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Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Maine
Liverpool
St. Paul
U. P
Chicago
Portland Promoter Sets Up Boxing and Wrestling Matches
In Portland, July 20, Rubblin and manager Madden along with Ed Martin plan two weeks of wrestling and boxing events. A Madden‑backed match pits Rubblin against Joe Acton with a Seattle freight of August plans including Martin versus Fred Russell. Jeffries talks but avoids a fight. Seattle, San Francisco, or Mexico venues are discussed for a major bout.
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Oregon
Rubblin
Seattle
New York
Ruhilin
Fitasimmone
Madison Square Garden
Ahlin
Jeffries
Kahlin
Asaya
Madden
St. Louis
Coq
Blass
Rublin
Joffries
Mexico
Akin
San Francisco
Butte
Martin
Roblin
Arkon
Russel
Sharkey
Denver
Kus.ao
Martin Hes
Adventist Merchant Faces Sunday Closing Charge
Walla Walla reports Nichols a College Place merchant has a warrant for violating the Sunday closing law by keeping his store open. He claims religious conviction makes Saturday the Sabbath and that closing on Sunday would mock his beliefs. trial before Justice William Glasford is set for 10 a.m. with debate on law and religious liberty.
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Justioe Court
Parent
Nichols
College Place
William Glasford
Nicholase
Unscrambled OCR Reads Incomplete Rail Note
Fragmentary OCR text references Southern Pacific and Baltimore financial figures with unclear context. Mentions 972,188,000 and 24,600,000 alongside increases of 255,000 and 7,124,000 over prior periods. No coherent event or date established.
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Ee Ae
Ealt & Ohio Lea
Baltimore
Robert Fosburg Cleared in Murder Case Verdict
James Gray is jailed in Washington on suspicion tied to the Fosburg murder case. In Pittetold Maws July 28 Robert Fosburg was found not guilty after a brief trial amid court demonstrations. The jury’s verdict followed a lack of sufficient evidence and prompted celebratory reactions from the defendant’s supporters.
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James Gray
Washington
May Fosburg
Pitteffeld
Maws
Robert Foaturg
Feaburg
Fosburg
Cooling Breezes Sweep St Louis as Heat Eases
Cooling breezes relief St Louis with a record 114 burials in one day, the highest since the 1860 cholera plague. The Weather Bureau forecasts rain in nine sections of the corn belt tonight and Saturday. In Fort Worth Texas, drought ends as steady rain continues.
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Mt. Louis
St Louis
Iaoel
Weather Bureau
Washington
the Weather Bureau
Amalgamated Quarters Scene Amid Mediation Claims
President Kaffer denies knowledge of a reported Garland mediation plan that failed in New York. The Dewees ally at McKooesport is expected to return next week with nonunion labor.
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Pitteburn
Kaffer
Garland
New York
Dewees Allie
McKooesport
Steel workers injunction looms in Wellaville case
In Wellaville Ohio on July 26 10 the injunction against the striking steel workers is expected. Major steel trust leaders are in Lisbon to arrange a restraining order.
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Wellaville
Ohio
Stee
Ora
The
Steel Trust
Lisbon
Judge Issues Injunction to Halt Striking Bay Area Workers
In San Francisco on July 26 Judge Slows issued an injunction to stop cooks and waiters from interfering with their employers. All bow factories in the city are idle due to a prominent strike affecting business.
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San Francises
Fire in Canada Destroys Convent On July Fourth
A blaze swept a convent in Canada on July Fourth causing an estimated $100,000 in damage. Fire crews battled the flames as the structure was destroyed and authorities investigated the cause.
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Canada
Shoes for Every Season Vacation Wardrobe Ad
The local store promotes a range of shoes for mountains and beaches. It highlights options suitable for all vacation activities and asks customers to visit to see the full selection.
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