Notable Figures Amid Global Turmoil and Crises
Playwright Charles Hoyt was widowed and retreated to Hartford. millionaire FR Mont of Deer Lodge, Montana died en route to St Joseph Missouri. 110000 garments ordered for fast shipment from Jeffersonville depot to Seattle and the Orient. Mortimer Shaw, linked to the 1888 telegraphers strike, died in St. James. Mexican youth Florencio Gaxiola arrested for robbing Philippine consulate deposits. British statesman Lord Hamilton urges restraint in India as famine worsens. In conflict zones in Oroguiets Philippines and Orequidta India soldiers killed natives and refugees suffer amid reprisals.
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Charles 11 Hoyt
Hartford
Conn
G. Mont
Mont
St. Joseph
Topeka
Burling
Lontralia
States Quartermaster’s
Jeffersonville
Ind
Seattle
Hane
Uew
Lele
Farwarten
Vrel
Mortimer PD
Shaw
Florencio le Gaxtola
Line
Los Angeles
Vard
Gaxiola
Tragic New Orleans shootout ends in Charles death
District news recounts a violent street battle in New Orleans as the Black suspect Charles engages police, killings, and injuries among officers and bystanders. The gunman is killed after a prolonged exchange as authorities burn the building to flush him out.
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New Orlean
Charles
Mier
Volice
Porteone
Amity Vankuhren
Aml Alfral BR. Bloomfeld
John A. Lady
John Banville
Frank H. Evane
Sladler
Lea
Robert Charles
Captain Due
Lamb
Ificor
New Orleans
Nis Winchester
Charlee
Hile Beaty
Dayal Han
Evens Te Lowvie
Gattio
Andy VanKaren
Ministers Safe In Pekin Despite Reports of Executions
Washington reports July 28 state that officials insist the foreign ministers in Pekin were alive and well as of July 24, despite Russian and British dispatches claiming ministers and families were murdered. A Shanghai banker corroborates chaotic conditions and says legations were under threat while missionaries’ deaths are alleged.
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Pekin
New York
Shanghai
Alreadt
Washington
Shan Tong
Fowler
Clowernon
Layalee
Danial MeoWade
Canto
Tak
Hind
Trimeter
Au Piranecieeie
Cratie Pe Hlariexneke
Nogieaki
Serview
London
Daily Mail Shanghai
Telogemaylin
Koerian Lwnker
Molin
Robert Mart
Ting Po
Daly
Wu Athe Foo
Women and health advice from Mrs. Ham’s remedy
A fragment discusses women seeking treatment for rheumatism and praises Mrs. Ham’s health remedy as restoring health. It mentions Gatineau letters and Pinkham’s product as examples, asserting many women have benefited from the remedy.
Rathe Bone Arrested on Four Charges in Havana
Ketn GF Rathbone, former director general of the ponte serving in Cube, was arrested on four charges in Havana. He was held in bonds of 25,000. Wheat markets show July dates with minor price figures from Chicago and San Francisco.
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Brooks
Woalville
Oregon
TSO
Marion Comity
Borie
Tae Heen
New, Wy
Wingox
Hie Tanger
Hie Ronaway
Salon Thirewlay
Gita
San Angeles
Arizona
Hinve
Thie
Filer
Florence Cklell Scott
L. I. Scott
Tygh Valley
Wasco County
Hedip Cloud Sataratin Hospital
Atternes
J. J. Storey
Dallow
Weneral
Oeegan
Louie Newman
J. Wiley
Antoria
Elizabeth Marion Denny
Awkland
Abe Jeanen
Prderick AL
Willian K
Walter
Ashland
Metvall
Skagway
Meteali
Washington
Knoolh M. Giarrixin
Whitean
Forest Grove
Coset
KE. M
Riron
Gerrieon
Whitson
North Yakima
Dan Goodin
Dorrivbarg
Lomo Equity
Bite Girl
Advours
Rodicott
Havana
Rathebone
The
Ponte
Cube
Rathbone
Wheat market dull as prices slip on steady stocks
The wheat market opened around 71 to 76 18 and declined through the day as demand remained light. Liverpol closed 6-1 1-8 lower, Chicago struggled with a tepid bid, while stocks remained steady and money offered in small amounts.
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J. L
Ay & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Liverpol
Chicago
General Dewet Offers Surrender If Followers May Return Home
Cape Town dispatch notes General Christian Dewet offering to surrender if his men may return to their homes unmolested. General Roberts demands unconditional surrender. Also reported: General Leon Wood travels to Havana after US visit. various itineraries and border survey updates around Alaska Northwest Canada.
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Lomton
Cape Town
Christian Dewet
Land Roberts
PF. Dowet
Chriatian
Kroonetadvertertay
New York
Leon
Bia Wood
Cooder
Havana
United States
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Frederick Nolf
Bamboo Furniture
Eyt
Anil
Wcond and
Bievele
Weekly Examiner
General News
Conmons
Astate
Lodin
George Maniilton
India
Oroguiets
Philippines
Cagnown
Orequidta
Tyne
Prion
Felemee
Tien
Porte
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Sumner
Whyte
Lark
Chiinw
Ladiew
Holts
Vlaven
Tadiew
Tare
Gluck Oxfords
Lota
Clothing Department
Tte
Tidozan
Batt
Pendleton’s Big Store
Pilsner
Heeoni
Wisstow
Mead
Winslow & Head
Altamed
Pandleton, Oregon
Medleton
Alba
Tallman @ Co
Chas. H. Fletcher
Murray Ote Eease
Joe Basler
East Oregonian
the Paper of the People
Fee En
Pacific Northwest News
Chartes
Soreeatt Porteous
Lally
Porteous
Nowne
Charles’ Winchester
Llorry Colle
Mayer
Pol
Col. Wood
Peehal Pollen
Ruth
Rathor Witmierald
St. John's Church
Wire
Alfred Bloomfield
Ierrado
Wwever
Hhe Winchester
Bloomtles
Wnhurt
Uhartox
Mot
Levler
Kyrane
John Bandall
George Lyone
West
Churchhill
Religious Intelligence
Meacham Bible School
Newt Tuasder
Sunmer Bible School
Menehan
Dupioes
Eastern Oregon
F. J. Forbes
Penedleton Academy
Mok.nev
Mite
Meadway
Blue Mountains
Wood
Slone
M.C. A
Porthimd
Kev
Th. N
Moll
Taker City
van Nuys
Lia Citrate
CG. Thompson
Union
Erie
Fallowe
Warren
Sapho
Crawford Company
Fraser's
Siatestin
Ol ‘Timgebee
Dave
Aetting
Mi Ben Darling
Patie
Holt
Ragshie
Hunan
Gerri
Ill Nge
Crawford Stock Company
Udm Pone
Chat
Aid Yeutleman
Male
Aileen
Fort Scott
Kane
Jenpes
Simeon
Gondlaunder
Mr. Ningpson
Koeppen
LI Hung Chang
China
Poreigo
Mille Seeley Carrohatas
Mao
Laurv
Iapelt
Spokane
Nant Lynth
Pinkham
Ham
San Francis
Chicago Market
Dewet
General Wood
Dinty Ts
Times
Eaeth Clallam
Waele
James JH. Wilson
Mintines
Santa Clara
Cola
San Francisco
Olina
International Surveyors
Alaska
Canada
Aimer Fein Moreapine Mining
Beecham’s
Ohtgepae
Shilohs
C. Wells & Co
Leroy, NY
Toronto, Can
Tilliaan , Ce
Lrugyiats
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