Storm disrupts betting as Maris storm lingers into night
Reports say a severe storm lasting Sunday night hit betting markets and disrupted late returns. Ted Sloan, injured at a Liverpool meeting while riding Maton, is expected to return to London soon. A New York group forms the Football Players Protective Association led by Harry Taylor to address player sales. Firemen on the Great Northern line unionize overwork claims, with officials denying the grievances.
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Maris
Ted Sloan
Lavt Petty
Liverpool
Maton
London
Bawdall Players’ Protective Association
New York
Harry Taylor
Buffalo
Cone
Tayior
Sargent
Cavalry unit to serve in China seeks formation
Reported efforts to organize a cavalry troop for service in China surface amid other frontier notes. Smallpox quarantine at the British Columbia boundary north of Spokane tightens as Spokane County applies for two wind and ornament items. The crippled 3 year old daughter of W Wickman of Colfat is removed and sent to hospital after neglect. Government overseers check proposed canal and lock duties on the Columbia route. Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis to be connected with other scientific departments. Bob Hogan of Joel River reappears after a reported drowning. Secretary Dunbar receives largest scalp bounty certificates to date for Horton of Harney County and Dalton of the same county. Description of P A York, a man of Levy Creek, details given after his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
British Columbia
Spokane
Spokane County
War Department
Columbine
Howe
W. Wickman
Colfat
Orvervors
E. Kantwick
Dutles
Columbia
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Profoxeor Coote
Bob Hogan
Oel River
John Dye
F. J. Dunbar
H. M. Horton
Harney County
J. M. Dalton
Mime
Women and the blues claim a mental condition
The piece argues that women’s blues are a distinct condition and not universal. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy and suggests that proper medicine can remove blues and restore health. It asserts many women suffer and many would benefit from treatment.
City of Pekin Feeds Relief Column As Empress Proclaims New Capital
The dispatch from Washington dated July 5 notes relief supplies for Pekin ministers and citizens. General Chaffee received orders regarding troop movements as the march on Pekin began today, with emphasis on acting without awaiting further instructions from higher command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chaffee
Pokin
Chatfee
Bucked Shop Raid Triggers Police Sweep in Chicago
Police rounded up nearly 400 individuals in a raid on bucket shops across Chicago. Chief Ripley announced continued operations to close all such establishments. The action disrupted downtown trading and emptied portions of the Stock Exchange floor briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tomy
Tebiv
Ripley
Chicago
Emigration and Siege News From Foreign Fronts
A despatched report lists casualties by nationality during the legation attacks in Pekin and surrounding events. It notes deaths among Germans Japanese British Americans Italians and Chinese, with over 2000 Chinese killed and French and other Europeans among casualties. The dispatches describe occupation of the British legation and a plan to proclaim a new capital at Singan Fu once Pekin falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Teong Li Yamen
China
Provisions and orders amid Tien Tein unrest reported
A translated tea leaf page notes provisions remain sufficient and internal displays continue. It mentions Imperial authorities ordering Hoxers and Hichonorion to vacate interior spaces while Pekin 5 is urged to continue viewings, with an edict dated July TR enforcing protection and communications.
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Louton
Joly
Tien Tein
Mayo
Pekin Movement Looms in Latest Dispatch
General Chafee cables from Che Foo reporting arrival in Pekin today. He notes a movement toward Pekin will begin imminently as advised by a foreign office dispatch from General Alfred Gaelles commanding the British force in China.
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Washington
Iola
Che Foo
Ite
Tien Tein
Mile
Pekin
Lavndon
Foreign Office
Alfred Gaeelles
China
Oregon Court Terms Involving O'Donnell and Oty Appeals
A set of Oregon appellate notices from Umatilla and Union counties outlines appeals in cases including Thomas O'Donnell and others. It notes lower court verdicts, trial orders, and remands concerning alleged property damage, larceny, and real property disputes with opinions by chief justices and circuit judges.
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Methane
Pendleton
Lieuallen
Peeyn
Mate Mongrove
Umatilla
Hean
C. J
Lowe
Advow
Call
Allen Rhoden
Ife
Bein
Orveen
Applt
Oliver
Union Punty
Wolverton
Lower
Tidtams Ifedae, Appli
Kuna Harr
Reap
Ron Grant Ounety
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Corn Trading Day
Report by I L Hay Co Chicago Board of Trade and NYSE brokers notes light trading in wheat with little price change. September wheat traded between 74 1/4 and 75 1/8 while nearby oats rose to 47 7/8. Corn for September at 52 1/2 to 53 1/2 with stocks lower. additional figures reference price ranges and a reference to San Francisco.
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I. L. Hay & Co
Chicagee Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Election notices set for Cuba and Hawaii in September and November
The War Department issued a general election offer in Cuba for the third Saturday in September to elect delegates for the enumeration to be held in Hawaii on the first Monday in November. The convention will draft and adopt a constitution.
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Washington
War Department
Cuba
Hawai
Union Pacific Directors Declare Semiannual Dividend
New York July. The directors of the Union Pacific Railroad have declared a centannual dividend in cash for the current half year. The rate is a semiannual payment by per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacite Tailroad
Taihay Deed
Battle casualty report from Pacific theater notes officers dead
General MacArthur reports the death of Lieutenant Park Gi Spuirgin and Twenty first Lafantey on July 2 during a con operation near Manila. The announcement comes from Washington dated July 1.
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Washington
MacArthur Cablow
Manila
Pirot
Parkl Gi, Spuirgin
Death of Congressman Daly Reported in New York
New York July notice states Congressman William Daly died of apoplexy at Rockaway Beach. The passing removes a long serving congressman associated with the Congo front and local political circles.
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Daly
New York
President McKinley Maps Washington Visit
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate President McKinley plans a trip to Washington to discuss retirement and defense policy with officials in early unnamed dates. No concrete dates, locations, or outcomes are clearly readable.
Local Club Names Officers and Members in Meeting
A civic group held a meeting to organize a project with a plan beginning on Be roll and expanding with more participants. Officers named include President Pov Wereielin and Secretary Law Truberh. a list of members and honorary names followed.
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Umoors
Pov Wereielin
Pitines Hinat
Waetes To
Seb Laan
Wowrelary
Law Truberh
Jeo Teutech
H. J. Stillman
W. W. Hoch
F. Harner
Igorge Darvean
W. Waite
K. Long
Hourdelay & Oan
Garhusoy
Thana. Tutom
J. Marin
Bullean
Eo Booloo
I Turner
I dJuy
J Talman
W. J. Latkin
Obey Hosteier
Petereon
T Hislop
K.P. Dada
Important Land Case Involving 100 Acres On Reservation
The case of Philomme Smith v. He yu-tw-ril-kin is before Judge Charles H. Carter this afternoon. Special United States Stolen releren John Hall and Valle District Attorney appear for the defendant while J biator represents the plaintiff. The suit concerns title to about 100 acres on the reservation and multiple improvements. nearly six Indian witnesses are present, including Charles Wilking, an Indian agent.
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Philomme Smith Ve. Heyu
Charles H. Carter
Special United Stolen
Releren
John Hall
Valle
Appease
Blige
Charles Wilking
Woman Sues Railroad Over Injuries From Street Crossing
Miss Dorothy White sues the Washington & Columbia River Railway Co for damages claiming a car left standing on a street crossing caused her left arm and back injuries after a June incident. She seeks eighty thousand dollars in compensation amid court actions and motions.
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Walia Walia
Dorothy White Tae
Washington & Columbia River Nailway Company
Soni Bwm
Boon
Unreadable OCR Records Farm Stealing Storm Event
Fragmentary text reports a storm causing damage to a wheat field and crops. Mentions a hall storm, tenants, and locals, with unclear names and place references due to garbled OCR. Details and entities are largely unreadable, hindering precise attribution or outcome.
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Pawsler
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Arhuckle
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Tyson Tou
Alexander & Hexter
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Seavant
Wildreo
Wml
Charlies
Met
Clothing Department
Hiltorion
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Pendleton’s Big Store
Pilsner
Thultz Brewing Co
Winslow & Head
Pendleton, Oregon
Mieton Ukiah
Newston & Carney
Phid Dieu , Nye
Albasid Uktah
Genelaccom
Wine Rowonabie Freight
Pas
Tallman & Co
Pacific Northwest News
P. A. York
Levy Creek
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joe Basler
East Oregonian
Oye Reople
Miss Yamena
City OF
Bucket Shop
Pringle
Toborta
Tanter
Queen Victoria
Lomdon
Tien Tsin
Allien
Navy Department
Themey
Chatutaku
Legations
Shantang
Lewton
Stinneheal
Ong
Singan Fu
Tien Tairh
Heme Court
Chicago Market
San Francisco
Union Pavifie
Spurgin
Canton
Organization OF Sportsmen
Momlay
Cork
Adame
Washington & Columbia River Company
Dorothy White
Wanvest
Pde Pan Vary
George DF
Powhler
Clive Herre
Lee
Tial
Northern Pacific
Nati
Marrow
Ravieli
Tor Titoor
My. Peroneh
Euetalaweiovilan
Joe
Ordaueoe
Sewnaeo
Ceetrey
Nara
First Ciese Greg
Shilohs
Sole Proprietors
C.wells & Co
Leroy, N.Y
Toronto, Can
Fes
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