Massingham notes 6000 Ca pe join movement in London News
Henry W Massingham reports in the London News that 6000 Ca pe have joined the movement. A violent storm hits southern Rosia flooding towns and damaging rope. Chancellor Cook says Nashville railway has perpetual city ownership. Suites seek charter revocation. Reichs Anzeiger claims Emperor William decorates Emil MAR of Hamburg America. Billy Madden threatens early match with Jeffries to claim world title. Santa Fe plans mass Italian colonization across southern U S regions. Samuel Garvin arrested in Hillings Montana for cattle theft from Creek Indians. Robert Lee stands trial. Lewis and Clark Centennial planned for Portland 2004 attracts editors in New York. Portia and Oregon girl suit against Duke of Manchester set for hearing. Colonel Knight travels to London to back his daughter's interests.
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Rosia Wedneway
Cook
Nashville Railway
Nashville
Reichs Anzeiger
William
Emil Mar
Billy Madden
Gue Rubin
Jeffries
Akron
Santa Fe Railway
California
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Samuel Garvin
Hillings
Montana
Oregon
Diphtheria Cases Rise in Astoria and Local News
The report notes several diphtheria cases in Astoria with one or two deaths. Other local items include Dr. Pearson's pledge of 50 000 dollars to Whitman College, a high Clackamas county assessment hike, Red Men's carnival funds in Baker City, and a series of deaths and incidents in Oregon and nearby districts.
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Astoria
TD. K. Pearson
Chicago
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Clackamas
Baker City
J. W. Truett
Salem
Mre
R. C. Shelton
George Davis
Boise City
Dee
Johbonie Kaiser
Endicott
Wash
Supreme Court of Idaho
Idaho
Starr
Wayne Starr
Lelwnon
Portland
John H. Caress
Carse & Borden
Good Samaritan Hospital
Endurance Fails In Six Day Races As Winners Struggle
The report notes riders in six day bicycle events collapse from exhaustion as the victor crosses the line, reflecting the grueling pace and toll on competitors. It mentions digestive distress and the search for relief through diet and tonic remedies, with claims of Da Pierce's Pills aiding headaches and stomach issues.
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Pierce
Soldiers Halt Angry Texas Mob at Bay in Riot Scene
In Houston on June 22 the Houston Light Guard and cavalry protected a tied negro suspect named Spencer from mob violence. Militia faced a two hundred shot exchange as reinforcements arrived. Spencer was moved to jail and later boarded a train back toward Houston.
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Houston
Tex
Houston Light Guard
Houston Cavalry
Trinity
Spencer
Jali
Hantsville
Trinity School House
Fred
Strely
Hay to Russia on Petroleum Duties Explained
Secretary Hay prepared a note for the Russian government concerning levying duty on Russian petroleum. He states the action is lawful and not retaliatory, matching duties Russia imposes on American exports. The cabinet discussed customs duties on petroleum and Hay will present Russia with the full justification and corrected facts.
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Washington
Hay
the Treasury
St. Washington
Kuavia
Russia
U S Consul Gummere Threatens Sultan Visit
After three years in Morocco Consul General Gummere will seek a personal interview with the Sultan upon returning to his post. He was not allowed credential presentation and Washington warns that any obstacle or deception will trigger a naval demonstration in Moroccan waters.
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Morocco
Washington
Gummere
United States
Morroccian
British forces Repel Mad Mullahs at Aden
Advicen reports a reverse for Mad Mullah and followers near Aden. Captain Mineili’s forces repulse a large Hindu cavalry and mounted infantry assault, the Mullah narrowly escaping capture and about one hundred of his men killed. British casualties were seven killed and wounded.
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Aden
Advicen
Mullahb
Mineili
Mulla
Mullah
Imperial launch marks naval expansion pledge in Kiel
In Kiel on June 22 Emperor William and the empress attended the launching of the warship Prince Adalbert. Prince Henry christened the vessel as the Kaiser spoke briefly, stressing Adalbert's prophetic line that expansion is unachievable without a transoceanic fleet, which requires a navy.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Empress
Prince Adalbert
Prince Henry
Kaiser
Russian Exile and Scramble for Reform Roils Petersburg
A chaotic banishment to Siberia follows a petition for constitutional reforms. Brings Bubryneki, descendant of Catherine the Great, loses status as authorities move against reform advocates. Morgan Buys Fiewure hints at broader European unrest and shifting loyalties as London reports on incidents and political maneuvering.
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Petersburg
Siberia
Brings Bubryneki
Catherine Tee Great
Esar
Cramens
Suceia
Bryan denies 1904 candidacy and Missouri third-party link
In Buffalo on June 22 W. J. Bryan and his family visited the ex Hoa. When asked about a 1904 presidential bid he said he is not a candidate for any office. He denied involvement with the so called third party movement in Missouri.
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Buffalo
W. J. Bryan
Ex Hoa
Missouri
Wheat Market Dips as Week Ends with Heavy Exports
The wheat market slid further in New York with prices down and Liverpool closing lower. New York opened at 7 5 8 and closed at 7 9 4 amid heavy export shipments of 5.52 million bushels for the week, versus 4.05 million year ago. Stocks remain steady as money sits at 4 percent.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Funds Raised for Holding Fair to Aid Mining Congress
Boise set to host the International Mining Congress starting July 24. Idaho State Fair funds will defray fair expenses and are to be given to the mining congress plus a 600 state appropriation. Delegates from Chicago and Cripple Creek will arrive by special trains and post congress excursions are planned to Silver City and Coeur dAlene. Oregon may join in on an excursion. The gathering is expected to be one of the largest industrial meetings.
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Congress
Boise
International Mining Congress
Idaho State Fair Association
Mining Congress
Addi.tion
Chicago
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Trans Missisippi Congress
Silver City
Coeur d'Alene
Oregon
United States
Tornado's dreadful work near Napier Nebraska death toll rises
A tornado near Napier Nebraska on Thursday night killed multiple members of the Greening and Anderson families and fatally injured several others including Grace Greening and John Greening. In total several children perished and remaining relatives were injured. A second report from Pittsburg notes a severe cloudburst and windstorm causing major damage in Allegheny county with fatalities and a grandstand collapse.
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Napier
Neb
Greening
Anderson
Jacob Greening
Grace Greening
Margaret Greening
John Greening
Ida
Clara
Pertha
Theodore
Eines
Davis Bondsmen Sued Over Clerk Shortage
Attorney General Blackburn and the district attorney filed suit against the bondsmen of George W. Davie the former wheel and board clerk who was found $40 000 short in years after embezzlement. Davie’s whereabouts are unknown after he disappeared to Heightsown. A fire in Fort Worth killed Wiley Calhoun and her three children when a gasoline cap exploded.
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Salem
Fort Worth
Texas
Mere
Wiley Calhoun
Motilade Convicted in Forgery Case in San Francis
Peter W. Motilade was found guilty in a San Francisco court on June 22 of forging bogus demands on the treasury. The verdict followed an old trial and referenced four burglaries tied to the case.
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San Francis
Peter W. Motilade
A Treasury
Americans Triumph in Pigeon Shooting Prize Contest
In Ilagow on June 22 American and Scotish pigeon shooters met for a prize of one hundred pounds. The Americans won by a margin of W4 to Hey, claiming the easy money in the competition.
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Ilagow
Ambassador Choate Uncovered After Confinement at Home
London reports Ambassador Choate emerges from confinement after a copper clad incident. He was confined for several days and appeared at his desk today describing the ordeal and its impact on his duties.
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London
Deak
Failures for the Week Reported Across Regions
A brief weekly review notes numbered setbacks in the United States and Canada. It cites week 105 of a dated sequence, referencing age classifications and changes from last year in both countries.
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New York
Dan
United States
Canada
Going Home Loaded Delivers Free Groceries This Season
Our store offers free delivery and prompt service with a wide selection of season’s delicacies. We advertise low prices on high grade fancy and staple groceries, claiming the lowest in town.
Fireworks Store Explosion Kills Ten in Paterson Apartment Block
A fireworks store under a four story rental building on Main Street Paterson New Jersey exploded and burned. Ten people were dead nine injured and five missing in the corrected casualty tally. The frame tenement housed ten families with dramatic fallouts as occupants were hurled or burned from windows. Firefighters recovered additional bodies and the death toll rose through the day.
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Patterson
N.J
Williame
Typhoid Kidnapping Case Reported in Local Scene
The note describes Eddie Cudahy kidnapped and ransomed for 25 000 dollars. Typhoid fever is tied to the case and medical staff face strain while authorities pursue legal actions connected to the incident.
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Youns Cudahy
Gouba
Eddie Cudahy
Parente
Vance
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Nott
Wessel
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Psevu
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The
London News
Cape
Pacific Northwest News
Fraver River
Pace
Morgan
Fiewure
Bryan
Steel
St. Paul
Atehiaon
Briv
U. PP. Iiehy
Tornado
Nebraska
Witteburg
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Ball Park
Davis’ Bondsmen
Hlackburn
Keane
C. Rohrman
Watterson
Mary Daly
Sehalman
Alm. Teou
Feapes Marcos
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