Bral News Roundup Sparks Nighttime Clash in San Francisco
A pitched battle between strikers and police erupted shortly after 1 a m in San Francisco on Sunday. The item also notes bank failures in South Russia tied to insecurity in commercial circles and mentions political rumors about Dole’s resignation, a proposed Persian bank in Russia, and the McKinley islands idea. Dr Henry Whitehorn dies in Schn ee N Y at 86, once a leading educator and friend of Jefferson Davis. The piece cites British farming troubles with reduced wheat and barley acreages and fewer sheep and pigs in England and Scotland.
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Early 1900s Northwest Notices and Deaths Highlight Regional Events
Reports from Washington and Oregon detail arrests for murder in Olequa and Kalawa, a death in Browneville, and notable figures like Charles Tilton of Tilton New Hampshire. Seattle Chamber of Commerce probes Walla Walla trade as Trans-Alaska plans a horse stage toward Nome. Fruit shipments from Spokane and regional land district statistics cover acres, surveys, and agricultural potential across multiple counties.
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No Man Stronger Than His Stomach Medical Claim
An 19th century medical advertisement extols the stomach as the body’s central feeder and claims Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and digestive diseases by healing the digestive tract and related organs. It asserts nourishment weakness stems from stomach illness and links many ailments to poor digestion.
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Episcopal Delegates Arrive for Frisco Triennial Convention
Bishops and delegates from American dioceses converge on Frisco for the Protestant Episcopal Church’s triennial convention, with about 600 delegates plus 4000 church workers anticipated. The two-house framework includes the bishops as upper house and clergy and laity in the lower house, with key figures such as Rev Morgan Dix and Rt. Rev. W Doane noted among leaders amid pending canons on marriage, church naming, and provincial structure.
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Schley Court of Inquiry Opens With Contested Sailor Testimony
Washington Del today the court of inquiry held penal sessions with near adjournment over Judge Advocate Lumley s sister s death clouding attendance. Admiral Schley denied a disputed post battle conversation about the Texas and Brooklyn and a linked claim. Evane testified to a May 2 conference over the fleet s engagement risk and defense of shore batteries. Captain Sigsbee testified he doubted Spanish fleet at Santiago and denied relaying a press boat report while insisting Cervera was bottled up in the harbor.
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English Royal Party Arrives and Opens Provincial Exposition
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and party arrived at 11 oclock aboard the Emprun of India from the English Pacific squadron. They were presented to the governor and ministers, toured the city, and the duke awarded medals to South African volunteers before visiting Requimalt. He opens the provincial exposition this afternoon amid fine weather and city celebrations.
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Interior Department Advances Openings at Fort Hall and Quinault
The Interior Department is completing plans to open the Fort Hall Idaho Indian reservation with a date likely in late October or early November. The Quinault reservation in Washington is expected to open next spring.
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Prisco's traffic normal as port blockade ends
San Francisco reports harbor commissioner's September receipts match last year, showing port disruption from the strike is over. Shipping moves freely with some strikers back at work. In London a Reuters dispatch notes a large British convoy captured and wagons burned near Melmoth, Bechuanaland. Delarey and Kemp attacked Kekowich at Modderfontein yesterday but were driven off.
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Plow Trust Formed in Chicago on October First
A new Plow Trust was formed in Chicago on October first to organize capital and management for a forthcoming project. The trust aims to mobilize resources and oversee early steps of the venture with local and regional stakeholders involved.
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Shamrock and Columbia Race Off In Light Breeze
Defender skippered by Captain Barr led by Sycamore of the Challenger in a windswept race from Highlands New Jersey. Shamrock gained and then fell behind as the wind died. final results left Shamrock three minutes ahead when the race was officially abandoned. The rematch is slated for Thursday.
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Shidgley Chosen Comptroller of the Currency
Washington announces J. W. B. Shidgley as the new comptroller of the currency. Charles G. Dawes resigns to devote full time to his campaign for the United States Senate, aiming to succeed Senator Mason of Illinois.
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