Galveston relief funds tally at one hundred thousand
General WeWs reports Jane Stillman treasurer of the Chamber of Commerce relief committee for Galveston florists. The German textile crisis halts production and cuts hours. Crescent sets a new world trotting record at Glenville. Battleship Texas funding under study at Norfolk. Ex-champion bantam Steve Flanagan dies in Philadelphia. Canary Island arrivals to Havana ease labor shortage.
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Janes Stillman
Chamber of Commerce
Galverton Enflorers
Aulingie Treen
Archae
Han
Herlin
London Daily Mail
Glenville
Cresceos
Steve Flanagan
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital
Jimmy Devine
Lidustrinhal
Boevera
Tewine
Durling
Imiante
Canary Islands
Havana
Officials speak at Payette and Baker City events
Pacific Northwest notes include Hinger Hermann of the General Land Office addressing Payette on Saturday. Baker City hosts Hon. B. S. Wood rallying support for Bryan. Corvallis sees Hayward resign as electrician at the agricultural college to pursue business in Victoria. A road crew completes a six foot wide horse trail from Foley Springs to Hace Dell. Klickitat County reports teacher shortages. unemployed instructors to be placed. A large 430 pound bear killed near Sumner after raids. Malheur preacher A B Payton fatally injured in Baker City riding accident. Overland clerks' pay cut and rail salaries adjusted amid reclassification and Reno work.
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Hinger Hermann
General Land Office
Payette
Wood
Aumory Hall
Baker City
Bryan
K. CO. Hayward
Corvallis
Agricultural College
R. Hayward
Victoria
B.C
Gestament Raogere
Foley “Springs
Hace Dell
Klickitat
Profesor
Sumner
Wash
A.B. Payton
Malheur
Payton
Mall
Portland
Ackland
Bonn
Ahlan
Blood Purification or a Path to Heal Sores and Ulcers
An excerpt discusses chronic sores and ulcers arising from poor blood health. It argues that cleansing and invigorating the blood restores general health, removes impurities, reduces discharge, and allows sores to heal. warns that without systemic cleansing local care cannot reach the root cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammot
Rey
Two Hundred Thousand Chinese Army Gathered Near Singan Fo
Washington frets over a reported mobilization led by Cane oral Foh Liang to defend the emperor and empress dowager. The size and loyalty of the force raise fears it could intimidate the court and shield rebel leaders from justice, complicating efforts to punish Prince Yoan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cane
Foh Liang
Chili
Shantaung
Singan Fo
Pokin
Tom
Yoan
Imperial Mongolians Move to Singan Fu Amid Provision Shortage
A cable reported by Chinese minister Wu to Secretary Hay states that imperial majesties left Tai Yoon Kuo for Singan Fu due to hunger and drown damage. The dowager and court reportedly departed October 4 to engage in peace talks, with Singan Pa as the ancient capital and communications improving.
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Singan Fu
Washington
Minster Wu
Lia
Chang
Amiat
Karl Li
Sinaga Fu
Signan Pn
Bhatghai
Ohinese
State Department
Tai Coon Youn
Singan Pa
Current Issues Talk Draws Speakers in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla Washington speakers discuss foreign policy and party strategy. Voorhees criticizes entangling alliances and the push for colonies while quoting pro republic text and treasury figures.
Wheat market report shows declines amid erratic trading
The day’s trading featured a lower open in New York, with prices easing to around 82 7 8 while Liverpool quoted near 3 8. The Market saw a drop in visible supply and stock values fell by about 8,000 with overall gains of 2,608,400 noted in circulating figures.
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J. L. Hay & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
York
Cowber
Liverpool
New York
Laughs at Serious Charges as Brown Is Apprehended in Chicago
Chicago police arrested W Brown on charges connected to a swindling case against insurance firms. The Mooney and Boland Delivery Agency manager Fr. Brown Arietant faces allegations. Dr. Unger and Frank H. Smiley backed his innocence. Brown laughed at the charges and was held on awaitable bonds.
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W. Brown
Chicago
Oguthiet
Fr. Brown
Mooney and Boland Delivery
Dr. Unger
Frank H. Smiley
Bryan Visits Native Town Amid Warm Welcome and Fear
The article recalls a Bryan visit to his native town Salem Illinois Peopletonestly scared crowds gathered at a court house stand. Images of McKinley and Roosevelt hung in shop windows as Bryan spoke touching graves of his parents. Hooded locals greeted Bryan at John A Lown’s Benton home and he attacked the tariff while the crowd listened in cold weather.
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Balen
Ula
Atrents
Bridgew F
W. J. Bryan
Court Howe
Mckinsow
Roosevelt
Lnsinews
Ryan
Bo Lo
Vinithig
Benton, Tlln
Opt
Vorty Five
Bryan
John A. Lown
Voorja
Ain
Roonevelt
Chicago
Joliet
Teddy
Prealdene Lawtert
American Steel Wire Company
Republians
Lwlinais
Court House Square
Roosevelt Tours Midwest Campaign Stops Amid Doubts on Trust Opposition
The report notes Roosevelt’s tour through Joliet and Chicago with large crowds, including an introduction by a corporate official. He criticizes Democratic sincerity on trout legislation and cites Republican opposition. A later dispatch mentions a Saturday night collision on the Durkan railway near Starkher with multiple deaths and injuries.
Pendleton court session opens with civil and criminal docket
Judge W it Bilin arrives from Henne and presides over the grand jury aided session at the ojrown court. A large array of civil cases and several criminal matters, including a larceny trial of James Carey, move toward trial as the grand jury considers bills and returns true or not true. A new Dallas school building nears completion, three stories tall with an estimated cost around 7000.
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Bilin
Pendleton
Henne
D. BP. Poringer
A. Me« Konals
Oo Moore
HK. Clark
Thomann Ogle
J. F. Kilgore
Willliam Kilgore
Peter Hannan
Leivety
Catherine Phanton
Huth Hintinemod
Willi Pine
Tom
Dallas New School
Which Has Won Out Likelihood the Strike Will Bad
Miners continued their march despite Sheriff Warvay and deputies. In Hamelton on October 8 the national officers unite for a settlement and plan to influence the effort to accept the offer. Members are split over whether the move is a victory or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Warvay
Hamelton
President Mitchell Calls Delegates Meeting Amid Strike Rumors
Mitchell today smelled a call for a miners convention to be held at Scranian on Friday. It is believed the move was approved by railroad and independent operators, and work is expected to resume in all mines Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerton
Jay
SamFme Mitchell
Gary
Scranian
Striking Miners March and Missionaried at Non-Union Men
Striking miners continued marching despite Sheriff Harvey's warning. They engaged in aggressive acts among non-union workers along the road to the mines, further crippling operations. The region remained comparatively quiet otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilneelten
Sherrif Harvey
Wand
Relative of Mark Hanna Endures Harrowing Desert Trek
A relative of Mark Hanna along with A. F. Herman and W. H. Pierce faced a dire ordeal on a canyon to water-line desert journey. Their horses bolted, forcing them to march sixty miles without oil or water. Hanna nearly died five miles from a spring as a companion found water and saved him. They reached Low’s Ferry exhausted and were aided by river men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
Phoenix
Arig
B. Huntien
A. F. Herman
W. H. Pierce
Canyon
Hanna
Tepe
Haone
Craven Thie Morning Court Appearance Delayed
Han Krangiees and Oet Bo Mree faced new court steps after a morning delay caused by a physician's testimony. Craven was granted three nine before appearing again in court, clarifying the sequence of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Krangiees
Oet
Bo-Mre
Craven
Manager Shelby Tours Denver for Steel Purchase Update
I P Shelby returned to Walter Illinois Wednesday to join Lewin A Hall on a trip to Denver. They bought steel for K 4 extension between Cambridge and Connell and reported progress on grading trenching and culverts. About 40 men are at work, steel arrives around October 5 and will be installed as quickly as possible. Obituary line appears garbled.
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I. P. Shelby
Walter
Ilade
Denver
Lewin A. Hall
Cambridge
Connell
Shelby
Devon
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