Hawley Declines Southern Pacific Presidency at 40000 Salary
General WeWS notes Edwin Hawley of New York has declined the Southern Pacific company presidency offered at a 40000 year salary. The proceeding includes indemnity plans for families of Tallaluals mob victims and related naval movements.
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Edwin Hawley
New York
Southern Pacific Company
Tallane
Tallaluals
Retwoy Hie
Navy Department
Tokyo
Cavite
Manila
Paris
Arthur Charolais
Mullionne
Alsace
Kogan Sealey
Talveston
Sayers
Jone
Indian Territory
Kilia
Bly
United Sates
Caerh
Bohemia
Berlin
Uruseia
Tacoma Girls Form McKinley Club and Local News Notes
A Tacoma girls group forms a McKinley club. The school of pharmacy at the agricultural college reports 47 students registered. Sherman County Court approves incorporation of a valley railroad project. Intermountain Fair concludes at Rowe after a successful run. The Dalles harvest carnival is a grand success. Local expectations exceed reality with town figures. Ninteen of twenty Simpter saloons renew licenses for the last quarter. A timber mill worker in Hoquiam dies from a falling tree. A four month waterfront train reign disrupts Portland. Shipping and sailor men resume business. Tacoma stores store 21.5 million tons of grain awaiting shipment. ships offered wood charters refused. The sixth annual Washington State Superintendent association tournament ends with a banquet. A meeting discusses securing a timber claim train to the Dalles timber region. Local officials note Ked Key Nine at Granite, Oregon bought by an English syndicate after Lawton visit. The syndicate plans a 2,500,000 purchase.
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Tacoma
McKinley
School of Pharmacy
The
Agricultural College
Sherman County Court
William Mahon
Tn Lytle
Hoquiam
Wusl
Portland
Prain
Tacona
Washington State
Eeehon
Olympia
Dalles
Granite
Oregon
Han Bows
Lawton
Eline J. Godfrey
Contagious Blood Poison and its Dangers
An advertisement warns that contagious blood poison is highly deceptive and destructive. It cautions that cures may only hide the disease, which can reappear and infect loved ones. The text promotes a booklet from a Georgia company claiming a cure and explains how blood poisoning can originate from parents and affect rheumation, catarrh, skin issues, and ulcers.
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Anne Eed
Lotta Ecultas
Tomark Ietueen
Atlanta
Bryan's Democratic Welcome Storms Cleveland and New York
William J. Bryan arrives in Cleveland amid a grand welcome as crowds fill streets and docks. He heads to New York for a massive Madison Square Garden gathering where he will speak for about an hour, followed by events at Cooper Union and Madison Avenue halls. Crowd estimates reach 100000 across demonstrations.
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Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Bomta
Irvan Will
New York
Richard Croker
New York City
Merryan
Madison Square Garden
Eaward M. Shepard
Madison Avenue
Thanes
Tamemany Hall
Maetinge
Mis Lawt Apooeh
Cooper Inetitute
Adlul Bs
Stevenson
View Veellent
Mr. Bryan
Adivon Square Garden
Bourke Cookran
Croker
Boars Continue Resistance at Pretoria Conference
English generals including Roberts Boiler Kitchener and Milner confer in Pretoria on pacification plans as Boer resistance persists. London reports Roberts to remain in South Africa through Christmas. Natal field force commanders reportedly relinquish command while rail links are cut.
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Cape Town
Centrals Roberts, Boiler
Kitchoner An Milner
Pretoria
Lond Roberts
South Africa
Chrietmas
Baller Ie
Natal
Standerton
O Ryan at Canton greeted by enthusiastic Democrats
At Canton Ohio October 15 two hundred Democrats greeted William Jennings Bryan as his train pulled into the depot at the president's home. Bryan spoke for five minutes urging voters to back him and warned against monarchies while recalling Canton’s spaniel war trophy cannon. The crowd cheered and shook Bryan’s hand.
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Canton
Ryan
Mer. Bryan
Volod
Centon
Ex Provident
Bryan
Meryan
Europe
Mr. Beyan
Ohio Senator Frye and companions begin tour of Midwest states
Manator Hanna of Ohio Senator Frye of Malawi and Victor Dalliver brother of Momator Dalliver of Iowa left Chicago at noon on a special train for a Pacifica tour visiting Wirconia Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska. They plan to focus on South Dakota where Senator Hanes aims to defeat Renator Potts. The first leg ran today at Waukoahe Wilc omivlit Mavticon with a reception for distinguished supporters.
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Chicago
Manator Hanna
Ohio
Senator Frye
Malaw
Victor Dalliver
Momator Dalliver
Iowa
Paiva
Wirconia
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Senapor Hanes
Renator Pott
Waukoahe
Wilcomivlit
Mavticon
Binten
Spollbindern
Washington Dispatch Describes O Captain Shields Relief
A fragmentary Washington report notes the relief of Captain Shields and his Forty-ninth Infantry detachment from the Marlborough engagement. It mentions General MacArthur and a breakthrough movement, signaling cautious optimism about progress.
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Washington
Captain Shields
Marlidagde
MavArthur Towy
Miners Accept Conditional Terms Amid Union Push
Reports from New York on October 16 indicate an officer of a major coal company says operators will soon guarantee a ten percent wage increase through April next, ending the strike. Scranton and Scranton area notes say Providence Mitchell and his talks leave the exact timing open as both sides pause for a potential opening.
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New York
Eawl Riwls
Scrantom
Provident Mitehall
Tle
Panied
Public commission outlines Philippine governance and meetings
Manila dispatch describes the civil commission’s policy to involve Filipinos in legislative matters, with public meetings set for Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 a m. in various towns. It notes a separate brutal case in Apallo where a Highland chieftain was executed for crimes against travelers and locals.
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Manila
Idlanmd
Civil Commission
Coplodof
Lille
Ite
Commission
Sap
Tempeck
Propiomicamirae
John G Woolley Prohibition Train Tour Reaches Jamestown
The John G Woolley prohibition special train began a New York state tour, arriving in Jamestown amid a crowd of around one hundred people. Reported stops included Salamanca as the tour moved on toward more cities.
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Hulamanes
N. Y
John G. Woolley
New York State
Jamestown
Peres
Salacanca
Simmons Family Reunited Near Wallace Idaho
The lengthy report says Jamwee M Simmons who shot Robert Hachwiats last August in this city is living again with his wife and four children in Wallace Idaho. The family reportedly moved there about a month after the tragedy with wife Mrs Simmons and children. Residents recall Avni Moe from the city after a fatal shooting with his wife. The story adds that Alli mmane the shooter traveled to Wallace Idaho after spending time in an unspecified location. The coroner's verdict left the shooter largely unimplicated and unrecorded in Honmequenes.
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Buchanan
Walla Walla
Wallame
Idaho
Gavin
Lawyer Allport Vuteiok Charged in Major Scam Case
New York report notes lawyer Allport Vuteiok and his valet Charles Jones charged with swindling. The target is financier William Rive who holds a $25,000 check. They appeared in court for the preliminary phase of a high profile trial involving alleged hypnotic manipulation of millions tied to an aged real estate deal.
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New York
Allport Vuteiok
Hie Valet
Charles Jones
Milionaire
William Rive
Jem
Tive
Leo Balf
Lypnotv
Court hears claim against cotton firm in New Philadelphia
A court session centered on Kaferrado Cotton Company of New Philadelphia as W W Bryan referenced the enterprise in a dispute over a loan. The proceedings indicated a reference to a collateral valuation and a proposal involving a twentieth of the cash value tied to the bale in question.
London and New York Stocks Falter On Mixed Signals
Report by J L Ray & Co and the Chicago Board of Trade notes weak markets again with Liverpool closing 6 1 13, New York opening strong then slipping to 7 4, visible supply rising 1,677,000, stocks soft across the board as money rates edge up and bonds show minor gains.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Chigage Board of Trade
New York Stock
Liverpool
New York
Leodmber Oura
A Brilliant Kentuckian Introduces Roosevelt at Lexington
Lexington residents greet Governor Roosevelt figure at the rail station as Col Breckenridge speaks on behalf of the contest challenge. Breckenridge criticizes fraudulence and urges voters to defend citizenship rights and the ballot. Governor Keenamell campaigns on access to the ballot box with Roosevelt support, while Gov Raumwell praises veterans and self-government.
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Lexington
Hennevelt
Congress ii
Linshonvidgs
Kentucky
Col. Breckenridge
Copper River gold dust sparks Seattle mining rush
The steamer Hertha brought 875000 in gold dust from the Klondike rivers Joristachiaga and Obiena as 30 miners head to a new Alaskan camp. They will winter in Seattle and return in spring to sell their haul.
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Seattle
Hertha
Joristachiaga
Obiena
Alagka
Storm reaches Victoria with strike on Stewart River Creek
A storm from Skagway hit a creek tributary to Blewart river near Victoria HM O Oct Li. Reports indicate a notable strike on the creek. 25 rente were recovered from the area as part of the pursuit.
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Stewart River
Victoria
HM. O
Skagway
Blewart River
Jules Brett & Un Seeks Bankruptcy Protection in California
Jules Brett & Un, a Bay Area importer and exporter of California produce, filed a petition in bankruptcy alleging debts around 422 thousand, with details list including assets and creditors. The action marks a formal step in winding up the firm’s affairs in San Francisco.
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San
Trial ordered to proceed in Ivorgetown case
In Ivorgetown on October 16, Sales Control demands immediate trial. Four attorneys had sought postponement but were denied. The case centers on alleged ema and related charges.
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Youtsoy Triat
Ivorgetown
Sales Contril
Lord Hamilton Dead at 71 in London
An intimate friend of the late W. K. Chladstany, Lord Hamilton, died in London. He was seventy one years old. The obituary notes his friendship with Chladstany and records his passing in the city. In related items, a cold remedy called Lasalive Kromo alaine Tablets is mentioned as a treatment for coughs and colds.
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Lord Hamilton
Lomton
Oct
Hamilton
W. K. Chladstany
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