Memory of King Alfred honored by American Authors Society
In New York physicians report Congressman Hull’s condition improving but weeks remain before he can be active. Captain Bert Moasman and three rangers head toward Black River country where two rangers were killed last week by cattle thieves. A contract for an automobile is awarded contingent on 70 miles per gallon on level road. The transport Solace will sail for Panga Samoa with Rear Admiral Robbey Evans and several captains aboard. At a Young Men’s Bible class led by John Rockefeller Jr a future holm of its own is hinted at, and a tense exchange over referee decisions and a Holloway jail issue is noted, along with local incidents in Crawfordsville and an odd summary of various figures.
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Society of American Authors
New York
Congressman Hull
Bert Moasman
Arsona Rangers
Black River Country
Hieves
Cinte
Solace
Panga Panga Samoa
Robbey
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Cooper
Ilese
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Reiter
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Myer
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Wade
Hart
Peteped
London
Oabdis Kart Weesell
Rela
Ssimathy
Home Office
Worl Wonse
Holloway
Crawfordaville
Ind
William Cox
Port land freight job for Portland bound SP station hand
An Irving Oregon station worker long employed by the Southern Pacific has been transferred to Portland to take a freight department role. The report notes the man’s relocation and new duties in the freight division.
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Southern Pacific
Irving
Lane County
Bosear
Portland
T W. Lamedell
Lamadell
Wasco Opera House
Wasco
Sherman County
KR. Atwood
Jambo W B Campbell
Ir. Halley
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser Promotion
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser offering free distribution for 21 cents postage to solicit readers. It claims health benefits for women including regularity and relief from weak disorders, referencing weight gain and a “premium” text with medical guidance. The prose mimics patent medicine rhetoric and cites testimonials and medical authority.
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Huewe
Oedd
Pierce
Common Sense
KV. Wierve
Roosevelt Replies To Critics Dinner Invite For Booker Washington
The article reports President Roosevelt’s response to southern critics and mentions an invitation to Booker Washington for a White House dinner. It suggests Roosevelt may extend similar invitations to other prominent Black leaders, framing the move as aiding national reconciliation. Washington is described as a national figure aligned with reform and education.
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Washington
Rooevelts
Booker Washington
States announce officer elections to be held nationwide
New York report lists November elections across states and territories for governor attorney general comptroller secretary of state and various legislative posts. Voters in Maryland Nebraska New Jersey Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota and other locales will choose officials including judges legislators and constitutional officers.
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New York
United States
Monseebeette Otte
Lew Tale
Virginia
Legislatin
Rehn
Kentucky
Maryland
Teeterres
Minclenigg
Nebraska
New Jersey
Oklahoma Territory
Congress
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Elreutt Judees
Walla Walla Opens Special Franchise for Street Rail
A city council special section approves a franchise to build street rail lines covering four miles, extending to both depots and Whitman College. The project links with the original Walla Walla plan and involves Milton and College Hill routes with connections to the electric system.
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Ely
United States Steel Expands with Major Purchases
The United States Steel company acquires Simeon Murphy’s Whittier plant for cash and plans a large new steel plant. Murphy Company becomes top fuel oil trader and secures pipe line access to a penman. Kohne Smelting of St Louis buys coal copper and iron deposits in southern Utah along the Clark Salt Lake pond line for US Steel.
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San Angeles
United States Steel Company
Simeon Murphy
Murphy
Whittier
Oine & Pipe Fine
Penmn
Kohe Smelting Company
St. Lauie
Three Men Drowned as River Steamer Goodard Wrecks Near Cariboo
A river steamer named Goodard wrecked near Cariboo Crowing, resulting in the loss of three lives. Captain Charles Edward McDonald went down with his ship as wires report the disaster near Viewria, Oot WA.
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Viewria
Goodard
Cariboo
Charles Edward McDonald
Oodard
Pope Reported to Suffer Stroke Like Palsy At Home
Rumors circulate that the pope has a mild stroke or palsy at the Vatican with confusion and a morning tremor noted. The pope's physician would not confirm details, only that there was an evening spell on Thursday.
Sydney Burns Darkens City Water Crisis
Fire and sabotage devastate Sydney districts as water runs dry and half the homes in the business section are destroyed. Officials estimate losses near half a million dollars amid chaotic late dispatches.
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Hilfax
Sydney
Buidoges
Manchester Strands on Petris Ledge Off Sydney Harbor
The steamer Manchester ran onto Petris ledge off Sydney harbor this afternoon. The vessel is aground but all passengers are reported safe. Coast guard and salvage teams are assisting. Weather and tides hinder immediate efforts to refloat.
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Halifax
Manchester
Petris Ledge
Sydney Harbor
New York Wheat Market Shows Strength After Opening Dip
The New York wheat market rose today with Liverpool prices firming despite a dip at the open. Export shipments for the week reach 5.5 million bushels, a record pace compared with last year, signaling sustained demand amid Argentina harvest concerns. Chicago and New York exchanges reflected the rally with open and close gains.
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B. Ray & Co
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
William Davis Lectured by Judge Brents in Walla Walla
William Davis was sentenced by Judge Brents in Walla Walla to five years in prison for attempting to kill his sweetheart. The case included charges of revolver use and threats, with Davis and his former fiancée cited in a disputed engagement and alleged rivalries. The court proceedings and the details of the motive were described amid the tense courtroom atmosphere.
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William Davis
Walla Walla
Brents
Wille Walla
Golem
Thrents
Rontenow
Davie
Tirmerd
Davin Wee
Boothlach
Haworth
Viawde
Ley
Mien
Opel Mile
Expensive Remedies in Porto Rico Spark Medical Debate
The passage argues high costs of maintaining jobs in Porto Rico and critiques monumental spending. It claims a shift in the economy will come as people accept reform and accuses many physicians of endorsing quick cures for digestive and organ ailments.
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Porto Rico
Montoptaer
Contested Command Question Haunts Schley Court Inquiry
A Civil War era court of inquiry debates whether Sampean or Beithew commanded the Schley squadron. The record shows dispositions and questions of leadership amid the battle, with witnesses arguing proper proceedings and potential implications for the case.
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Woshitaten
Schley Lyqutey
Santigga
Sampean
Beithew
Schley
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