Global unrest and wage plan amid war era tremors
Reports describe looting in Pekin ignored by many officers, a Fall River wage increase proposal of 11% to hit September 17, battleship Oregon heading to repair after grounding, and political anxieties over Congressman Boutelle. Alfred Wiggin cites Swedish loan talks. Mrs Ryerson convicted for murder. Hay’s health reportedly stable. Thomas Powers, banking commissioner, killed by a train.
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Oregon
Nagasaki
Japan
United States
China
Charles A. Boutelle
Maine
Albert I. Wiggin
National Work Link
York
Ryerson
Ged Ryerson
California
Twi
Leen
Ensoifa
Hay
Washington
Cicate
Thomas J. Mowers
Venterlvania
Otekinte
Philadelphia
Powers
Amd
General Grant
Deaths and accidents in Linn and nearby areas
Obituary notes Eliah B. Vroom dies at his daughter Mire’s Lebanon home aged 61 after months of illness. Roy Koster, 4, drowns on a Wendling footbridge near Eugene. Separate incidents include an ox injuring Derrick in Lincoln County and a Spokane man claiming a hidden phonograph. The Willamette Statewman cites rising student demand for housing and work. The report also mentions a shooting accident near Brugen with a hunter sustaining injuries.
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Mire
J. W. Monijew
Lebanon
Linn
Y Manthe
Dave
Tie
Sever
Roy Koster
Wendling
Eugene
Spokane
B.C. Derrick
Lincoln
Polkewanty
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Falun
Willamette
Callel
Ecu Dietanee
Brugen
Taylin
Policy of drift weighs on Pekin withdrawal policy
England leans toward Russian American proposals to withdraw from Pekin. Powers exchange views by telegraph as Washington notes seek a clear policy. Berlin shows adherence to the July 5 program while Britain hints at Salisbury's stance. Japanese forces retreat are reported as part of the broad Chinese crisis.
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Pekin
Washington
United States
Amey
London
Allio
Berlin
Count von Walderio Hue
Menor William
Aden
China
St. Motorsburg
Ciel Sieewiger
Shina
Riesia
Tien Twin
Coal Operators Seek Virginia Coal for Navies in Europe
Lomion reports American coal operators and agents rushing to England amid rumors of major orders. Read, of Chicago, travels to Maine hopeful to supply French and Russian navies with Wet Virginia coal. BE Hopkins, of Philadelphia, pushes 10 000 ton shipment to Mediterranean ports. President Caspatt of the Peevelgeania Railroad has just gone to Paris on business.
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Lomion
Ther
England
Joany
Cilengo
Maine
Virginia
BE. M. Hopkins
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Caspatt
Peevelgeania Railroad
Jas Soone
Paris
Railways Merge to Foil Continental Triffle Competition
Great Northern Northern Pacific Union Pacific join to curb profitable contest with Santa Fe as a rival. Report notes a treaty among lines to strengthen dominance and block new competition while faculty at Whitman observs volcanic activity near Mount Baker with rising vapors.
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Chicago
Uhie
Union Pacitheratramda
Santa Fe
War effort scales back volunteer movement on transports
Washington reports a new movement direction for American volunteers aboard ships near the Atlantic approach. The transport service led by the department will manage the return of troops, requiring careful coordination to complete the operation efficiently.
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Washington
Nowertor
Ventinhatarri
Unclear dispatch from Cheyenne on rails bandit hunt
Dispatch from Cheyenne reports ongoing search for Union Pacific train robbers near the trail. Authorities pursue leads as a Colorodo patrol presses investigation while efforts focus on securing lines and apprehending suspects.
Boxing bout ends in clinch near Teeton town
Joe Gate of Baltimore defeats Dal Hawkins of California by knockout in the third round at the Broad? club. The event concludes a long night of fighting with a decisive finish.
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New York
Broadwiy Aiblotiy Club
Teeton
Joe Gate
Balti
Dal Hawkins
California
Local election notes amid scribbled text in the county
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a committee, a permanent wheat grader, and neighboring locality references, with unclear names and dates. The readable phrases imply a local governance or public works item under scrutiny, but specifics are not recoverable.
Speakers Set for Saturday Rally in Cobieangee Town
In Cobieangee town, Hoth Moevelt and Bryan will address attendees at a Saturday rally. The event follows a September schedule with a Monday afternoon assembly noted in local notices.
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Chicago
Alfermeoy
Hoth Moevelt
Bryan
Unclear OCR item from Coweta Obituary area
Fragmentary report notes a person from Coweta in Oklahoma returned to work after several days away, with deteriorated OCR making details uncertain.
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Coweta
Bar on the ranch near Ukiah draws attention
Fragmentary lines describe a rural scene at a George Ellin ranch north of Ukiah. A lighted lantern lures someone toward a shed or field where farm implements lie. The passage hints at a theft or distraction but details are unclear.
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Ukiah
Mogt
George Ellin
Winn Cetgayen
Mendioten Sportsmen Association Calls Members to Meeting
A notice to all members warns of a mandatory Wo elock Sunday morning council meeting. Attendees face discipline including expulsion for nonattendance and potential violence as implied by threats.
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Mendioten Sportsmen's Associaton
Aeselane Tour Destroys Buildings in Mafeking Visit
Aeselane visiting Mafeking South Africa caused extensive damage surpassing seven months of bombardment. It blew down or unroofed many structures exposing the military camp hospital and worsening suffering among the sick and wounded. One person was killed and two were injured.
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Aeselane
Mafeking
South
Africs
Shooting at a Farm Near Walla Walla Leaves Man Wounded
Report from Walla Walla describes P. B. Knight being wounded in the left leg by Emanuel Advante at Advante’s farm three miles southwest of the city. Witnesses suggest possible motives behind the shooting while officials consider no action yet. Knight’s condition described as not serious with recovery expected in days.
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P. B. Knight
Emanuel Advante
Dilwarle
Ramor
Kiight
PB. Keight
Ile
J. A. Kolwbt
Elwands Fame
Perhal
Edwarde
Querreel Etmand
Viwarde
Knight
Promian
Eelweris
Kalebt
Thie
Ald
Pt.bl Knight
Resignation of Premier Sparks Brunswick Crisis Concerns
Frederickton reports the resignation of Jonais to Emerst the premier of New Brunswick is not expected to affect the government crisis or spark a broader opinion split. Ottawa comments anticipate dissolution of the House of Commons soon as Premier Konerson resigns to bolster the literale bloc amid the federal contest.
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Frederickton
Jonais
Emerst
New Bronewick
Government Crisia
Ottawa Gove
Lots of Commons
Veterans group prepares to build new normal college
Uhimge report: the Sons of Veterans raise funds and plan construction for a Normal College to honor Civil War veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic. After a year of campaigning and four years of planning, pledges and collections aim to fund housing and the institution’s development.
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Honomal College
Grand Army of the Republic
Ernie Remy
Houtings
Lam
Alon
Obscure Visit Highlights Local Political Event
Obscure text notes Obignyo visiting with Bryan and a secretary, meeting Senator Jones and other officials, staying through an event at Seth Bowl Tod, with an upcoming speech tonight.
Steamship Deutchland Sets Record Atlantic Passage
New York reports the steamer Deutchland eclipsed all previous records for rapid transatlantic travel. The ship completed the voyage in under fifteen days with over twenty nine minutes to spare, passing Cherbourg and Sandy Place on the return leg.
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New York
Deutehbland
Cher ‘Bourg
Sandy Place
General Hill to Retain Command Next Week
Washington dispatch reports General Wheeler set to retire next week as General Citie s contemplates a new command reshuffle. The department plans to announce changes affecting top officers and assignments.
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General Wheeler
Grand Army of the Republic Camp Meeting Tonight
The 1st annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will open tonight at 1 o'clock in Chico. Local veterans gather for the official event with ceremonies and public attendance expected.
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Chico
Grand Army of the Republic
Plague Cases Reported as Morning Observations Grow
A brief notice notes rising plague observations with reference to Glamow and Rept. J.-A morning report indicates eighty cases under coder observation.
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Glamow
Rept
Wheat market rallies and beef shipment plans face transport hurdles
Report by J L Bay & Co notes a stronger wheat market with Liverpool export up and New York opening higher. Armour & Co in China seeks 6,000,000 pounds of beef delivered by hoof, but transporting live cattle to distant markets remains difficult.
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J. L. Bay & Co
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Oaar Nicholae Haus Cabled Armour & Co
Conoers
China
Cmars
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