Record of Cripple Creek August gold yield and global incidents
The Cripple Creek district yielded 1 558 000 in August, a record month. Other items include the drowning death of Johns Hopkins professor Maurice C. Satphen in the Shrewsbury River near Atlantic Highlands, a forged railway certificate case in London Guild Hall, the death of Lake Forest University president Henry C. Durand at 73 from paralysis, and reports of Persian revolutionary unrest and martial law amid loan disputes with Russia. Carrie Nation’s arrest and release in New York are noted, along with a Duluth steamer fine for not aiding a sinking ferry.
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Crib Creek
Cripple Creek
Maurice C. Satphen
John Hopkins University
Shrewbury River
Atlantic Highlands
Marie Josephine Eastwick
Phila
London Guild Hall
Henry C. Durand
Lake Forest University
Chicago
Highland Park
Durand
Carrie Nation
New York
Twenty Eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Willeatte
Duluth
Alexander McDougall
Possengers
Grain yields in Polk county reach thirty two bushels per acre
Reports show an average of 32 bushels per acre in Polk county for grain threshed. The item notes local harvest activity and mentions related rural conditions and public concerns in the area.
Sheep Camp Raid Kills Forty Sheep in Bear Wallow Creek Area
Four men raided A. Johnson's sheep camp near Bear Wallow Creek, 35 miles south of Pendleton. They killed about 40 sheep, peppered Peterson’s tent with gunfire, and drove off the rest as marksmen fired for ten minutes. Peterson located four sets of tracks and reported the attack to neighbors. Local shepherds vow action at the next convention.
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Bear Wallow Ereek
Pendleton
A. Johnson
Goa Peterson
Peterson
Leteraon
Sheep Shot and Cattle Poisoning Rumors Across Counties
Reports from Whitney in Grant county and nearby regions claim bands of sheep were shot with about 60 to 103 head killed. Cattle losses near Strawberry and Strawberries Creek area raise suspicion of poisonous weed or deliberate poisoning. Fossil Journal notes a Wheeler county sheep band shot in Black Canyon, while a Wheeler County meeting plans action to stop lawless slaughter.
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Fox Valley
Black Canyon
Whitney
Grant County
Blue Mountain Eagle
Canyon City
Chant County
Newe
Mack Brothers
Janes Medaley
Heppner
Appor Creek
Agguet
Prairie City
Strawberry
Shoro
Fossil Journal
Gilliam County
Wagner & Hoyer
Wheeler County
Wheeler Peat
Mitchel
General Ludlow Funeral Held at Trinity Church
Funeral services for General Ludlow were conducted at Trinity Church New York. Pallbearers consisted of former army companions. The body was later moved to Oakdale for interment.
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Ludlow
New York
Currency official declares dividends for national banks
The comptroller of the currency on September 5 announced dividends in favor of creditors of several national banks including Fleet National San Bernardino Merchants Beatle via dividend.
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Washington
Fleet National
San Bernardino
Merchants
Beatle
Lord Kitchener Reports Cape Key-4S Siege Conditions
A London dispatch notes Lord Kitchener's weekly update on Cape Key-4S indicating siege conditions are practical. The week reports 26 killed or wounded, and others captured or in custody as the conflict continues.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Cape Key
Wheat market dull after holidays with lower prices
The New York market report from I L Ray shows a subdued wheat market after holidays with prices slightly down. Liverpool unchanged and U S visible supply up by 1.7 million to 27.7 million, while stock levels eased. Reports from Chicago note October wheat trading around 70 to 76 cents with daily range 70 to 76 cents.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendiston
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
St. Paul
Chicago
Venezuela Colombia Tension Over War Threats
Washington reports say Venezuela forwards to the U.S. an official memorandum from its foreign minister outlining alleged Colombian involvement in an invasion. The note warns Venezuela is ready for war and stresses ongoing diplomatic efforts to ease the dispute.
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Washington
Scot
State Department
Colombia
Venezuela
United States
Canenl
Caracas
Peatty
Venevela
Roosevelt Receives Warm Welcome in Minneapolis
Vice President Roosevelt was greeted by Grand Army of Veterans members and others in a secure hall while civilians stood outside. Inside the crowd rose to shout Teddy as he entered, marking a highly enthusiastic reception following yesterday’s event.
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Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Grand Army
Teddy
Grewes
Chinese Expatriators Visit Berlin Mission Heads to Potsdam
The Chinese expeditionary commission led by Prince Chun arrived in Berlin, received no official welcome, and will proceed to Potsdam for imperial hospitality before meeting the audience with the palace and then depart for Jordan.
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Berlin
Prince Chun
Potsam
Pales
Jordin
Former Johannesburg governor faces high treason charge in London
London reports Mr Kraage, former governor of Johannesburg, was arrested on high treason charges. He appeared in the police court and was remanded for a week with bail. His demeanor remained calm as his counsel sought bail.
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London
Kraage
Johannesburg
Polles Court
Kraaw
Iengiae
Millionaire claims $6000 loss via card game swindle
A California millionaire living in Sacramento reported to police that $6000 won in a county race was stolen through a medium card game by two men and one woman. In Parkersburg West Virginia on September 3 Lud Madison, sentenced to hang today, received a sixty day respite amid claims of a clerical error stating he had been executed. He plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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New York
Chae
Jones
California
Sacramento
Moan
Parkersberg
W. Va
Lud Madison
Madison
United States Supreme Court
Apache War Dance Sparks Tense San Asilow Reservation
Phoenia dispatch reports two week old Apache war dance threats on the San Asilow reservation. Todiane refuse to relent and warn they will turn up the heat at Globe camp. The public grows anxious as preparations for trouble continue.
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Phoenia
San Asilow
Faded Notice Reveals Exposition Events and Local Leisure
The fragment notes Admiral Rampaone enjoying a stroll at Bharkhaven with steady strength and lake time at Sampson Megeing. It also mentions the First Stake at the Louisiana Purchase exhibition driven today at Forest Park in Mt. Louis with officers and directors present.
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N, I
Rampaone
Bharkhaven
Mt. Louis
Hept. J
Forest Park
Exposition Company
Fire at Chinese Restaurant Kills Three in New York
A blaze at a Chinese restaurant in New York City killed three people. Officials report two men suffocated inside as a third leaped from a window to escape the flames. Additional details remain unsettled.
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New York
London Commission to Probe Tuberculosis Theory
King Edward has appointed a commission of scientists in London to investigate Koch's theory that animal tuberculosis is not communicable to humans. The group will assess evidence and determine implications for public health and policy.
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London
Sept
King Edward
Koch
Boston man elected chairman of industrial group
Washington dispatch reports Albert Clark of Boston chosen as chairmen to succeed the late Senator Kiye of the South. Clark succeeds the late Kiye as head of the industrial organization, marking a leadership change amid ongoing policy discussions.
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Washington
Albert Clark
Boston
Henator Kiye
Houth
Defeat Rumored as Strikers Face Steel Trust Pressure
Reports from Pittsburg and Milwaukee detail continued labor unrest with new workers entering Star tin plate plants under police escort while several mills run at normal capacity. Claims surface that the Amalgamated Federation is not investigating Shaffer over strike calls as Hickey presses charges in Milwaukee. McKeesport sees no change as three hundred strikers remain barred from works.
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Pittsburg
Ron
Continental Tube Works
Presens
Shaffer
Federation of Laebor
Hickey
Nay View Lodge
Amalgamated
Shafer
Milwaukee
Wis
J. M. Hickey
View
Theodore Shaffer
Bay View
Gary
Steel Corporation
Signe Log
Schwab
Morgan
Neladwi
Corworation
McKeesport
Atrikors
Bsirikorm
Race Between Constitution and Columbia Abandoned
Newport records the Constitution and Columbia yacht race halted at 6900 p m due to the boat failing to latch in time. At halt, Columbia led by two and a half miles from the Goish. A re-run was postponed for tomorrow with four metal walls to be bent on Constitution before sailing. Washington notes the appointment of Cole David Heap to the California debria commission.
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Newport
Constitution
Columbia
Washington
Bort. i
Cole David Heap
Galifornia Debria Commission
Plane to arrive in France on September 17
Paris reports the exar will reach France on September 17, with officials confirming the timing of the arrival.
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France
Paris
Frence
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