Ringling Fete In San Francisco This Week
General news items note a Ringling performance in San Francisco. Dutch government officials engage Lawrence Margiod to discuss a warship tie in the Dutch program. Markets show activity on Wall Street amid speculation and shifting prices. A San Quentin case sees Mrs. Minnie Adams receive life imprisonment for infanticide. A Stevens incident reports an explosion injuring several and causing fire. A letter from Theodore Roosevelt discusses the vice presidential nomination and election prospects. U.S. tensions with Russia and Japan rise as China remains unacknowledged in Washington. Cotton exports face new difficulties while farm prices show volatility. General MacArthur reports the Philippines death of Captain Moetiston and a soldier’s self-inflicted gunshot during a unsettled incident.
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Mra
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Philippines
Charles Moetjuiston
Fourth United Tates Infantry
Moetaiston
Arrests in Walla Walla and Seattle News Bits
Foreign text fragments report Felix Aubin and Tommy Mingle under arrest in Walla Walla on suspected burglary, while Edward More of Medford was fatally shot in Seattle after resisting arrest. Mentions of figures linked to Manila events and a Baptist preacherʼs move to Vancouver B C appear among scattered references to gatherings and tours in the Pacific Northwest.
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Walla Walla Oon
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Tno
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Medward
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Seattle
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Portland
Chile
Albert J. Beveridge
Salen
Roland DD Tirant
Moetlend
Baptist Church
Vancouver
Bh.c
Miesichmeett
Striking Coal Miners Demand Arbitration Amid Turmoil
Reports from Wilkes Barre and nearby towns say coal miners face arrests as strife grows. Unrest spreads across the West Coal Company region with renewed talks of arbitration hoped to settle disputes and hasten a wage adjustment.
Goererl Assassination Trial Chronicle in Kentucky
The trial of James Howard for the shooting of William Cimbel in Frankfort Kentucky proceeded with testimony from Arthur Hiewbel and others. Witnesses described Howard’s proximity and actions, including a confrontation near the executive building and the moment the fatal shot was fired.
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Frankfort
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Ben Kako
Hedding
Anand
Arthur Hiewbel
Krantart
Janes Howard
Wilian Cimbel
Rowan Cini
Toval Piversinud
Deeree Stubiefield
Untitled Historical Dispatch on Sept. Events and Naval Movements
A fragmented Sept dispatch reports from Linwoll to Sept 1 regarding Hryne’s fetter and political notes, mentions to the Morolus party, and references to WAM Worle and Hevlowin. It notes a naval action near Bryan with the freighter Thoroughlane and units including Coast Guard and militia, plus fever cases in Havana.
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Net
W. J. Hryne
Otterion
Wheat market shows erratic pace and firm finish
Report from I L Ray and Co and New York brokers notes wheat trading erratic on Friday with early weakness turning to strength. Liverpool market opened higher and NY close shows gains though demand for spot wheat remains steady near the close. Money was scarce as prices ended higher across futures and spot.
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New York
Senator Hanna Entreats Chicago Business Leaders at Luncheon
Senator Hanna hosted 25 leading Chicago businessmen at a Union League luncheon. He urged them to “save the country” from Bryanite influence and spoke of national unity, confidence, and the role of business leaders in supporting patriotic policy.
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Unclear historic note on early New York event and figures
Fragmented report mentions John Haver a university figure allegedly killed himself in Waldorf area, with references to General Stayes and a 100 percent “in Citeator” figure. Mentions delegate selection favoring a party and White-Black political tension amid a September context in New York and Washington.
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Jack Stayes
New York
John €. Haver
Hin
Binowolf
Waldorbeloria
Lia Jantary
Frederick Plenlele
Tayo
Ave
Fragmentary note on a train delay near Bolte
A garbled report describes a train from Baosowt to Bolte with a stop and a delayed arrival. The text is unclear on times or exact locations, but implies a disruption or late schedule affecting passengers.
Population of Hutte Washington Sept
The notice reports population figures for Hutte Washington in September with unclear details and numbers. It notes the local census or survey event and mentions the governing office involved in recording counts.
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Hutte
Washington
Fragmentary notice from an unreadable page
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Galveston Siege of Ruins and Relief Efforts
Eight thousand men clear wreckage in Galveston as hundreds of corpses are cremated. Supplies pour in from across the country and are being distributed. Rail service expected to resume. Hawley predicts millions needed to aid refugees. Destruction at Highland, Texas, reports 400 bodies found and 30 miles of rail damaged.
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Fatal Conflanration Loses Salvation Army Shelter Victims
A deadly fire in a Cincinnati building used by the Salvation Army fatally injures multiple people including several children. Victims include Jord Harkins 40 Herbert Darkin 4 Rhodea Marking 12 Huti William ??, Captain Elizabeth Kokwou of New York and Captain Dertha Anderan of Chicago. The blaze causes substantial property loss and prompts war of words over Catholic and Protestant influence in the city.
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Voet
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