ENGLAND GERMANY ALLIANCE REPORT REPORTED COMPLETED
London reports a completed treaty of alliance between Great Britain and Germany based on Chamberlain lines. It cites quid pro quo for support to Britain in Syria, and notes serious diplomatic messaging from London via St Petersburg and Washington as the week closes.
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Germany
London
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Syria
Major Hubbard
Ninth
New York
Sergt
Frank
Tmubtard
Sergt. Frank
Russia
Berlin
Associated Press
Westminster Gazette
Marquis of Salisbury
St. Petersburg
Balfour
Treast
Hall
Kingston
Jamaica
British West Indies
Philippine Islands
Andrew Carnegie
Manila
Orn Islands
Rios
Bourblon
Palawan
Hong Kong
U.S
Wildman
Qustion
Rough Ridvers
The
Herald
el Paso
Max Lima
Nicorro
Brodie
McClintock
Camp Wikoff
Montauk Point
Wheeler
Mr. McKinley
Mr. Alger
Third Cavalry
Ellen
Gen. Wheeler
Shafter
Santiago
Enthroning of Queen Wilhelmina Captivates Nation
Yesterday marked the buildup to the grand ceremonies for Queen Wilhelmina who ascended August 31. The royal procession featured a heralded march with antique costumes and trumpets as crowds focused on the young queen wearing a diamond crown and white silk robes. The event followed by federal law discussions and plans for a Pacific island tour by the commission, with the steamer Claudine departing tonight for a tour of islands before returning to Honolulu on Saturday.
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Wilhelmina
Commission
Claudine
Honoli- In
National G A R encampment opens with naval day notes
The G A R thirty second annual encampment at Camp Sherman reports strong attendance. Naval day parade held with crowds streaming in. tomorrow features an annual G A R parade and Thursday civic and industrial parades. In Paris the Dreyfus case dominates front pages with ongoing talks of revision and cabinet steps.
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the Figaro
M. Brisson
Council
Interior
Caval
Sarrien
Justice
Madane Dreyfus
Paris
Figaro
Sausnier
Iselde
Ubinden
Military Faure
Dreyfusese
Uinerer of Justice
M. Sarrien
Gennral Staf
Adn
Zueimien
War Office
Intelligence Department
Hawaiian Commission Deliberates Territory Name and Government Form
The Lakme carrying advices reaches San Francisco for the Associated Press under August 22. The Hawaiian Commission is starting work with earnest protected sessions on Friday and Saturday. Members discuss the territory name and government form as well as the number of federal officers to staff the area.
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San Reisco
Hawaiian Commission
Heatwave Stretches as City Sees Record Death Toll
New York reports no relief from four days of heat with temperatures steady. Thirteen deaths attributed to heat occur between 1 a.m. and noon. London dispatches note casualties at Omdurman and onlooker reporters wounded. Santa Fe reports ex-convict Julio Cano suspected of multiple robberies and murders, including Mrs. and a Japanese woman, with a nationwide manhunt pushing toward northern Chihuahua.
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Toon
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Nulet Cano
Albuquerque
Paca Y. Archuleta
Edward W.trout
Canos
Chihuahua
Mexico
Riots at Colorado Springs Opera House Tie Up City
A clash at the Colorado Springs opera house between 22 men allied with state chairman Broad and the Teller faction of the silver Republican party and about 75 supporters of Wolcott Harris led to at least one death and multiple injuries. Shots rang out, the ceiling bore bullet marks, and guards returned fire as the mob fled toward Denver.
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Taylorsville
Cem
David Rose
Elabor Bureau
Burtledse
Unnion
Taylorville
Attorn
Decath
John
Taxlerville
Nesre
Leforge
Ion
Tle
Springside
D. H. Hartz
Shore
Colorado Springs
Broad
Teller
Silver Republican Party
Roynton
Gathright
Wolett-st Harris
Denver
Wies
Opera House
Poheriffs
Milheast
Towne
Richard Broad
Wolcott
Boynton
Colorary Springs
Destructive Prescott Fire Kills Mrs Andrews and Servant
A Prescott fire at 2:30 or 3:00 morning destroyed the residence of F S Davis and the home of J M Aitken. Mrs H T Andrews and servant Celia Nyren died in the blaze. Several injured include W Mitchell James Austin Dennis Burke and Hunt. Firefighters battled flames amid water pressure failures and high smoke as the Andrews household and belongings were largely lost.
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Aviz
H. T. Andrews
Celia Nysen
Davis
J. M. Aitken
Judge Andrews
Andrews House
Deevil
EB. W. Dutcher
Ies Austin
Dutcher
D. A. Burke
Burke
Anat
Dirteher
Infant son of Rev Howard Bartlett dies in Winslow
Special to the Herald reports the infant son of Rev Howard and Mrs Bartlett died at Winslow Arizona on September 6. The Bartlett family, long active in Mesa and Phoenix, mourn the loss as the community extends sympathy.
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Herald
Winslow
Ariz
Nora Yesant
Howard
Bartlett
Tex
Phoenix
Valley
Bartow
Mesa
Copper Mines Bonanza at Garnet Idaho Camp
Blue Jacket Mining Company develops the Ill Copper Mines near Garnet Idaho with the Queen King and Blue Jacket No 1 claims. Superintendent Ir ton reports a 45 foot shaft yielding 70 percent copper with 400 to 500 weight pieces and plans a carload shipment to prove the lode’s riches.
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Garnet
Idaho
Fahous Blue Jacket
Blueket Mining Company
Lreton
Imine
Ireton
Blue Jacket
Read What people say about Toad's Sorsapariia
A letter-like testimonial touts Toad's Sorsapariia as beneficial for scrofula dyspepsia rheums blood diseases eruptions sores boils wounds and general weakness. It claims many have found strength and relief and urges readers to try it for family use.
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Flood
Merits Of Range Horses In Modern Breeding Practice
Range horses vary widely in form and size with many sent to foreign markets during low prices. Wyoming ranches have shifted to buying only superb purebred sires, improving draft mares and using well bred stock. Range breeding offers resilience in storms, high altitude vigor, and strong lung power. Careful selection, fencing, and small herds accompany better foal yields, though harsh winters hamper growth. The Iowa Station plans feeding trials and ground for range colts, and branding trends shift to minimal marks to aid sales.
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Wyoming
Europe
Towa
Lave
C. F. Curtis
Ganette
Bal
Hotel Misadventure Ends In Shocking Discovery
A traveler stayed in a two bed room with a curtain between. In the night the guest awoke with his hair standing and found the other bed occupied by a dead man. The landlord explained the curtain hid a double room and warned the lodger.
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Catie
Import Market Seen for Horses Cattle and Sheep in British Columbia
Globe-Democrat notes a Washington report by I Edwin Daley observing British Columbia’s potential for importing well bred horses cattle and sheep from the United States. The province may offer a market for stallions brood mares and refined cattle breeds with duty free import under proper supervision. Dairy and beef stock could find limited sale while sheep farming has promise despite humid western clim ate. the author sees a favorable outlook for enterprising stock raisers.
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Washington
D.C
State Department
Edwin Daley
Vancouver
Dudley
British Columbia
Globe-Democrat
Fever from ticks in cattle blamed on ear accessions
J W Linam of Sherwood reports cattle fever in neighbors' herds, alleging ticks enter via the ears. He claims treatment by removing fevered stock and pouring grease mixed with serpentine into ears, asserting most recovered and ticks found near brains. The Press notes readers should monitor herds daily.
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J. W. Linam
Sherwood
Nkersley
Tes Press
Life of William Taplin East Greenwich resident recounted
William Taplin, longtime East Greenwich resident born in Canada, died after a long illness at age 71. A former shoemaker and Civil War chaplain with the 4th Rhode Island, he later mined in Arizona for 15 years before returning home. Survived by a widow and five children, with a brother Alvin Taplin of Boston, he was active in local lodges and GAR post Providence.
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Canada
Taplin
Rhode
Warwick
East Greenwich
Ant
4Th
Rhode Island Regiment
Tie
Arizona
Greenwich
GA. R
Providence
Journal
Yuma Area News Briefs From Early September
The Mohave steamer and tug headed for Castle Dome with supplies for Gandolfo and Sang lead mines. Rock residents plan celebrations for September 16. A large Yuma delegation will join the festivities. Captain Mellon sold the pine boat Antec to Fred F Needles. Jude Street delays the District court term until September 1, when the docket will be cleared for the regular term. The coolest September night in months brought a market for blankets. United States prisoner JF Rogers died at Territorial Prison after a long counterfeiting sentence. Ira P. Smith becomes assistant superintendent at the Secre sorial Prison. Mrs. Smith to join next week. Taylor D. McLeod from Picacho leads Colorado Gold Extraction Co. efforts. he aims to restore operations and is noted as a hard worker.
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Castle Dome
Gandolfo & Sang
Yuna
Mellon
Fred F Needles
Jude Street
District Court
Yuma
JF. Rogers
United States
Territorial
San Quentin
Morni
Tle
Ira P. Smith
Phoenix
Smith
Taylor D. McLeod
Picacho
Ito Colorado Geld Extraction Co
McLeod
Arizona
Ardath Mine Boom and Wickenburg Constable Patch
Ardath Gold Mining Company pushes a shaft on its property nine miles from Wickenburg with a Denver outfit nearby while Tack Rock district sees a mining boom boosting Wickenburg’s prosperity. Fool’s Gulch mines shed flood water and plan to sink to 2000 feet with levels every hundred feet. ore type will guide changes in treatment. Wickenburg constable Henry Wilson faces a petition for removal from a saloon influenced officeholders. the board urges continued duty. Federal water storage reservoirs eyed to aid mining and irrigation across the Southwest. political push for national aid grows. A Russelville ore deal nets $5,500 with Nelson, B. Pf, Waiderman, and Halderman selling interests to FE New York. Wolframite ore valued at $100 to $1,000 per ton, leading to further mineral speculation.
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Ardath Gold Mining Company
Wickenburg
Denver
Tack Rock
Wickentmrz
Iyity
Manet Saturn Company
Fool's Gulch
Clark
Journal-Miner
Tuiday
Secur
Cod
Messrs Nelison
B. PF
Waiderman
Halderman
New York
Russelville
Niven
Gatliuros
Inter
Arizona
New Grief
United States
Messrs
Smith Bros
Otto Moore
O. T. Smith
Tiuberman
Copper Queen Minera
Mr. Smith
Cornelison
New Mexico
Charlie
West
Texas
Fatal fall at Indian School claims cornice worker
A cornice worker named Mark Coaner died after a 20 foot fall from a scaffold on the roof of the new Indian School building at 9 this morning. He died at 2 this afternoon from injuries including a broken wrist, dislocated shoulder, and other wounds. The accident is blamed on scaffold removal by pupils or assistants without his knowledge. Coaner, described as a talented craftsman, leaves a wife and four children. Funeral arrangements pending. Delegates to Republican county convention elected at Saturday’s primary were listed with precinct results and names.
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Cozner
W. A. Davis
Cuaner
Priskry
Posular
Poenix
Chriaty
Prescott
A Stoner
Pedro B. Salltar
Mowre
Adams
Phoenix
At. Key
Henry Fowler
HW. Trilie
We, Anderson
B. Creamer
G. Wi
N. Taubes
West Phoenix
Ad. Edwards
W. J. Hitings
Pickrell
Elmer Warren
Illett
Cancus
Faltoy
Wincoop
Bell
J. W. Beniker
M. FE. Hinton
Del
Temp
Phoenix Herald Described As Leading Arizona Republican Paper
The Phoenix Daily HERALD is praised as a reliable republican paper with 48 columns daily. Journal Miner notes the HERALD’s improved appearance and status among Arizona newspapers, comparing favorably to Dana’s Sun and calling it one of the best publishers in the semiweekly scene.
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Phoenix Daily Herald
Arizona
Tow
Colmis Oy
Dana
Sun
The
Herald
Phoenix
Journal Miner
Ask your Druggist Ask your Druggist o CENT TRIAL SIZE
Advertisement style note urging readers to consult their druggist about a cent trial size offering. Mentions product sampling or trial packaging and directs consumers to local pharmacies for details. No specific brands or dates provided.
Unclear Field Notes On Absorbent Nasal Sheets
Fragmentary OCR text mentions absorbent sheets and a product related to a nasal passage with references to Tropene and Volt Size. The readable elements are scattered and nonsensical, yielding no coherent event or names to anchor a proper news-style summary.
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