National Encampment Opens in San Francisco Amid Expectation
The Grand Army of the Republic opened its national encampment in San Francisco with General TiWayea J. Stewart as commander in chief and 960 Pennsylvania posts arriving aboard a social train. An estimated 50,000 visitors are expected for the parade day, while local receptions honor veterans tonight.
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San Francisco
San Fennelaco
Grand Army of Theguepublic
TiWayea J. Stewart Sotroander
Pennsylvania
Labor factions clash in Wheeling and St Louis tremor report
A chaotic August clash at the Riverside plant of the United Steel in Wheeling sees about 200 unionists fight nonunion workers with barricaded houses and gunfire. Separately, St Louis experiences a morning earthquake felt citywide, jolting residents from bed.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Riverside
Ui Steel Corporation
Fred
St Louie
St. Louis
St Loul
Selsale
Ety
Houten
Beaumont’s Ginger nickname and patchy season notes
A fragmented sports column mentions Beaumont nicknamed Ginger, Clark with a plaster cast, Otto Kruger of Pittsburg ta accused as a slow thinker, Lerch becoming scrappy, and McGraw denying liques in the New York National team. It notes Beaumont leading NL batters, Bresnaban on base energy, and bench chatter around Demontrevise, Brush, Morgan, Dusty Rhoades, Tumor, Pears, and Merritt amid management talk and player boasts.
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Rod Clark
Otto Kruger
Pittsburg
Tommy Lerch
McGraw
New York
Bresnaban
Leon Demontrevise
St. Louie
Nationale
Ae Eee
John ‘Brush
Tun J. P. Morgan
Dusty” Rhoades
Selec
Tumor
Piteber
Pears
Pulliam
George Merritt
Timely Topics Reflect on Public Discourse and Policies
A collection of brief quotations from various papers discusses political prudence, family economics, grafting in agriculture, and diplomacy. It notes Wall Street conservatism, the need for breadwinning and bread making, and the lure of volunteer experiments in food safety. It also mentions army and navy recruitment in Omaha context.
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Dailae News
Wall Street
Detroit
Agricultural Department
Lunart Enquirer
Wiley
Army
Avy
Omaha, World-Herald
Immigrant Access Question Sparks Policy Debate
A fragmentary opinion piece questions immigration openness and suggests selective entry. The brief references Tampa and concerns about unvetted entrants, implying debate over security, quotas, and economic impact without concrete details or sources.
Royal figures and immigration tides in early reports
A Boston Herald snippet discusses immigration limits and potential arrivals, noting figures like 400,000 to 600,000 yearly as a possible cap. The Royal Box column mentions Queen of Roumania, czarinn of Muasia, and Prince of Wales shaping fashion and state duties, with Emperor William funding relief and royal youth education in Potsdam.
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Rolls Journ
United States
Boston Herald
Roumania
Muasia
Prince of Wales
William
Erven
Victoris Louise
Royal Palace
Potsdam
Writers include Conan Doyle and Masson honored
The volume lists Conan Doyle as a young author who earned three guineas for his first prose, notes George Brandes aiding Bjornson to improve Nordic Sweden Norway relations, and mentions Frederic Masson recently named a French Academy member and Napoleonic expert. It also highlights Charles Dumas praised by the Society of Men of Letters of Paris with the Sully-Prodhomme prize, marking him as a teen.
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A. Conan Doyle
Aneteen
George Brandes
Bjornson
Norway
Sweden
Frederic Masson
French Academy
Napoleon
Charles Dumas
Society of Men of Letters
Paria
France
State Lines and Marble Industry Across Regions
Kansas farmers report large crop values last year tied to corn and wheat outputs while Nebraska yields rise with record wheat production. The marble belt in a southern state spans about sixty miles, from Pickens County through a coal region, with abundant supply. A dialogue references hidden secrets and "Moldy Mike" and local court figures amid scattered era gossip.
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Nebraska
Westle
Vermont
North Carolina
Pickens County
Thad urged to take out insurance after night incident
A fragment from Yonkers Statesman notes a man named Thad should consider an insurance policy following a perilous event described as a nightly knock in the dark at a sitting room. The text is garbled but implies concern for safety and coverage.
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Yonkers Statesman
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