Riot-torn Shenandoah camp facing stern patrols
The Shenandoah riot aftermath unfolds as guards fortify a camp with ball cartridges after stone throwing and attacks by locals. Brigadier General Gobin orders strict measures amid reports of hostility toward troops and multiple assaults near the state guard camp.
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Shenandoah
Ags
State Guard
Stoppunitz
Gobla
Stoppanuts
Heive
Mm Michael4
Lavotlz
Gobin Ewyp
National Guard
Keller
Earthquake Now Shocks Montana
Helena Mont Aug 4 An earthquake visited Missoula county last evening causing light damage. It lasted about two seconds with quick, short vibrations. In Clinton several old buildings collapsed.
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Helena
Mont
Guwke
Missoula County
Clinton
Women Witness Farm Quarrel Turns Violent in Clearfield
In Clearfield on August 4, Curt Pel gllen a tenant farmer argued with frandford Urich Taste over the wheat crop. Wives of the men were present during the dispute and the ensuing fight, with Mes. petal fatally entering, taste with a hee.
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Clearfield
Town
Curt Pelglen
Frandford
Urich
Mes
Petal
Omaha Northern Railway Dent Completed and Financing Secured
The Omaha Northern Railway project includes securing credit through the Commercial Bank for a loan to cover construction and equipment. A mortgage will secure the funds, with the Misouri river bridge and related assets pledged. Work is set to begin on the railway, with right of way secured and terminal facilities in Omaha and Sioux City already arranged.
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Hautes Ang
Tic Journal
Credits Commutation Company
Coumba
Omaha Northern Railroad
Omieba
Sioux City
COLORADO CIVILIZATION In Exhibit by Sturderead Mutite
Aug 4. Sunned Assodal cattleman found the body of a Metanthropherter near Granada Colorado after a fight over sheep ownership. The deceased was slain, sheep scattered, prompting Kalndal to fear involvement. Authorities in rowers county were notified.
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Colo
Granada
Kalndal
Mo Hue
Rowers
. Cuba to Seek Loan on Forty Years Time
. Washington reports the state department received a telegram from Minister Squires at Havonae. The loan is described as 4 per cent redeemable in 40 years, with emphasis on persuading workers to join a union without coercion. Other items note smallpox cases in Springfield and pacing record by Dan Patch at Columbus. Also reports officers elected for the International Federation of Commercial Travelers.
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Cuba
Washington
Fee State Department
Minieter Squires
Hinvonae
Sheep War in Wyoming Grows as Cattlemen Clash
Denver reports a frontier feud over grazing rights escalates with killings and arson. About a dozen people have died and thousands of sheep valued at roughly 2.4 million dollars have been slain or burned over the past decade. The conflict, rooted in cattle versus sheep grazing, draws in figures like Griff Edwards and Mrs Nancy P, as outrages including raids, kidnappings, and threats deepen. The government is urged to intervene to restore order and grazing access.
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Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Vurate
Griff Edwards
Oregon
Nancy PB
Edwards
Lim Ip
Nik
Hein
Oreton
Ani
Lloyd Kelloge
Irriinghaw
Trix
Hero
The Big Race Brings Turbulent Finish in Hartford Match
The second heat of the $50,000 match race between Lord Derby and Boraina ends with Boraina injured and unable to finish the fourth heat. Boraina won the first heat in 2 08 and Lord Derby won the second in 2 00, both by several lengths. Boraina shows lameness and is doubtful for future starts.
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Nartford
Conn
Ade Anneck
Lord Derby
E. E. Smallers
New York
Boraina
Thomas W. Lutson
Boston
Utter
Boraima i
Investigation of Institution Aids Public Welfare Board Probe
A state inquiry, led by Calobel J. Mack Tanber, examined allegations at a Springfield facility. Testimony described staff nursing patients with limited restraint and seeking higher wages, while officials defended the inquiry and noted no sensational findings or changes in patient care.
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Taboer
Tuattlyes
Alabama Republicans fracture party to form state convention
A fragmentary report notes Republicans in Alabama split at a conference to call a state convention in September. A resolution was adopted to restrict who can participate, aiming to dominate the state ticket and possibly deprive certain groups of representation, reshaping the party under Alabama's new constitution.
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Amuaina
Tual
Ala
Coltitiee
Tirnisian
Alabama
Heatwave Shocks Wichita Residents Amid record highs
A severe heatwave grips Wichita as temperatures soar to new records. City officials urge residents to stay indoors, hydrate, and check on vulnerable neighbors while power demand climbs and cooling centers extend hours.
Kaiser to Visit Czar and Attend Naval Maneuvers
Kiel August 4 The imperial yachts Hohenzollern with the emperor aboard left Kiel for Reval to witness the Russian naval maneuvers The Emperor will participate in the ceremony and review the fleet Michigan troubleman Campalen The Republican state campaign opens with conventions in Detroit and mass meetings Representative Hamilton to chair the convention The Republican committee plans to open headquarters in Detroit in September Mrs Krastoy Johnson widow of a railroad man reports her husband killed in an accident and her husband’s death prompts her to hysterics and a note about the tragedy
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Emperor Salis
Keeul
Kiel
Hohensahera
Emperor Witflag
Michigan
Grand Torpids
Med
Amea
Tate
Hamilton
Detroit
Angia
Russia Retaliation and Sugar Duty Aim Cited by Agent
Russian financial agent in Washington M Routkowsky states in a press note that Moscow may impose a countervailing duty on Australian sugar if powers reject a Brussels accord. The move, framed as courtesy, seeks to pressure United States trade without US participation in negotiations. The statement argues the duty would be tied to Russia’s broader trade aims and Brussels conference expectations.
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Washington
Ant
Kowsky
Veruie
Ruksidiy
Deinen
Brussia Suger Cmgentium
Erruneums
Gagin
Mo Koutkowsky
Hnanelas
United States
Thorn
Unital States
Rentkowsky
Tye
Henhhone
Rowkowsky
Brussels
Riiteat Stata
Shocked to Death and Crimes Across America
Disjointed notices report a murder in New York tied to jealousy over a sweetheart named Mary McCarthy. Other items cover rowing race results in Northwestern associations, a farmer’s rooster financial fraud, a contract dispute in Chicago, possible gubernatorial bids, a fatal mine accident near Hanna’s Riding, and injuries from a mine blast near Luverne Minnesota. Events include Western Newspaper Union stock talks, and local business losses.
Dose of poison causes death in Des Moines
Des Moines Aug. t-Son. Albert Potter of Waverly a member of the laws legislature died at Mercy hospital from the effects of poison. It is not known whether the dose was self administered or induced. He was found in the Kirkwood hotel rooms and taken to Mercy hospital. Potter led the Red Cross Fraternal association and a dispute over his accounts is mentioned. Potter bought land Friday night at McKay's drug store and an empty bottle was found concealed under a window in the Kirkwood. Frank E. Scott of Museatine could not recall what happened. Mrs Potter suggested natural causes or post mortem review.
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Des Moines
Albert Potter
Waverly
Laws
Mercy
Kirkwood
Mercy Hospital
Hed Cross Fraternal Association
Potter
McKay
Deus
Toin
Kirkwoo
Frank E. Scott
Museatine
Philadelphia land heirs seek rights after long lease
Claimants from Lebaron Winchester Noblesville and others press interests in a 35 acre tract in Philadelphia. They allege ownership rights to rental funds and arrears dating back ninety nine years, with millions at stake and a plan to raise funds via a tax to send representatives to Philadelphia to establish claims.
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Tufianapolis Ang
Dsiniel
Pete
Paiadelphia Velongs
Witato
Lebaron
Winchester
Noblesvilhy
Needim
Michlenn
Colorado
Ohio
Betes
Valle
Jesus
Philiadelphia
Philadelphia
Pilladelphy
Miscreant Heuvelhorst Pleads for Leniency in Murder Case
Grand Rapids, Michigan. The main figure Heuvpiberst, on trial for murder, expressed regret for his dead after sentencing and claimed this was not his first homicide. He attempted suicide with a revolver, which exploded during testing. He then tried to dispose of cartridges and later surrendered to police while en route to the station.
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Blehace
Miete
Thermaines Heuvpiberst
Ifo
Sisteety Jyse
Leuvelhorst
Cetulener
Sud
New Jersey War Claim Seeks 4 Million Plus in Court
New Jersey plans to file a claim in the United States Court of Claims against the federal government for about 4.1 million dollars. The suit arises from interest on civil war era 5 million war bonds issued by New Jersey, for which principal was reimbursed but interest not.
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Trenton
Near Death For Beardshear In Ames Iowa
Dr William A Beardshear president of the Iowa college medical staff in Ames Iowa nears death as physicians rely on oxygen and life support. Separate item notes a parachute rescue near Lake Manawa with a rider narrowly escaping drowning and a strike arbitration settlement involving Building Trades Council and Gilbert Hedge Lumber. Also mentions Roosevelt receiving prisoners of war visitors and Hoer officers in Bermuda.
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W. M. Beardshear
Ames
Iowa
Willian A. Beardshear
Bin
Borley
Building Trades Counce
Tolon
Union
Gilbert Hedge Lumber Company
Breasuobhe Opster
Hay
Roosevelt
Snyman and
Reliz
Bermuda
Official News Comes From Washington on Haiti Crisis
Captain McCrea of the gunboat Machias cabled the navy indicating the Haiti outbreak is practically over. The message notes authorities see more satisfactory conditions, Nationals well armed, rebels driven from front positions, and no serious disturbances anticipated. The Machias is expected to proceed north.
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Washington
Mc~ Crea
Machias
Navy Department
Haiti
RUNS INTO OIL TRAIN IN SANTA FE ACCIDENT
A Santa Fe passenger train crashed into an open switch near an oil refinery in California. The wreck destroyed the engine and several cars from The Combs Refining Company and started a fire. One person was killed and many trainmen and passengers were injured.
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Santa Ve
California
Lex Awrelie
Santa Fe
Police of Five Towns Defeat Rios Men
Police of Five Towns defeat Rios men amid heavy casualties as a large force suffers losses. Report mentions a reunion invitation from General Jacob H. Smith arriving in San Francisco. Also notes on sewing machine industry and cholera in Manila, with various unrelated items.
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Rios
Cornell Hufts
Ave
Walter J. Smith
Jacob HL. Smith
San Francisco
Philippines
National Society of the Army of the Philippines
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Auy
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Mer
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Tis
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Adair
McDonough County
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Keimabux
D. Ang
Jon Patehen
Columbus
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Severmoat Kart
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Mitch
International Federation of Conuer-cial Travelers’ Organizations
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Sassons
R. A. Cavanaugh
Chicago
A. le Bheetz
Omaha
Wales
Rapiny
Boralma Huts
Lord Derbys
Toralma
Wichita
Kaiser
Czar
Russia
Sam
Mim
Kleetri
Ime
ON. Y
Aaron Wade
Deatte
Sine Sing
Mary McCarthy
Becaise
Whem
Northwestern Rowing Assocation
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Mjcin
Austin
Northwestern Rowig Association
Western Rowing Club
St. Louis
Thraves
Hest
Grand Rapids
Parmer
LaCrome
Wie
Menry Bedordon
Virwina
Peterson
Anargel
Ontract
Neb
Willim A. Welch
Aguinat
George A. Joxlyn
Welch
Toslyn
Western Newspaper Union
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Hurry Jones
Madixon
le Hax
Dane Countr
Hanna's
Jual
Luverne
Louis
HH. A. Shaw
Way
Johnson & Co
Lowa
Pegg
Heuvelhorst
Jersey
Bill
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Lake Manawa
Missouri
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Tayabas
Tenchel
Joal
Pifipins Kouivty
Census Bureau
Paris
Wart Root
Horace Porter
France
Wood
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Austria
Frankfort
Ind
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Meerill
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Ill
Kenneth Cooper
Henderson Bievator Company
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Neady
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Los Angeles Times
Mexaco
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