Dalgety Selected as Federal Capital in Bombala District
Melbourne reports the House of Representatives chose Dalgety as the federal capital with the Senate already voting similarly. Dalgety lies 26 miles south of Sydney and 32 miles from the railway, with a population of about 300. A separate Tokyo dispatch notes the Russian retreat toward Mukden with cavalry guarding the rear, unconfirmed, as 30 Russians reportedly faced Japanese forces at Gensan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Dalgety
Bombala
Senate
Sydney
Fall of Wolf Hill Report At Port Arthur
A dispatch from Gen. Stocese at Port Arthur confirms Wolf Hill capture by Japan with heavy casualties on both sides. Japanese reinforcements arrived as July 7 bombardment intensified and Russian retreat occurred. Reports from Shanghai claim severe famine and 16 000 hospital cases with many deaths amid contested claims about General Stoesse and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Petersburg
Stocese
Port Arthur
Wolf Hill
Wolfhill
Huossian
Ing
Cabling
Stoesse
London
Orey
Broesse
St. Peterebure
Broken hearted woman seeks return to insane asylum
A delicate 28 year old Miss Ettinger urged a Seattle court to send her back to Steilacoom asylum, saying she feels shunned and unable to work. Her brother John Ettinger had petitioned for her release, but doctors and Judge Albertson concluded she should remain under care in a sanitarium, with Ettinger supporting her if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ettinger
Miss Ettinger
Oman
John
Hazelwood
Ettinger
Montgomery Russell
Dawson
Albertson
of Ettinger
Mies Ettinger
Seattle
Superior Court
Tallman
Bell
Lie in Wait for Merchant Ships
London reports coast patrols by Russian vessels near Finnisterre as a large three-masted cruiser flying the Russian flag signals a British steamer to hoist its ensign and then departs. Plymouth agents say the coast of France is being patrolled for contraband of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chefco
Che Feo
French
London
Plymouth
Liovda
France
Manora
Calcutta
Finnisters
Meat Strike Reaches Critical Stage Citywide
Chicago on August 9 reports pickets at all major meat markets tied to the big packers as 250 markets join the boycott. Police prepare countermeasures to curb non union delivery while clashes loom. Teamsters council weighs extending the strike to downtown drivers and express workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters’ Council
Turklon Thoukgle Heaghes A Grigia Turklon Thoug
News from Washington reports that American pressure over Turkey could force Kiestranaperte to depart if demands are unmet by the arrival of the American squadron at Smyrna. Fear Admiral Jewell may stay to oversee diplomacy and naval duties. Also, Judge Chadwick of Whitman County recovers from typhoid fever after a mosquito bite led to swelling and blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Leichmann
Constantinople
Kiestranaperte
Turkey
Smyrna
Admiral Jewell
Nobody 10 Blame Victim in Street Car Collision Verdict
Coroner's jury rules death of Greene on University line an unavoidable accident. Inquest held to decide if negligence contributed. Evidence differed from witnesses'. motorman did all he could to avert the crash as the street car and wagon collided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
University Line
Hoye
Greene
Great Northern Paper Quits
Vancouver Morning Ledger suspended temporarily as Dr. Reynolds announces the Daily Ledger publication is discontinued pending settlement. The move follows the fight for control between Reynolds interests and John Hendry of Great Northern, who originally backed the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Morning Ledger
Reynolds
Daily Ledger
John Hendry
Great Northern
Warring Republicans May Unite in Delaware Ticket
Dover August 9 strong possibility rises that the two Republican factions the regulars and Addicks may unite on a state ticket for the coming election. L Heisler Ball chairman of the state committee may be the compromise candidate for governor as talks continue at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Delaware
Addicks
L. Heisler Ball
State Committee
Struck An A D T Bor Jim Clark Await Hearing
Jim Clark is in custody after striking William Harmen an A D T Messenger boy on First Avenue near Cherry Street in front of the A D T office. Patrolman Bunnell arrested Clark and he will be heard this afternoon before Justice Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clark
Gordon
William Harmen
Bunnell
Clark
First Avenue
Cherry Street
A. D. T. Office
Seattle Lighting Company Personal Property Valuation Reduced
The board of equalization after a lengthy hearing yesterday approve taxing the Seattle Lighting company's personal property at the assessor's valuation of 200000 dollars rather than 300000. The board examined real estate values across the city during the session and cited Seattle Lighting as one of the few large firms urged to justify a higher assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Seattle Lighting Company
We City
City to vote on proposed game raising plan tomorrow
The notice calls for a citywide vote tomorrow on a proposed funding increase for a public project. Authorities urge residents to participate and note the initiative impacts multiple districts.
Barrett Shot Deputy Sheriff Then Sailed for Recovery
Norbert Barrett, a miner once taken to the county asylum, shows partial recovery after hospital treatment. He was later taken on an ocean trip by friends following the incident Sunday night when he fired at Deputy Sheriff Corcoran during a custody attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Barrett
Providence Hospital
Barrett
Corcoran
Typographical Union Opens Fifty-First Annual Convention
In St Louis the International Typographical Union opened its fiftieth annual convention at the World's fair. Officers' reports showed a year of fair progress, three strikes, but gains. President Lynch urged support for the eight hour day and called for action toward its establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
International Typographical Union
Eare Nest
Lynch
Interational Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
New York
Nash May Recover From Work Accident Hit to Heart
Hopes rise for F B Nash a workman injured when struck by a heavy steel girder at the Alaska building site last Saturday. Doctors report his constitution strong and believe he may survive the terrible blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Nash
Alaska
Mrs Gertrude Robb Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case
Mrs Gertrude Robb pleaded not guilty in superior court this morning to an information charging her with the murder of George Joye. Her $5,000 bail was raised by her attorneys and bond may be approved tomorrow as Prosecuting Attorney Scott investigates the bondsmen's finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Robb
George Joye
Scott
Leers 5 and Eon Ane The NM Ha
Readable fragments describe a local event with names and places. The text mentions Leers 5 and Eon Ane in New Mexico, hinting at a community gathering or notice. Details are sparse but indicate a regional linkage and potential dates or locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tokio
Mukden
Liao Yang
Chantien
Caval
Gensan
Korea
Shanghai
ST. Petersburg
Russ
Aum
Broeese
Post
Insane
Mary Ettinger
Stellacoom
Pep
Thuseell
Somhon
Tillie Morrie
William Morris
Beripps News
Ana N
Esopus
Sagamore
Champ Clark
Judge Parker
Idate
Rosemont
Employers’ Association
Teameters
Sioux City
Cudahy
Chadwick
Colfax
Wash
Clifford Greene
A. D. T. Bor
Tomerew
Nash
Leers
Eonane
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!