Steer Gores Officer Small to Death at Valdez Dock
A steer rammed Officer Small of the steamer Excelsior at Valdez dock on August 16, ripping his back and neck before he was thrown into the water. The mobbed steer, enraged after being tied, gored him with a horn and fatally wounded him as crewmen watched. The Nome City carried the news of the tragedy from the northern port.
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Small
Excelsior
Waltes
Nome City
Eixcelelor
Valdes
Fieer
Thought Detector Patent Granted in Washington
A report from Washington notes thirteen separators granted to Elmer Gatee for a diamagnetic thought measuring device. The machine, assigned to T. J Mayer, supposedly indicates mental states by temperature changes when subjects view stimuli. The description includes sensitive scenarios and speculative effects on the body.
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Washington, D. C
Elmer Gatee
T. J Mayer
Washington
German diplomats face servant problem in Washington
Baron von dem Mustere Faddenhausen and his wife clash with a Washington servant girl over wages and a jewel. A dispute over possession and funds follows their arrival with the baron’s name and fortune, while the baroness grieves the situation.
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Washington
Baron von Dem Mustere- Faddenhausen
Mindful machines and magnetic savings attract attention
A discussion on a indicating device and its use as a metaphor for editor and poet mood shifts appears alongside a note on Gates Mamagnetic separators and the International Bank & Trust Company. The bank offers a savings department with two million capital and deposits from 1.60 with interest from deposit date.
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International Hank & Trant Company of America
Becond Avenue
Walker
Alee Home Savings Banks
Faction Strife Signals Tumultuous Ohio Democratic Convention
Tensions rise as two factions contest control of the Ohio Democratic Convention. Tom L Johnson of Cleveland backs single tax and national issues, while William J Devan leads the rival wing. The race centers on governorship nominees and the party’s future platform with a pivotal statewide vote looming.
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Columne
Otio
Altiudente
Buckeye
Johnson
John J. Lente
Manna
Senate
Maeck
William J. Devan
Ohio
Kanean
Jo John Lo Zimmerman
Bompefield
Merman
Cincinnati
Young Thurman
Columbus
James Kilbourne
Gold Democrate
Republican Party of
National Lasues
Zimmerman
Johnon
Timmerman
Tle
France eats horses as slaughterhouses report meat demand
Meral figures show Villejuit and Patin slaughterhouses killed 39,500 horses last year and 19,500 were consumed in Paris. The marketable meat in each case reflects the city’s appetite and the national approach to horse meat.
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Meral
Villejuit
Patin
Paris
Cheap Excursion Rates Vie Great Northern Rail Way
Varying cheap excursion fares announced by Great Northern Rail Way with prices from Saint Paul to Chicago at 69 dollars to Louisville at 47 60 and other routes. Tickets on sale August at the ticket office on Piret Avenue.
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Great Northern Railway
Roygnd
Paul
Chicago
Louie
Piret Avenue
New Styles of Hats and Dollars in Beef Trade
A brief item notes horse averages 368 pounds and total consumption reaches 800000 pounds. It cites Americana shock at a new meat market, mentions 16 mares killed annually in the meat industry, and references meat becoming arena beef under discussion. The sister of Wrank Morea arrives from United Columbia to address a shortage and halt prosecution in a related embezzlement case.
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Wrank Morea
Theodore Caratena
Corpse in the Waves Off Noah Bay Reported
A body found off Noah Bay believed to be Hob art Adame, a sailor from Port Townsend. A life preserver bearing the message Robert Adame was discovered on the drowned man, with a note indicating his identity. The probable cause suggests he leaped from the vessel to swim to shore.
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Wailor
Hobart Adame
Noah Bay
Dicaster
Shang Heiged
Port Townsend
Robert Adame
Steen
Unclear OCR item mentioning marriage and event
An OCR fragment references a wedding or memorial at a house on a street and a person named Mur 0. It mentions a wife and an event at dawn and a morgue. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Ne Hoasey
Morgue
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Excelsiors
Gates
Gliese
Aaa
Prives
Bonney
Watbon CO
Posers
Breenigners
Pareve
Tatra
Mate
Beattie Weab
Buck Eye Democrats
France
Second Ave. and
Pike St
Clothing House
Music House
Johnston Co
Docen
Codhe
King
Ssecond and Union
Spelger & Hurlbut
Second
UNION
Bath
Ade
Mammion
Nickleware
Haly Fitting
Toklas
Lomber
Brande
rere —_ Patate
Majestic
Well Wa
Dabney & Woodhouse
SOC
Pika Strest
John
P. O. Black
Seattle Optical v. Manufacturing and Refracting Opticians
London
SIP
Seconds Avenue
Sohn
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