Bitter Rockefeller Family Feud Breaks Afresh
Seattle Star exclusive reports a fresh clash within the Rockefeller clan centering on John D Rockefeller and his brothers. Recurring claims allege hiding of their father William A Rockefeller and long standing family tensions amid competing wealth.
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Rockefeller
Seattle Star
Cleveland
D. Rockefeller
Brank Rockefeller
Wm. A. Rockfeller
M Iddle
Wongalide
John PD
Cleveland Brothers
Frank Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Wm. A. Rockefeller
Oswego
N. Y
John D
Ida Tarbell
Standard OK
Papal Secretary Impalted by Anti Clericals in Rome
Rome reports the incident as Cardinal Merry Del Val, papal secretary of state, was hooted while driving in Marino. No assault occurred. one policeman was wounded amid mob dispersal. The event underscores clerical tensions in Italy. Also noted are health-related moves for Col. John F. Gaynor and the plan for a $50,000,000 American syndicate oil company to enter Texas.
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F. McCormick
Misa Hadith Rockefeller
John D
E. D. Barton
Rockefeller
John
Frank Rockefeller
Frank
Edith
Ashe
Mra. McCormick
Cleveland
Prank Rockefeller
Dr. Higgar
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Seattle Star
Rome
Merry del Val
Marino
Italy
Spokane Presses Plan to Create Lincoln State in Northwest
Spokane outlines a proposal to carve a new state named Lincoln from parts of Oregon Washington and Idaho. The plan targets the Inland Empire region and awaits endorsement from the Trans Mississippi Congress at its Muskogee meeting next November.
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Spokane
Northwest
Lincoln
Trane Migasienippi Commercial Congress
Muskowee
I. T
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Inland Empire
Inez
Congress
Kansas City
Abraham Lincoln
Pacific Coast
Ita
Itte
Trane Minelasippi
Markets Report Mixed as Meats and Produce Shift Slightly
The market shows modest declines for dressed meats with steers down a quarter cent per pound and cows down half a cent while other quotations hold steady. California casava melons arrive in small numbers at 2 per crate, pears demand steady with unchanged prices, and various vegetables and fruits including turnips onions and pumpkins appear in crates or sacks with mixed prices.
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California
Deslers
Recommend Battleship Authorization By Congress
The Times reports on August 27 that the next naval appropriation bill will propose authorization for two, possibly four, battleships of at least 20,000 tons, perhaps 25,000 tons, to be built.
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United Press
NEW Ork
The
Times Today
Congress
Jealous man stabber arrested after Pacific Street incident
In San Francisco on August 27 Herman Hoffman attacked Emma Bashaw during a stroll on Pacific Street with a pocket knife, stabbing her in the breast. The wound is described as serious and potentially fatal. Hoffman was arrested by authorities.
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San Francisco
Herman Hoffman
Pacific
Emma Bashaw
Hoffman
Tailor Daniel Fuhrman Sparks Fashion Talk
Shoppers discuss Mr Liveboy’s new suit and its stylish pattern crediting tailor Daniel Fuhrman. The dialogue shows neighbors noting his ahead-of-trend style and frequent appearances at the tailor’s shop for the latest cuts.
Foresters of America Convene In Chicago For Law Revisions
Delegates from 24 states and territories totaling about 250000 members gather in Chicago as the Foresters of America convene for a week long session. Supreme Secretary E M McMurtry reports membership gains and a total fund balance of 2474653.90 with 1019280.73 paid for sick benefits and 242034.57 for funerals and 107432.11 in benevolence.
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Chicago
Supreme Court of the Foresters of America
E. M. McMurtry
New York
Union Workers Vote To Strike In Louisville
Union employees of the Louisville street railroad unanimously vote to strike over alleged discrimination in favor of nonunion workers. A prior ten day strike ended with a wage increase months ago. Elizabeth Finnin of Greensburg Indiana died recently after serving throughout the war with her husband and aiding Gen John A Logan.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville Street Railroad
Elizabeth Finnin
Greensburg
Ind
John A. Logan
St Louis and San Francisco Railroad plans 115 million bond issue
Wall Street reacts to a proposed 115 million bond issue by the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad company to be approved at today’s stockholders meeting. The issue will be general lien 15 and 2 percent year gold bonds with interest not to exceed 5 percent.
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N York
Wall Street
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Bat invasion at the navy yard grows beyond prior levels
Reports describe an unprecedented bat presence at the navy yard with increased sightings and concern. Officials urge caution as workers and residents note the spread across multiple areas and potential health risks.
Hat for sale by B N Brooks at 1831 Becond Ave
Advertises a hat sale by B N Brooks located at 1831 Becond Avenue. The brief notice invites customers to purchase a hat and provides the seller’s initials and address.
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B. N. Brooks
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