Maison license up for reconsideration in saloon relocation
The owner of the Maison Harberia saloon seeks permission to reopen at a new site after a transfer denial. Clement Marcello of San Francisco, who bought Barberis' license and lease, asks the council to approve the move. The license and revenue committee deferred the decision for fuller review with a larger panel. Marcello says he bought in good faith and will run the saloon properly.
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Clement Marcello
San Francisco
Barberis
Marcello
Mullen
Thomson
Mulien
Textile strike widens amid uneasy Fall River scene
The sixth week of the textile strike involving 20 000 workers opens with little sign of resumption. Workers have lost about 800 000 in wages and spent 50 000 from the strike treasury. Southern manufacturers are taking work formerly done by local mills, increasing manufacturer unease.
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Fall River
CIA
Evangelistic Meetings Draw Large Crowds in North Seattle
Rev Theodore Hansen of Wisconsin conducts tent meetings at First Avenue and Dennyway under Protestant churches of North Seattle with strong turnout. Police seek Chan Beerney a Mexican who deserted his wife and children, last seen near Everett and now at Ryther home on Third Avenue. Copenhagen Lloyds agent reports two Russian torpedo boats bound south.
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Dennyway
Theodore Hansen
Wisconsin
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Chan
Beerney
Everett
Third Avenue
Ryther
London
Copenhagen
Lloyds
Financial panic hits banks in Petersburg area
In St Petersburg on August 29 financial markets reel as Banks of Andreef Pemchenkin and Onni poff suspend operations amid widespread runs. A rumor says Imperial bank may be involved in the Osstpoft failure. Thinta denies.
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Andreef
Pemchenkin
Onnipoff
Imperial Bank Ia
Thinta
More Trouble for Sultan in Yildis Kiosk Revolt
A dispatch to the Tageblatt from Constantino ple reports the Albian bodyguards of the sultan at Yildis Kiosk revolted over a report of nonpayment of wag, were subdued after several were killed or wounded, and the sultan was greatly disturbed by the episode.
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Tageblatt
Constantinople
Yildis
Mitchell sails to Indianapolis over Cortelyou press clash
In New York on August 2 Mitchell headed to Indianapolis saying he would not meet Chairman Cortelyou regarding possible interference of Press Roosevelt in Colorado mining troubles. He noted metal miners fall outside his jurisdiction and coal miners face no widespread difficulties.
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New York
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Colorado
Spanish War Veterans Hold State Reunion In Wapakoneta
Streets and buildings in Wapakoneta are decorated for the Spanish War veterans annual state reunion. Officers from every party arrived last night and this morning. The opening ceremony was at city hall, with a forenoon program and a noon military parade.
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Wapakoneta
Orm
Floral parade schedule teased for later today
A reunion event extends into tomorrow with Randuaky Henilton and Pindlay contending to host the next anniversary gathering. The plan centers on entertainment for the extended reunion and community events.
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Morrow
Randuaky
Henilton
Pindlay
Minnesota State Fair Opens With Record Attendance
Minnesota State fair opened at St Paul on August 20 with a record attendance for a flat day. New buildings are filled showcasing the state's resources and industries. The livestock exhibition features an unparalleled display of purebred cattle in the Northwest with strong exhibits and large crowds.
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Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Labor Party Convention Arrives in Chicago
Delegates flock to Chicago for a convention called by the Chicago Federation of Labor. Organizers seek to form a new political party for workingmen farmers and reformers. They denounce Republicans and Democrats for betraying workers and warn of political and industrial despotism unmatched even in Russia.
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Chicago
Chicago Foderation of Labor
United States
Russia
David B Hill Reaches Sixty One As Career Remains Lively
David B Hill longtime public figure former governor of New York and U S senator, a chief campaign manager for Judge Parker, entered his 62nd year today. Friends sent congrats and many predict further high public honors awaits him.
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David Hennett Hill
W York
United States
Judge Parkers
Campaten
Hill
South American Hair Mattress Ad Speaks of Quality
An old advertisement extols a 40 1b South American Black Hair Mattress. It highlights long clean filling, superior tufting, and fancy French ticking for comfort and durability, claiming unmatched softness and resilience compared with medium-priced options.
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