Ta strike unlikely after West tour ends in St Paul
President Ward Kitlett of the Ithern Ta and his party return to St Paul after a four weeks western tour. General Manager Horn says he knows little of the telegraph operators dispute and will hold a conference soon to learn the trouble, not expecting immediate difficulties.
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ST. Paul
Ward Kitlett
Ithern Ta
Horn
Religious Revivals Tied to Kansas Insanity Epidemic
State board report links religious revivals in Topeka and nearby counties to rising insanity. From a single county with a protracted meeting last year, 52 insane persons were gathered in the past year, with similar results noted elsewhere in the state.
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Control of Charitable Institutions
Prizefighter’s Ghost Sighted in Aberden
Several residents report seeing the ghost of Fred Rows the prizefighter killed in a recent bout here stirring fresh superstition as townsfolk stay indoors at night. A patchwork of other short notices travels with no clear linkage to the main event.
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Aberden
Fred Rows
Pact Co Jhe
Wife insists missing husband alive amid insurance claims
A Seattle man, Charles Mehmidt, is alleged missing. A letter to The Star confirms a prior message from the supposed deceased. Mrs Schmidt accuses him of fled duties and uses insurance receipts while Carter claims Mehmidt lives under an assumed name with W. C. Lumber.
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Charles Mehmidt
Seattle
Star
Carter
Sehmit
J. I. Jeffs
Will Bellevant
Sehmidt
Sutunhit Baw Wat
Jeffs
Schmidt
Mra Schmidt
City Attracts Dynamite Plant With $100000 Capital
Investors plan a new manufactory in the city to produce Avoamite using a clay and red sand deposit found on nearby land. Dr. William Howe is the principal stockholder, and work is expected to begin immediately.
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William Howe
Pinched for Smoking Cigarettes in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana on Saturday Edward Frammel traveling enbeerman was jailed for 20 days and fined 20 dollars for smoking a cigarette in public. He refused to pay the fine while calmly walking the street and smoking a gold tipped cigarette.
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Lafayette
Ind
Edward Frammel
Enbeerman
Otterbeda
Steamers Buckman and Wateen Arrive Seattle for Repairs
The 1,800-ton steamers Buckman and Wateen, recently bought by Barneson Tibbard of San Francisco, arrive in Seattle on August 4 for extensive repairs. They will be converted from coal to oil burners and likely deployed on the Alaska run after refurbishment. The vessels were purchased in New York and were transporting fruit.
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Buckman
Wateen
Barneson @ Tibbard
San Francisco
Seattle
Alaska
New York
Knights of Green Cloth Rounded Up In Seattle Gambling Raid
Police raided a backroom gambling operation near Matson Barbers and Becond and James streets in Seattle. Knights of the Green Cloth were arrested and later released after posting bonds as detectives seized cards money and equipment. A second raid at 216 Washington yielded seven gamblers and a pile of gambling gear.
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Seattle
Matson
Knights of the Green Cloth
Mallinger
Delaney
Leighton
Patrohmean le Count
Becond
James
Moteing
W. Witton
J. J. Smith
Thomas K. Grey
F. W. ‘Puchs
Adem Mathes
Thomas Jacobs
Laubecher
Phillips
Whiehington
Fantan
Faro
Prosecution Eyes Holmes as Canal Commission Visit
In Chautauqua New York on July 10 notes say Holmes faces possible criminal prosecution after a corruption scandal emerges. Senator Knox of Pennsylvania is due at Sagamore Hill tomorrow night while Chairman Shonts and Chief Engineer Stevens on the canal commission are expected soon.
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Chautaugua
N. Y
Onitient
Tatie Thotun Medsleys Micand Moody
Holmes
Knox
Pennsylvania
Sagamore Hill
Shonts
Stevens
Canal Commission
Entente Between Germany And France Declared Complete
Premier Rouvier announced in the chamber that the entente with Germany is completed and that essential points of France’s prior pacts with other powers remain intact. The agreement with Germany was read to the chamber. Georgetown, Ky., July 10 report notes a threatened clash of state and...
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Paris
Rouvier
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
France
Chamber
Georgetown
Federal jurisdiction battle delays Powers Goebel case
Federal authorities over jurisdiction in the Caleb Powers assassination case were avoided today as Judge Stout continued the case in state court and remanded Powers to jail. United States Marshal Sharp will take Powers to Nebraska after noon for an appeal to a federal court.
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Caleb Powers
Goebel
Stout
United States
Sharp
Prince Chinese Restaurant Opens on First Avenue
New listing for Prince Chinese Restaurant at 1516 First Avenue near Pike offers noodles chop suey and American meals. Opens as a local dining option serving varied Chinese and American dishes.
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Prince Chinese Restaurant
First Avenue
Pike
Spinning's Satisfactory Store Ad Listing Tools and Prices
A vintage catalog fragment from Spinning's Satisfactory Store at 1310 Second Ave lists items with prices including Le Boy coaster brake at 46.48, Hage Ladtew Biepote at 40, Coaster Brake Bowes bicycle at 66, and 14 inch Henley Crescent mowers priced around 4 to 8. Also mentions garden rakes 6 to 664 and a money refund note for unsatisfactory pencils.
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Bowes
Becond
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