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The notice advertises a periodical described as a national family newspaper with triweekly publication, foreign and domestic news, agriculture, market data, and entertainment. It promotes subscriptions priced from 1.00 to 1.50 yearly, with bundled offers including The Daily Tribune and The Huronite. Orders are sent to The Huronite in Huron South Dakota.
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United States
Huron
South Dakota
Frontier Well Guarded as Colombia Quells Venezuela Tensions
Colombian General Gonzales Venda leads 10 000 troops on the frontier as authorities claim all guerrilla bands in the Pachira province of Venezuela south of Maracaibo are destroyed. Dr Luis Carlos Rico says peace should be maintained between Venezuela and Colombia.
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Venezuela
Bogota
Senor Velez
Cartagena
Colombia
War Resisters Face Colombian Campaign Plans
A Bogotá official reports General Pedro D. Ospino confirms a strong anti guerrilla campaign and vows Colombia will stay neutral toward Ecuador and Venezuela. He cites frontier mobilization and asserts Colombian defenses will repel any foreign invasion.
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New York
Associated Press
Bogota
Pedro D. Ospino
Campeiga
Colombia
Ecuador
Venezuela
Colomb.s
Cucuta
Rangel Garbiras
Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Offered
An advertisement touts Snuffles as a complete cure for catarrh promising immediate relief and lasting cure by targeting the disease at its source. Priced at one dollar per month’s supply, with mail orders to the United States or Canada and direct guidance from the discoverer.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Co
Market Street
Philadelphia
Steel Trust Says Old Men Wish to Return to Work
Pittsburg officials of United States Steel mills closed by the Amalagamated strike report many applications from former employees seeking work as the company plans to run non union. Amalgamated leaders claim their ranks remain strong while strikers boast of leading six non union deserters back to Chicago. Superintendent Piper says Star plant nearing restart and waiting men will return once improvements are done.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Amalagamted Association
Amalgamated
Ctar
Chicago
Piper
Star
Search for Gustaf E. Claeson Tangles Texas Inquiry
The judge advocate in the Sealey inquiry seeks Gustaf E. Claeson who may testify about the Texas at Santiago. Claeson named Gertrude Swanson in Sweden as next of kin but a cable to Sweden yields no reply. Claeson enlisted in Boston and was discharged from the Vermont in New York in 1879.
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Washington
Sealey Court of Inquiry
Gustaf E. Claeson
Claeson
Texas
Santiago
Gertrude Swanson
Torggaten
Torlhatten
Sweden
Cleaeson
Boston
Vermont
New York
Proposed Plow Trust Draws Nearing Consolidation
In Chicago on August 31 nearly 30 plow manufacturers discussed uniting all plow interests in the United States. Officials said the consolidation appeared practically certain and would involve about 50 million dollars when finalized.
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Chicago
United States
Reunion of Smiths Called in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma August 31 a convention is issued for October 12 to unite all persons named Smith for annual reunions. Authorities estimate about 2000 Smiths reside in the territory and organizers seek to form a formal association.
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Guthrie
O. T
Oklahoma
Smith
City of Trenton Explodes and Sinks in Delaware River
Philadelphia Aug 30 A boiler explosion on the City of Trenton excursion boat caused 11 deaths and many injuries. The vessel ran aground and burned near Torresdale, with four passengers missing and authorities fearing more victims in the wreck. Rescue efforts4 continued as officials planned morgue transfers.
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Trenton
Wilmington Steamboat Company
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Torresdale
Burlington
Bristol
Harrison Mansion
Delaware River
Port
France's Ambassador Sees Turkish Duplicity in Diplomatic Clash
Vienna dispatch quotes M. Constans asserting France must take an inexorable stand to avoid injuring future talks with the Porte. The sultan allegedly sought to stall, while Britain’s envoy checked for an amicable settlement. Constans reportedly refused to alter his stance despite a royal letter.
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London
Daily Mail
Porte
Turkey
France
M. Constans
Constantinople
Sultan declares readiness to face war with France
Vienna report says the sultan intends to confront France if war comes. The porte orders 300 German guns for Salonica defenses and minelaying at harbor approaches. The sultan is described as day and night planning defenses.
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Vienna
the Tageblatt
Constantinople
France
Porte
Salonica
Wetumpka man convicted of first degree murder
George Howard, a prominent local farmer, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for his role in the lynching of Robert White, a Black man. He testified, naming 13 mob members, and the jury sentenced him to life imprisonment. Trials of John Strength and Martin Fuller continue.
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Wetumpka Ala
George Howard
Ben
Howard
Robert White
White
John Strength
Martin Fuller
Westminster Confession Revision Committee In Saratoga
In Saratoga New York on August 30 the revision committee of the Westminster Confession of Faith convened under Rev Dr Minton of San Francisco presiding. Three subcommittees received their assigned branches and may report as early as next Saturday though a firm timetable is not yet set.
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Sartoga
N. Y
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Minton
San Francisco
Robbers Enter Baraboo Home in Early Morning
Masked assailants forced entry into the residence of Mr and Mrs J Lange near Kilbourn Baraboo Wisconsin about 3 am. They ransacked for cash but fled after Mrs Lange escaped and raised the alarm. Mr Lange was beaten until unconscious before the robbers departed in a horse drawn carriage.
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Baraboo
Wis
J. Lange
Kilbourn
Berlin Court Reopens Sergeant Martin Murder Case
The court of appeals in Berlin orders a new review of Sergeant Martin who was sentenced to death after a second trial for killing Captain von Krosgik. General von Alten seeks revision arguing co defendant Sergeant Picket was wrongly acquitted. Public reaction is one of surprise.
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Berlin
Court of Appeals
Martin
von Krosgik
General von Alten
Picket
Indignant Attendants Delay Prince Chun Mission to Berlin
Prince Chun and his Chinese mission face restraint and protests in Berlin as attendants resist imposed hotel quarters and confinement. Herr von Rauch cites formalities and Emperor William's orders as causes for delayed travel and strict lodging.
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Berlin
Prince Chun
Germany
Basle
Lokal Anzeiger
Berne
Herr von Rauch
Herr Rauch
Peking
William
Hail Storm Wrecks Winnipeg Business District
A severe hail storm in Winnipeg on August 30 caused about 50 000 in damages. A brick block at Main and Graham collapsed, sewers flooded cellars, and Banfield’s Main Street store suffered major losses to textiles and lace. Crops were ruined and floral displays prepared for the Duke of Cornwall’s visit were destroyed.
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Man
Main and
Graham
Banfield
Main Street
Duke of Cornwall
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