Fire menace at Billingham. hornets’ blaze endangers town
Northwest Notes reports a hornets’ fire in Billingham Washington threatened many homes and was controlled after a fierce effort by nearly the whole town. Other items note a fatal car overturn near Ward, injuries to two companions, and a fatal shooting of a child by a seven year old in Vale Oregon.
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Billingham
Wash
A. A. Smith
Everett
Ward
Hie Automobile
Duncan McKinnon
John Nelson
W. F Fitch
Vale
Ore
Wrother
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
J. H. Hawley
Mtnter
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Helena
Rocky Mountains
Paisle
Shepard, Sima & Co
Homé
Elliston
McDonald Pass
Nevada
Welch's
Engineer Clow
Sappington
Nothern Pacific
Butte
Hastings
Mount Tacoma
Washington
Urania Glacier
Denver
Willitta DB
Huy Wand
Ibby
Cillem Colney Eine cRevied Tevaspanbnebes
Viretnin
Tisiar
Heliwis
Latown
Gunn
Graety
Jultodl
Lwiine
Yemen
Isrel Miner
London
British Association
Marlborough College
Moroccan Turmoil Amid French Naval Push and Tribal Revolt
Reports from Casablanca indicate Moorish tribes around the town have retired after a bloody engagement with natives. French plans include bombardment of Casablanca’s native quarter if attacks resume, with Du Chayla off Mazagan and a force of 2400 infantry, artillery and cavalry to be deployed. Rafaali, the bandit, claims sultanate treachery led to Sir Harry MacLean’s capture, detailing alleged assurances and government intrigues involving Fez and war ministers. He accuses sultan’s advisers and ministers of orchestrating his misfortune while seeking safety for himself and pressuring Britain to expose wrongs.
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Tangier
Casablanca
Galilee
du Chayla
Mazagan
Morocco
Paris
Foreign Legion
Rafaali
Sidi Mohammed
Bagdani
Zinst
Harry Maclean
Minster of War
Raiull
Fez
Raisull
Harry
Rassall
Standard Oil Fined 29 Million for Rebates Case
Chicago Judge Landis fines Standard Oil 29,240,000 for railroad rebate violations, the largest corporate penalty in U.S. jurisprudence. The court warned officials were culpable likened to counterfeiters. Additional fines up to 58.44 million could follow from pending indictments.
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Chicago
Kenonaw
Landis
United States
Mstrict Court
Standard of Company of
Tudlana
Standard OW
Standard Ol
Sven
Standard Oil Company
Cyater Bay
Roosevelt
United States District Court
Standard Oi Company
Iudfata
Turki sh invasion of Persia reported in early incursions
Turki sh forces cross the northwest Persian frontier at Pireld and raid near Unimlah. About six thousand Turkish troops, with accompanying forces, attack and burn the village of Mavanch. Seventy eight killed, including sixty women and children, mostly Christians. Turks drive back Persian guards and declare themselves victors at a camp near Viatiguest. Local officials, including Kare ROAM and Barkhoeegt, call out police to restrain mobs as authorities respond to the disruption.
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Jeheran
Pershe
Pireld
Ureken
Unimlah
Artivers
Mavanch
Preparing for CREAT Jubilee at National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento California announces two weeks of diversified festivities for the Fifteenth National Irrigation Congress opening September 2. A grand irrigation parade street illuminations and electric decorations lead to fruit festivals carnivals and excursions. Interstate exposition of irrigated land products offers top prizes including loving cups funded by western benefactors and farmers prizes totaling thousands of dollars for exhibitors.
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Sacramento
Cal
Board of Control
Fifteenth
National Irrigation Congress
Irrigation Congress
Lightning strikes kill two parsons near Logan Utah
In elevrity storm two parsons Mow Henry Ames and the Svenr old son of Hans Jorgensen Mra Ames were killed by a fallen electric line at Hyrum. The Jorgensen boy died as the line carried into a lamp while playing nearby. A sister burned as she ironed in the kitchen.
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Logan
Utah
Parsons
Drafi
Hyrum
Henry Ames
Svenrold
Hans Jorgensen
Ames
Jorgensen
Mat Dent
Government denies Canadian expedition to Isle Royale
Washington officials say no advices have been received about a Canadian led expedition aiming to raise a flag and claim Isle Royale in Lake Superior for Canada. State department emphasizes U S ownership was settled by the Treaty of Ghent and calls the action a filibustering move. In Idaho, Twin Falls ditch rider Cummings was fatally shot by farmer Sage Divine on Rock Creek road and Divine faces attempted murder charges.
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Washington
State Department
Young
Ninety-sixth Regiment
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Canada
United States
Ghent
Rey
Twin Falls
Omminings
Twin Falla Land and Water Company
Sage Divine
Hansen
Rock Creek Road
Cummings
Divine Wae
Accident Ends Race at Criterian Cup Race
Fatal automobile crash during the Criterian Cup race Saturday leaves Borns Krave Fairman dead and two editors mortally wounded. Collision occurred as competitors tried to pull ahead, triggering a series of related accidents and government orders to end the cup event.
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Borns
Krave —Fairman
Punishment sure to follow in Moroccan trouble notes
Government reports French claim of Moroccan grievances at Casablanca. Preparations continue with Spain for a punitive expedition. Second French naval division sailed to Toulon for Morocco to patrol with Spanish forces until international police arrive.
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Crusaere Cuerden
Gloire
Jeanne d'Arc
Tenas Means Business At Rail Road Show
Fragmentary OCR text references Tenas and a railroad commission, miners, penalties, transportation moments, and a mention of Cab and Tehsil Lie. Core facts are unclear due to garbled source. no coherent events, dates, or names reliably extractable.
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Tewie
Cammledon
Filipinos Seek Independence With Strong Public Support
Fragmented text indicates a demand for independence in the Philippines with calls for armed self defense and a national commission. Leaders pledge to follow policy and proceed with actions, while public sentiment favors autonomy and continued national discussion.
Mistake of Engineer Causes Serious Accident in Mines
Park City Utah reports a mine accident caused by a prank in the hoisting cage. The cage surged to the shaft top, injuring workers and leaving several miners in critical condition at the miners' hospital. Physicians warned possible deaths imminent.
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Mins
Park City
Utah
Tom
Kueiner
George Murray
Unsound Goods Sent to England to Be Destroyed
London debates a bill by John Burns empowering port authorities to inspect food imports, take samples, and destroy unsound goods to protect public health. The measure, now under second reading, aims to prevent relapses after recent meat exposure issues.
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London
John Burns
Local Government Board
Board of Trade
House of Commmons
Byrne
Burne
England
Barna
Gereman Consi
Hhis
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Denmark
Southern Railway loses Alabama license to do business
Montgomery Ala The license of the Southern Railway to do business in Alabama was revoked by Secretary of State Julian under Senate Bill No 86 effective July 1 The action follows a removal of a case from Talladega circuit court to federal court and hinges on automatic cancellation upon removal to federal court, a move not tied to current United States court litigation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Railway
Alabama
Julian
Secretary of State
United States Court of the Fifty Circuit
Jones
Middle Alabama
Circuit Court
Talladega County
McNell
Nosult
Jollan
Forten Corporation
Atte
Coal mine accidents tally in Pennsylvania mines
Philadelphia reports more than thousand miners killed last year in Pennsylvania realmines. Chief James Roderick of the department of mines says many accidents resulted from miners own carelessness and a third from public per centage of accidents to miners. Nearly 1000 widows and 3410 children under ten affected.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
James Roderick
Department of Mines
Contractor profits cited in 2100 per gant claim
Beach Maven New Jersey reports surface papers naming John T Sanderson of Philadelphia as the contimeter for Chetiie Hishings and Dullie Ings decoration who charged 12 rente per square foot while the state collected 202 wauare foot. He is said to have received over 700,008 dollars, about 2100 per month. No truth to Rockefeller surgical operation rumors.
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Perth
John
Cleveland
Oac
Porew Hill
Simmer
Jobe DT. Rockefeller
Mir Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Danny
Arbitration Failure in Chicago Packing Teamsters Case
Arbitration failed as Chicago arbitration without an umpire broke down negotiations on Friday. The packing house teamsters and their employees faced a disputed increase and the strike threat persisted after weeks of talks and a tentative agreement.
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Chicago
Courts Asked to End Stan Led By Federation in Montana Strike
The Montana Federation of Labor and related unions face a federal injunction suit in Helena seeking to restrain interference with the Montana Bell Telephone Company. The complainants accuse the federation of conspiring with company employees to press higher wages, alleging dissemination of rumors to ruin the company and expand the strike among switchboard operators. A show cause hearing was set for September 16.
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Federation of Labor
Compal Company
Ite
Acy
Helena
Mont
Rocky Sue Jain Hell Telephone Company
Montana Federation of Lebor
Livingston Trade and Lato Totmnets
Telephone Operators Union No
Alex Paligrieves
Huemir de Wy Thorpe
Almodoxe Grening
Efe
Sider Hun
Telephone Company
Federation of
Tiante
Wyoming
Montana
Horns Mountain Company
Magill and Wife Indicted in Death Case
Clinton New Jersey grand jury indicts Meeret Magill’s husband and his second wife Fay Grahan on multiple counts alleging murder by poisoning and other related crimes. Indictments describe a compact agreement and unspecified means, with details obscured by chaotic OCR text.
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Clinton
Meeret Magill
Pret Mac
Te Magill
Magill
Fay Grahan
Hungarian Peasant Kl' Because of Her Hore!
Fragmented OCR text describes a sensational crime scene with a violent incident in an alley, a verdict and punishment, and references to rival factions and a New York Chinese community context. The readable parts mention a teenager, a robbery, and shooting leading to injuries.
Fruit Groware of Califor Denret Coolie Lane story
Accordius HP Keecheval, a prominent figure in California, is associated with Fruit Groware of Califor Denret Coolie Lane. The article fragment mentions Washington and a notable arrival or event, but details are fragmentary and unclear. Further context would be needed for a precise summary.
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Fruit Groware of
Califor Denret Coolie Lane
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