Astronomical notes report moon and planets alignment
Bon records an intriguing sky event with a 7 16 rise and 6 46 moon rise, noting new moon at 1 pm ET. Venus appears stationary while Mercury and Neptune in conjunction, Mercury visible low in the east before dawn. Neptune remains invisible to the naked eye. Possible Delta Aquarid meteors east after 11 pm.
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Democrats Call for Thirteenth Ohio Senate Convention
A call urges Democrats of Ohio's Thirteenth Senatorial district to meet at the Marysville Court House on Tuesday August 11 at 1 30 PM to nominate four candidates for State Senator. Delegates are apportioned by county votes cast for John Pattison in 1905 with local committees to select delegates, and temporary officers are named Mon. PM Crow Hardin County as Chairman and B Gaumer Union County as Secretary.
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Court House
Maryaville
John of Pattivon
Hardin
Marton
Vale
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Pmm
Crow
Hardin County
B. Gaumer
Union County
W. H. Evans
W. R. Niven
Logan County
Martin J. Burke
Marion County
Homer Southard
Taft Hearst Campaign Sparks Chicago Letter Talk
Chicago letters describe Republican infighting over Taft and Roosevelt, with mentions of Charles P. Val and Governor Taft, plus a forecast that Texas may become a prohibition state. The report notes rising business in the Midwest, more workers back employed, and improved freight activity amid a cautious national mood.
Japan seeks American style for future parliament building
Kametaro Hayashida, Japanese envoy, says the United States could model Japan's proposed $120,000 house of parliament with American plans and supervision. He notes ties with Western nations, visits to Chicago, New York, and Berlin, and hints at a preference for Western architectural influence in earthquake resistant design. Meanwhile crop prospects falter as forecasts shrink from bumper levels and the grain market watches weather and policy shifts.
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Milwaukee
Datut
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Chnelmatt
St. Louie
Konome City
Denver
Pittsburg
Japan
Kametaro Hayashida
New York
Washington
San Propelsco
England
Germany
France
Maly
Hayashida
United States
Herts
Mr. Hayashida
Inglis
International Parliament of Nations
Berlin
Immigrant Dutch Seek New Life in Bow River Valley
The Calgary Herald outlines Dutch settlers migrating to Southern Alberta’s Bow River Valley, forging a colony tied to a vast irrigation project. It describes farming by proxy with railroad aid, government water subsidies, cooperative creameries, and planned shelter belts guiding the new community’s growth in a prairie region beneath the Rockies.
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Calgary
Alhers
Atraige Comeldénes
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Brute Isles
Holland
Canada
North Sea
England
Scotland
Rocky
Dominion of Winds
Italy
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Dominion
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States Reclamation Service
Cent
Paris
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Lima
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Thio
Hitescan
Mena
Bow River
Iberia
Bow
Rockies
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Chicago Benevolent Societies and Odd Fraternal Orders
The Independent Order of Foresters in Chicago shows about 65 000 members with disbursements for benefits totaling 22 500 000 dollars since 1874. The Concatenated Onder-og Hoo Hoot is noted as a lumbermen’s reorganized group with a large membership.
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Moven le
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Owls
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Castro's Consul: Mob Gathers Around German Cone Fate
Fragmentary report describes a morning mob surrounding a consular building linked to Venezuelan and German interests. The text notes confusion over removal or destruction by locals and mentions an ax engaged with the consulate, amid growing crowd activity.
Riots provoked troops to patrol streets and guard consulate
The attorney general tried to quell growing unrest as protests swelled. A small military force failed to suppress the demonstration, prompting the callout of more troops to patrol the city. Consul Lopes was escorted to and from the Venezuelan consulate by armed guards while official documents were secured.
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Women Duel Leaves One Dead In Broadway Street Fight
Cleveland July 27 two women fought a duel in an upper Broadway house at 2284. Ada Bruce alias Pruitt fought Ita Price who died from throat injuries after a fifteen minute struggle. Price succumbed as police tried to separate the combatants amid a mob outside. Bruce proclaimed she had killed her rival and fled, triggering panic and police intervention.
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Appleton
Srie
Ita Price
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Senkelon
Red
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Tay
Third Precinct
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