Treacherous Yukon Drownings Reported After Storms
Washington July reports recount a series of drownings in the Yukon near a Boston party of four unreported after storms on Sunya and June 24. Names include A. R. Brown M. Corbin Mike Brien and James E Strathmyer of Los Angeles. A boat overturned near Rampart two days later with all eight aboard lost.
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Seattle
Wash
Wellas
Sunya
John HR Ore Ot
Aniston
Boston
Mision
MG. Batom
A. R. Brown
M. Corbin
Mike Brien
Button Waa
James E Strathmyer
Los Angeles
Amatrons
Joo
Rampart
Yukon
Mia- Bian
Urhat
Cleveland
George Wilcox
Sale of the Advocate Sparks Letter to Editor
A letter to the editor disputes a State Journal report on the sale of the Far-F Tory Advocate. The writer claims no option existed with Stutts and Ruggles, asserts absolute ownership, and describes failed bids and misrepresentations while others pursued the sale, noting negotiations with other parties and ongoing doubts about who would take the paper.
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The
State Journal
Advocate
Aoe
Statement of Noninteraction with Jerry Simpson and Advocates
The speaker asserts they have never spoken or communicated with Jerry Simpson or Aim regarding the Advocate. They claim to acted in utmost good faith with all parties and challenge any contrary claims from others.
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Jerry Simpson
Republican convention at Parsons names Burton backers
Dispatches from Kansas Peru State report no instructions given to nominees. Burton organ and Horton managers claim county sentiment favors J. R Burton. Oswego’s J. S. Marley named for representative amid party activity.
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Burton
Parsons
J. S. Marley
Oswego
Kansas
Peru
Horton
J. R Burton
Woolley Prohibition nominee to receive national nomination
Chicago July 2 Prohibition presidential candidate John G Woolley will receive official notification of his nomination at Central Music Hall tonight Dickle Albion Mich chairman of the convention will deliver the message of notification Other committee members Oliver Stewart presides as national commit te chair will announce and preside over the proceedings in Waukesha Wis.
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Chicago
John G. Woolley
United States
Central Music Tonight
Dickle
Albion
Mich
Notificatium
Olver Es Art
Camera Sc
Oliver Ew
Swallow
Harrisburg
Pas Hale
Johnnot
Newton
Chama Waukesha
Wis
Oliver Stewart
Japanese Competition in Flour Trade Reaches Pacific
Portland reports Japanese buyers in Oregon, sampling flour from a mill in Osaka made from wheat shipped months earlier. The sample, credited as first rate, accompanies claims that the price of the flour is about 239 dollars per barrel at a Pacific port, with 250 dollars per barrel cited as a low rate for four shipments. This signals active potential competition for the Orient's flour market.
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Portland
Ore
J. C. Rablo
Okohama
War in Mexico report from Hermosillo authorities
Military dispatch from Hermosillo July 30 reports Secretary Bernardo Reis mobilizing four additional regiments to Yaqui country and calls out Gen Torres for operations. The note references Yaqui hostilities and ongoing troop movements amid recent weeks.
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Mexico
Hermosillo
Mex
Bernardo Reis
Yaqui
Jain Gentral Torres
Yael Tasuane
Annual Chicken Show Promises New Auditorium Venue
Chicken fanciers plan their annual show in January at the new auditorium. California entrants are expected and interest from across the country is rising as exhibitors prepare for the event.
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California
A Hoy and a Dog The Boy and His Dog Observe Execution
A boy and his dog repeatedly interact as the dog escapes and returns. On a fourth notice the boy is seen cycling toward a prison with the dog tied to the bike. Officers witness the scene and the event culminates in an execution observed by the dog.
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Korea
Suddarth in Court Over Peace Warrant Refused Bind
Judge McCabe refused to bind N Suddarth over on a peace warrant after a court hearing in North Topeka. Complainant J R Stewart, employed by J W Mattern, alleged Suddarth threatened Mattern who had earlier won a separate Naent case. a confrontation at Mattern’s shop led to armed improvisation but no binding.
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McCabs
N. Suddarth
J. R Stewart
J. W. Mattern
Mattern
Suddarth
Naent
North Topeka
Stewart
Matern
McCabe
Annexation Decision Looms Over School Tax Levy
May decide Monday as annexation questions must be settled before levy. Parish school meetings set for next Thursday in Kansas to finalize year’s business and set the coming year’s school tax. Boards in districts adjoining Topeka may adjust levy if annexation is decided. Judge Hazen handles the case and aims for a Monday ruling.
Wolf Hunt Through Prairie Described in Fragment
A fragmented account recalls an early morning trek where hunters chased a lone wolf across a creek four miles distant. Dogs bred a strong pursuit, the wolf dodged ahead, and riders followed as the pack trailed far behind on the open plain.
Tea prices and prune trade amid wartime tensions
The article discusses tea and prune markets facing war-time strain, noting higher prices, expected increases, and the prune combine structure with Packers and Cured Fruit Company leasing plants to manage packing, grading, and storage. It also recalls anecdotal local figures and daily life stories reflecting economic pressures on households and small traders.
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C Prult Association
Prune Combine
Forma Packers
Compgnr Bes
Ito & Lease
Ite Cured Fruit Company
Holta
Duslees
Pope confirms Keane archbishopric in Dubuque dispatch
A Rome dispatch to the Journal and Advertiser reports the pope has confirmed the appointment of Archbishop Keane, former rector of the Catholic University in Washington, to the archbishopric of Dubuque. The notice notes Keane’s prior service and the papal approval.
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Pops New York
Journal and Advertiser
Rome
Dubuque
Keane
Catholic University At
Washington
Paris
Parte
John Joseph Keane
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Dutrique
Iowa
Ireland
Kane
HORRORS OF NOME SMALLPOX CRISIS GROWS
Report from Washington dated July 20 describes Nome smallpox spreading rapidly with at least 200 cases in the pest house and camp. Quarantine tents fill as officials and Dr. D Camp and Dr. J J Tyler work through the outbreak. Two new large structures are being erected to house patients and prevent further spread as daily deaths rise to seventeen to twenty.
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Nome
Athenian
Sequia
Garonne
Ghia
D. Camp
J. J. Tyler
Chicago
Unnatural Mother Divorce Grant for George W. Baird
Judge Hazen grants Geo. W. Baird a divorce from Jennie M. Baird. The judge orders custody of five children ages 6 to 14. Baird, once with Wolf’s pack, now employed in Jewell county, went to Topeka for the case as his home is in Topeka. Jennie M. Baird admitted the charges and declined responsibility for the children.
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Hazen
Geo. W. Baird
Jennie M. Baird
Mr. Baird
Wolf
Jewell County
Topeka
belated challenge tied to August 13 platform speeches
The fragment notes a belated challenge and an amusing feature linked to a planned public event. It suggests Long and Gamptell will speak on the same platform on August 13, amid pre arranged jockeying by Campbell and local politicians for a debated contest.
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Ness Tong
Long
Gamptell
Tribone
Campbell
Twenty Two Rooms Prepare Met Life Building Accommodation
The twenty two rooms at the Metropolitan Life Building are being prepared for Republican national committee men. Rooms will be decorated with American flags rosettes and crosses. One large room will host representatives and officers including the drill corps and aides, with extensive lighting planned.
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New York
Hepublican National Coimitias
Reece At Arms
Chicago Labor Office to House National Campaign Staff
Reported plans describe rooms and facilities for staff clerks stenographers and storage of campaign documents plus telegraphic telephonic service linking to national quarters. A committee led by Gompers and vice presidents Duncan and Kidd will try to resolve the St Louis streetcar strike while a separate effort in Chicago aims to support workers.
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United States
CIA
Chckef Theveee Ok Hanns
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Fedsree
Gheace Cnatesetaee
Ie Gompers
Duncan and
Kidd
Prenidoan Connell
St. Louie
Belgian hare craze and other notices
Readers report a Belgian hare craze with locals trading in gold payments and displays of interest by General J. W. F. P. Hughes. The brief item notes distant events including a California car fall and camp setup for meat, plus derailed fragments about church appointments and railway schedules in a noisy mixture of names and places.
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J. W. FP. Hughes
California
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