Central America forms a five-state republic
The confederation of Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Guatemala becomes a unified republic. It aims for peace and stable governance with a shared foreign relations body and a defense force of about 175,000, while individual states retain autonomy and internal control.
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Republic
Central America
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Chile
Peru
Argentine Republic
New
Ilnois
Mexico
Mines and the Market and Fort Steele Leads
The article notes Anaconda’s silver output at 5,438,826 ounces with a price drop eroding income by about 706,397 for bullion valued at 55 cents, while copper production rises to 12,262,000 pounds in May. It describes a new quartz ledge near Florence Idaho and broad mining prospects in Sunset Peak Coeur d’Alenes, plus bond and royalty details on New Year group claims and Creede mine concerns.
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Anaconda
Butte
Montana
Idaho
Florence
Grouse
Meadow
Webb
Martinson
California
Sunset Peak
Coeur d'Alenes
Caribou Center
W. del. Benedict
New York
Helena
Mont
Gibson
Virginia
Ralph Quartz Lode
New Year Group
W. G. Norman
A.D. Harmon
Benedict
Norman
Harmon
Foreclosure Decree Signed in Oregon Improvement Case
Judge Hanford of the Ninth Circuit signed a foreclosure and sale decree in Farmers' Loan and Trust Company of New York versus the Oregon Improvement Company. The decree details sale procedures and lists property including railway, steamship, real estate, and personal assets. The mortgage remains a lien on all property and receivership is expected to continue about six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Hanford
Circuit Court of the
Ninth Judicial District of the United States
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
New York
Oregon Improvement Company
Dominion Government Claims Con cessions Were Made to Miners
Washington dispatch reports British charge d affaires Adams stating Canadian revenue laws authorize customs charges on miners outfits for Klondike shipments. No special rules were issued. exemptions include blankets clothing and used provisions. Instructions authorize 100 pounds of food for the journey with ordinary duties on the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adams
Department of State
Klondike
Dyea
Canada
Tagish
Train Wreck in Cow Creek Canyon Kills One Injures Several
Freight wreck on the Southern Pacific near Cow Creek Canyon kills a tramp and injures five others including fireman Robert McEwan of Portland and brakeman J N Flood. The engine and eight cars derailed after striking a burning stump amid a forest fire. A Canadian Pacific collision at La Chute Crosses victims in Quebec leaves five people struck, two killed and two badly hurt.
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Portland, Or
Southern Pacific
Cow Creek Canyon
Fields
Overland
Here
Portland
Cow Creek
Robert McEwan
J. N. Flood
Charles Paulito
J. O'Neill
Butte
Mont
W. H. Coffee
Stroub
McEwan
Flood
St. Thereze
Quebec
Canadian Pacific
la Chute
Alie Martineau
Maria Filiath
Dozelle Martineau
Amanda Martineau
Martineau
Mrs Reynolds Aims to Arrest Bigamist in Nebraska
Mrs J D Reynolds of Dillon Montana travels to Trenton Nebraska to pursue arrest of Dr Frederick D Reynolds on bigamy charges. She says they wed two years ago, he vanished with 600 dollars, and she learned he remarried July 28 in Hayes Center Nebraska while practicing medicine in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Center
Neb
Trenton
Tennessee Fiend Attacks Wife and Child in Chattanooga
Mrs. Daniel Scott and her 1-year-old daughter were found unconscious in their yard after an assault by a white man. Mrs. Scott will recover, but her daughter will probably die. Police search for the assailant as citizens aid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Daniel Scott
Senator Stew art Denies Interviews On Silver Policy
In Washington on Aug 14 Senator Stew art of Nevada demands publication of a denial of recent interviews about silver and finances. He asserts no interviews were given by him or his colleague and rebukes misrepresentation of their stance for free and unlimited coinage at 16 to 1. Two bathers drown in Atlantic City surf on Aug 16, Thomas C Laswell age 21 of Princeton Ind and an unidentified man from Philadelphia.
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Nevermore
Squash Grove
Washington
Stewart
Nevada
United States
Atlantic City
N. J
Thomas C. Laswell
Princeton
Ind
Philadelphia
Slocum
Slocum Specific CO
Auditorium
Spokane
Wash
Darrin
E. Anderson
Terrific storm causes 10000 dollar damage in Hicksville
A powerful storm struck Hicksville Ohio yesterday causing about 10000 dollars in damage to roofing and buildings. Crops in the surrounding countryside suffer heavy losses as the storm rages. In San Francisco wheat floods the sea wall with five steamers discharging grain and warehouses filled to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville
Ohio
San Francisco
Puebla
Port Harford
Sea Wall
Lombard Street
Sheep Assessment Problems Spark Idaho Debate
Idaho officials investigate conflicting rules on sheep taxation as lawmakers contend with split-year grazing. Lincoln county shows 89,000 sheep grazing four months in state while Blaine does not report partial-year grazing. Oneida lists 116,000 grazing half-year with rest in Bannock, which reports 15,000 year-round stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Lewis
Hailey
Anderson
Pocatello
Lincoln County
Blaine
Blaine County
Oneida
Bannock
Urged to Stay at Home From Dyea Advice
Pendleton journalist John F. Lathrop reports from Dyea via Elder urging all sober minded people not to travel to Klondike before spring. He warns of confusion and suffering this fall, cites an Indian shot for stealing a miner’s pack, and notes pass transportation and White Pass condition are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John F. Lathrop
Pendleton
Dyea
Associated Press
Bryan Speaks in Butte Before Immense Montana Crowd
William J. Bryan addressed an enormous audience in Butte Montana drawing an overflow crowd of about 20 000 as businesses closed mines and smelters paused. The race track was used as the venue with 3000 grand stand seats filled and many listeners unable to hear much of the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honares
Butte
Mont
William 4
Bryan
Montana
Tragedy at Nelson Ends With Architect Shot Wounded
Nelson BC August 14 H V Swyney a recently arrived architect from Butte Montana shot and wounded Alice Willis keeper of a house of ill fame and then fatally shot himself dying almost instantly leaving authorities to investigate the double tragedy involving a visiting professional and a local madam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
B. C
H. V. Swyney
Butte
Mont
Alice Willis
Hatfields' Fort Destroyed by Dynamite in Tug River Clash
A Huntington dispatch reports half of the Devil's Backbone fortress on Tug river blasted by dynamite. Sheriff Keale's posse forced Hatfield and several men from their stronghold after a fierce battle. Hatfield and others wounded. pursuit continues with capture expected within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Huntington
W. Va
Tug River
Hatfield
Keale
Desperado
Dan Lewis
Steve Stanley
Jack Monroe
Buoyant Feeling in Trade Across Major Cities
Bradstreet's reports widespread revival in demand for merchandise with buyers and sellers in New York Baltimore Chicago St Louis and Kansas City showing buoyant activity Interior merchants buy eagerly across goods clothing shoes groceries and fancy items since 1892 Southern lumber mills struggle to meet orders while central western iron and steel demand rises with a 75 cent a ton steel billet uptick Wheat prices advance seven cents on exports and shrinking crop estimates Wool and cotton yarns rise as 24 U S business failures occur this week versus 214 last week.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
United States
Klondike Gold Rush Draws Worldbound Men From Victoria
In Victoria on August 16 about 1000 men from diverse origins gathered to start the Klondike journey. They hold tickets for Skagway Bay routes aboard the Bristol or the Islander, both sailing tomorrow. The Bristol carries nearly 500 men and an equal number of horses and mules, with bunks and stalls filled from hold to cabin deck.
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Victoria
B. C
Edorado
Klondike
Skagaway Bay
Bristol
Help for Sterility via Mrs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
An appeal explains cures for female sterility linked to general debility and blood condition. It urges writing to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free guidance and cites a Jersey City case where Lydia Lyte used five bottles to cure leucorrhea and womb pains and bore a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia ‘E. Pinkham
Jersey City
Belvin Hospital
Spectator Hit by Line Drive in New Jersey Game
A hot liner struck a spectator on the head at a New Jersey baseball game and bounced to 15 feet. The man in the bleachers laughed so hard that he dislocated his jaw. The passage mentions the typewriter's impact on employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Contest Teas and Tickets Spark Home Involvement
The text describes a prize winner obtaining yellow tickets by using the tea herself, recruiting friends who use the tea to share tickets, and persuading others to try the tea to gain tickets. A boarding house keeper sent many tickets, prompting questions about others with influence in hospitals or public institutions and mentions rules of a large advertisement about the first and middle of the month.
Wave of facts from diverse global notes
It notes that large steamships like the Campania break over 3000 glass and china items per voyage. The Grampian hills wind halts Perth northbound trains. The resurrection plant revives after rain following drought. Tartars invite men to eat or drink by grabbing the ear. Governor Bushnell appeals for food for Ohio miners in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campania
China
Grampian Hills
Perth
Bushnell
Ohio
Exclusive Rights Asserted for Castoria Brand
The Court action proclaims the exclusive use of the word CASTORIA and PITCHER'S CASTORIA as a trademark held by The Centaur Company led by Chas H Fletcher. Dr Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis claims origin of the PITCHER'S CASTORIA with his name signed on wrappers, used for over thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Chas
Fletcher
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Samuel Pitcher, M.D
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Broadway
Spruce
G. W. Houghton
Gen
Agt
Helena, Mont
Townsend and
Hassel
Dewell & McDonald's
Dewele & McDonald
G. W. Gilman, M. D
P. Co. Hall
Center Broadway
Herman Berg
Townsend, Mont
E.h.goodman
C. H. Baldwin
Attorney At Law
Townsend
J. E. Kanouse
A. K. Prescot
N. Main St
Central Trianit
Norman Tripp
Herman Sperling
Henry Heneberg
E. F. McRae
PRT
aTrTreex
Wallacs
Pine Street
A. Wilder
South Side Broadway
Reece
Lon Jones
Buffon
Carlyle
St. James Hall
London
Sir B. W. Richardson
Fort Steele
Sunset Peak Region
Creede
Col
L. K. Armstrong
Estella
Tracy Creek
Alex Paulson
Fra
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Ymir Properties
Porto Rico
Ymir
B.C
Black Dock
Alabama
Tennessee
Dominion
Hubby
Nebraska
Reynolds of Dillon
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Palarm Station
Owens
Kerr
Palarm
Andry
Clarke
Mrs. Pinkham
North
South Africa
The
Piso Co
Warren, Pa
Mudie
Paris
Marseilles
England
Erie Medical CO
Niagara St, Buffalo, N. Y
Gus
Oregon
A. P. Armstrong
Ll.d. Prin
J. A. Wesco
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