Fifty Officers in New York City Lectured on Courage
Police Commissioner urged 50 New York cops to uphold courage after trials involving charges of cowardice in the murder case of Fran H. Warnury. The acquittal of Tracy L. Rooks was noted while the prosecutor’s performance and discipline of the force were defended amid calls for a fearless record.
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Belfast Faces Serious Strike Crisis Amid Troop Mobilization
Unrest in Belfast escalates as dockyard turmoil and a strike threaten to tighten. British authorities deploy the Cameroun UWehlanders with Maxim guns and detachments to restore order while Berkshire and Middlesex regiments stand ready to move. Emergency magistrates and extra police bolster local officers as more troops are expected within days.
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Protest Against Discrimination in Japan Treatment
A July dispatch reports a formal protest to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce by Beall and others alleging Japanese rights are trampled by discriminatory actions in the United States. They contend such measures endanger Japanese property and insult, urging actions to prevent prejudice and protect commerce between the two nations. The letter cites threats to Japanese subs and references cases tied to San Francisco under Bun Francises.
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Rheumatism relief powder advertised to help sufferers
An advertisement touts a powder claimed to relieve rheumatism and warns readers it has previously helped others. The notice urges consultation and suggests the product offers great relief for the painful condition.
Bell Phone Editorial Room Notice
Independent business office text shows two rings for Bell Phone. Editorial note appears as a brief item about telephone service call handling and office communications in the publication. The fragmentary OCR suggests a standard newsroom telephony stand in.
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Estate of Simon Weston Heads to Probate
The estate of Simon Weston, who died January 21, 1907, is under probate with a petition filed in county court. The estate is valued at about $1000 and will be settled under local legal proceedings.
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Estate matters and a Juarez drugging-crime report
Fragmentary notices report a will petition naming Mary Webson as administratrix of an estate with widow and sixteen heirs, a funeral service in Toy, and viewing times. Separate Juarez dispatch notes Calomel druggings, arrests of smugglers, seized carts, and accusations linking a mayor and merchants to smuggling. A sensational medical ad ends with Cloud Bitters as a tonic claim.
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All America Gable and the Atlantic Cable Venture
Fragmented OCR text recaps a 19th century telegraph and bond discussion. Mentions New York, Swear Park, Colon, American Telegraph Company, and Taft era officials. Describes international links, London involvement, and economic tone aboutCable and empire.
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Miss Sutton Wins or Loses Crown in Rush for Lawn Title
New York reports July 1 on Miss May Sutton, the California lawn tennis hopeful, whose decision to defend or skip the Lawn Title Cup remains unclear amid illness and travel. British coverage notes Reed’s disappointment at Newcastle Tyne as Sutton returns to America next week.
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Forest Fires Rage in Skagit County Timberlands
A fire in the Tikdview hills of Skagit county threatens thousands in damage as timber stands burn. The blaze, burning for days, widens to four miles and races toward the Skagit valley, with no hope of stopping it as it advances across the divide toward the Nookenck south fork. Government forest rangers report the blaze under strain but not yet controlled.
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Missionaries Drowned in Yangtze River Incident
New Haven reports Yale’s Warren B Seabury and Rev Attint Maun both drowned while on a mission in Koling China. The skirmish involves Mu Iter and a 1900 Yale graduate, with details sparse and unconfirmed.
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Third Term For Roosevelt Rumors Stir West
West Seattle reports sentiment favoring a third term for Roosevelt. Secretary Wilcox and the Rainier club hosted the talk, noting broad Western support but not committing to any personal statement. The official tied views to land and labor policies and hinted at future decisions after his term ends.
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Automobile accident claims life of two workers
In Chicago a fatal automobile collision yesterday killed Tamile Chautteur, a war veteran, and Thoms Norton, his employee. The incident left Norton fatally insured and under investigation by local authorities.
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