McCay Struggles But Seattle Wins In Rain Shortened Game
National Hague report notes McCay held hard today but strong support carried Seattle to a 4 to 2 win. Attendance 300. Fulon ejected in sixth for disputing umpire Warner. Coast League standings show Los Angeles and San Francisco leading, Oakland and Portland mid-pack. Yale defeats Harvard 10 to 0 after a rain soaked start.
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Mountain Ind Coasts Rises in Deer Creek Ore Ledge
Walter B Moots reports ore from a Deer Creek ledge shows value at 282 dollars per ton. Pine Grove notes a bond on the Franklin mine expired last Friday with a demand of 100000. The Rutherford brothers report cattle losses from a disease like fever near Laramie. Casper forms Nitrona County Racing association to build racetracks and fairgrounds.
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Nitrona County
Building Moffat Road Contract in Colorado
June notice from Denver reports the first grading contract on the western slope of the continental divide for the Moffat route. Colorado-Utah Construction Company was named to Bunply & Nelson for a two mile road mostly rock work in Mule Water Canyon, southeast of Denver. Work to commence at once and proceed vigorously.
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Wuddle Wraser Canyon
Fifivay Aviles
Ode
Wealth of tonopah prospect excites Belmont miners
Belmont observers describe a Tonopah mine as a phenomenal vein with eight feet of ore valued at about 400 dollars per ton. Reports note sulfurite strings and several cross cuts yielding tens to hundreds of dollars per ton, with development ongoing and related wage enforcement actions across western states.
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Tonopah
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Rheumatism and Blood Purification: SS S Remedy
An ad-like narrative explains rheumatism as a blood condition worsened by seasonal exposure. It promotes S S S as a purifying tonic that cleanses irritating matter from blood, relieves muscles and joints, restores nerve tone, and builds health, with testimonials from Okolona, Mississippi.
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Venice
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S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Labor unrest grips workers union No 181 at coast drive
About 200 men quit work months ago in the Western Conference of the Literary National Brotherhoods Pacific coast area. The union seeks a 15 percent wage increase and cost of living adjustments, arguing company promises to equalize conditions coastwide. Company president Sabin reportedly refused to negotiate, urging workers to stay firm while arbitration proceeds.
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Pacific Coast
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Sabin
Macedonian Turmoil Cuts Across Front Lines
June 24 dispatches report Turkish War Militia authorities wiring for provisions to sustain 60,000 troops. A firm stance has been sent to Adrianople as insurgents claim a victory at Peoria, with outcomes unspecified.
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Woman Confined to Asylum After Mental Decline
Mrs Hodgins of Five Mile Park, eight miles away, was committed to the insane asylum at Wackloot yesterday afternoon by Probate Judge Brown after examination by Dix Lewis and Stewart. She has been mentally unbalanced for four years and recently grew violent. An attack of typhoid and a devastating fire impoverished the family. doctors expect brief treatment before she may return home. She is mother to seven children now grown.
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Tekushs Designation Resignation Reply From Gov McBride
North Lukin official 24 Ay. W Robertson, secretary of the Tansiana Tureluse Exposition division, resigned. Gov McBride replies that accepting the resignation would imply assailing administration acts. He notes Robertson may not publicly criticise government actions while in office and regrets his opinion.
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Gov. McBride
Wilker
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Loring
Fragmentary legal remark appears in OCR clipping
A brief OCR fragment reads "reason that toda da would be pleeing me in a false position." It offers no clear event, date, or involved parties, rendering a minimal, non-specific citation within a legal context.
Welcome to Sir Mina Lipton at the White House
Washington May 24 Gen Corbin plans welcome events for Sir Mina Lipton challenger for the America's Cup. Lipton expected to arrive aboard the Ovca. The President has Gen Corbin invite Sir Thomas to a luncheon with Jim at the White House Friday afternoon or at a later country home visit at Oy lor Bay.
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Diaz Nomination Ends Uncertain Presidential Succession
Reconstructed text notes that the National Liberal party accepts Diaz's nomination as presidential candidate. It claims Diaz’s nomination ends political agita tion and cabal and promises a freer period for business interests ahead of next year’s election. The source notes some papers wrongly dated the election.
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National Liberal Party
Gounbey
Diaz
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