News of the Week Highlights Congress Debates and Drowned in Port Angeles
A chaotic summary of national events shows Congress debating appropriations for the state and federal budgets, with a president signing a bill to detail state actions. Washington reports include drownings near Port Angeles, railway strikes, and labor unrest. Foreign and domestic items touch Constantinople tremors, labor demonstrations, and political nominations across several states.
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Washington
Ateisi Neisuy Jo Johnson
Jobn Piffola
Port Angeles
Werk
Eniud
Basanece ii
Idreid
Treasury
Turmoil as Mob Attacks Laundry Plant. Police Intervene
A violent mob at a laundry facility attacked workers and a prominent UNIAN operative, prompting police and federal troops to intervene. The scene involved shouting, projectiles, and an attempted assault on a bystander, while workers fled to corners and safety as officers and soldiers restored order.
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Seliedanto
Insida
B Wren
Nin Unian
Alf Sanborn
Lieut
Horton
Elovente
Pillman Palace Car Company of
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Otromiar
Fragmented July 1905 Washington notes on democracy and tariff clash
Long, garbled text reports a July 1905 Washington conference draft on tariff policy, democratic principles, sugar duties, and republican aims. It mentions President Cleveland era rhetoric, party unity, and debates over free raw materials versus protectionism, with scattered notes on a crime report and industrial accidents.
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Renalya
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Pendin
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Democratia
Mann
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Borrette
Wales
Sporn
Miandonnndt
Eveta
Trade Review of Adestries and Labor Trade Conditions
Review of trade conditions with observations on export demands, currency, and freight. Notes on capital flows, frost impact, and shifting import origins. Highlights include cargo movements, rail disruptions, and mixed signals from leading markets like Chicago, St Louis, and Cleveland.
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Tory FeRbon
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Ebauke
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Mipno- Bpolts Straut
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Laub
Fatal temper drives lake captain to murder suicide
Captain Crangle shot his wife twice then killed himself at his North Michigan home after a quarrel. Mrs Crangle is badly wounded but alive. Crangle had long suffered ill health and a temper blamed for the tragedy. The Crangle family was highly regarded in the community.
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John Ceangle
Clain
North Michigan Stone
Creagie
Mords
Crangles
Crangle
Crngle
Tina
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May Solve the Problem Flin Yor w dng Congress of Eroplayers
A union federation meeting opens in the city to discuss labor reform and prevent strikes. July 21 Tyenn J Gripe named president, assembling a committee of employers and labor leaders to organize a propagated labor congress.
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Coie
Fideration
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Mes
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Edeon
Gsheh Wool Carroll
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Peek Ani AW Smiall Leiegrams
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Dai
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Raidroad Officuils Anil Labor Jenders
Death by dynamite and earthquake rock Stockton colliery
Report covers a fatal dynamite blast near the Stockton colliery no. 8 and a severe earthquake sequence at Memphis and nearby towns. It notes the attempt to identify victims, mentions the mine workers exposed to explosive charges, and cites damage including collapsed shelves and shaken buildings. Also referenced is industrial tremor data and casualties from the Temontend steel works area.
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Chaotic Advert and Rail Transit Mentions Amid Odd Text
A jumble of ad copy and scattered items references rail routes at St Paul and Chicago networks. It mentions July ticket sales, Pine Street routes, and a Great Northern line sale. Also notes patents for health remedies and shoe services, with many garbled phrases and stray product names.
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North Western Line
Chicago & North Westera
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