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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
2
Brief reader digest of global happenings with compact items covering assorted topics from home and foreign lands. Curated to fit a busy reader’s schedule, highlighting notable events and developments in a concise format.
A dispatch from Japanese army headquarters says they dislodged Russians from Rykoff on Sakhalin Island. Russians fled in disorder as Japanese soldiers pursued them. Over 200 were killed and 500 captured.
Reports of deaths and disasters include Bishop I. W. Joyce in Minneapolis and a wreck that killed four on the Northern Pacific near Billings Montana. Other items cover resignations, mill closures, ship collisions, fires, floods, strikes, and political developments.
General Manager Horn ordered telegraph operators from St. Paul to the Pacific coast to accept wage terms or leave. Only a few remained. Perham of the Railway Telegraphers says the action is a lockout, not a strike, with a general walkout ordered and an expected 95 percent to join.
A 2 oz Red Cross Ball Blue package costs 5 cents and is noted for whitening clothes. The Chicago Chronicle mentions fashionable eastern slumber parties likely to be held in churches on hot Sunday mornings. An ad cites Piso's Cure as an effective cough remedy from J W O'Brien of Minneapolis dated January 6 1900. A quote from Puck suggests optimism can mask probability.
Miss Odette Tyler renowned American actress writes a grateful note praising Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports her experience with the remedy as gratifying to herself and friends, signed in Buffalo New York. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents per box.
Memphis reports say Mississippi troops guarding quarantine have crossed into Louisiana. Dr Souchon appeals to Washington while Gov Blanchard seeks naval help. Vessels Grace of Gulfport and another craft linger near the Louisiana line, impounding Louisiana boats and transferring crews to revenue cutters. Federal involvement follows.
Registration of applicants for land on the Uintah reservation began Tuesday in Provo Price and Vernal Utah with 441 lined up at each Provo site and early minutes at Price showing 17. The process will run 12 days, with drawing starting August 17, and thousands wait in line despite no registration advantage. Also report from Buffalo regarding a dynamite accident killing Richard Johnson and injuring others, and a New York note on a Ziegler will settlement for 2.5 million to the widow.
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