Stray Topics From Little Old New York
A New York column recalls honest thieves, Rockefeller misread headlines, garment workers strike over a talking ban, a court on socialist literature, sparrow extermination debates, a Canal Street Hebrew daily paper start, a hen unearths stolen jewelry, Hell Gate power tests could light the city.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Canal Street
New York
Former deputy Lyons sought after disappearance warrant issued
Co. F. Lyons a former deputy sheriff of North Yakima has vanished and a warrant for his arrest has been issued. He is believed to have gone to Pasco where authorities have been notified. Lyons once served as a Northern Pacific constable and was known to arrest nearly anyone found on the tracks after dark. He is now charged with maliciously beating a man with his club.
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Co. F. Lyons
North Yakima
Pasco
Lyons
Northern Pacific
Lost Ear Reattached After Centralia Accident
G F Riley near Centralia suffered a peculiar accident when a grabbing machine hook severed the upper half of his ear. The severed flesh was sewn back on and a doctor deemed the dressing satisfactory predicting Riley would regain a whole ear.
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Centralia
G. F. Riley
Riley
G A R Encampment Preparations Stir Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City readies for the 43rd Grand Army of the Republic encampment with flags and bunting filling streets. Notables like Commander-in-Chief Henry M. Nevins arrive to establish headquarters as veterans pour in for parades, campfires, and weeklong sessions across city venues.
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Henry M. Nevins
New Jersey
Knutsford
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William Spry
Branford
Department of Utah
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William A. Ketcham
Minnesota
Samuel R. van Sant
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Minesota
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Rochester
American Consulate Opens in Omsk Siberia
Omsk in Siberia gains an American consulate led by Adolph F. Reinecke marking the first consular representation in the vast Russia region between Moscow and Vladivostok. The note highlights immigration, development, and multi national interest in the area.
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Adolph F. Reinecke
Moscow
Vladivostok
Ontario
Canada
Oaxaca
Mexico
Bavaria
Switzerland
Bureau of Manufactures
Washington, D. C
Santos
Brazil
Monte Serrate
Bureau of Telegraph
Ferreiraros Santos
Warrener Family Guests Visit P J Morris
A. Warrener and his wife of Great Bend Kansas arrived today to visit P. J. Morris and family in the locality.
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A. Warrener
Great Bend, Kas
P. J. Morris
Strike by 6000 Japanese laborers ends in Hawaii
In Honolulu on Aug 9 the high wage association declared the 6 000 plus Japanese plantation workers strike ended after two months. Planters refused concessions and authorities prosecuted leaders for alleged threats. Strike leaders met and voted to call off the walkout while leader F Makino said workers would pursue other means to win a one dollar daily wage.
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Honolulu
Islands
High Wage Association
F. Makino
Printers Meet in St Joseph for International Typographical Union Convention
In St Joseph Missouri the International Typographical Union begins its annual convention with over a hundred delegates and spouses arriving. Key topics include old age pensions funeral benefits uniformity and expanded correspondence plus training in typesetting machine operation. A separate note reports Judge Carey ruling against County Auditor L E Josseph in Stevens County prohibiting local option election notices due to insufficient signatures.
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St. Joseph, Mo
International Typographical Union
America
Lake Contrary
International Union
Carey
Stevens County
Basil Brown
Valley
L. E. Josseph
Brown
Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention Opens at Rocky Springs
Lancaster Pa August 6 The annual convention and camp meeting of the Christian and Missionary Alliance of Pennsylvania Maryland and the District of Columbia opened at Rocky Springs today and will run through August 15. Speakers include Rev Dr A D Simpson founder of the Alliance Dr F E Marsh of New York Rev J F Ballard of Los Angeles and several returned missionaries from Palestine China India and Africa.
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Lancaster
Christian and Missionary Alliance of
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Rocky Springs
A. D. Simpson
The
Alliance
F. E. Marsh
New York
J. F. Ballard
Los Angeles
Palestine
China
India
Africa
Mrs Wiswell's Quiet Rooms Near Brooklyn Avenue
Wenatchee visitors to Seattle are advised to stay at Mrs Wiswell's at 4529 Brooklyn Avenue for a quiet comfortable room with bath. Direct routes from the depot marked Eastlake and Wallingford lead straight to the house. Rates are $1 per day and advance engagement of rooms is suggested.
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Wenatchee
Seattle
A Faithful Friend to Travelers: Chamberlains Remedy Praised
M. S. Nichols of Oakland Indiana reports using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since 1872 and calls it a faithful friend for 18 years of travel. After 35 years of use, he affirms its value and recommends it widely. For sale by all dealers.
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M. S. Nichols
Oakland
Ind
Father of House of Lords Birthday Observed
Earl Nelson, the oldest member of the house of Lords, turned eighty six on August nine. He inherited the earldom at twelve and is the only lord who was a peer in King William IV’s lifetime. Grand-nephew of Lord Nelson, he receives a perpetual 35000 dollar annual pension. He once served as a clergyman and remains active in the English Church union.
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London
Earl Nelson
House of Lords
William IV
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
English Church Union
Visitors Pour Into Lawton From All Sides
Lawton Oklahoma reports a flood of visitors arriving August 6 as the city welcomes guests from neighboring towns and distant areas, filling hotels and local venues. Officials note steady arrivals, with events and tours drawing attention to Lawton's attractions.
Kiowa-Comanche Country Celebrates Eighth Opening Anniversary
Lawton Chamber of Commerce directs a multi day celebration in southeastern Oklahoma marking the opening of Kiowa-Comanche country. The lineup includes band concerts street parades Indian sports athletic contests and various attractions across today and tomorrow.
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Oklahoma
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Diarrhoea Cured by Remedy, Philippi Father Felt Relief
John H Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia reports his father suffered chronic diarrhoea for years until using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One bottle cured him and he has been well for eighteen months. At sixty he remains active and capable. Sold by all dealers.
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John H. Zirkle
Philippi
W. Va
Chamberlain
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