Silver City Elks dedicate new opera house at cost of 35000
The Silver City Elks Lodge No. 413 dedicated its new opera house capturing a full audience. Attorney W B Watton delivered the dedicatory address, with a varied program of music and readings led by local talent. The theater cost 45000, seats 6000, and was built by the lodge to serve public gatherings and conventions.
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Silver City
N. M
Elks
W. B. Watton
Grind Lodge
W. B. Walton
New Mexico
Silver City Lodge
Ralph Staith
J. H. Jones
J. A. Shipley
Louise Snyder
Riks Lodge of
Ina
The
Pikes
Elks Lodge
Whit
A. F. Kerr
M. K E. Cory
H. 7. Getts
J. W. Carter
Ike Holtzman
O. P. Ime
J. J. Vinot
Tyler
W. J Rose
F. P. Jones
W. Marriott
Opera House
Ite
Recall Proceedings in Orchard Case Examined by Attorney
Orchard faced recall proceedings today with examination by Attorney Richardson for impeachment attempts. The session focused on alleged misconduct and the implications for Orchard's political standing.
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Attorney Richardson
Haywood Trial Seeks New Evidence On Orchard Motives
Boise dispatch reports the Haywood trial resuming as Harry Orchard is recalled for impeachment. The defense hints at witnesses claiming Orchard nursed a vengeful spite against Governor Steunenberg and issued threats. Orchard denies saying he would kill Steunenberg or that wealth from a Hercules mine would have made him rich. He confirms a jail letter copied by Deputy Nichola and identified a telegram from Spokane. The state introduces letters and a supposed Haywood letter to show conspiracy to deceive Mrs. Orchard, while the court cautions about redirection.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Richardson
Questons
Orchard
Steunenberg
Max Malich
Ald
Hawley
Hercules
Coeur d'Alene
Caldwell
T. Nichola
Tom
Jackson
Pettibone
Sole Survivor of Texas Navy Dies in Denver Residence
John Pierson Titcomb, sole surviving officer of the Texas navy, died in Denver at his son in law A B Frennel's home. He was nearly ninety and had just marked the sixty fifth anniversary of his marriage last February.
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Denver
Colo
John Pierson Titcomb
Texas Navy
A.B. Frennel
Larrazzolo Andrews Contest Under Way in D C
The Larrazzolo Andrews contest for the New Mexico seat in Congress began today before Chief Clark Browning. Attorneys Childers of Albuquerque for Andrews and Fergusson for Larragale presented arguments, with Fergusson pressing a broad challenge to seating Andrews and alleging irregularities in elections.
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Thanti Citizen
Washington, D.C
Congress
New Mexico
Clark Browning
Andrews
Attorney Childers
Albuwerque
Larragale
Fergus Mets Thalate
Yasutly
Childers
Blind Senator Owes Nomination to Wife
A historical snippet reports a blind senator connected to a nomination tied to his wife Mrs. Thos. Gore. The phrasing implies a political maneuver or obligation involving the senator and his spouse, reflecting the era’s press tone and naming conventions.
Oklahoma Democrats ratify nominations at territorial meeting
Two thousand delegates from the territories met in Oklahoma City to aid the territorial central committee in ratifying the Democratic state party nominations and canvassing the June 8 primaries. N. Haskell was nominated for governor, I. T. Gore and Robert Owen for U.S. Senators. William J. Bryan spoke. Gore’s wife praised her husband's public work and support.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Territorial Central Committee
N. Haskell
Muskogee
I. T
Lee Cruce
Ardmore
T. P. Gore
Lawton
Robert L. Owen
United States
William J. Bryan
Gore
Gree
Oklahoma
Miners Hurt In Daring Dynamite Cap Incident
Globe Arizona June medics treat Mike Vorleh and Mike Radoc after an explosion at Old Dominion mine site near Globe. A discovered cap was struck with a rock causing severe injuries including eye loss risk, missing thumb, severe hand lacerations, and a shattered knee requiring replacement.
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Globe
Ariz
Jane 18
Mike Vorleh
Mike Radoc
Old Dominion Company
Old Dominion
Vorich
Raitoc
Body recovered inMinnesota? Navy tragedy continues
Neetoik June 18 The body of Midshipman Walter Gurl Uirich, who went down with the Al Miteasota in Hampton Roads a week ago, is recovered. Four others, Midshipmen Field Stevenson Holcomb and Fireman Westphal, remain missing as divers bring up five bodies from the wreckage.
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Neetoik
Walter Gurl Uirich
Hampton Roads
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Five Men in Sinnemahoning
Willamsport Pa June 18 Five men die in an explosion in the gelatine department of the Sinnemahoning Powder Manufacturing plant at Sinnemahoning Pa Only fragments of their bodies were found and the cause could not be determined as all workers in the building perished Two men nearby were seriously injured.
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Willamsport
Sinnemahoning Powder Manufacturing Company
Sinnemahoning
Chicago Heat Toll Reports Three Deaths And Prostrations
In Chicago on June 11 three deaths and many prostrations were reported as heat continued to grip the city. The mercury stood at 81 degrees at 10 o clock this morning.
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Chicago
Pane Sde nee Noreen by Hain June 18 weather note
Reported text notes a severe drought and rain damage with agricultural impact. Mentions Amarilla and Te jog drought in a night of soaking rain. Cites wheat crop losses at one third to one half. No clear published event or individuals beyond references.
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Panesde
Noreen
HAIN
Amarilla
Incomplete Text Reflects Pacifist Dispatch From Washington
Fragmentary note from The Citaon'a Washington Correspondent indicates Caplan George mailed Philippine orders June 1 aboard a transport. June 15 sailing referenced with inauguration looming and regional transit details unclear.
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En Curry
Washington
Citaon
Wington
Caplan Georgery
Philippine
Tran Port Loa Spanla
Potter Palmer to wed Earl of Munster and Tewksbury
The Tribune reports the engagement of importer Potter Palmer to Aubrey Fitz Clarence, Earl of Munster and Baron of Tewksbury. Palmer, 45, is described as a bachelor with a fortune, his income noted at more than $360,000 yearly, which would strengthen his status and home.
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Tribune
London
P Palmer
Aubrey
Clarence
Earl of
Munster
Baron
19 Months Old Babe Wanders Into Desert Found After 50 Hours
Lawrence Marsh of Caldwell Idaho was found after wandering into a desert area for 50 hours. He was located by rescuers and returned to his relieved family. The search involved local authorities and volunteers.
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Babe
Lawrence Marsh
Caldwell
Idaho
Jubilee at Home Over His Recovery
Toddling in sage brush and thorns the 12 month old son of Lawrence Marah near Caldwell was found after a fifty hour search. He was parched and bleeding but not frightened, fed and hydrated back to normal. A large joyous scene unfolded as rescuer was praised and family reunion followed. In Salt Lake City Judge Christopher Reed, a prominent attorney and high degree mason, died last night.
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Boise
Idaho
Lawrence Marah
Caldwell
Ony
Pepsin
Tory of
Marsh Home
Mason
Salt Lake Salt Lake
Utah
Christopher Reed
Former Arizonan in New York Takes Own Life in Central Park
Charlee H. Bohl, an Arizona transplant, shot himself near the Seventy-second Street entrance in Central Park. A note blamed Pron cis Aubrey of 117 Waverly Place for financial ruin from failed business efforts and urged burial in potters field or cremation. Aubrey disputed the accusation, saying he offered aid and that Bohl took his own life after mounting debts affected his family. The wife identified the body at the morgue as details emerged after the tragedy.
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New York
Charlee H. Bohl
Arizona
Central Park
Seventy-second Street
Bohl
Proncis Aubrey
Waverly Place
Aubrey
Bronx
Potters Neldor
Fresh Pond
Francia Aubrey
Wenen
Hhrady
Boht
Fast Train Wreck in Columbus In Heap
A fast train is wrecked and piled in a heap in Columbus Ohio. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Open switch wrecks fast Big Four train in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a Big Four passenger train at fifty mph passed an open switch and toppled along the track injuring four passengers and fatally wounding fireman James Mahaffey. The engineer escaped with minor bruises. The wreck, blamed on a vandal or an open switch, left a mass of twisted coaches but no fire.
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Columbus
New York Central
James Mahaffey
Iion
Chae
Secullar
Lev
Eare- 1
North Idaho frauds lead to four prison terms
Moscow Idaho June 15 Sentences were imposed by the court yesterday on four defendants in the North Idaho land fraud cases William D Dwyer G W Robner William Kettenbach and George K Ester Each received eight months in jail for subornation of perjury in addition to fines the largest of which was one thousand dollars These cases were among the most famous ever tried in the United States and the defense failed to counteract the prosecution evidence leading to subornation perjury convictions
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Moscow
Idaho
North Idaho
Wiliam D. Dwyer
G. W. Robner
William #. Kettenbach
George K. Ester
United States
Five Drowned Trying to Save Son at Lake
In Seattle on July 13, a mother Mrs Myers her sister and two daughters drowned while attempting to save Antone Myers, 24, who fell into Lake Sammamish. The party stretched a tree over water to reach him and all perished as others attempted to rescue. Bodies were recovered the next morning and brought to the Myers home.
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Antone
Myer
Lake
Sammainiah
Ite
Myers Home
Pour de
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