King Edward and Queen Alexandra Enter Dublin in Grand Welcome
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived in Dublin amid a jubilant public welcome. Grandstands crowded the routes as the royal yacht entered, rain-drenched decorations notwithstanding the enthusiastic populace. They traveled from Kingstown by private conveyance and lunched with the governor before a formal visit to the Duke of Connaught.
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Dublin
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Duke of Connaught
King Edward declines Scotland Yard detectives in Irish tour
The city shone with lights as crowds celebrated and shouted blessings for their Majesties. King Edward refused police protection, saying he relied on the support of the Irish people and was satisfied with that arrangement.
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Edward
Scotland Yard
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Open Royal Visit to Dublin
King Edward and Queen Alexandra with Princess Victoria arrived in Kingstown Ireland at 9:05 AM amid royal salutes from 13 home fleet ships. Rain stopped, decorations brightened as thousands welcomed them. They traveled by royal barge to Victoria dock and received public addresses before continuing toward Dublin with enthusiastic crowds.
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Kingstown
Ireland
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria
Dublin
St. Michael
Victoria and Albert
Victoria Dock
Earl of Dudley
Wellcome
Bull Bridge
Ait Bull Bridge
Black Rock
Rathmines
Pembroke
Ios
Mountain Lion Trapped by Farmers After Stock Damage
Marysville dispatch reports Louis and Charles Johnson captured a mountain lion weighing over 200 pounds in a bear trap near Upper Little Prickly Pear valley. The animal had been killing stock all spring, prompting ranchers to offer a reward.
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the Standard
Marysville
Louis
Charles Johnson
Little Prickly Pear Valley
Body identified after near Berkeley death mystery
The body found with a bullet wound near Berkeley has been identified as A. Allnutt who sought work at an Oakland planing mill days earlier. He claimed to be a British soldier and the brother of Lady Brasser, wife of Sir William Brasser, ex Lord of the Admiralty.
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Berkeley
Cal
A. Allnutt
Oakland
Lady Brasser
William Brasser
The
Admiralty
Serious Range War Narrowly Averted Near Sun River
A potential clash between sheepmen and cattlemen near the Sun River headwaters was avoided after prompt action by County Attorney Lincoln Working and Deputy Sheriff W H McCann. A truce and range division were arranged, preventing violence despite deep tensions and threats of armed resistance.
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Helena
Middle Fork
Sunriver
Lincoln Working
W. H. McCann
Bun River
Craig Tite
Working
McCann
Craig
Costly Santa Fe wreck cripples freight near Caddoa
A Santa Fe freight train wreck near Caddoa Colorado wrecked 13 cars after a 1419 car derailed at 25 mph. The last loaded car remained on track. losses are described as heavy with many freight cars ruined. Traffic halted for hours and no serious injuries reported. In Chicago a suburban collision on the Rock Island Pacific left one passenger seriously injured and others panicked when a forward car telescoped and burned after a head on crash.
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Lamar
Colo
Santa Fe
Caddoag
California
Chicago
Kate M.nard
Forty-seventh Street
Horse traders clash with city marshal in Des Moines
Des Moines July 21 a telephone message from KMildysville reports a fatal wound and three serious injuries in a battle between City Marshal Laughlin and a group of horse traders. Shots were exchanged wounding W. H. St. John Harvey Pea Mrs Pow and the marshal. St. John and Harvey Pea may not recover.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kmildysville
Laughlin
Herace
W. H. St. John
Harvey Pea
Widow of wealthy sheepman dies from overdose of headache powders
Mrs Jacob Rapstad, wife of a prominent sheepman near town, died at 4 pm yesterday after taking acetanelid powders prescribed by her physician. A 4 year old son had gone to town to fetch the medicine. Despite medical efforts using stimulants, the heart depressant proved fatal. Four doses were taken within hours. a six-pack of powders remained in the box. Mr Rapstad was away from home at the time. Continued on page twelve.
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Standard
Stig Timber
Jacob Rapstad
Moore
Rapstad
Zidmair Sentenced to Hang for Trail Creek Murder
Martin Zidimair was sentenced by Judge Henry to be hanged on September 4 between 1 and 10 am for the murder of George Reider on Trail Creek in April 1941. The defendant gave no reply to the sentence and his lawyer was given time to file a bill of exceptions for a possible new trial.
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Standard
Livingston
Martin Zidimair
Henry
Trail Creek
George Reider
Zidmuir
Logan in Jeffrys Hell Tracking Desperadoes Near Knoxville
Deputy Marshal Charles McCall and Pinkerton detective KF S Reed returned after a six day pursuit of Kid Curry through Cumberland Smoky Anaka mountains to Jeffrey's Hell. They plan to form a posse with three Pinkerton men led by Lowell FE Spence, to hunt Curry Atkins Logan and their eight pistols, Winchester rifle, and belt of cartridges. The chase has the town on edge as preparations begin for a dawn departure Wednesday.
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Standard
Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Charles McCall
KF. S. Reed
Pinkerton
Kid Curry
Cumberland
Smoky
Anaka Mountains
Atkins
Logan
Jeffrey’s
Hell
Trogen
Imnen
Chicago
Oeday
Lowell FE. Spence
Foim
Novel Defalcation May Be Made Good
A defalcation totaling about $300,000 has been uncovered in Buffalo New York. The alleged defaulter is a trusted employee of a wealthy law firm. The man is said to be willing to make restitution and was not arrested. None of the money was squandered but invested in legitimate business ventures. Shrewd creditors aided the enemies, including a purchase of a large land tract.
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Buffalo
Betling and Johnsen wed in Philipsburg home ceremony
Philipsburg July 21. P A Betling and Mrs J Johnsen were married at the home of the bride. Both have lived in this vicinity many years and are well and favorably known.
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the Standard
Philipsburg
P. A. Bet ‘Ling
J. (. Johnsen
Lay
Pride
War of stockmen brewing in Oregon
A war is brewing between cattlemen and sheepmen in Grant Malheur and Harney counties in Oregon. Cattlemen have posted notices threatening to kill sheepmen unless the latter keep their flocks out of certain districts. Several encounters have occurred in remote districts, but no fatalities have yet been reported.
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Baker City
Ore
Grant
Malheur
Harney
Prominent Miner Ends Own Life in Spokane Hotel Room
Oscar Zontag a leading mining man and former manager of the smelter at Northport Washington died by his own hand this morning in his hotel Spokane room The cause is not disclosed and police are investigating previous reports placed him in the city for business.
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Spokane
Oscar Zontag
Northport
Wash
Body of Pope Lies in State in St Peter's Hall
Leo XIII lies in semi state in the throne room as embalmment completes after his death. Officials vow a three day public farewell with verses and ceremonies, a conclave and funeral plans underway amid crowds and bells across Rome.
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Rome
Leo XIII
Embalming of the Pope's Body at Tronetto Hall
The pope's body was embalmed at Tronetto Hall with an 4:45 p.m. ritual led by Dr. Lapponi assisted by his son Dr. Guido and four physicians of the apostolic palace, along with the Swiss guard dovteg. The body was washed and arteries examined with injections as part of the procedure.
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Tronette Hall
Setle Throne Room
Lapponi
Guido
Apostolic Palace
Dovteg
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