Six Are Still Missing After Staten Island Ferry Disaster
After a 24 hour search only one body, Jerry Wright, has been recovered from the Northfield and Mauch Chunk collision. Six remain missing, including Gen. Charles G. Bartlett and I. Imhoff. Bail set at 2500 for Captains Griffin and Johnson as investigations by multiple authorities continue.
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New York
Staten Island
Northfield
Jersey Central
Mauch Chunk
Jerry V. Wright
Oriental Bank
New Brighton
Charles G. Bartlett
Hart Park
Livingston
Criminal Court
Juan Aboy Benite
Richmond
Beaumont Stevens
Newdorp
Mr. Wright
Griffin
Johnson
Statensland
Jersey Central Ferry Company
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Orthfield
The
Central Railroad
Board of Steamboat Inspectors
General Weston Heads West to Inspect Alaska Supplies
General J F Weston commissary general leaves Washington for Seattle and Vancouver to study arrangements for sending commissary supplies to Alaska. He will then proceed to San Francisco for further steps in the logistics plan.
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Washington
J. F. Weston
West
Seattle
Vancouver
Alaska
San Francisco
Military officers sail for Manila aboard Hancock
Joined by Adjutant General Corbin Surgeon General Sternberg Colonel Hall of the adjutant general's department and other officers they will sail on the Hancock for Manila on June 26.
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Corbin
Sternberg
Hall
Adjutant General's Department
Hancock
Manila
Anaconda Visit by Carnegie Chief Daly and Flynn
John Daly superintendent of the Carnegie steel works in Pittsburg and Patrick Flynn owner of Gem Idaho mines toured Anaconda yesterday. They praised the smelters and city after visiting many points of interest and mines in Jutte. They plan further Montana city visits before departing at 8 PM for other state regions.
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John Daly
Carnegie Steel Works
Pittsburg
Patrick Flynn
Gem
Idaho
Anaconda
Dely
Flynn
Jutte
Montana
Mr. Daly
Picnic Plans Amid Rainy Weather For Anaconda Path Club
The Anaconda Cycle Path and Good Roads Association plans a picnic at Gregson Springs next Sunday after a slow period caused by bad weather. Forty new members joined in the last two weeks. A road race from Anaconda to Gregson via Three Mile House is set for next Saturday, with the association badge worth $10 as the prize. The race is open to members except those who have run in professional races. At the picnic a ball game between the Columbias and Gregson Springs nine, a swimming match, a greased pole, other sports, and dancing in the pavilion are on the program.
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Anaconda
Gregson Springs
General Office Wins Front Mountain View Baseball Game
A warm afternoon game at Mountain View saw the General Office team defeat B A P by a score of four to two. Notable moments included Johnsons running catch pitching by Jerry Mahoney and a key right field hit by Phil Sullivan with Christie leading the batting. Pitching was Mahoney for General Office and Nicks for B A P with solid defense throughout.
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Mountain View
General Office
Johnson
Jerry Mahoney
Phil Sullivan
Christie
Nicks
Me. Adams
Mahoney
Murphy
Emerson
New Officers Chosen at Degree of Honor Meeting
At Friendship hall last night the Degree of Honor elected officers for the coming term. Mrs May McNeil and Mrs Gertrude Jacoby were named as officers of H and L of H, Beatrice Williams as C, Kate Dennis as recorder, J W Bing as F receiver, Birdie Flint as usher, Liszie Darby as O W, and Mrs Hattie Mahan as Mra. After the vote refreshments were served.
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Friendship Hall
Mra
May McNeil
Gertrude Jacoby
Beatrice Williama
Kate Dennis
J. W. Bing
Birdie Flint
J. W
Liszie Darby
O. W
Hattie Mahan
Prominent Socialist Rev Charles H Vail to Lecture Here
Rev Charles H Vail Congregational minister from Jersey City N J arrives in the city as a leading socialist figure. He devoted years to the movement and has written extensively on the doctrine. He will lecture tomorrow evening at the Margaret theater under local socialist auspices. The lecture is free.
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Charles H. Vail
Jersey City
N. J
Margaret Theater
Bumbaugh Free After Acquittal in Garnet Shooting
Louis Bumbaugh of Garnet was acquitted after a Garnet hearing for shooting Tom Maguire weeks earlier. The defense showed no fault on Bumbaugh, with no testimony offered, according to a Missouri dispatch cited in the Standard.
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Louis Bumbaugh
Garnet
Tom Maguire
Bumbaugh
Missouri
Standard
Shamus O'Brien Delivers Irish Comedy and Pathos in Anaconda
An Anaconda audience praised Charles Erin Verner as a master of Irish comedy with a pure brogue. The play Shamus O'Brien features a loyal Irish heroine, a treacherous army captain, and a spirited band of supporting characters. Louis Belmour's portrayal of the informer drew strong audience reaction.
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Charles Erin Verner
Mr. Verner
Shamus O'Brien
Shamus
Louis Belmour
Shadrick O'Finn
No Verdict Reached In Kennedy Case
New York June 15 at 11 o clock tonight the Kennedy case jury, which retired earlier, had not returned to the courtroom and Judge Newburger ordered the jury locked up for the night.
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New York
Dr. Kennedy
Gill's discus throw breaks records but faces amateur doubts
Toronto's Harry L. Gill tops the exhibition discus at 120 feet 11 inches, beating the old mark yet still in contest dispute over amateur status. Sears of Cornell shines in sprints and New York Athletic club dominates team wins as Gill's results await a ruling.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Amateur Athletic Union
Harry L. Gill
Toronto
Sears
Cornell
New York Athletic Club
Gill
Detroit Athletic Club
Pastime Athletic Club
Howard Hayes
Detroit Athlete Club
H. E. Hastings
Ervin Orton
Toroto Lacrosse Club
H. M. Sears
Clarke M. Liebhbe
W. &. Edwards
F. D. Beck
John Flanagan
Beck
Yale
Walter T. Fishleigh
Thomas McQueeney
St. Ann's
Hyde Park
Mass
W. J. Feldkamp
New York
Alexander Grant
RR. I. Sanford
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Mackenzie
DPD
J. Brennen
Weatney
Pennsylvania University
John R. Dewitt
Princeton
Charles H. Hennen
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Tarry VA. MacDonald
Frank McCanahy
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Athletic Club
Charles EF. Dvorack
Jones
Murder Robbery and Arson Case Reaches New Zealand Heist
A British steamer Duke of Norfolk bringing a prisoner from New Zealand reports a 1893 Colchester murder robbery and arson. Arthur Biateh allegedly killed Alfred Welsh, burned a tailor shop, escaped, and was captured in Wellington on November 6 1900 after a woman's tip. The prisoner contests his identity.
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London
New Zealand
Colchester
Karex
Arthur Biateh
Alfred Welsh
Wellington
N. Z
Painter and musician in custody sparks confusion over identity
A man claiming to be Charles Lily White, a naturalized American in the U S since 1885, says his aunt is Caroline Cook of Chicago and that he homesteaded in Washington in 1892-93. Some documentary evidence supports his claim while police remain puzzled about the Blatch comparison.
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Charles Lily White
United States
Caroline Cook
Chicago
Washington
Blatch
Donnelly Wins In A Spirited Fight In Missoula
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula June 15 Jack Donnelly a heavyweight from St Louis knocked out Jack Madden the Coeur d Alenes lightweight champion early in the second round at the Sennett opera house before 85 spectators. Madden fought aggressively but was floored by an uppercut and could not rise before the count. Frank Purcell champion heavyweight of the coast witnessed the bout and praised its quality Marquis of Queensberry rules applied Donnelly formerly lived in Walkerville.
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Missoula
Sennett Opera House
Jack Donnelly
St. Louis
Jack Madden
Coeur d‘Alenes
Jones
Madden
Yonnelly
Donnelly
Frank Purcell
Seattle
Walkerville
Immense Combine of Western Roads
Chicago reports two linked moves by E H Harriman reshaping western railroads. A broad interline agreement among Northern group lines aims to end rate wars, while Santa Fe and Southern Pacific join in a mutual interest plan. Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul to join Harriman syndicate with Union Pacific as a link.
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Chicago
the Tribune
E. H
Harriman
St. Paul
Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Great Northern Lines
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Occidental Steamship Lines
trans-Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee
Directors Named in $25 Million Stock Deal
Peter Geddes, James Henry Smith, and William Rockefeller, all directors, are said to be directly concerned in a deal valued at $25,000,000. Financing will be arranged at the eastern end by the National City Bank of New York.
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Peter Geddes
James Henry Smith
William Rockefeller
National City Bank of New York
Vancouver to Dawson direct telegraph link nears completion
Vancouver reports the Yukon telegraph line from Port Simpson up the Skeena to Hazelton is finished. The first message was sent from Port Simpson and received by Vancouver's mayor. Work will complete the 10 mile gap between Hazelton and Telegraph Creek, with Dawson and Vancouver exchanging messages by July first.
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Vancouver
B. C
Yukon
Port Simpson
Skeena
Hazelton
Telegraph Creek
Dawson
Golfers Tie for Open Championship at Myopia Hunt Club
In Hamilton Massachusetts on June 15 the open championship of the United States ended in a tie after 72 holes. Wille Anderson of Pittsfield Massachusetts and Alexander Smith now claiming Scotland as his home tied with 331 strokes each for the 18 holes at the Myopia Hunt Club.
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Hamilton
Mass
Myopia Hunt Club
United States
Wille Anderson
Pittsfield
Alexander Smith
Chicago
Scotland
Championship golf title at stake after four rounds
The field to decide the national champion includes Willie Anderson Pittsfield with 164 today and 331 overall, Alexander Smith Scotland at 167 today 231 total, Willie Smith Chicago 163 today 8353, Stuart Gardner Garden City 166 today 2334 total, Lawrence Aucertone Glen View 169 today 2335, Bernard Nichols Boston 166 today 2335, David Brown Crescent 167 today 236, Alexander Campbell Brookline 164 today 339. The Monday playoff will be 18 holes for the $200 prize money.
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Willie Anderson
Pittsfield
Alexander Smith
Scotland
Willie Smith
Chicago
Stuart Gardner
Garden City
L. I
Lawrence Aucertone
Glen View
Bernard Nichols
Boston
David Brown
Crescent
Brooklyn
Alexander Campbell
Brookline
Two Children Die in Barn Fire Near Madison
Woodland California June 15. Andrew and Fred Kramer ages 4 and 3 perished when a barn they were playing in with matches caught fire. A horse also died in the blaze.
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Woodland
Cal
Andrew
Fred Kramer
Madison
Bastardy charge filed in Great Falls district court
Information charging bastardy was filed in the district court today on behalf of Clara Ahmdah against Jacob Hikleman. An undertaking on attachment was sued. Both parties live in Great Falls and are prominent in Austrian circles.
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Standard
Great Falls
Clara Ahmdah
Jacob Hikleman
Senator Clark Sued To Reclaim Timber Land
Justice Department files bill in equity to recover 14 000 acres in Missoula and Deer Lodge counties Montana claiming lands were obtained under the stolen timber act by Senator W A Clark or his agents using hired declarants and final proof schemes involvingCobban and Griswold, with about 85 claimants involved. The government does not allege Clark personally acted, but notes such methods may have been widespread among prominent figures.
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The
Standard
Washington
Department of Justice
Missoula
Deer Lodge
W. A. Clark
Senator Clark
Montana
New Strike Reported on Alder Creek in Tanana Country
A letter from B. W. Johnson at Circle City notes a new strike of promise on Alder creek, a Nome creek tributary. The Seattle dispatch dated May 28 forwards details as of June 1.
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Dawson
Seattle
Tanana Country
Alder Creek
Nome Creek
B. W. Johnson
Circle City
John Kelley Dies in Eugene at 83 Noted Republican Leader
Eugene sends obituary for John Kelley a well known Republican politician and customs collector at Portland during Hayes administration who died at his home aged 83 in June.
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Eugene, Ore
John Kelley
Portland
Hayes
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Bol
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