Whole town swept away after flood near Heppner
Portland reports a cloudburst in Oregon triggering floods that destroyed Heppner and nearby settlements. Up to 500 people are feared dead or missing as Willow Creek and gulches carried away homes, bridges, and businesses. Relief trains depart with physicians and supplies. $5,000 raised locally.
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Pwfal
Carrie Dows
reHet
Willow Creek
Eaveral
Pantie
Oregon “Railway
Eat Fllustration Company
Dales
Eitivna
Tortland
Mieasternea
Laxington
Heppner
T Rolaxs
Hite
Tone
Boston Wool Men Safe Telegram Reoprted by Haltowell
Ambiguous telegram details arrive from Boston dated June 16 regarding wool men traveling to Oregon, with garbled wording. Read as a local item about a group voyage or supply mission with limited legible facts. Preserve named places Heppner Oregon and Boston and two individuals referenced in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltowell, Panald
Boston
Tialwell
Rea
Ee Woot
Orn
Amen Tor
Heppner
Oregons
Huston
Bank Official in New Jersey Suicide After Despondency
Frank Dean of Orange New Jersey, second vice president of the Seaboard National Bank of New York, shot himself in the cellar of his home in Orange after a period of despondency. Police cannot account for the act though he appeared depressed recently.
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New York
Dean
Seaboard National Hank
Range
N. J
Hla
Oorent
Revolt in Arabia Over Tax Burdens Reported at Medina
News from Constantinople dated June 16 reports another Arabian revolt against heavy taxation. Sultan’s forces in Medina led by Oman Vadha were wounded and imprisoned. In Mecca the population rose, seizing the governor general and the Emir in a failed uprising.
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Constantinoply
Arabia
Oeman Vadha
Medina
Meces
Boston Fire Destroys Silverware Firms. Prof Jessup Dead
A morning blaze at Pearl Street in Boston caused about 20000 in losses to multiple firms including Standard Silverware Co and John Carter & Co. Water damage affected Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing and Libby Harlow. Prof Jessup of Dartmouth College, long-time botany professor, died at 77. Hanover notes confirm his passing on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pearl Street
Standard Silverware Co
John Carter & Co
Gutta Pervha and Rubber Manufacturing Company
Libby, Harlow & Co
Hanover
N. H
Harry Teesup
Dartmouth College
Policeman Suspended as City Leader Presses for Resignations
The Nortington police board continues turmoil as Mayor Burke pushes for resignations. Chief Brownell had three patrolmen suspended while allegations surface about officer Mivers and others facing removal. Mayor Hawley’s stance and disputed past who appointed officers fuel a volatile political clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari
Santi
Pollot
Offio
L. Rivera
Jeathoer
Burke
Hawley
Emia
Alee Wiens
Barlington
Bristol
Brownell
Leagu e Baseball: Viteberg Nationale Shut Out the Chir eague
League baseball results show Viteberg Nationale blanking the Chir eague while yesterday’s National League games include Pittsburg at Cincinnati and Washington at Detroit with several unclear scores and standings.
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Viteberg Nationale
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Aleags
Cincinnati
New Automatic Safety Device For Trains
Robert TL Peters of Knox is inventor of a railway safety device claimed to prevent collisions and accidents. The system uses electric circuits to trigger danger signals on track and at stations, with a specific automatic bridge and relay setup. Railroads are negotiating for use, and the Indianapolis Dispatch reports the invention details and potential control by a central dispatcher.
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Robert TL Peters
Knox, Lal
Indianapolie
Chicago
Dianger
Indien
Trate Wapateher
Mis Division
Automatic Swiss restaurant slots promise electric meals
Automatic restaurants to be established in Switzerland will offer meals by electric machinery. Seven automatic bars are planned as part of a Swiss company to serve visitors with electric sanitary meals from chop to six course dinners. A special cable from Geneva to Chicago will supply power, with meals priced around two shillings for a light dinner and wireless service included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Fran Geneva
Equine Wedding Gifts to Ambassador McCormick
The steerage of the steamship Minneapolis brought golden chestnut horses to New York as gifts for Ambassador McCormick from his father. The two 15 hand high, 1,800 pound horses with a white star on one forehead were expected to be presented to President Roosevelt, though this was denied.
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Ping Rasslan
Ceotiere Vor
McCormick
Jowph M. McCormick
Ehuedd
Spanteh Bishop to Leave Manila by Resignation
The report states Mer Martin Garcia y Alcocer, the apostolic administrator of the Manila archdiocese and bishop of Cebu, will resign. He is noted as the last Spanish episcopal dignitary in the Philippines and is expected to leave the islands.
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Spanteh
Manila
Jonesh
Mer
Martin Garcia. Y Alcocer
Archdiocese of
Cebu
Mgr Garcia Y Alcocer
Peace and Miners Close Ranks as Vetoed Resolution Divides Delegates
June 18 report from Ma notes delegates meeting amid a strike discussion. President Mitchell for Peace and Miners favors amicable settlement while union men are urged to hire only union workers. City records show Mayor Temple vetoed a two week old public works employment resolution, citing illegality and class discrimination.
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Mitchell
Conquinee
W Stelle
Rutland
Temple
I Howe
Joul
Baker
Meldoy
Molovey
Dlankee
Rodier Sentenced for Burglary in Albany City Court
Harmand Voyer alias Armand Voyer known as Rodier faced a city court sentencing for burglary at Albany. Judge Thorne imposed not less than five nor more than six years at hard labor in Windsor prison. The case involved entry of A. Summerskill residence on Congress Street May 12, with Summerskill seriously wounded by Harris V. Hall during the intrusion.
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Whasdeur
Furglary
St. Albany
Harmand Voyer
Armand Voyer
Wias
Albert Rodier
Attornay W. Hi
Ouhlin
Col
Tadge Joh M. ‘Thorne
Windsor
Voyer
A. T. Sammerski
Congress Street
Sumuarskill
Harris V. Hall
Summerskill
Suminerskill
Cadets Begin Camp at Norwich University
Vermont National Guard cadets, stationed at Norwich University, began their annual field exercise on June 15. Tents are pitched south of Dewey Hall, with the camp set on the plateau to provide better drill access and protection from wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Artillery
Vermont Nations Guard
Norwich University
Dewey Hall
Buckleys Bold Meeting Sparks Theological Debate In New York
Rev Dr Buckley claimed he would meet eminent divines in the hereafter during a Life Bishops event in New York. A chorus pressed him with questions as he spoke on mortality and resurrection, citing Corinthians as he asserted a spiritual continuity beyond death. Several ministers departed the session amid disputes over Buckley’s medical interpretation of scripture.
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Meter Sonapata Ree
Insure
M. Totkiey
New York City
Randolph Sitee Poeter
John Pletcher Hurst
Saya de
New York
Buckley
Mafale
Teria
Oper
Dr. Buckley
Bisheyy
Murer
Backley
Goring
Dante
Shakerweare
John Wesley
Shikespeiine
Wesley
Leo
Poole Couple Host Parish Reception At Parsonage
Rev and Mrs Poole entertained the Congregational parish at the parsonage on Eastern avert with a reception from to 10. More than 29 members and friends attended. Music came from the Granite City orchestra and refreshments were served in the closes root by Paneludied of the parish. The couple received a number of fine gifts including a double apiece cry by Byles and glass items from the parish.
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Aly Lagtn Weing
Avert
Meuchant
Yasine
Hiey
Nod Mea
Poole
Hr Gaar
Mel Poole
Yegius
Edmund A. Poole
Boston
Dyer
Mra, Poole
Hartland
Granite City
Married Ten Years Surprise Party For Mr and Mrs Mason
About thirty friends gathered at their Church Street home last evening to celebrate ten years of marriage. The occasion featured a social hour with refreshments of ice cream and cake. The hosts received an oak chair as a keepsake and warm congratulations for many more years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mors
John Mason
Church Street
Allen and McAulay Unions Across Two Towns
Roland Allen an engineer for Jones Bros and Miss Mary McAulay wed at the bride’s home in Winslow Georgia on June 10 and plan return to Graniteville Canada today. A reception is set for Mile Hall this evening. Allen recently survived a Langdon fire losing his personal effects. Miss McAulay, formerly at Langdon House, accompanied him.
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Winslow
Wil Haye
Graniteville
Roland Allen
Jones Bros
Mary McAulay
Winstow
Canada
Mile’ Hall
Allen
Langdon Flr
McAulay
Langdon House
Work Halt Ordered on New Library Building
Gurlington reports that Mayor Baske halted all work on the new library project to allow investigation of alleged difficulties and determine a way forward. A City Mall library commission meeting occurred as inspector Gore clan inspected the foundations amid tensions over contract details and withheld documents.
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Gurlington
Baske
Thle Torning
Trary Balling
New Library Commission
City Mall
Gore Clan
Burke
Sanaray
Wit -Whai Sot
Richmond man thrown from carriage on Sunday morning
Seminel Richmond of Randolph was knocked unconscious when a horse he bought from Eugene Mann bolted while turning a corner. He was carried home and regained consciousness by afternoon. Doctors expect a few days recovery unless internal injuries worsen. The horse ran away but was stopped near Valley farm.
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Seminel Richmond
Randolph
Jane Mi
Semuel Richmon
Eugene Mann
Richmond
Olesly
Mr. Richmond
Valley Farm
Vermont Tops Columbia In Final At Athlone Park
Harlington June 10 Vermont University baseball beat Columbia University 8 to 0 at Athlone Park. Davis of Vermont pitched a magnificent game allowing two hits and two walks. At the end G. L. Orton, catcher, was elected captain for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlington
University of Vermont
Columbia University
Athlone Park
Vermont
Wil
Davis
Vermone
Striid
Grand Larceny Conviction in St Albans Case
Albert Peano known as Cow faced a grand larceny charge in St Albans. State's Attorney W. Wi. Locklin reported the information, and City Judge John M Tolte sentenced him to not less than three nor more than four years in the Windsor prison. Blake will transport him to Winders for the start of his sentence tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Jane
Albert Peano
Cow
W. Wi. Locklin
Grant Larceuy
John M. ‘Thorte
Windsor
Ste
Winder
Obie
Pathee
Tal Blake
Beagle Beasle De delle Attempted Suicide in Waterbury
In Waterbury on a June night Miss Beasle De delle, daughter of the Center, took a dose of parisp ammo after a quarrel with her parents. Drs Stanley and Bidwell treated her through the night and she was pulled back from danger.
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Hestle Devele
Waterbury
Beasle de Delle
Paris
Dra. Stanley
Bidwell
Lost His Position Hub Ming Killed Maselt in Bedford
Hubert Ming of Manchester NT killed Maselt Manchester ON after a spree. Robert Bilan, employed by Mra. For est Shaw in Bedford, returned to find another man had been hired and shot himself in front of the house.
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Hubert Ming
Manchester
Maselt
Jane
Robert Bilan
Mra
Forest Shaw
Bedford
The Cocoa Palm Planting Yields Profits in Jamaica
The cocoa palm bears pods with fifteen to twenty five beans each, growing ten to twelve feet high. Four hundred trees stand in an orchard, each tree yielding about one dollar’s worth of beans.
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Ceowlate
Polling for Deputies in German Reichstag Election
Polling begins across Germany today for the election of the new Reichstag. Voters line up as ballots are cast in Berlin and major cities, signaling a pivotal political moment.
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Berlin
Jane W
Germany
Memend Arma shows uneven arm strength in limited study
In a sample of thirty-two percent of cases a man s left arm emerges stronger than its right in a small observation. The text notes asymmetric muscular performance and hints at broader implications for unilateral strength differences.
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Memend Arma
Quiet Wedding in Montpelier at Parents’ Home
Amid roses ferns and evergreens Edward Slayton and Martha Florence De merit were married this morning by Ray J Wright at the bride’s parents residence in East Montpelier. The small gathering included two families and a few guests.
Burlington License Board Reports First Quarterly Inspection
The Burlington board of license commissioners completed their first quarterly inspection of liquor sales. All places were found satisfactory. Dealers were told to monitor newspapers and to refuse sales to intoxicated patrons as arrests for intoxication were noted.
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Burlington
Dune
Board of Licens Commissioners
Leart Whaletmen
Attacks on Ratland License Board Circulated Citywide
A circular denouncing Ratland's board of license commissioners was circulated in Ratland on June 1. It protests failure to limit licenses to druggists and personal attacks target the unnamed author, who preferred anonymity. The unsigned circular accuses the commissioners and implies strong disapproval of current licensing.
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Ratland
Board of License Commissioners
Three Lamb Teves Fined
Middlebury June 15 Patrick McMann Andrew Signor and Arthur Kenworthy were arrested by Sheriff T AL Chapman for stealing young lambs. Before Justice Dickens they pleaded guilty and were fined $10 and costs total $10 for McMann, and $5 plus costs totaling $11 for Signor and Kenworthy. They paid and were discharged.
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Middlebury
Patrick McMann
Andrew Signor
Arthur Kenworthy
T. AL. Chapman
Dickens
Quiet Effort Underway To Form Second National Bank
A subtle push to establish a new National Bank is noted as businessmen show mixed enthusiasm. Some report strong support from local merchants while others express satisfaction with existing banking accommodations. The overall feeling suggests cautious optimism amid a market already well supplied with bank services.
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Efort
Baore
To Son
Goddard baseball season ends with strong showing
Prospects look bright after Goddard baseball finishes a successful campaign with a 6 2 record in games played nine of thirteen scheduled. Key players Pruser and Grant retire while Buchamen graduates. only remaining vacancy is in the outfield as the team plans for next year.
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Goddard
Ong
Wenn Freeny
Montpelier Seminary
Wich University
Barre
Norwich
St. Albans
Montpelier Kembury
St. Johnebury
M.S
Goddard A
Pruser
Buchamen
Goddard Commencement at Goldard Seminary
Commencement events run from Sunday June 21 at 10 00 am with a class sermon by Rev Bilin KM Jones at the Universalist church. Monday June 22 features close drill exercises at 2 pm and a ceremony at the seminary chapel. Continuous activities include manual meetings, dinner, and graduation exercises led by teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldard Seminary
Bilin KM. Jones
Univerwalist
Spm
Arminary Chapel
Almabl Maetog
Afaninl
P.m. Price
Ay House
Apel
Waterman seen in Boston as missing Waterbury man still sought
Senny C Jones of this city told of spotting J M Waterman on Hanover Street Boston the day after his disappearance from Waterbury three weeks ago The sighting undermines the belief Waterman perished in Waterbury His father plans to travel to Boston tonight to learn more A Socialist meeting planned for June 16 at the Wherloak Brook with State Organizer J W Brown and other business on the agenda All socialists urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senny C. Jones
C. A. Jobe
W. C.tovens
Boston
J. M. Waterman
Waterbury
Hanover — Street
Socialist Party
Wherloak
Toeaday
Tom
Con
J. W. Brown
Socialst Party
Notice to Shopatewarts Meeting Next Tuesday Evening
All shopstaw ants are requested to meet in the office for an important business. By order Commit. Alex Roberton, Sec.
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Narre Straneh
Ee Poe
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Rocky
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Detroit
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United Mine Workers
Rodier
Horwich
Mrs. Poole
Jab Maso
Church Stes Ierpetenet
Carnegie L&urary
University of Vermont Hall
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Montpalier
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