Seniors Celebrate Class of 1910 at Keefe Hall Dance
The evdavating class of 1910 held a reception and dance at Keefe Hall on Friday during commencement week. About twenty-two graduates received congratulations in a crowded hall with a fourteen number program, a red white and black decor, and a large receiving line.
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Keefe Hall
Mark Leathard
Mira
Cahill
Mins Buchaosa
Batiner
Charles Hiner
EL. Jordan
John Brown
John’ Schuneman
Joseph Wanpseran
Clarence Hammond
William Dinneen
George P. Knight
Thomas Heaney
William McGuire
Skidmore
Be, Leinbaugh
Resurrected Boxers Seek Yankee Blood
Article discusses Boxer Rebellion era tensions with United States and anti foreign sentiment in China. Mentions attacks on the U S consulate in Nanking Canton and harsh treatment of Chinese arriving in San Francisco. Includes price listing for a five room cottage on the east car line with outbuildings.
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China
United States
Nanking
Canton
America
San Francisco
United of
Nanki
Jones Pry Goods put under receivership in federal action
Creditors urged action against Jones Pry Goods as receivers were appointed by a federal court following a petition by H L Root of Burnhamy Hannah Munger Dry Goods and Charles Campbell of Fidelity Trust. The store remains open under receivership with bonds of 40000. Firm shows liabilities around 1.4 million while assets range 1.8 to 2.0 million though assets are subject to large depreciation.
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Kanna ‘City
Jones Pry Goods Company
H. L. Root
Burnhamy
Hannah & Munger Dry Goods Company
Charles Campbell
Fidelity Trust Company
Jones Brothers
Cred
Baseball Hike’s Big Show Moves to Tuesday Night
The notice calls attention to a baseball event, labeled the Hike’s Big Show, scheduled for Tuesday evening the 7th. It emphasizes a timely reminder of the game and attendees should plan accordingly.
Jail official scrubber fired for undefined reason
Dr B Clarke Hyde who was serving a life term for the murder of Thomas H Swope was relieved today as a corridor No 3 jail scrubber. He said his work was first class but the marshal wanted to assign others to jail labor duties.
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Kaneas City
B. Clarke Hyde
Ife
Thomas H. Swope
Dance Hall Fire Destroys Chatey Town in Nevada
A blaze started by a dropped match at the J M Hart dance hall and saloon destroyed the mining camp of Chatey near Reno. The early morning fire, estimated to exceed 30 000 dollars in loss, razed most of the town and left only a few outskirts structures standing. Chatey lies twenty miles from Winnemucca and was once a boom center attracting many prospectors.
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Reno
Nev
J. M. Hart
Chatey
Chafey
Winneucca
Egypts Youth Protest Roosevelt Speech in London
A Geneva report states a Young Egypt committee protests Theodore Roosevelt remarks praising a firmer British rule in Egypt. They call the Guildhall address an insult to Europe Egypt and the civilized world and demand reconsideration of policy.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Theodore Roosevelt
Base Ball and Flks Big Show Tuesday
BASE BALL is all right but do not miss the Flks Big Show Tuesday evening June 7th as listed. The note underscores a local entertainment double feature with a community audience turnout expected at the event.
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Flks
Wyoming coal land withdrawn from entry
Interior department withdraws roughly 1.3 million acres of Wyoming land from coal entry in townships 34 to 41, ranges 66 to 72 west. Land to be surveyed and classified this summer due to valuable coal deposits and awaiting valuation. Field examination planned for the season.
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Washington
Jana
Wyoming
Interior Department
Elks Entertainment Tuesday Evening
The Federal arbitration board ruled in favor of the engineer group in a wage dispute with 49 railroads west of Chicago. The decision grants about 60 percent of a 12 to 12 1/2 percent wage increase to 27 000 enginemen, concluding the hearing in Chicago.
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Chicago
Federal Arbitration Board
Colfax Bank Official Found Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Colfax, June 4. M. H. Boone, once a state senator and bank examiner, was found guilty of embezzling 10,220 dollars from the Palouse State Bank, which failed after he left with the funds. Mawkinson, the bank’s receiver, alleged the scheme. Hawkkinson remains a fugitive from justice.
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Colfax
Wash
H. -M. Boone
Cemet
Palouse State Bank
Boone
al. J. Mawkinson
Hawkkinson
Show Tuesday Evening on Mae PiS
A compact update notes a Tuesday evening event titled Mae Pis Show. Details are sparse but the notice highlights an upcoming program and its entertainment context.
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Mae Pis
Move Brick Hotel Expands As Plans For Albany Unfold
The Becker Hotel will be renamed The Albany after major remodeling. Two new stories are planned to triple capacity, with cafe finalization pending. The railroad clears right of way and will start removing part of the Metropolitan hotel to connect the two lines, with western sections already cleared and completion expected soon.
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Kabila
The
Albany
Metropolitan
Walley’s Com By Byron’s Troub at Ellis on Tuesday
The notice announces a performance by Walley’s Com and Byron’s Troub at Ellis on Tuesday evening June 7th. It lists the event time and venue for local readers.
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Byron
Ellis
Engagement Fades as Madriz Forces Retreat After three Hours
Reading from a disrupted article, President Madriz’s troops engaged in a three hour combat before becoming demoralized and fleeing the field leaving casualties behind. An American officer, Thomas P. Moffat, issued a proclamation on Thursday evening.
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Madriz
Thomas P. Moffat
Céfaul
Ves
Bluefields Port Customs Victory for Estrada Rebels
Self entering the port of Bluefields must pay customs to General Estrada. The schooner Cave entered without interference by officials at Bluefields bluff. U S rulings that revolutionists may receive customs duties are hailed as a major Estrada victory, seen as robbing the government of seized profits.
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General Estrada
Cave
Bluefields Bluff
United States
Bluefield Bluff
Madriz
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