Class of 1910 reception and dances at Keefe Hall
The reception and dance for the class of 1910 was held at Keefe Hall on Friday night during commencement week. Twenty-two graduates received greetings from friends, with a lively waltz and a 14 number program, amid red and white decorations and a class motto.
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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
Report on Boxer uprising sentiments and anti foreign violence in China with references to U S consulate incidents in Nanking Canton and San Francisco. Mentions potential Pacific theater actions and the idea of relief columns to China. Also notes real estate ad for a five room cottage with outbuildings near an eight corner car line.
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China
United States
Nanking
Canton
America
San Francisco
United of
Nanki
Jones Pry Goods placed in receivership under federal order
The Jones Pry Goods firm was placed in receivership by a federal court at the request of principal creditor H L Root of Burnham Hannah and Munger Dry Goods and Charles Campbell of Fidelity Trust. The receivers were bonded at 40 000 and the store will continue to operate under receiver management. Creditors pressed for repayment on notes and goods purchases. the firm shows debts around 1 4 million with assets reported between 1 8 and 2 million though depreciated.
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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 Preview Promises Hike Big Show Tuesday
Base ball fans are reminded of a big event titled Hike's Big Show set for Tuesday evening the 7th with anticipation of a strong turnout and notable action.
Dr B Clarke Hyde Fired From Jail Corridor Post
Kaneas City reports Dr B Clarke Hyde who faces murder sentence for Thomas H Swope was relieved today from his jail corridor No 3 scrubber duty. He claimed his work was first class though officials cited disciplinary reasons tied to inmate labor policies.
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Kaneas City
B. Clarke Hyde
Ife
Thomas H. Swope
Dance Hall Fire Destroys Chatey Mining Camp
Fire started by a dropped match at J. M. Hart dance hall and saloon ignited a blaze that consumed the mining camp of Chatey near Reno. Estimated loss exceeds 30,000 dollars with only a few outskirts structures spared. Chatey lies twenty miles from Winnemucca and was a boom town for prospectors.
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Reno
Nev
J. M. Hart
Chatey
Chafey
Winneucca
Young Egyptians Protest Roosevelt Speech In London
Geneva dispatch reports a Young Egyptian committee protesting Theodore Roosevelt’s London Guildhall remarks urging Britain to take a firmer hand in Egypt. They call the speech an insult to Europe Egypt and the civilized world.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Theodore Roosevelt
Base Ball Fans Favor Flks Big Show Tuesday
All right base ball continues but readers are urged to attend the Flks Big Show on Tuesday evening June 7th highlighting local entertainment and community efforts.
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Flks
Wyoming coal land withdrawn from entry
Interior department withdraws twelve hundred seventy five thousand acres of Wyoming coal land from entry. Land in townships 34 through 41, ranges 66 through 72 west, is set aside pending classification and valuation. A field examination will be conducted this summer to assess the valuable coal deposits.
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Washington
Jana
Wyoming
Interior Department
Elks’ Entertainment Tuesday Evening
Chicago dispatch reports the Federal arbitration board ruled 60 percent of a 12 1 2 percent wage increase for 27 000 enginemen and 49 railroads west of Chicago with testimony in progress on the wage controversy. The decision favors the engineers.
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Chicago
Federal Arbitration Board
Bank official Boone found guilty of embezzlement in Colfax
Colfax, Washington reports M. Boone a former state senator and bank examiner was found guilty of embezzling $10,220 from the Palouse State Bank. He left the bank five months before its failure to Al Mawkinson who is described as 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 Event Noted
The notice references a Tuesday evening show with details partly unreadable. Local organizers are expected to confirm timing and venue. Public attendance is encouraged.
Albany Hotel Expansion Plans Take Shape
The Becker Hotel now occupied by the Albany Hotel is to be redeveloped with two extra stories after summer, expanding capacity nearly threefold. The cafe plans are pending finalization, and the railroad firm will start removing part of the Metropolitan hotel to clear the right of way for a new railroad connection within weeks.
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Kabila
The
Albany
Metropolitan
Walley’s Com? to Play at Ellis’ Tuesday Evening
Byron’s Troub hours approach as Walley’s Com? performs at Ellis’ venue on Tuesday evening June 7th. Crowd expected for the event.
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Byron
Ellis
Senor Madriz Informed He Must Not Murder
The report describes a three hour engagement where President Madriz's troops became demoralized and fled, with dead and wounded left on the field. A proclamation by American official Thomas P. Moffat was issued on Thursday evening.
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Senor Madriz
Madriz
Thomas P. Moffat
Céfaul
Ves
Bluefields Port Rebels Win on Customs Duty Ruling
Self entering the port of Bluefields must pay customs to the government led by General Estrada. The schooner Cave reached the harbor without interference from officials holding the Bluefields customs house. The US ruling that revolutionists may receive customs duties is hailed as a victory for Estrada, undermining the government’s seized profits at Bluefield Bluff and the customs.
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Bluefields
General Estrada
Cave
Bluefields Bluff
United States
Bluefield Bluff
Madriz
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