Oregon Trail to Boise Bomb Plot Unfolds in Court
Testimony in the Steunenberg murder case details Orchard’s plans to bomb Governor Steunenberg and had him seek funds from Paulson in Caldwell. Witnesses describe plots against Gov. Peabody and other officials, plus Orchard’s travels from Nampa to Wallace and Caldwell as part of the alleged conspiracy.
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Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee Ad Promises Quality Price Promise
Ad claims Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee offers the best quality at the same low price in town. It asserts Arbuckle Brothers of New York City stand behind the claim and urges readers to tell friends about the offer.
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First Park Board Named in Hamilton City
Hamilton Sinking Fund Trustees reorganize electing Wilmer S. Brown as president Thomas Beckett as vice president and W S Bowers as secretary The first Park Commissioners appointed to serve without pay are J J Pater 1 year 8 D Fitton 2 years J C Hooven 3 years and Charles Sohingen 4 years They will control the parks public lands and park funds in the city
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Ohio Wesleyan Commencement Highlights Fairbanks Visit
Vice President Fairbanks attends Ohio Wesleyan commencement and alumni events. Class day features include speeches, music, and a window ceremony. Alumni banquet names Eighteen seventy two and ends with Fairbanks Day mood. Trustees elect Herrick and Neely. new alumni appointees named.
Western College Commencement Graduates 19 Degrees
The Western College for Women held its annual commencement at Oxford at 10 o clock. Nineteen graduates earned Bachelor of Arts degrees and three earned music credentials. Notable attendees included graduates from Indiana Ohio Washington and Illinois regions.
Lawrenceburg High School Holds 32nd Commencement
Lawrenceburg Indiana June 12 The thirty second annual commencement of Lawrenceburg High School was held at the Liedertafel Opera House. An orchestra prelude and prayer by Rev C F Dame opened the exercises with diplomas conferred by Principal George C Cole. Dr Fassetti A Cotton Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction gave the address to the class the largest in school history. Benediction by Rev P J Grassle closed the ceremony. The graduate list includes Edna M Bobrink Loretta N Beckenholdt Bertha C Buttler Mary R Dame and several others.
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Failure Predicted for Japan Plan at The Hague
Washington reports officials expect Japan's bid at The Hague to gain no traction. The proposal to award belligerents permanent possession of conquered territory clashes with Portsmouth treaty restraints and modern practice favors negotiated compromises rather than endless territorial gain.
Salvadorean Army Aggressors Defeated At Acajutla
Reports from MEXICO CITY say Salvadorean forces defeated the invading force at Acajutla and drove them toward the coast. American John Moissant, a former San Francisco resident, is captured and later to be tried. General Figuerosa mobilizes troops as plans for wider invasion unfold with Honduran border actions and possible Nicaraguan maneuvers.
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Mexico to oppose disarmament at The Hague Peace Conference
Mexican Foreign Minister Mariscal for President Diaz states Mexico will not push for universal disarmament and will engage in humanitarian aims. He says Mexico’s army serves as policing power, not an aggressor, and expects no European aggression or U.S. conflict, to protect internal development.
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Belgium avoids active stand on Kongo issue at Hague
King Leopold and the government fear English delegates may press the Kongo question at the Hague conference. They are determined Belgium will stay out of any divisions over disarmament and other disputes, to avoid making enemies among the great powers.
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Dr Drago Leads Argentine Delegation to The Hague
Buenos Aires June 12 The Argentine delegation to The Hague conference is headed by Dr Drago the distinguished statesman and originator of the doctrine bearing his name. The discussion of his doctrine is expected to be the chief interest of South America in the proceedings.
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Roosevelt Home for the Summer
President Roosevelt left Washington at 8 50 am for Oyster Bay Long Island aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad. He plans a quiet summer at Oyster Bay with one exception and will stay there until he leaves for Canton Ohio for the McKinley Memorial Monument dedication on September 30.
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Roosevelt Returns Home to Oyster Bay Welcome
President Roosevelt and party arrived at Oyster Bay at 5 08 p m after an uneventful trip from Washington He was greeted at the station by many residents and then went to Sagamore Hill giving the town a festive welcome.
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Forces move to back Zelaya amid Salvadoran tensions
San Salvador reports no public confirmation of the capture of Acajutla by Nicaraguan forces. President Zelaya has dispatched troops and war munitions aboard the Momotombo from Corinto, under General Manuel Rivas, to back a revolution in Salvador, while Salvador remains tranquil and relies on the Amapala peace treaty.
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Graduation and First Wedding at De Sales Heights
Graduation day at De Sales Heights in Parkersburg features Miss Marguerite Nutter of Grafton receiving a diploma and marrying Emmett Griffin of Grafton within minutes after the ceremony. The event marks the convent’s first marriage.
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Tristate Elks Form Association in East Liverpool
The Tristate Elks Association was formed in East Liverpool Ohio with lodges from twenty four cities in Ohio Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia represented. H W Smith elected President L F Metzgar Secretary Treasurer. Three representatives from each lodge will make up a Board of Directors.
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Obituary of Dr Cyrenus A David of Chicago
Dr Cyrenus A David a Chicago surgeon died from blood poisoning contracted during an operation in April. A leading surgeon with a national reputation he served in church and reform work. Born Olney Illinois April 25 1845 Enon Morse pioneer safe builder died yesterday aged 83.
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Doctor laughs at coffee linked heart trouble, woman cured
A Columbus physician joked about a patient with heart disease blamed on coffee. The woman quit coffee and used Postum Food Coffee, reporting improved heart, nerves, digestion, and regular bowels. She praises Postum and recommends reading The Road of Wellville.
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