Collision Fears After Express Trains Near Spokane
Spokane mourns a near collision as an eastbound and westbound passenger train clash in timing near Greenacres. A lantern signal and quick action by a woman worker avert disaster, with delays affecting schedules and a crowded Spokane train arriving safely after a tense moment. Nearby notices report deaths and heat waves across New York to Detroit, but no direct links to the rail incident.
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Greenncres
Fovight
Greenacres
Greenaeres
Bend
Joe
Spokane
Obaldia Elected Panama President Amid Broad Support
Obaldia is proclaimed Panama’s president after elections seen as orderly with overwhelming support. Supporters of Ricardo Arias abstained. celebrations include street parades, bands, and public revelry. A party gathering in Spokane and Michigan clubs plan city outings and an evening meeting to organize entertainment.
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Panama
Amador
Joe Dom Ingo de Obaldia
United States
Ricardo Arian
Sonor Obaldia
Ietegilite
Euthue
Somot Artas
Benor Obaldia
Fatertain Atichiganines
Syokanea
Citlwns
Comteran
Misckews Park
Sone
Michigan
Michigen Cheb
Thie Fier
Tack & Wernette
Woman sets fire to own furniture in Interbay yard
In Shuttle Wash on July 12 Nellie Johnson of Oltman Avenue Interbay destroyed all household furniture then carried pieces to the back yard and set them ablaze. Neighbors called police as flames spread. Patrolman Merastorm battled the blaze while the woman raged on breaking more items. She threatened self harm and was jailed for temporary inquiry.
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Bonner
Orerty
Nellie Johnson
Oltman Avenue
Interbay
Mingwood
Wen
Polte
G.ik
Merastorm
Nelehhora
Hergstorm
Wong Gar Don
Wheat Harvest Outlook in Inland Empire Reveals Large Crop
Spokane July 13 Wheat harvest in Washington Oregon and Idaho is projected to total about 48,000,000 bushels with market value around 28 to 36 million dollars. Analysts cite Pacific coast shortages and expect prices above six to eight cents, noting 1907 yields and acreage figures for the three states and anticipated heavier barley and oats crops in 1908.
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Inland Empire
Spokane
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Spokane Bay
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt spends Sunday at Sagamore Hill with Root and Bacon
President Roosevelt held a long Sunday conference with Secretary Root and Acting Secretary Bacon at Sagamore Hill. They reportedly discussed state affairs, possibly the Venezuela issue, and later the president and guests visited Cold Spring Harbor for a Bay swim. Church attendance followed with Mrs Roosevelt present, while local notices highlighted Democratic support signals.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Kiihy Root
Robert Bacon
Sagamore ‘Hill
United States
Root
Muldoon
White Plains
Longsana
Bylph
Berretary Nacoo
Wextbury
Bagamore Hill
Mr. Bacon
Washington
Peedent
Bacon
Suturobile
Wentbury
Cold Springs Harbor
Omees
Won Soo Tomtent
Unni
Gagamore Hill
State Department
Seoretare Root
the Provident
Quebec Plans Grand Historic Military Naval Pageant
Quebec and Washington report a tercentennial celebration honoring Champlain's founding with a large military display. Thousands of soldiers, ships from Britain United States France and others, and the Prince of Wales aboard the newest battleship will lead events from July 22 to 29.
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Quebec
Imprie Quebec
Canada
Hat
Rogland
United States
Frince
Germany
Spain
Italy
Japan
Argentine
Prince of Wales
Edward
Lodomitabin
Alo
Washington
Pair Banks
Mason
Bryan Campaign Winds Through Lincoln Dispatches
A lengthy Lincoln dispatch details William Jennings Bryan’s campaign trail and internal party maneuvering. It notes discussions with Governor Johnson and other leaders, Mr. Bryan’s desire to stay near Fairview, and hints at potential campaign chairmanship and delegate positions as the summer campaign unfolds.
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Palaview
Lincoln
Neb
New York
Stante Zoltumg
Herman Raider
Kamran
Bryan
Wislder
Riders
Lincoln Democrats
Howevr
de Mull
Natl
Tiryan
Michigan
Ollie June
Ken
Wweky
UL Atwood
Kans
Ait Mye
Cumpan
Oentlonel Genutatt
Apetthmeines
Ereteys
Uryan
Snevice
Apaakern
Tiini
Thote Fedtrs
Spmilt- Windies
Stualcians
Dohimon
Mirnewus
Hessone
Johnson
Corparais
Pulryiew
Toeren
Lanter Edwood
Itos
Hirran
Fairhom
Comeresman Ham
Jobanan
Clevrland
Fairview
Battshee
Arra
Kern
Baptist Young People's Union Convention Summary
The Baptist Young People's Union convention ends today after a week of sessions at the church. A schedule shift extended the program by one day due to speaker absences, with morning talks by Dr. Ryder and Rev. Weber and an afternoon address on Opportunity. Plans for next year’s gathering at Spokane were discussed.
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Baptist Young People's Anion
Ryder
Portland
Ailaems
Weber
Hillyard
Amd
Meyder
Thin
Rev
Dark
Apokane
Joen
Wvney Way
Winnie Picnic Draws Hundreds on Steamer Trips
The Winnie event hosted by the US and BP Society of Amertes drew 400 to 600 attendees. Participants traveled to the picnic grounds by steamer Oakes and footpath shuttle before afternoon dances and a return city voyage at evening. Music was provided by Reynolds Fabringer's orchestra.
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US & BP
Society of Amertes
Oakes
Abd
Plente
Reymoed Fabringer
Orcheatra
Spokane Wonders Rally Falls Short to Fort Grownds Team
The Spokane Wonders lost to Fort Grownds 10 to 7 on the Fort Grownds field yesterday. Spokane’s players showed solid hitting and defense but could not overcome the home squad’s early lead as the crowd watched intently.
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Spokane
Fort Grownds
Bpokane
Bowe Inam
Port Nowras
Rpokame
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Wanh
Hayden Inke
Auty Nop
Coeur d’Alene
Schedula
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Port Watert
Dewih
Citisem
James Mitchell McFar
Thin Place
Colville
Philadelphia
Fonteations
Konto
Bobton
Mans
Hoston
Weather Bureau
le Art Raceum
Copley Street Square
Thermomoar
Hetralt
Hietroit
Mich
Ray
Obaldia
Bay
Sam
Ain Oyster Bay
Junder
Iyau
Ruan Reit
Yolen
Oreier Tay
Hommey
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