Kier Cleveland Former U S President Dies at Home
Kier Cleveland former president of the United States died at his Kuland home at 8:40 this morning after a long illness marked by heart disease and intestinal issues. The Cleveland family, including Mrs. Cleveland and their children, were present at his bedside as physicians attended. The former president, born in Caldwell, N Y, in 1837, had a career spanning Buffalo politics, New York governor, and three runs for the presidency, championing civil service reform and tariff reform before his death announced with a private funeral planned for Friday.
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Cen
Kether
Francie Grover
Mia Clervland
Marion
Richard A Went
Roth Cleveland
Owsa
Princeton
N. Jy
Kier Cleveland
United States
Kuland
Hing
Mes. Clorvi
Prmstrathon
Prem Andrew Fr. West
Sis
Cleveland Faumily
Tee
Cleveland
Bath
Caldwell
N. d
Buffalo
Tife
Huffalo
New York
Persident
Congress
Harrison
New Yorkey
Merchants Set To Attend Inland Empire Retail Meet
About 70 to 80 merchants from northern Idaho and Washington arrive in the city for the Inland Empire Retail Dealers association district meeting. The event begins at Band termoon 1 p.m. with welcomes from Rey. W. He Fry and Byron Detenbaeh. A program follows with papers on member topics, then a banquet at Hotel Idaho in the evening.
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Porton
Idaho
Washington
Inland Empire Retail Dealers Association
Bandtermoon
Lu Larme
Rey. W. He Fry
Byron Detenbaeh
Sandpoint
Miners duel in Gen Mawr Nevada leaves two wounded
Taylor and C W Priest, both miners in Mawr near Goldfield Nevada, fought a duel on Grand Street. Taylor was shot multiple times in the abdomen and is under doctor care while Priest was taken to the hospital in a dying condition. The fight followed Priest's insult toward Taylor's wife amid ongoing enmity.
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Goldfield, Nev
Taylor
C. W. Priest
Priest
Man with a gun injury reported near Richland
In Baker City Oregon on June 24 J F Williams shot Baum Elliott after a drinking dispute while hunting near Richland northeast of the city. Williams fired multiple times at Elliott and at another companion hitting Elliott in the head. Williams claimed self defense.
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Willams
Ram Killet
Midland
Orr
Baker City
Ore
Richland
J. F. Williams
Baum
Elliott Todey
A RIJETED RINE Col Hamer Enters Race Resolve
Col Hamer of Rt Anthony disrupts the Idaho race scene by announcing a candidacy through the Republican convention. He denies seeking the Blackfoot receiver role and claims no decision made. The move unsettles Congresman French and could rally southern support as Idaho politics watch the contest unfold.
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Col. Hamer
T. R. Hamer
Rt. Anthony
Congresman French
Idaho
Republical Party
Blackfoot
Senate
Congremman French
Jesus Io the Reid
French
Harmer
Consump tion Strikes Maxdriany Brothers in Spokane Funeral
The consumptive death of Lawrence and Jobin Maxdriany brothers aged 25 and 22 in Spokane prompts a double funeral this afternoon at Smith's undertaking chapel. Their deaths occurred within days of each other, revealing three sisters residing at St Joseph's orphanage and a domestic role to the city. The brothers had recently moved to the area and were not previously known to have siblings.
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Puneral
Spokane
Wash
Jing
Lawrence
Jobin Maxdriany
Smith's
Undertaking Chapel
Stit Joseph's Orphanage
Ie Domestic
Tae Brothers
Woman Charges Serious Crime On Board Spokane Steamer
A complaint charging battery was filed in Judge Moore's court against Lew, a Hayden Lake steamboat owner, by Mrs. Rachel Madiow. He was arrested and released on his own recognizance, with a trial set for Saturday morning. The defense says the wife of a rival boat owner is using the charge to harass him for business reasons.
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Mre Hudson
Indgesteele
Red
Korssit
Lee
Lew
Osten
Fay
Idaho
Toren
Jia Wae
Abandoned Plan for City Fair and Race Course
Organizers and business leaders discuss halting a proposed city fair and race course project. A committee member notes mediation efforts to revive the plan and secure land for a tract suitable for a track at a favorable price. If revived, track construction and club formation would proceed in the fall.
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Mercemnen
Sud & Moreannette
Thowe
Ponthie
Cholera Epidemic at Manila Camp Ginee Three
Cholera breaks out among troops at Camp Ginee Three causing three deaths and quarantine measures. Lieutenants Jomer and Meldoon reported stricken. Ninety three cases in 24 hours with sixty recovered or treated. outbreak spreading to Pangasinan and inland Lacon.
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Ourenilippiee Coley
Manila
Camp Ginee
Jan Buve
Dimaan
Jomer
First Cavalry
Meldoon
Philipino
Pangasinan
Lacon
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GEN Mawr
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