New York Speed Car Arrives in Laramie Ride
The race from New York to Portland continues amid mud and bad weather. Old Beant and Old Steady led the field from New York to Laramie, with Old Scout chasing as the weather worsened. Dwight B. Hass, the driver, spoke of delays while plans to reach Portland for a $1,000 prize intensified interest among the Pacific Coast contingent.
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New York
Laramie
Hines
Ork
Portland
Cout
Old Steady
Old Beant
Blow
Fang
Hise
Lovejoy
Huse
Mne
James W. Abbott
Anedalmont
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Purdie
Ries
United States
Deparetor Agriculture
Abbott
Abbott Jeff
Poewelle
Idaho
Ann
Goode
Fa and Clark
Kott
Wye
Junana
W. Goode
Lewlyanirk Exposition
Oregon
Exposition Opens Amid Splendor at Lewis and Clark Centennial
Thousands gather in Portland to witness the opening ceremonies of the Loewe and Clark Centennial Exposition. Vice President Fairbanks and other dignitaries attend as cannons, bells, and bands herald the start. President Roosevelt signals the formal opening with a ceremonial moment.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Merriwether Lewis
William Clark
Jefferson
United States
Charles W. Walrbanks
National Congress
Army and Navy
California
Taho
Washington
West
Fairbanks
New York
David H. Moore
Methodist Church
Tilles
Capts
Lewis and Clark
Chirence
Clark
Ming
James A. ‘Tawney
Minnesota
Taylor
Treasury Department
Andy Speaker Cannon
Hon of Representatives
Charley W .Pairham
Unitedates
Presidentiay Realite
Roosevelt
White House
Recital Tonight By Mrs Hiskey Pupils at Thornburgh Street
Recital this evening at 8 o clock at 604 Thornburgh Street features piano pupils of Mrs Ellix Dahlgren Hiskey. Performances include solo pieces and duets by Tessie Langheldt Mary Watkins Irene Weightman Elsie Marshall Bernice Weightman Lena Burman Homer Hartman and others with ushers Annie Fealner Amy Dailey Julia Watkins Mable Harden and guests of Mrs Hiskey’s friends and family. Also notes Fourth of July meeting to follow.
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Ellix Dahlgren Hiskey
Thornburgh St
Waddington
Bernice Weightman
Helns
Mina Margaret Brodie
Teilman
Miss Fay
Hiskey
Schumannr
Misa
Tessie Langheldt
Mable Harden
Last Mason Ic Club Dance Closes the Season at Hall
A large crowd attended the Masonic Hall last night for the final dance of the season hosted by the Masonic Dancing Club. Dancing continued late with refreshments served, marking a successful conclusion to the series.
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Masonic Club
Masonic Hall
Masonic Dancing Club
Fourth of July wedding scandal ends in abrupt retreat
A planned marriage between Lena Erwin and BP Bhore dissolved when a man from Milon interrupted, stole the wedding bands, and fled with a miloliter. The bride’s father’s home hosted guests before Shore arrived to witness the nuptials. The groom fled to his home after the incident.
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Willethuro
N. Gy
Dune
Lena Erwin
Wilkehops
BP Bhore
Yadkin
H.W
Navel
Kebane
Milon
Fourth of July Meeting at Cly Hall Tonight
A notice invites attendees to the July Fourth gathering at Cly Hall this evening. The event appears casual, with emphasis on community participation and local engagement.
Automobile For Goldfield Big Steam Machine To Nevada Camps
A rugged motorcar reaches toward new gold camps in Nevada and Nevada City with heavy steam power touted. The machine, driven by men from Denver and aides, travels swiftly as a crew heads toward highlands.
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Nevada
N.C
le Merilh
Ane Won
Denver
Merlead
Eliy
Eeloel
Maelihin
Ceales
Larne Maritime Monae
Morell
Hiohiflelde
Aloe
Wudie
Corn futures rise as May corn closes at 60 cents
Chicago June 1 The May corn market ended the session sharply higher with bids active and few offerings. The day opened up around 12 cents and quickly moved to 56 cents, then climbed to 60 cents by close, signaling strong bullish momentum in the May contract.
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Chicago
List Of Japanese Losses At Port Arthur In May And Beyond
Tokio reports secrecy ends with confirmation of Japanese losses tied to Port Arthur operations. Sunk ships include WASHIMA a mine strike on May 15 1904 off Port Arthur. AKAT SUKI on May 1 1904. OSHIMA on May 17 1904. HAYA TORI in September 1904. ALAGO and TAKOAG with other attacks in late 1904.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Jas
Washima
Efivese
Akatsuki
Oshima
Elsion
Ling Tune
Haya Tori
Alago
Protector
New Night Operator at Western Union Office
C D Craft arrived yesterday from Illinois and will take the night shifts at the Western Union office, relieving Ben Ball who will work day hours. Craft comes with his wife and will attend the Fourth of July meeting at City Hall.
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Western Union
C.D. Craft
Fromllinois
Unio
Ben Ball
Jon Days
Mr. Craft
Nots
Hh Wie
City Hall
London’s Odd Bets and Ridiculous Wagers of Old
A London Standard piece recalls whimsical bets from centuries past. One man promised to carry a lord twice around while consuming pies and ale, and another wager involved carrying Lord Cholmondeley with spectators watching. Some bets ended in failure while others saw success. Dressing up in fancy costumes and public stunts were common, with vivid, curious scenes described.
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London Standard
Princ
Brighton
Ebay Lade
Lord Cholmontetey
Sir John
London
Sir John Lade
Hience
John Muth
Russia loses thousands in Sea of Japan battle
Dispatches from Tokio report rough estimates of Russian losses in the Sea of Japan clash, with 7,000 to 9,000 dead and about 4,000 prisoners. Thousands unaccounted, damaged ships drifting ashore, and bodies washing up on nearby coasts. Rear Admiral Voelkersam killed on May 27 in the Oslyabya.
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Tokio
Sea of Japan
Voelkoream
Kuly Inez
Cronstadt
Rojestvensky
Voolkersam
North Sea
Russian fleet largely destroyed in Japanese naval battle
A report from Tokio states that most second class Russian cruisers and subsidiary vessels were destroyed, with the Russian fleet practically annihilated. Admiral Rojestven ky is reported to be recovering in a hospital at Sa sebo. About 2,800 Russian naval prisoners have been landed, and three damaged Russian vessels drift ashore off Nagate province amid fog and mist that hindered full reporting.
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Gromobol
Terpedo Toute
Rojestvenky
Sasebo
Nagate
Washington
State Department
Tokio
Aurora
Almaz
Murder by an Old Soldier at Soldiers Home
Dodge City reports from Kansas reveal that Haniel Truax killed Herman Line and John Lee at a Soldiers Home after they allegedly took whisky Truax had supplied. Truax, intoxicated, was captured in Dodge City and jailed. all involved are elderly veterans.
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Kansas City
Dodge City
Kan
Haniel Truax
Herman Line
John Lee
Troax
Elty
Triax
Dodee City
Go Thunder Go in Dash Says Mitch Team Rally
The Atlantic Constitution quotes a coach urging his team to hurry and push for a fast dash as Mitch leads the effort. The call emphasizes speed and determination in the pursuit of a quick victory.
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Atlantic Constitution
Entombed Men Live on Milk After Miner Tragedy
Montrose Colorado area reports a catastrophic tunnel collapse at Gunnison with two men rescued and one dead. Taylor Groff and others endured over fifty hours trapped under debris, drinking milk, while rescuers fought debris removal and hoisting efforts. Coroner attended, Groff expected to be lifted later. cause blamed on a fireless timber structure amid dangerous conditions.
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Montrose
Cali
Dune
Ganigon
Genergiam
Ben Taylor
Groff
Peseuars
Dent
He C. Steele
Shafer Pleyd Woodruff
Jimaesidy
Olor Eneugh
Taylor
A. Knowles
T. W. Grasser
Graaout Hie
Fetta Workanen
Ben ‘Taylor
Tlewie
Fred Groff
Charles Smithly
Hal Shuler
Tie
Shuler
Famous Sayings of Naval Heroes and Duty
Fragmented text presents garbled naval quotes praising perseverance and duty. It references Admiral powers, captains, and warnings to stay steadfast while facing danger. The legible intent centers on heroic resolve and the duty to act, though specifics are unclear due to heavy OCR errors.
Prisoners Pass Through City In Turbulent Night
Prisoners led by the sheriff were moved through the city after a mob formed in front Kingston store seeking to lynch John Steele and Mrs. Broecker. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Crose and Port Collins officers restrained the crowd while Steele testified he acted in self defense. The case centers on Beutler shot from behind as he bent over a headgate, with three eyewitnesses supporting the shooting as self defense. The mob was held back to avoid a possible murder before the coroner's jury.
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Jestice
Kingston
Hott Steele
Roth
Crose
Mr. Crose
Steele
Beutler
Steel
Broecker
Holdrese
Eliy
Brocker
Laramie
Gud
Elle
Bhar
Ellery
Hecker Dider
Euster
Colorado
Collins
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Miss Angle Pay
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Heine
Irene Weightman
Elsie Marshall
Torrey
Lilly Dale
Irene
Ludovice
Addie
Jampson
Clarence Hartman
Lena Burman
Tfenselr
Marshall and
Prabl
Renard
Homer Hartman
Meiting
Cly Hall
Automobile
Goldfield
Mire
da Kite
Miew Auten
Calay
Caaltayuhn
Pete Fleer
Joho Bavare
Bull
Knight
Stevie
Russia
Kansas
N. F. Spicer
Gunnison
Nel
Omn Steele and
Mrs. Brock
Walden
Shere McCary
H. M. Balitier
Port Collins
North Park
John Ste Serene
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