Four Northwest States News Briefs Sweep In Across Regions
A week’s worth of high and low notes waters the Northwest. Seattle gains 10 letter carriers by September 1. In Franklin County a guard’s cell riven floor and an escape, with O R N depot robbery near Elberton. Walla Walla to host fruit cannery before next season. Pullman cancel July 4 celebration. Spokane shows strong bank clearings gains. Chelan forms power venture for irrigation. Farms brace for bumper Walla Walla valley harvest. North Yakima fatal shooting at Moxes home.
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Seattle
Louis Haley
Conconully
Elberton
Franklin County
Pullman
Walla Walla
Mil Miller
View
la Center
R. A. Grant
North Yakima
Crescent Coal Mining Company
Spokane
Bradstreet
Chelan
Walla Walla Valley
National Guard of Washington
Murray
American Lake
J. J. Weisenberger
Kershaw
Moxes
Yakima
Idaho News Digest: Bank Liability and Local Developments
Idaho court holds a bank liable for knowingly paying a gambling check. I A Porter predicts Weyerhauser mills to create 1,000 jobs with 260000 feet daily capacity. Philip Addie linked to Minneapolis murder for robbery. arrested at Stites after escape. Ada county hosts first summer normal school in Boise with forty students. A six foot quartz ledge near Weiser yields $31 gold per ton. Indian agency move planned from Spalding to Lapwai School. Bonners Ferry forms a Business Men's association. Troy celebration resumes after Fourth rain delay.
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Bonners Ferry
Troy
Idaho
Stranahan
Spalding
Lap‘wal
I. A. Porter
Lewiston
Weyerhauser Lumber Syndicate
Philip Addie
Stites
Minneapolis
Addie
Ada County
Boise
Hitt Mountain
Weiser
Montana items show local posts and mining news
R Sawtell named Sylvanite postmaster replacing Crawford. Wool sales rise in Eastern Montana. Cal Packing’s George Rowan died in a Mis soula runaway. Greenfield Shirt and Overall in Helena to double capacity. George Cannon, once in Franklin mines, remembered in Park county. Airship work by Benbow linked to patents, heads to Frankfort for trial. Spotted Horse mine fire, arson suspected, no insurance. Milliard Hawkins 5 dies after scalding pot accident. Washoe works explosion kills Persie, injures Galich and burns Goodwin, Nadeau. Last month sets bounty claims record as coyotes wolves kill rate rises. Colbert will verdict assigns Charles Colbert wealth to state. estate valued $50 000.
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R. Sawtell
Sylvanute
J. T. Crawford
Montana
George Rowan
Northwestern
California Packing Company
Missoula
Greenfield
Helena
George Cannon
Franklin
Wash
Park County
Aldridge
Caroline
T. C. Benbow
Carbon County
Washington, D. C
Frankfort
N. Y
Spotted Horse
Ferguson County
Milliard J. Hawkins
Rocker
Washoe
Anaconda
George Persie
John Galich
George Goodwin
John Nadeau
Butte
Colbert
Charles Colbert
Commonwealth
112 Bodies Recovered From Johnstown Mine Disaster
Johnstown July 14 112 bodies pulled from Cambria Steel rolling mill mine after Thursday explosion. Rescue moved through Klondike heading as gas cleared. Dozens of funerals held for victims while inspectors map cause and await testimony. Widows reach 66 and 138 children, many with ties to old country.
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Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Associated Press
Evans
Mr. Evans
Robinson
Moore
Klondike
Jay
Conemaugh River
Conemaugh City
Westmont
Mgth
Geo. T. Robinson
T. Evans
Roderick
Marshal G. Moore
St. Stephens’ Glovak
Old Country
Spain's boy king is unruly and estranged from royal family
Madrid dispatch describes Alphonso XIII’s erratic behavior causing royal anxiety. He insults the queen mother, associates with low companions, disguises as a laborer to attend a slum ball, returns intoxicated, and threatens his mother. Attendants fear mental derangement and recount earlier naked parade at coronation. Mont Pelee eruptions also reported with no casualties and farm and market listings follow.
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New York
Madrid
Alphonso XIII
Great Man’s Restraint Shaped City Life
In Town Topics reflections, a city’s figures reveal true greatness through self imposed limits. The piece contemplates how skyscraper offices and extended days above the street reflect disciplined leadership and heightened effort.
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Manhattan
World News Summary of Happenings In Two Hemispheres
Weekly review lists major events from across the globe. The Chicago strike persists as railway managers block arbitration plans. Accidents claim lives in Grand Forks and Seattle while new Chinese, Russian, French, and Italian ministers are named. A saloon shooting in Galena, Oregon ends in a death. Royal plans for King Edward’s coronation are clarified with no extra procession. A mysterious headless body at Fort Baker is linked to a 1901 ship disaster. Roosevelt weighs Vatican negotiations over Philippine withdrawal. no public statement will be issued until talks conclude.
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Chicago
Grand Forks
B. C
Thomas O'Riel
Granby
Liang Chen Tung
United States
Russia
France
Italy
J. A Crisman
William Johnson
Galena
Ore
Johnson
Crisman
C. D. Wardner
Lake Washington
Wardner
Seattle
Idaho
Alaska
Portland
St. Michael
Dawson
Nulato
Sarah
Eagle
Port Townsend
Jeanie
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Fort Baker
Cal
Captain Ward
Rio de Janeiro
Golden Gate
P. M
Philippine Archipelago
Roosevelt
Root
Pope
Taft
War Department
Rome
Washington
European Russia grain reports temperate harvest outlook
A ministry bulletin from St Petersburg reports winter grains in European Russia showed little change through June 23 due to cold weather and ongoing drought in key districts. Northern areas see withering, while New Russia and lower Volga regions face retardation and a northern zone total failure. overall harvests expected to be good. In racing news, a Chicago event notes an eastern horse wins a long distance race at Young Park. London telegram confirms Lipton will again challenge for the America's Cup at Southampton.
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St. Petersburg
Ministry of Agriculture
European Russia
New Russia
Lower Volga
Trade Report Shows Mixed Week for Markets and Failures
R G Dun reports last week mixed with good news and weather hinderances. Rail traffic and June figures show gains. New England shoeshop activity rises. Corn remains a staple, wheat exports dip vs last year. Commercial failures rise to 1.57 million with faults split across manufacturing trading and other lines.
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R. G. Dun & Co
New England
U. States
United States
Canada
Archbishop Chicago Archdiocese Burial Notice
July 14 report states A Feehan dies after 22 years of service. Abishop Patrick voices continued faith and willingness to trust God for sustenance, while noting parish support and spiritual duties remain intact.
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Chicago
A. Feehan
Feehan
Abishop Patrick
Boilermakers Return to Work at Hillyard Shops
Great Northern boilermakers, about 12 men at the Hillyard shops, ended a June strike and returned to work Monday at 3.40 per day for 10 hours after accepting a 15 cent raise. The strike, tied to pay differences with the eastern division, was settled by arbitration.
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Spokane
Great Northern
Hillyard Shops
Hillyard
St. Paul
H. Kennedy
The Spirit of Strife and Tryst in a Sunday Scene
A Boston Transcript line notes Edith questions Ruth about discontent in married life as rivals once pursued Charley. Tit Bits adds humor with a boy paid to guard his sister by watching their father. The clipping closes with a claim about the world’s largest cheese, six feet ten inches in diameter and 21 feet in circumference, produced at a factory.
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Edith
Ruth
Charley
Boston Transcript
On the Links and a Divorce Joke in 19th Century Gossip
In a fragmentary column the piece notes Miss Shapely tumbling on the second tee and needing help from Fred, a quip about Mamie being happier post-divorce due to alimony, and a dispatch that Chairman Grigg of the Democratic congressional committee plans a westward campaign tour reaching the Pacific coast on July 15.
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Griggs
Washington
Grigg
Democratic Congressional Committee
West
Pacific Coast
Michaels to Ride Again in Bicycle Racing Return
New York July 15 James Michaels has permanently abandoned horse racing, canceled engagements, and begun earnest bicycle racing training per a World dispatch from Paris. Mrs Annie Alexander Hector, novelist known as Mrs. Alexander, died in London last Thursday. born in Dublin in 1825.
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Alexander
Annie Alexan- Hector
London
Dublin
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