Successful Airship Mission Ends in Wreck at Brighton Beach
Leo Stevens completed a successful trial flight in an American made airship rising to 250 feet and covering over a quarter mile before colliding with two wireless poles at Brighton Beach Coney Island. He escaped with a few bruises and credited steering control before an abrupt descent to a sand pile.
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New York
Leo Stevens
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Stevens
General merchandise stock for sale Invoice 5000
Business established 36 years. Owner to retire due to old age. Inquire or write to — store located in a small country town with good location. Annual buyers $16,000. Store building, warehouse and residence can be bought or rented. General merchandise stock for sale.
Biggest silver nugget at Lewis and Clark fair
Colorado display features the world’s largest silver nugget weighing 397 pounds with 90 percent silver from Mollie Gibson mine in Aspen. The Mollie Gibson mine has produced about 14 million dollars in silver and gold with another million in reserves. Also shown are radium-bearing ores including corontite, a yellow sandlike mineral valued for Bohemian glass staining at 16500 per ton.
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Portland
Colorado
Lowla and Clary Fur
Mollie Gibson
Aspen
Pitkin County
Lands Frauds Trial Opens In Portland District Court
In a federal case led by Judge J J De Haven, a second land fraud trial began as Congressman Williamson and Van Geaner, with Marion R Biggs a former U S land commissioner, face charges of conspiring to suborn perjury to obtain lands near Prineville Oregon. The indictment under section 440 carries heavy penalties. opening jurors were chosen amid a large prosecution team with 100 witnesses expected and two defense witnesses slated. Francia J Heney leads the Oregon U S Attorney's office in prosecuting.
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Federal District Court
J. J. de Haven
J. N. Williamson
Nic
van Gwuaner
Marion RK. Wiggs
United States Land Commissioner
Prineville
Oregon
Willemsen Wind Mis
United States
Marion R. Biggs
Williamson and
van Geaner
Mitchelbee
Francia J. Heney
Oregon Politicians Face Prosecution in High Profile Case
Judge A S Bennett presides as defendants H S Wilson and Lionel R Webster stand trial alongside prominent Oregon figures Williamson, a former sheriff and congressman candidate, amid a special venire of 72 jurors drawn for the proceedings.
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A. S. Bennett
Mitchell
H. 5. Wilson
Lionel R. Webster
Oregon
Williamson
Crook
Congress
Malcolm M. Miocdity
Russians Flee In Panic At Foreign Warship News
Sailors report Russian villagers panicked on arrival of a warship they mistook for a Japanese vessel. They fled to hills after signals and fires warned of the approach. Montara arrived May 30 with furs. inhabitants of Petropalovsky and Kamchatka faced censorship and jail for letting natives read American papers. A priest from Behring Land was shot in Petropalovaky.
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Hee Elise
Montara
Reilly
Petrapnaiovsky
Montana
Kamechotka
Petropalovsky
Port Arthur
John Johnson
the Oake
Montora
Behring
Petropalovaky
Pricat
Letind
Horses and mules sale at Pendleton stockyard
Two carloads of horses and mules offered at the O R N stockyard Pendleton on Saturday July 8 by M McDonald. Miss Minnie Cason and John Johnson, patients of the Portland Open Air Consumption hospital, have been released after serious illnesses.
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Pendleton
Minnie Cason
John Johnson
Portland
Fractured News Briefs From Early July Dispatches
Bell telephone trust wins Philippine franchises as Harvey Mowak of New York City dies from a July Fourth gunshot wound. Winthrop Turney, Sonora owner, dies by suicide in Winsted Connecticut. Epworth League convenes in Denver with 20 000 delegates. Memorial for John Higmas held in Rome. Patrick case continues to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Milan storm injures 30 plus and damages historic sites. Nathan Shafer elected president of the National Education Association at Ashbury Park New Jersey.
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Bell Telephone Trust
Philippines
Harvey Mowak
New York City
Winthrop Turney
Sonora
Mexico
Winsted
Conn
Denver
John Higmas
St Paul's Church
Rome
Wume
Albert T. Patrick
New York
United States Supreme Court
Patrick
Milan
Italy
Nathan Shafer
Pennsylvania
National Educational Association
Ashbury Park
Multiple Northwest Fires and Trials Hit Idaho and Oregon
Lewiston fire destroys $28000 in business property. Cokehall Montana blaze hits $20000 in losses. Baker County to hold good roads convention July 12. A Boise case against a nine year old wife for robbing a cherry tree was dismissed. Engineers survey a new bridge over the Clearwater at Lewiston. Nampa residents offer to buy a home for Senator Dubois if he relocates. Burglary epidemic hits Lewiston with over 70 reports. A man commits suicide at Golf Hill near a railroad. A former inmate, released on promise to leave the state, awaits trial in Dweltus county jail for murder. Ave Terrien killed his wife and husband’s stepon near Makereek. Douglas County sentences totaling 11 years.
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Mont
Baker County
Baker City
Boise
Clearwater
Lewinton
Nampa
Duboin
Lewiston
Southern Pacific
Golf Hill
Old Oreton
Willian F. Beal Niti
Dwelus County
Ave Lcrrien
Hie Etepaon
Robert Hing
Om Makereek
Douglas Counts
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