Robert Lincoln to Be President Amid Turbulent Factions
In New York on June 2, factions led by Alexander Hyde and Robert Lincoln collide as plans to depose leaders and unite for harmony fail. Frick resigns amid anger. a meeting to map new action follows a heated conference as agents align with central Life in Des Moines.
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New York
Alexander
Hyde
Robert T. Linenin
Chicago
Eautable Society
Baquiteble
Frick Aeport
Alexander Hyde
Meliville BE. Ingalls
Ayde
Ingnlls
Frick
Dugeprnk
Arrests in Trinidad Linked to Bank Closure
Authorities in Trinidad report arrests tied to the closing of the American Savings bank. Liabilities are estimated around 250000 dollars. Allegations center on mismanagement and overdrafts from customer accounts as new officials appear to have mishandled market actions.
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Trinidad
Col
Jac A
Thurainy
Ody
Revolt on Creek Indian tax sparks open resistance
A fragment reports a revolt over the Creek Indian tribal tax aimed at resisting federal authority. The municipal body appears split while a separate note mentions a long-wounded bandit detained after a robbery at a Douglas gambling resort, netting about $4000.
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Texas
Douglas
Train Delay Report From Weatherby Derailment
A passenger train due at 9 this morning arrived after 3 in the afternoon because a derailment at Weatherby in Baker County blocked the track and forced switch failures. The incident caused a long delay and disrupted service aboard the rebound train.
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Weatherby
Baker County
Peters Will Move to Line Run From Boston to Huntington
Peters Mallroal Jie Peters, long time employee in the Boston shop and six years as a brakeman on the R. and N., will run from here to Huntington under Conductor Andersen.
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Jie Peters
He & E Alenman
Boston Sore
Huntington
Andersen
Swallowed Rat Causes Death of Trotting Horse Corintho
Lexington dispatch reports trotting horse Corintho died after swallowing a five rat while eating oats. The groom noticed odd behavior, and before a vet could arrive, the animal convulsed as the rat gnawed the windpipe, a first recorded case of such a death in a horse.
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Lexington
Corintho
War Counsels Dominate In Czar's War Councils
Chicago, June 3. Judge Kersten sentenced Johann Hoth the bigummist to hang June 25 for the murder by poisoning of Marie Weicker Hoch. Hoth denied guilt and pleaded for mercy, saying he held no malice toward prosecutors. June 3 dispatches report Russian inquiries and naval engagements in the Far East with Roестvensky’s fate and potential internment debates.
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CZAR
Chicago
Kersten
Johann ‘Hoth
Mre
Marie Weicker Hoch
Hoth
Critiens
der Batie
Sea of Japan
Vatti
Manila
Wireless station picks up long distance weather message
Washington June 4 The wireless station at the Washington Navy Yard received a clear message from Boston intended for Thatcher's Island. Officials praised the station as the best yet and plan to extend the mast to 200 feet, with Porto Rico possibly reachable. Merchant ships using wireless gear now aid the Weather Bureau in forecasts.
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Washington
Washington Navy ’Yard
Navy Yard
Boston
Thatcher's Island
Navy ‘Yard
Porto Hico
Weather Bureau
Governors at Celilo Discuss Portage Road to Inland Empire
The June 3 Celilo gathering featured speeches by Governors Mead of Washington Chamberlain of Oregon Gooding of Idaho and Pardee of California. The portage road, nine and a half miles from Culltoho Big Eddy, will allow freight around the Columbia Cascades. Its completion hinges on a proposed canal and aims to cut railroad miles to interior ports.
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Celilo
Governors Mead
Washington
Chamberlain
Oregon
Gooding
Idaho
Pardee
California
Congressional
Portland
Chambers of Commerce
Inland Empire
Culltoho Big Eddy
Columbia Cascades
Interior
Polata
Irrigated land area expands in Washington state growth
New figures from Washington State College show irrigated acreage has more than doubled in five years. Estimates place current irrigated land around 1.34 million acres under study beyond Yakima valley, with total potential reaching 460,000 more. Prof J Walter notes sufficient water funds exist, forecasts near full use of water sources. yields per acre run from 10 for corn to 165 in hops, with hay land returning about 30 and hops and fruit from 165 to 500.
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Olympia
Secretary of Sidte
J. Walter
Washington State College
Wealington
Profesor Prishi
Yukiana
Yakima Valley
United Itates Leal Etation Service
Waller
Hope Rand Frites
Fair Receipts At Fair Grounds Portland Exposition Revenue Totals
Up to May 31 paid admissions to the exposition on rounds reached 227,197 with 183,722 free admissions, mostly workers in preparations. Revenues from general, commutation, and photo passes totaled 62,104, plus concession contracts 76,414, yielding a grand pre-exposition revenue of 125,518. Wakefield sent the figures to President Goode, calling the record unparalleled in exposition history. A cedar tree struck by lightning near Everett, Washington, toppled and killed a passing years old Frank Helm.
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Portland
Budges
H. W. Goode
Wakefield
Resident F N Mills Honored in Silverton Burial
The body of F N Mills, formerly of this town and brother to B H Mills, was brought from Washoington to be held for the night train to Silverton. Mills, once a local schoolteacher and Christian church member, will be interred in Silverton this afternoon.
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F. N. Mills
Washtuena
Wah
Silverton
Deceimed
CL Mille
Christian Church
Making Improvements on Bluff and Main Streets
M Alcorn on Bluff Street improves his home with new fixtures and tree trimming. Paul Hemelarm on Main Street completes extensive painting and decorating. John Richardson, a 60 year old English miner, dies of stomach cancer at St Elizabeth hospital. to be buried at Welch and Son chapel. May federal money totals 4,079,365 with gold 3,270,000 silver 764,574 and others. 702,000 Philippine government pieces executed.
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Alcorn
Bluff Street
Willie
Paul Hemelarm
Main Street
John Richardson
England
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Welch & Son
Baker City Democrat
New Passenger Depot at Mallway Site
The W A X Mallway Company converts the front part of the Hotel Eastern building into a one story depot with a metal roof as the new passenger facility. Freight remains at the old depot while the change tackles location inconvenience. H H Hawley arrives to reclaim Althea Darling who escaped custody. they depart on the delayed westbound passenger.
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W. A «. x. Mallway Company
W. & C. Railway Company
H. H. Hawley
Boys and Girle Ald Society of
Portland
Althea Darling
Court House
Passenger Train Crowded Delays Westbound No 6
Last night westbound passenger train No 6 became crowded through here requiring an extra coach be attached, delaying the train over thirty minutes. Many passengers travel to Portland for the fall and others to Celilo for portage road ceremonies today.
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Portland
Celilo
Portage Road
Entertaining the Children at Baptist Parsonage
This afternoon the Junior boys and girls of the Baptist church are being entertained by Mrs. G. L. Hall at the parsonage with a program and refreshments. A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Robert E. Wattenberger and Miss Mellie Davidson.
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The
Baptist Church
G. L. Hall
Robert E. Wattenberger
Mellie Davidson
Lightning Kills Two Brothers in Washington Orchard
In Wenatchee Washington on June 3 Chan Cooper aged several years and his brother Harry Cooper aged 14 were killed by a lightning strike while working in their uncle Charles Cooper’s orchard. They had just seen their father off to Davenport for revival services. The youths were found about two hours after the storm, lying 90 feet apart with no ground disturbance. The elder bore a blue bruise over the heart. the younger was struck on the head.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Chan Cooper
Harry Cooper
Hey
Fred Cooper
Charles Cooper
Goodby
Davenport
New Boise Bank to Rise as City’s Finest Building
The Idaho Trust and Savings Bank plans a four story brick structure at Ninth and Main on former Plowhead’s site. Directors expect the cost near 46000 dollars and promise a modern, complete business building for Boise.
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Boise
Idaho Trust & Savings Bank
Ninth
Main Streets
Plowhead’s Grocery
E. ©. Cook
Arranging for Eagles Picnic Planned at Echo
Monster Eagles picnic set for Echo on June 21 with a June 20 eve excursion from Pendleton for members and troupe. Committees led by H C Willie and L A Esieb publish program, amusements, and reception while speakers include Rev J R N Bell J T Hinkle James A Fee T G Hailey and Joseph Gribble Astoria. Music by Eagles band La Grande LPD band and Echo band under Prof Kirkman.
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Echo
Echo Berth
H.C. Willie
L. A. Esieb
K. Means
Clara
Olliver
Carl Gilbert
H. Cc. Willis
Mark Teel
H. Ss. Stevens
J. R. N. Bell
J. T. Hinkle
Jas. A. Fee
T. G. Hailey
Joseph Gribble
Astoria
Eagles Tand
L. PD. & Band of
la Grande
Echo Band
Prof
Kirkman
Where is the Apache Yacht Missing off New York
Friends of Edmund Randolph owner of the dark rigged auxiliary yacht Apache express fears for the vessel’s safety. The Apache was last reported by the steamer Columbia on May 22 after a voyage with yachts passing a nearby field of ice where others went safely.
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New York
Edmund Randolph
Apache
Columbia
Chinese Detained Protest at Immigration Office
Prominent businessmen protest detention by immigration officials of four Chinese men three brothers and a sister of a high ranking Chinese king. They held a letter from Ambassador Choate but were refused entry until each posted a $500 bond. The matter will be brought to the president's attention.
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Choate Hoston
Choate
Earthquake in Japan Kills Six and Harms Dozens
Tokio June 3 reports a quake that killed six and injured 79. The trembler destroyed 33 houses at Hiroshima and Ujina yesterday while other districts were in turmoil. Authorities fear further losses and search for missing residents continues.
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Japan
Tokio
Hiroshima
Ujina
Orrere
Labor settlement near in Chicago drivers strike
A near settlement is reported in the department store drivers strike with a five leader committee empowered to settle without joint council input. New affidavits list labor leaders facing large scale charges as 51 violations of federal strike injunctions are presented to Judge Kohisaat. Twenty indictments against labor men were returned, including Albert Young, with conspiracy and boycott charges tied to Chicago streetcar issues. A noon mob attacked a Bartlett Manufacturing wagon on Ashland Avenue, police intervened with revolvers drawn and shots fired, leading to arrests of Thomas Gree son and Daniel Tyne.
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Kohisass
Chicago
Teamsters
Joie Ecunei
Edward Hillman
State Street More
Labor Committee
Joint Council
Kohisaat
Montag
Moyer
Express
Dunne
Albert “Young
Teamsters’ International
Ashland Avenue
Bartlett Manufacturing Company
Thomas Greeson
Daniel Tyne
Excursion Delayed By Funeral Delays Train Arrival
Manager Cooley received word that owing to Fields Rogers funeral tomorrow afternoon the excursion train will leave Eeho around 2 o clock and cannot arrive here before 3. The game will be called immediately once the train stops at the ball grounds.
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Cooley
Eeho
Fields Rogers
Fields Rogers Dies at Home in Buttercreek Parish
Fields Rogers age 22 son of Mrs Cags Rogers of Buttercreek died at his home last evening. He is survived by brothers Harry and Judd Rogers and sister Mrs Libbie McBee. His mother is a pioneer of the county. Funeral arrangements set for Echo tomorrow.
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Neath
Fields Rogers
Cags Rogers
Buttercreek
Harry
Judd Rogers
Libbie McBee
Echo
Golden Rule: Hotel Bickers Reverts to Old Name
W R Parker takes over the former Hotel Bickers and will resume the historic Golden Rule name for the hostelry, with the new title to be publicly known in the near future.
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Golden Rule
W. R. Parker
Bickers
Street sprinkling contract specs filed in city office
The sprinkling committee of the council prepared contract specifications now on file in the city recorder's office in Police Court. In the same session Bo Bentley forfeited five dollars bail for disorderly conduct.
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Bo Bentley
Child Dies From Rattlesnake Bite Near Cowiche
A 65-year-old daughter of rancher John Temple from the Cowiche area in North Yakima County died after stepping on a rattlesnake in the front yard. The snake struck the child above the ankle at 9 a.m. yesterday and the victim died at 3 a.m. today after severe pain. This marks Yakima county's first rattlesnake death on record.
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North Yakima
Wash
John Temple
North Fork
Cowiche
Yakima County
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