Kaneat rains break four weeks' breath in Monday weather
The report notes Kaneat experienced rains on Monday, ending a four week dry spell. A Cleveland plant purchase by the Standart Oil Company worth one million dollars is recorded. Kentucky Derby winner Hierovinence is reportedly sold for fifteen hundred dollars to Clarence MacKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneat
Standart of
Cleveland
British American Corporation
Hierovinence
Clarence MacKay
Lala Prince-Kennedy
Kanes City
Oklahowe Indians
Washington
Chicago
New York
Lord Paunceliote
England
Lon Saliebury
Alfred Hickman
British Iron Trade Association
Allegie
Woo Walderee
Pekin
France
Russia
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Lawrence Paul
Mageachusettenstitute
Seattle News Early Strike and Editorial Travel
Electricians in Seattle are on strike as Leigh J. Hoot plans a Seattle newspaper venture starting October 1 as an evening paper. Portland editor groups travel to Buffalo for the National Editorial association meeting, while Oregon Methodists seek contributions for Willamette University. Wool markets in The Dalles and Huntington show steady prices. local officials and fraternal leaders meet in Spokane and Walla Walla to elect grand officers.
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Leigh
J. Hoot
Seattle
Norman P. Hammitt
Lane County
Mohawk Valley
Fred Warden van Dusen
Tatesmen
Astoria
Oregon
Willamette University
Salem
Portland
Washington
Northern Pacific
Buffalo
National Editorial Association
Whatcom County Bar Association
Rogers
Rand
Seotleman
Dalles
Willine
Morrow
Union Meat Company
Mount Adame
C. Co
Huntington
O. F
Spokane
Edwin B. Keance
Walla Walla
W. Tandere
Tevone
Charlot
W. H. Robhine
Eilensburg
George W. Stucker
J. A. Kreinbohl
Spoane
Alf. Hawke
Tacoma
Wo U1
Veron
Aberdeen
F. P. Robinson
Justice and Health Claims in Womanly Ailments
A fragment discusses perceived injustice toward women and promotes Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly diseases. It touts improvements in regularity, reducing draining, inflammation, and ulceration, and advertises Pleasant Pellets and Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. The notice invites purchase and mailing details for postal delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrayed
Pierce
Malicious Animal Magnetism Dominates Boston Court Scene
In Boston on June 1 the libel suit over $150000 faced dismissal motions as evidence centered on alleged malicious animal magnetism. Mrs Woodbury linked to the charge by Mrs Eddy and the Christian Science church, with letters and testimony framing the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mra
Eady
Jospehine Woodbury
Mre
Eddy
Woodbury
Christian Science Church
Christian Science
Massive 2000-People Riot Kills 800 in Tatesk Village
A Siberian report describes a brutal massacre at Tatesk on the Yanexel river where 800 Tartars were slain and most villagers perished or fled. Russian peasants attacked in retaliation for a horse killing. troops later restored order and hundreds were arrested.
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St. Petersburg
Siberia
Yanexel
Tatesk
Moon
Married and Arrested in Connection with Robbery
K. J. Stamm was arrested in San Francisco for an alleged robbery of two hundred dollars from the Wells Fargo safe at Clairville, Plomas county, on May 25. Stamm, a logger from Truckee, married a young girl in Quincy on May 27 and arrived there with his wife on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
K. J. Stamm
Welle-Fargo
Clairville
Plomas County
Stamm
Truckee
Quincy
Bribery Probe Trial Leaders Sentenced in Honolulu
Investigation into legislative bribery changes keeps drawing attention as Hartwell Kinney and Hallow receive thirty day contempt sentences from Judge Humphreys. Before jail, Acting Governor Cooper pardons them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hartwell, Kinney
Hallow
Humphreys
Cooper
Explosion at Mare Island Wrecks Magazine and Money Loss
An explosion at Mare Island Navy Yard early this morning destroyed a large magazine containing 200 tons of powder. The building was wrecked with no casualties and the loss estimated at over a quarter of a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Ve
Villages Devastated by Austrian Fire Disaster
Three villages Damfarth Keneslow and Tineada in Austria were struck by a disastrous fire causing widespread loss of life and property. Local authorities report extensive damage with unknown casualty figures and ongoing rescue efforts in the region.
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Vienna
Damfarth
Austria
Keneslow
Tineada
Longary
Pope’s health shaky as heat wave era rises
June reports outline a physician’s note on temporary weakness from intense heat in the region while flagging no serious outcomes. Separate items include a fiscal warrant call in Albany up to May 1, 1800 and a marriage in New York of Maud Taylor to Louis Hill. Milwaukee area cyclone damages Prentice Wisconsin with no lives lost. Washington notes a quiet night after a morning visit to Mrs. McKinley.
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Eraler
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Prentice
Bachelor Found Dead in Salem Street
A man identified as John Stanley was found dead yesterday in Salem Street. Police said no signs of foul play and a preliminary inspection indicates possible natural causes. The 40-year-old resident’s identity was confirmed by relatives. Further details pending autopsy results.
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Bachelor
Salem
Jane
John Stanley
Ald Reet Cawan
Leandrymen Strike for Higher Wages in China
Chinese workers press for increased pay as garment and textile unions stage strikes. Reports describe coordinated actions across factories with protests disrupting production and calls for better wages and living conditions. Police and factory management respond with negotiations and occasional arrests.
Market Report Notes Quiet Wheat Trade and Mixed Stocks
The New York market report shows quiet wheat with a downward tilt, while Northwest rain eases drought concerns. Prices closed around 80 cents with a narrow daily range and several stocks moving lower. A separate item covers Mrs Hackham visiting a famous monastery, noting monastic rules limit women’s access but allow ceremonial recognition. A court verdict favors the defendant, with an appeal planned to the supreme court.
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I L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange Brokers
New York
Northwest
Liverpool
Blame on Kitchener for News Delays
London informed the war office blames Lord Kitchener for delays in trustworthy South Africa news. Despite claims, officials hold back some details while rumors of defeat swirl. Telegraphs home show concern over front reports and public unease in Britain.
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New York
Adiapateis
Tribune
London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Scepleton
Kitchener
A Rum-Crazed Michigan Man Kills Family Then Himself
In Keaverton Michigan June 6 Will Arnold a man known for heavy drinking acted while deranged forcing his six year old daughter to her bedroom and killing his wife then turning the pistol on his seventy year old mother wounding her before shooting himself. Sam Depp a local bar keeper subdued Arnold and he was taken to Gladwyn jail to prevent a lynching.
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Keaverton
Mich
Will Arnold
Shane bin
Sam Depp
Rosbal
Arnold
Citheene
Tim
Gladwyn
Kirk Stanley Freed After Pennsylvania Priest Death
Kirk Stanley was released in New York after authorities ruled Father Phillipe, a prominent Pennsylvania clergy figure, died of natural causes. The coroner's inquest disclosed no foul play and custody moved forward this morning.
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Phillipe
New York
Jane
Kirk Stanley
Pennsylvania
Wae Dian Bone
Natarel Caine
Baker City considers sidewalk hygiene ordinance
A Baker City Herald report quotes residents urging an ordinance to prohibit expectorating on sidewalks. Citizens cite health concerns and dress damage, noting other cities have enacted such rules and that enforcement is possible, with a history of similar actions in Pendleton.
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Herald Reporter
Bowie
Baker City
Pendleton
American Horse Wins The Derby At Epsom
The Derby at Epsom was won by Volodyovski ridden by Leater Rieff, with Whitney of New York owning the entry. The American horse led as favorite at 5 to 2, drawing strong support from owners and the public amid high enthusiasm and large bets. Kenet Reiff received an ovation after the triumph, with a stake worth about 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fingland
Wm. CO. Whitney
Volodyovski
Leater Itelff
Kenet Reiff
Red wood union formed aims to control coast supply
San Francisco June 5 The Keamner reports a new coordinated effort to unite all Redwood interests on the coast. The proposed capital ranges from 15 to 10 million dollars with key financiers in the city. Land proposed spans Humboldt and adjoining counties totaling about 1,146,000 acres. A. H. Hammond of Missoula Montana, who bought the Vance Lumber Co in Korekana, leads several principal backers building in Humboldt.
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San Franciico
Keamner Save
Thumbeldt
Deel Norte
A. H. Hammond
Missoula
Mont
Vance Lumber Company
Koreka
Humboldt County
Weetern Labor and Minors Back New Labor Party
The Weetern Federation of Minors adopted resolutions aligned with last week’s Weetern Labor union action favoring a new labor party. The preamble urges vigilance to defend rights by peaceful ballot use, warns against expanding national borders to non Caucasian populations, and opposes increased military enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanver
Weetern Federation of Minors
Weetern Labor Union
Department of Federal
Burlington Storm Drenches Midwest Cities
Reports say a cloud burst hit Burlington Iowa and nearby towns with strong winds. Chicago reported a black night sky around midnight as powerful storm winds swept through Wisconsin Minnesota and the region.
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Burlington
Chicago
Wisconsin
Lowe
Minnesota
Lines Goods Trust forms large American shirt and collar group
New York reports a new trust named the American Shirt and Collar Company with 20 million dollars capital aims to dominate wholesale shirt and collar trade across the United States. Scattered items mention fires in Pekin and movements of Japanese troops, with other brief notes on global affairs.
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Alexander & Hexter
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Sidren
Burton
Weekly Examiner
Home Journal
Eleick Nolf
Stockton Incubator
Corded Soleil
Oan Pee
Henrietta
Black Novelty
Ade
Eperragette
Hue
Indias
General News
Pacific Northwest News
California
Mare Island
Pope
Ralem
June S
Moore
General Tood
Wealp Bounty Fund
Tole
Jim Hill
Maud Taylor
Louis Hill
James J. Hill
Archbishop Ireland
Oneed & Beet
Wight
Dr. Hixe
Towl
St. Paul
Atchison
Erie
Union Pacific
New York Market
Mrs. Hackham
Goetheeman
Janes
Proctor Koott
Kentucky
Gourt
Putay
Governo? Bookham
Peabody
Supreme Court
Michigan
Amuch
Hie
Ordinane
W. C. Whitney's
Rieff
Nebs
Federation
Francisco
Oriental
Anata
Ad Hunteala
Canton
Berlin
Ea. Tallman
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