Serb revolt rumors flare as European powers fear collapse
Reports from Brussels and Constantinople indicate rising republican sentiment in Serbia and quickening rumors of military discontent. Officials say Servian garrisons may move on Belgrade, with discussions of possible Austrian intervention and civil strife looming. A palace attack signaled deep unrest amid factions backing Prince Kara Georgevitch and new royal government.
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Alexander
Alexander Jeft
Brussels
Belgrade
Sultan
Constantinople
Helerade
Georgevitch
Kara Georgevitch
Prince
Militia Arrives. Morenci Strike Leaders Arrested
The strike at Morenci Arizona is quelled as militia arrives and leaders are arrested on incitement charges. They face trial by rangers in Solomonville. No arbitration occurred. Workers may accept nine hours pay for eight and return to work, with similar settlements likely in nearby camps. Washington reports troops have arrived at Morenci and conditions are quiet.
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Morenes
Ariz
Solomonville
Clifton
Topeka Names New Auditor of Disbursements
Topeka Kansas June 19 J W White will become the new auditor of disbursements for the Savin Fe replacing LS Lauck. Mr White arrives from Los Angeles where he has headquarters as auditor for the coast lines. He was formerly chief work with Mr Lauck in this city.
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Topeka
Kan
J. W. White
Savin Fe
LS. Lauck
Deewasen
White W
Los Angeles
Coast Lines
Werk Woo
Lauck
Sheep Killed by Lightning in Canyon Flood
Nick Blanchett reports two water spouts near the head of Combs Canyon. One storm killed a ram on the McCracken place and burned the herder’s arm. A wall of water two to three feet deep rushed down the gulch, but no injuries occurred in the second deluge.
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Nick Blanchett
Combs Can
McCracken Place
Hylning
Nye
Squatters Burn Ranch Near Lakeview resisting court order
Report from Lakeview states squatters on Warner Valley Stock Company land four miles east have burned buildings. They refuse eviction and vow armed resistance to the court ruling granting the land to the Ver Ney Valley Stock Company.
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Portland
Lakeview
Warner Valley Stock Company
Verney Valley Stock Company
Healy Granted Divorce From Alaskan Promoter Captain
Izabele Healy was divorced this afternoon from Captain John J. Healy a prominent Alaskan promoter and mill owner. She held a large block of stock in the North American Trading & Transportation Company of which he is president.
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Northwest
Chicago
Izabele Healy
John J. Healy
North American Trading & Transportation Company
Seven Drowned In Arkansas Houseboat Capsize
Clarendon Arkansas June 3 seven persons were drowned at Aberdeen on White River in the capsizing of a houseboat. Victims included W. B. Moneymaker and wife, J. M. Clark and wife and two boys and a girl. The people were engaged in gathering mussel shells.
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Clarendon
Ark
Aberdeen
White River
W. B. Moneymaker
J. M. Clark
Mississippi River Falling in St Louis
Mississipp i river levels show a slow fall at East St Louis on June 1 as relief efforts continue. The scene reports improving conditions but notes widespread sickness intensified by cold weather and lack of clothing.
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St. Louis
Preliminary hearing set for St. Orr in Emmons killing
The preliminary examination of H. M. St. Orr for the killing of Archie Emmons at Lardo on June 3 will be held at Idaho City on June 18. Hawley and Puckett of this city have been retained to defend him.
Cloudburst devastates Arizona towns and floods deaths rise
A massive cloudburst in Arizona caused severe property destruction and a rising fatality toll. Cliffton residents report dozens of drowned, with an on horseback rescuer five minutes ahead of the flood saving many lives. Rescue efforts and searches continue as bodies are recovered.
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Fieed
Clifton
Aziz
Baby Gorge
Metcalf
Arizona Copper Company
Ariz
Chase Creek
San Francisco River
Joel
Johnstown
Pioneers Reunion Ends at Weston in Rain Delayed Program
The fifth annual Crontina county pioneers reunion closed this evening in Weston after four days of programed events. Rain interrupted parts of Thursday and Friday but crowds remained large and lively. Rev. M. H. Marvin and Rev. Andreas Hard addressed attendees while Weston boys staged a mimic war dance and the Athena band provided music. Adams edged Milton 5 to 4 in a delayed ball game. Joe Haddely won the 100-yard dash. Aneue McDonald took the shot put at 37 feet 1 inch.
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Crontina County
Weston
M. H. Marvin
Walla Walla
Andreas Hard
Athena Band
Adams
Milton
Joe Haddely
Overdoff
Marsett
Aneue McDonald
Strikers Face Arbitration Impasse in Chicago
The Federation of Labor warned it would pull federation support if waiters refuse to arbitrate with hotel and restaurant owners. Attempts by Sechil ing of the National Civic Federation and the state board of arbitration failed to secure a hearing. Waiters demand union recognition or continue fighting until disbanding. Citywide disruption ensues with many restaurants and hotels closed. Police issued an order banning pickets within two and a half blocks of affected hotels. ten arrests for violations. Reeder, a leading caterer, signed the unlow state.
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Chicago
Federation of Labor
Sechiling
National Civic Federation
State Board of Arbitration
Walters
Reeder
Pope Leo Dies Suddenly Report Unconfirmed
A Vienna dispatch says London papers print word Pope Leo died suddenly of heart failure but there is no confirmation from authorities.
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London
Vienne
Leo
Wisconsin set for commencement week with 376 grads
Madison June 13 Every thing is in readiness for commencement week at the University of Wisconsin. Tomorrow the baccalaureate address will be given by acting president Dr E A Birge. The annual law college address will be by Hiram F Stevens of St Paul. Tuesday is close day Wednesday alumni day and Thursday commencement day with 376 graduates receiving diplomas.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
E. A. Birge
College of Law
Hiram F. Stevens
St. Paul
Ask Heavy Damages Suit Against Mining Concerns
A Portland case filed in U S district court seeks over 26000 damages from Consolidated Bonanza Gold Mines Co. Plaintiffs Lemon, Collins, Warren, Warren, BE, and Rutter claim timber from a 1902 Baker County placer claim dubbed Hardly Able was cut and converted into hardwood, with 998400 feet valued at 5058.00 and treble damages sought up to 25960.80.
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Portland
Rt Lemon
Beott Collins
J. M. Warren
Kathe Warren
A. BE
M. Rutter
Pearl Lemon
Consolidated Bonanza Gold Mines Company
United States District Court
Sons of Timber
Baker County
Old Settler Elizabeth Hampden Dies at 72
Mrs Elizabeth Jane Hampden died this morning at her East Court street home after a long illness from an abscess on the river She was Pendleton s oldest resident reaching her 72nd birthday January 16 The Dalles June 13 G Y Marry organized a six member Sheet Metal Workers union in the city and formed The Dalles Central Council to advise unions on matters of importance before action
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Elizabeth Jane Hampden
East Court Street
Mra
Hampden
Pendleton
Dalles
G. Y. Marry
State Federation of Labor
Canal at The Dalles Survey Plans Lengthy Canal Project
A party of engineers led by William Morris has arrived in The Dalles to survey a canal above the city. The project envisions a roughly 1 1/2 mile canal with rock cuts, 66 feet wide, seven feet deep, running along the river side of the railroad and paralleling it for much of its length costing about 10 million. Construction could take five to six years, with completion unlikely within a decade.
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Dalles
William Morris
United States
Dallow
Bath
Antu
Wade
Medane
Oregon
Wader
Cascades
Toland Boypite
Tenement Fire Kills Four. Suspect Fire Bug Targeting Little Italy
New York June 1. A four story tenement at 210th street burned incinerating three children and one man. Four others were seriously injured as oil soaked rags were found in the hallway. Nearly a hundred fires in the neighborhood since November suggest one arsonist. One injured died in hospital this forenoon, raising the death toll to five. Authorities believe a single fire bug is responsible.
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New York
210Th Street
Little
Italy
Antony of Padua
Employers' Association Forms Ties With Unions In Vancouver
The Employers' Association of Vancouver comprised of city employers announced a shift from handling unions individually to addressing them as a collective body. The move follows growing strike activity crippling trade and industry, signaling new bargaining dynamics in the city labor scene.
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Vancouver
B.C
Seven Killed as Distillery Fire Blows Up Mills
Fire at Aragon distillery in Creenock Scotland last night killed seven and injured several. Whiskey exploded and ran into a nearby flour mill dust caused another blast. Damages estimated at 6000 pounds.
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Creenock
Scotland
Aragon
Elgin Murder Case on Trial Surges With Grand Jury Panel Exhausted
The trial of the Grays for Arch Habearth murder near Elgin drew a large crowd as a special venire of 30 replaced a juror panel exhausted at 20. Forty six witnesses are set to testify and opening arguments began this morning. The case draws strong local interest from prominent families and society figures, with defense led by Crawford, Bim ter, and Slater and prosecution by White, Rand, MelLaod, and Ivanhoe.
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Union
Grays
Arch Habearth
Elgin
Union County
Alex Tartu
Eagle Valley
U County
T. H. Crawford
J. D. Bimter
la Grande
R. J. Slater
Pendleton
Bam White
Baker City
J. L. Rand
N.C. MelLaod
FS. Ivanhoe
Double Header Ball Ends Rain Delays in Allentreet
Rain halted the Thursday game. Friday features a doubleheader at Allentreet as country boys seek to finish the series. Somers tags Colufmar W and McDonald for the locals in the morning game. Druhot faces Wilner in the afternoon as the Indians visit. Fans look for two lively contests after the rain break.
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Allentreet Grounds
Ealeed
Somers
Colufmar W
McDonald
Temme
Druhot
Wilner
Indians
Talon
Rapid Transit for Baker City
Two miles of steel rail arrived for the Baker City Rapid Transit Company from the R. R. & N. Work began to stock the power plant in Rock Creek and to transmit light and power to the city a 16 mile route. A crew is cutting poles for the line and preparing a home for the plant.
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Baker City
Queen Wilhelmina Free From Consumption
The Hague June 13. Official report states the long circulating claim that Queen Wilhelmina is suffering from consumption is without foundation.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina Io
Fire at Moro Destroys Foundry and Mill Complex
A Wednesday night blaze devastated the foundry and machine shop district in Moro, destroying the works while other nearby structures escaped. The Winkelty firemen fought the flames, and the town honors its volunteer force led by a chief who performed his duties with intelligence.
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Moro
Winkelty
Prineville Reiw
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Trouble IN Lake
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