Divorce Filing in Chicago Reports Desertion Case
In Chicago Mra Geo Tallman filed for divorce from her husband on grounds of desertion. Reports of trouble near Fort Washaike Wyoming are unfounded. An article notes various national issues and industrial updates including May to June production increases in iron and coke stocks. A separate incident describes two unknown men robbing a U S Navy officer in San Francisco.
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Chicago
Mra
Geo Tallman
Fort Washaike
Wyo
Hartford
Conn
Natm Athletic Club
Terry McGovern
Dave Sullivan
McGovern
America
Foster
United States
Washington
Marshal Ide
Charles K. Hopkins
Spokane
Portland Evening Telegram
Buffalo
Livatensaot
B. F. Tilley
Atpericay
San Francisco
Gceidental
Athena
Iiraene
Greece
Brooklyn
Calamata
Lyra
Wmatrar
Kingdom
Portland officials auction surplus livestock and local projects announced
State Superintendent Ackerman believes a strong effort could bring the National Education Association to Portland next year. Mayor Rowe sells surplus livestock to Norrie & Rowe's attache. Parraffline Oil plans drilling at Boake river starting Monday with a 800 foot target and possible deeper depths. Geer surveys Kalge valley, notes frost impacts on crops, and will report later. St Helen's hall teachers plan to return. Mine Curtain from Columbia College to lead intermediates. Mine Derving to head music department next year.
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Ackerman
National Educational Association
Portland
Rowe
Culark
Norrie & Rowe
Paraffline Oil Company
Boake River
Milliken
Judd Goer
Alth
Rand Konde
Hayle
Geer
Kalge
St. Helen's Hall
Mine Curtain
Columbia Collage
Intermeditate
Mijas Vale
Musi
Mine Derving
Comic oddities and nervous strain in a family tale
A mother overhears childlike chatter about crows and hush as nerves fray from sleepless strain. The piece notes the mother’s exhaustion tied to female health issues and cites Dr. Pierce’s remedies as a suggested cure.
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Papa
Ee Sani Pierce
Sally Ead
Dr. Pierce
Murder Case Mirrors Jack the Ripper Style in Jacksonville
A nude woman named Susan Battles was found dead under a suburban house in Jacksonville. Police described blunt force and knife wounds, with the body bound and hidden. They seek suspect Willie Manden as a person of interest in the case.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jack the Ripper
Susan Battles
Willie Manden
Five Negroes Hanged in Georgia Mob Execution
In Sylvania Georgia on June 4 Arnold Augustus Andrew Davis Bill Hodson Sam Baldwin and Richard Sayers were hanged for the murder of whites Con Stabe Milton Meare and Filmore Marrington who had gone to arrest a gang member. A five‑trap scaffold stood outside town as militia watched.
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Sylvania
Arnold Augustus
Andrew Davis
Bill Hodson
Sam Baldwin
Richard Sayers
Milton Meare
Filmore Marrington
Dew Peradoes
Governor Heard Intervenes in Shreveport Lynching Threat
Governor Heard wires the Caddo and Kosner sheriffs urging strict precaution to prevent violence against African Americans amid the Foster murder threat. He pledges state aid and peaceful handling as public sentiment shifts toward awaiting Edwards capture and a court martial.
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Shreveport
Sheriffa
Caddo
Kosner
Foster
Edward
Attempted assassination of St Petersburg official
An attack on M. Malinowski vice director of the interior ministry telecommunication department occurred in St Petersburg. He survived with light injuries. a suspect was arrested. In Fetwmaburg a naval construction fire killed twelve and destroyed a cruiser and stores worth two million roubles.
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St. Petersburg
M. Malinowski
Giubores
Famed Wet Basin Springe Hotel Destroyed by Fire
The Wet Basin Springe hotel at Orlewne Indiana burned early today destroying a hotel famed as a west health resort. Over two hundred guests lost most possessions as the flames spread rapidly and visitors fled in nightgowns. Several were injured and fears of fatalities spread before confirming all guests were accounted for. The blaze is believed caused by an overheated range.
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Orlewne
Ind
Baien Springe
Paniie
French Lick Springs
Bedford
Indiana
Amian
Weat Haden
Train Struck Carriage Killing Four at Crossing
Report from Flint Michigan dated June 14 describes a train hitting a carriage carrying Major Geo Buckingham his daughter and others at a crossing, resulting in four deaths. Other items note a Paris factory explosion killing fifteen and injuring many at a chemical plant, with debris scattered and many trapped.
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Blebigan
Flint
Mich
Geo
Buckingham
Anns
Mia
Thomas Appigte
Mre
Humphreye
Worming
New York Wheat and Market Figures June 14
The New York wheat market failed to sustain an advance with closing 5-8 lower. Chicago down 7-4, Liverpool unchanged. Opening trades showed 77 then dipped, with a close around 76 3/4 to 77. Stocks remained steady as money moved. other items include coffee prices and detailed sugar and wool notes.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Clowe
SURRENDER OFFERED BY INSURGENT LEADER CAI LLES
General Callies reveals plan to surrender 100 rifles tomorrow and 100 more in three days at Manila. He cites recent Lipa skirmish deaths of three soldiers linked to American deserters in near garrison ranks. Colonel Holanoa with five officers and 41 rifles reported warned at Lipa.
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Manila
Callies
Lipa
Holanoa
Warren Dured
Will Fight to the Death Mrs Botha Speaks on Husband
Mrs Louie Botha declares her husband will continue the wear in South Africa until victory or death. interview notes no official mission. In Washington there is no further bulletin on Mrs McKinney’s condition beyond steady improvement. General Booth convalescent in London after illness. Havana reports Cuba’s inauguration set for February 24, 1902.
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Drusdels
Louie Hotha
South Africa
Washington
Janet
Walla Walla Youth Accused of Murder Attempt in Love Tragedy
Will Davie, a Walla Walla man described as a foolhardy lover, shot at Miss Haworth and Charles McConnell after an alleged jealous dispute over unrequited love. Miss Haworth, about 17, wounded in the breast, is not yet fatally harmed. McConnell was shot in the left arm. Davie fled the scene as rumors of lynching rise.
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Walla Walla
Will Davie
Boothiack
Evant
Howri
Miss Haworth
Charles McConnell
North Fourth
Kim Streets
Davie
McConnell
Ete
Davis
Wormmo
Indianapolis Hosts Woodmen Convention Date 1909
Indianapolis to host the Modern Woodmen convention on June 14. The gathering will mark the next annual meeting of the group, with events planned around the city in 1909.
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Indianapolis
Indianapoliedta
Ex Governor Fingree Ill in London Report
London report notes ex Governor Fingree in June for health issues. The text mentions Governor Pine of Michigan in connection with the case, reporting an acute peritonitis diagnosis and hospital care.
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London
Michigan
Profusion of artistic elegance in Crockery Display
A local display showcases china designs that outshine European rivals in tea dinner and salad sets with romantic landscapes in pietra dura style. Cut glass novelties complement the collection, offered at modest prices, inviting buyers to inspect the wares.
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Jack, the Ripper
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Malinowski
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Ae Mainy
Meany
Great Britain
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Kiewge
Wty
New York Market
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Rio
Oyrien
Mrs. Botha
Booth
General Hooth
Salvation Army
Purina Yuawterday
Havana
Japore
Whitman College
Wallin Walla
Aindreas Yard
St. Paul's
Adetin Kiew
Congregational Church
A. Hauerbach
Meyerhoor'a
Mies Luvile Jamon
Rev
Hart
Rice
Veodome
Nampa
Idaho
Mera
Sharar
Brouch
Norria & Howe
Rta
Eppie Haworth
Charles M.cornell
the Peoples Warehouse
Main Street
Pendleton, Or
C. Rohrman
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