Americans Visit Kaiser Prince Henry in Kiel
The Kaiser's reception for Admiral Cotton and the American squadron is described amid lavish honors. Kaiser Wilhelm praises U S Navy courtesies while Prince Henry prepares for a visit with Ambassadors Meyer and other officials. Hotels are crowded as yachting events draw many attendees. Fireman killed on North Shore. a Cleveland horse show and Sioux Valley Medical meeting are noted in brief items.
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al Kiel
Port Author
Grain Market Notes From Coe Commission Company
Quotations furnished by Coe Commission Company local manager R L Boulter dated June 22 with wheat prices for Minneapolis and June 26. The report notes extremely bullish conditions and a dry Northwest, an advance of about 1 1/2 cents per bushel with small recessions, advising caution on the bull side but expecting wheat to again become a buy if prices break.
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Coe Commission Company
R. L. Boulter
Court Street
Minneapolis
Schwab Hosts Homestead Graduates In Atlantic City
Through Charless M. Ich of United States Steel Corporation twenty six young women from the Industrial Institute of Homestead Pennsylvania arrive in Atlantic City to celebrate their graduation. They will stay in guest apartments at a leading hotel aboard Mr Schwab's private car Loretto during the next few days.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charlee Mich
United States Steel Corporation
Industrial Institute of Homestead
Schwab
Schwal
Chinese Government Talks Preserve Manchuria Sovereignty
London June 23 official advices from the Chinese government say negotiations with Russia are progressing to preserve Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria and to respect the rights of other powers.
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China
London
King Peter of Servia Takes Oath and Reviews Troops
Nelgrade on June 25 Peter was sworn in as king before the kuptsachina and afterward reviewed the troops amid favorable public reaction. His decision to travel unaccompanied drew comment, while the presence of Colonels Maschin and Mig chus, noted assassins, surprised onlookers at the ceremony. Fighting Joe bronzes emerge in Boston as Hooker statue march proceeds at the Massachusetts state house. This colossal bronze statue, by Daniel C French, rises about 15 feet with a matching pedestal, commemorating General Joseph Hooker.
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Nelgrade
Peter
Maschin
Migchus
Joe
Boston
Mase
Joseph Hooker
State House
Massachusetts
Daniel C French
Troste
New Giant on Chicago Board Forecasts Armour Loss
June 24 Chicago reports a new giant on the board predicting Armour will lose five million dollars if the July wheat moves trigger a bull campaign. The clash between Clanee and Armon sparked today as Armour’s followers fear a breakdown while Armour denies being squeezed.
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Chicago
Clanee
Louis Coterie
Armon
Armour
Wny
Chicago Exchange
First Conservation
Uncle Jane or Tom Belgrade trip noted in fragment
A fragmentary item mentions Uncle Jane or Tom and a trip toward Belgrade with planned movement. Details are unclear, but the note points to a travel or family reference connected to Belgrade.
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Uncle Jane
Tom
Belgrade
Problems Across Nations Strike and Labor Unrest
June 26 reports show Portugal facing acute labor trouble with cavalry and warships ordered to Oporto to quell unrest as workers push for control amid industry standstills. In Indiana Harbor machinists press for eight hour days without wage cuts, while contracts expire and strikes spread to Spokane and New York building trades. Wilkes-Barre hosts a conciliation board meeting to organize operators and miners.
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Chicago
Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Milwaukie
Inland Company
Portugal
Oporto
Spain
Three Tramps Killed in Monon Freight Wreck
A Monon freight derailed at Rahgold this morning near Lafayette Indiana. Seven cars left the tracks and three tramps were killed in the wreck. Local officials investigated the incident and measured the derailed cars for damages and causes.
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Lafayette
Ind
Rahgold
First Combined Harvester Ready for Delivery
The Rigby Clove factory will deliver its first combined harvester soon to C. K. Cock ron of Sherman county. Additional machines go to Alex McKensie of Adams Jon B. Gherking Robert Copplek Athena John Leedy Helix William Howard La Grande Wakeburg Spokane Ritwvile. factory plans to expand capacity next year as demand grows and the foundry continues robust casting for the harvester.
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C. K. Cockron
Sherman County
Alex McKensie
Adams
Jon
B. Gherking
Robert Copplek
Athena
John Leedy
Helix
William Howard
la Grande
Wakeburg
Spokane
Ritwvile
Additio
Heppner Rebuilding Hope Guides Hidden Despair
The article describes Heppner's recovery after disaster, detailing Mrs. Van Oredall and other fraternal orders delivering aid, clothing, and money. It notes relief committees organized by local leaders, strong community spirit, and plans for enduring reconstruction despite numerous challenges and ongoing sanitation and debris issues.
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van Oredall
As Stliman
Ada Ross
Wort
van Orsdall
Ula
Heppner
Speeke
Weoodertt
Dor C. J. Smith
Pendletonton
J A. Hinkeley
Pete
Local club aids Heppner relief with $25 gift
A Tuesday evening meeting approved a $25 donation to help relief efforts in Heppner. The funds will be sent to Mrs. Gillam, head of the Eastern Star chapter in that city.
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Heppner
Christian Endeavorers Converge for Ohio State Convention
Hundreds of corhueiastic Christian Endeavorers have taken Elyria for their annual state convention to be held here over the next three days. Delegations arrive from Toledo Columbus Cleveland Marietta Dayton Springfield Findlay and other cities. Noted speakers include Dr Francia Clark founder of the society Rev J Wilbur Chapman evangelist and President HM King of Oberlin College. Officers report the Ohio society in flourishing condition.
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Mivein
Elyria
Toledo
Columbus
Cleveland
Marietta
Dayton
Springfield
Findlay
Francia
Clark
Jd. Wilbur Chapman
HM. C. King
Oberlin College
Ohio
Last Consistory in Rome and Columbia Trial Change
Rome saw the public consistory this morning with Leo reportedly near attendance fatigue. Thousands knelt as red hats were placed and new cardinals blessed. In Columbia the court moved Timatn's trial to an adjoining county, indicating a change of venue.
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Rome
Leo
Columbia
Court Today
Timatn
Topeka Legislature Session Ends With Tax Relief Measures
In Topeka on June 26 the legislature wrapped up the afternoon session with tax abatements in the Mood district and allocation of funds for relief programs. Several bills were advanced toward final passage, including measures affecting local levies and public aid.
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Topeka
Great Storm in Texas Destruction Tops Million
Dallas on June 26 reports a storm that caused more than 1 million dollars in damage. Two deaths are confirmed and the situation is still developing with possible additional losses.
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Texas
Dallas
Pomeroy Woman Acquitted in Self-Defense Plea
The Pomeroy jury acquitted Min Lartigue of murdering her husband, after a night of deliberation. Prosecution contends Lartigue shot after three strikes with a revolver, but defense argues self defense to save her life. Lartigue, connected to Garfield County and Dayton, was defended by Gow of Walla Walla and Goodman of Dayton.
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Pomeroy
Min Lartleie
Dartigue
Ter Tite
Insane Milton Woman Sent To Asylum After Flood Excitement
Sheriff Taylor returned from Salem with Lou Weston to testify in the state’s case against Ed Terwiller charged with hare theft. An insane Mrs Elizabeth Terwiller of Milton was found awaiting him on arrival and was sent back with him for care after examination by Dr Cole and Judge Fitz Gerald. Wisconsin allocates 20000 for state building at the World’s Fair in St Towle.
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Milton
Cole
Fitz Gerald
P. Davis
Mr. Taylor
Gaulant
Jewish group protests over Hebrew recognition in Russia
Washington June 25 President Roosevelt decides to transmit the Mina Brith petition on Jewish trustment in Ruvala. A letter released by Secretaryoy says the question is whether such proceedings aid persecuted Jews and the president will consider the opinion of leading Americans and Russian reception.
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Washington
Hooeevelt Hae
Mina Brith
Ruwala
Widrew
Simon
Thie
Iloninte
Russia
Be Dropped From League in Tacoma Meeting
Spokane reports indicate manager Garrett will push at Monday's Pacific National League meeting in Tacoma to drop the Helena and Portland clubs due to poor attendance. The Coast League series in Portland will be abandoned and players reassigned to strengthen other clubs.
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Spokane
Garrett
Tacoma
Helena
Portland
Diamond's Conviction Affirmed by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals today affirmed Captain Diamond of the New York police, found guilty in 1901 of neglect of duty for permitting parallel homes to exist in his precinct. He was fined $1,000.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Diamond
New York Police
Wedding Tour to Alaska Unites Welser Couple in Weber
Dr A M Quil and Maude Baker of Welser Idaho wed at Kinwieratorian church parsonage Weber city officiated by Rev J Diwen Dr. and Mrs Cur. The couple plan a long trip including Seattle and Valdez Alaska for a special observance with friends joining quietly.
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Presbyterian
A. M. Quil
Mine Maude Baker
Idaho
Kinwi Retorian
J. Diwen
Mra Cur
Weber
Doctor
Mini Baker
Cursous
Bowen
Badley
Thin City
Tie Wroom
Mea
Carl
Seattie
Valdes
Alaska
Uey
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