VULTURES DESPOIL CLEVELAND GRAVE AS FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE
At Princeton June 26 a chaotic scene saw guards restore order as soldiers flooded the cemetery precincts. Crowds broke a fence to raid floral tributes for ex president Cleveland with a limited press presence and security plans to shield officials. Mounted troops and secret service teams were deployed along the funeral route.
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Princeton
Cleveland
N. 2
United Press
Kanako
Tokio
Mia
Monmouth Mounted
Intervalyail
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Destructive Train Collision Shocks Bombay Line
Calcutta June 24 A collision between a freight and an express train on the Bombay railway today caused many injuries and extensive wreckage. Passengers were trapped under debris and some burned. Death toll unknown until wreckage is cleared as rescuers work amid scorched remains and frantic care by the uninjured.
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Calcutta
Wiele
Bombay
State Bankers Meet Opens in Salem
Salem June 26. The State Bankers association began a two day session with delegates from major Oregon banks and from San Francisco and Chicago. Montie Gwinn of Pendleton responded to the mayor's welcome. Afternoon programs covered financial legislation and banking problems.
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Salem
State Bankers’ Association
Oregon
San Francisco
Chicago
Montie Gwinn
Pendleton
Roger
Rich Coeur d'Alenes ore strike at Anchor Mine
Wallace Idaho June 26 One of the richest strikes in Coeur d Alenes history reported on the Anchor Mining company Burke property between the Mammoth and Hevla mines Evan Evans Spokane and M Maher Burke are principal owners The pay streak is one foot wide carrying silver values in the essay shows 1250 ounces to the ton with samples from two to four thousand per ton Found at the bottom of an 85 foot shaft.
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Wallace
Idaho
Coeur d'Alenes
Anchor Mining Company
Burke
Mammoth
Hevla
Evan Evans
Spokane
M. Maher
Fire destroys ten buildings in Centralia blaze
Fire at two this morning gutted a block of ten buildings in Centralia. The flames gained headway before discovery. Loss estimate not yet set but likely in the thousands. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Centralia
Private dispatches describe Rawhide milling camp near standstill
From Reno dated June 24, reports say the Rawhide milling camp is nearly idle due to a lack of banks and money. Mines close for want of funds, workers go unpaid, people rapidly leave, and merchants fear rapid depopulation of the town.
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Reno
Nev
Rawhide
Exchanges Close Early In Honor Of Cleveland
New York June 26 all U S exchanges except the cotton exchange will close after 1 o clock today to pay respect to the memory of Cleveland. The July notice day prevents closing at the cotton exchange.
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New York
Cotton Exchange
United States
Cleveland
Mill Accident at Hoquiam Leaves Man Arm Torn Off
Frank Ward suffered a severe accident at a LW mill in Hoquiam when his left arm was drawn into cue wheels. Doctors say the bones were broken but the limb was completely severed, narrowly avoiding a fatal outcome if not stopped promptly.
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Hoquiam
Frank Ward
Buti
Train Smashes Handcar Near Saxe Station
A handcar on the track near Saxe was struck by passenger train No. 46 as crew fled. B Mathews was badly hurt, Edwards treated at Walla Walla hospital, others crippled. accident blamed on train crew carelessness.
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Saxe
Walla Walla
Ratia
B. Mathews
Edwards
Shah Suppresses Rebellion as British Demand Sheds Light
Teheran reports say the Shah suppresses the rebellion while Cossacks are named governor of Tehran and military rule begins. A bomb attempt on the Shah is being investigated as the British demand withdrawal of deputies from the legation grounds by six. Refugees and soldiers guard the parliament as tensions rise.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Teheran
Jegution
Legation
Constitutional Party
Parliament House
England
Coast League Highlights From June 25 With Portland Victory
Portland defeated Los Angeles 15 to 0 as Webfooters battered three local pitchers. Johnson homered once and added two near the center field fence shots. Groom pitched for Portland, while Los Angeles struggled at the plate. Other scores noted across the league include San Francisco beating Oakland and several American and Northwestern League games, plus Norman Elberfeld named New York manager after Clark Griffith resignation.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Webfooters
Johnson
Angeles
Groom
Philadelphia
Norman Elberfeld
New York Baseball Club
Clark Griffith
Yakima Reservation seeks Jimmie Kooshi in fatal and injurious attack
Yakima Indian Reservation officers hunt Jimmie Kooshi, an Indian, suspected of killing his mother in law and severely wounding his wife. Details of the crime are not yet learned.
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Yakima Indian Reservation
Jimmie Kooshi
Mexican bandits capture a city in Mexico
La Redo Texas June 26 Two hundred armed riders attacked and captured Viesca in Coahuila Mexico. Telegraph wires cut railroad lines torn up a bridge burned. Three killed several wounded troops sent from Mexico City and Saltillo to scene. Government officials deny political significance amid reports of a revolt.
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la Redo
Texas
Viesca
Comhulla
Mexico
Alpo Jx
Saltillo
Republic
Mexican revolution plot claims tied to Espaso raid
Eleven Mexicans were arrested in Espaso Texas for fomenting a revolution on American soil. Authorities found rifles and ammunition in an adobe hut and seized letters and literature linking the group to revolutionary activity. One suspect edited La Reforma del, a local Mexican publication.
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Espaso
Texas
Yeste
la Reformasidel
Records Shatter at Fort Casey Target Practice
Port Townsend June 26 records were broken as top United States army gunners trained on the Pacific coast. At Fort Casey, twelve shots were fired in eleven seconds at a 30 foot by three mile moving target, with seven miles per hour tow. Eleven of twelve scores were hits.
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Port Townsend
Wash
United States Army
Pacific Coast
Fort Casey
Oregon Bankers Meet Opens in Salem
Leaders in Oregon finance gathered in Salem for a two day convention of the State Bankers association. The gathering drew several scores of attendees to discuss banking trends and regional finance issues.
Careless rifle shot shatters window at Montgomery home
A large bore 45 90 rifle bullet crashed through the window and lodged in the window casing at the J E Montgomery residence. Mrs Montgomery and two women feared a gunman was at large before police determined no one was injured and sought the shooter. The incident suggests dangerous firearm use nearby with the bullet likely fired from below town. authorities investigate careless handling and potential danger to residents.
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J. E. Montgomery
Montgomery
SALOONS MUST GO
In Union county the injunction on saloons hinges on a possible Supreme Court ruling. If dissolved, saloons must leave and stay out until final court action. The circuit court decision expected soon will clarify when saloons must depart for voters.
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la Grande
Union County
Supreme Court
Julius Roesch
Anti-Saloon League
Circuit Court
Nome Naval Mutiny Ends as Captain Wins in Iron Bonds
Nome Alaska June 26 Following an attempt by the Whaler Bowl crew to destroy the air by fire in a bid to be sent ashore a mutiny broke out and raged for an hour. The captain finally prevailed and twenty two crew members are now in irons.
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Nome
Alaska
Hold up foiled by swift response near Dye Works
Frank Lorimer of Pendleton Dye Works fought off a would be robber on East Alta Street near Byers mill last night. He gained about 60 dollars, struck the assailant with a gonker, then sprinted to Main Street to alert night officers. The suspect fled. no one matching the description was found.
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Mr. Lorimer
E. Kk
Lorimer
East Alta Street
Byer
Main Street
Bunnie's
Paris Hit by Rain Spoiled Firefly Invasion
In recent days Paris endured a strange downpour as fires descended with rain alarming passers by. Once the shower ceased the flies invaded homes. The creatures called biblons of St Mark measure about two fifths of an inch with large ears. Their wings are long yet weak and their hooked feet cling tightly to surfaces. They have a short existence spanning only a few days.
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Paris
St. Mark
Barnes Murder Trial On Again At Walla Walla
The second trial of Bud Barnes for the murder of Mrs Anna Aldrich progresses after a day and a half of juror selection and testimony. The wife of the prisoner sits beside him as attorneys brief the case and the judge rules on a former acquittal issue. Spectators fill the courtroom with many women present.
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Walla Walla
Bud” Barnes
Walla Walla County
Bod" Barnes
Anna M. Aldrich
Isaac Page
Barnes
Bud Barnes
Bud
Republican vice presidential candidate improving in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 26 a Republican vice presidential candidate is reported improving rapidly at the hospital and may leave Monday.
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Sherman
Cleveland
Ohio
Snoqualmie National Forest to Open July 1 in Washington
A new Snoqualmie national forest division will be created on July 1 with headquarters in Seattle. Burt P. Kirkland, a forest supervisor, will oversee the new district. The area runs from the Darrington branch of the Northern Pacific to the Cascade range summit, bounded by the Whitechuck Suitattietivere divide to the north, the NP main line to the south, and the existing Washington national forest boundary to the west.
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Washington National Forest
Snoqualmie National Forest
Seattle
Burt ’P. Kirkland
Darrington Branch
Northern Pacific
Whitechuck and
Suitattietivere
Cascade Range
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washinggton National Forest
Pendleton to Play Double Series With La Grande
Advices from La Grande state Pendleton will stay in the city after July 4 and play two straight series with La Grande, moving a four game set here to La Grande. Pendleton and Walla Walla vie for second place as Pendleton trails, with a loss to La Grande yesterday and Baker City set to open against Walla Walla.
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LA Grande
Priva
P. C
Li Grande
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Baker City
Pos
Garden City
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