Rosedale Lodge Plans $5000 South Boise Lodge Home
Rosedale Lodge I 0 C F Boise will build a $5000 lodge home in South Boise with part of the building for rent. Hillsboro Oregon grants franchises to two trolley lines that will connect with Portland 20 miles away. Gold mining in Philippines expanded with 256 ounces found at Bagio and more than 200 native miners in Benguet. A 60 mile tornado path devastated the Indian Territory June 24, causing 1 million dollars in damage and three deaths. A Belmont couple in New York saw a birthday altar moment when a fiance smelled liquor and refused to marry. he later drank carbolic acid but was saved. Wallowa prepares to install a new electric light plant. Guarded safety and rail integrity talks occur in New York with Elbert Gary moderating a rail quality conference. Deputy Warden John S. Smith resigns July 1. John Bengen named successor. First Chinese wedding in Union County witnessed by Justice Hough. Wheat prices surge on June 27 with Minneapolis forecast and contracts. Lightning kills W. I. Lister in Olean. two men die attempting rescue in rain. Lewiston Idaho to deploy timberland fire patrols with state aid. McManus Keane saves children after a slip collapse near Tacoma. later praised in papers. Postal route changes prompt carrier Milt Eddy to skip Salisbury proper and start at the railroad station.
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Rosedale Lodge
Boise
Hillsboro
Ore
Portland
Baguio
Philippine Islands
Benguet
Hse
Wallowa
Wallowa Mercantile Company
Wallowa Sun
Speerale Manufac
The Salisbury Mail Refuses Offload on Sumpter Branch
Aaker City Herald reports a queer condition with the Salisbury mail on the Sumpter branch. The Salisbury post office will not throw off mail at Salisbury, Raker County, prompting questions about handling and delivery procedures.
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Salisbury
Raker
Sumpter
Saya
Aaker City Herald
Jews to Settle in Southwest
A four member Jewish immigrant party from Russia and Romania arrives aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Castle in Galveston. They represent the start of the Jewish Immigration Society's plan to form Jewish colonies in Texas and west of the Mississippi, selecting artisans, mechanics, and farmers for new life in a southern colony.
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Galveston
Texas
Parrasengers
Lloyd
Castle
Bremen
Russia
Rommania
Priests Plan Calgary Mission to Find Wives for Settlers
French Canadian settlers in the northwest spark a marriage by proxy scheme. Alberti priests propose sending wives from Quebec to Calgary to boost a French speaking Catholic population. The plan faces ridicule but supporters cite similar arrangements in France aiding early Canadian settlers.
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Canadian
Northwest Territories
Alberti
Canadian Territories
Quebec
Northwest
Western
Prairies
New York
Sun
Calgary
France
Canada
Legal actions seek return of coal lands in Wyoming
Timothy F Burke United States attorney for Wyoming leads two suits against Diamond Coal and Coke company alleging fraudulent 1760 and 2760 acre coal land entries in Tinta and Evanston districts. The government seeks restoration of lands and damages for timber taken from forests used as mine property. Thomas Sneddon and Daniel Harrison accused of conspiring in 1900 to defraud the government with fraudulent homestead filings and transfers to the Diamond company.
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United States District Court
Timothy F. Burke
United States
Wyoming
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Utah
Alta County
Wyo
Cheyenne Tribune
Tinta County
Diamondville
T. F. Burke
Thomas Sneddon
Diamondville Mines
Daniel F. Harrison
United States Land Office
Evanston
Remarkable Recovery After Doctor’s Failure
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper recounts a dramatic revival from severe lung and throat hemorrhages aided by Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits instant relief, reduced coughing and bleeding, and a return to work in three weeks. Tallman & Co. advertises the remedy priced 60 cents to 1 dollar with a small bottle free.
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Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Tallman & Co
Daytons and aliases referenced in old court notes
A fragmented notice mentions Dr Dayton and aliases over the past three years and a verdict seen by many, with references to W Willinson jeweler Dayton Bros eye apedalinta and a French restaurant, dated July 1.
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Dr. Dayton
W. Willinson
Dayton Bros
Father Thought Child Suffered from Cuban Itch and Sores
A mother reports a child afflicted with widespread sores from head to foot and continuous itching. The child could not be dressed and cried constantly. She mentions trying gut remedies advised by a neighbor and notes months of illness.
Cure for Dreadful Disease Promises Relief
An old medical ad claims Cuticura products cure a dreadful illness. It describes a patient suffering severe symptoms, then relief after using Cuticura Ointment and Soap with rest and treatment. The notice appeals to readers to seek the advertised remedy as a near-term cure.
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Cuba
Ballowe
Liquor to Indians Case In Culdesac Leads to Arrests
Robert Pratt saloonkeeper and Martin Carmnon bartender of Culdesac were arrested Monday afternoon on charges of selling liquor to Indians. The case invokes the old state law from 1877, a misdemeanor if proven, with the Dick case ruling affecting prosecutions under federal law. Legal observers await whether the old statute will be upheld as constitutional.
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Robert Pratt
Culdesac
Martin Carmnon
Indiana
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
Beatty
Lewinton Tribune
Mercury in Catarrh Remedies Warned Against
The text warns that medicines containing mercury damage the nervous system and should only be used under a physician’s prescription. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as a safe internal remedy, noting it is mercury free and sold in bottles.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Contalor Po
Cheney & Co
Crnazate
Fifty-Seven Graduates at Oregon Thirty-First Commencement
Fifty-seven degrees were conferred at the thirty-first annual University of Oregon commencement on Thursday. In Villard hall 54 graduates sat on the decorated platform with faculty and some regents present. Senator John delivered the graduating address as the program's feature. Separately, in Louisville Kentucky two thousand Building Trades Alliance workers went on strike to enforce the closed shop.
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University of Oregon
Eugene Guard
Villard Hall
Apposite
University
John
Building Trades Alliance
Lauinville, Ky
Unclear text about General Kuroki and Alfred Benjamin Co
Fragmentary passage praises General Kuroki and mentions Alfred Benjamin Co in relation to clothing and business promises. The readable speech is promotional and lacks coherent facts or a clear event, making the intended news item difficult to determine.
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Kuroki
Japan
Sam
Republic
Alfred Benjamin & Co
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