Vatican illness sparks anxiety as pope’s condition feared
Reports from Rome say great anxiety surrounds the pope’s illness with his physician at his bedside. Prolonged heat in the east causes fatalities, while Yale defeats Harvard in the inter university race on the Thames. Millionaires charter the Deutschland for New York as canal plans loom in New York State.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Domeneo Sena
Colorado
Needles
Cal
William J. Meredith
John Considine
Tom Considine
Seattle
Pittaberg
New London
Conn
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Harvard
Thames
J. P. Morgan
Joe Ladue
Dawson City
Klondike
Schuyler Falls
N. Y
Mr. Ladue
Alaska
King Edward
Mr. Whitney
Volodyoveki
Kpeon Downe
Marlborough House
Delinquent horses to be sold at North Yakima today
A band of 67 head of horses owned by Henry Gamble are listed for sale in North Yakima to settle delinquent taxes. Franchises filed and a $2,000,000 railroad company announced plans to build from Sumpter to Bourne Ute this summer.
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Henry Gamble
Sumpter
Bourne
Ute
Oregon
California
Washington
Britinh Columbia
Vancouver
Wasrh
Dunn
Pacific Coast
Hte
Boundary Line
United States
Astoria
Rea
Ashland
Wie
Clarekanie
Albert Bateman
Main Street
Wael
Bateman
Arigeo
Eltivens
Rush of haste and health in modern America obituary tone
The piece laments the popular rush in American life and its toll on health. It notes many prominent deaths attributed to stomach troubles and haste related illnesses. It also advertises Dr. Pierce's Medical Advice being available free on request.
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Pierce
Pennsylvania Railroad Tunnel Caves In at Hoffman Street
Baltimore residents flee as the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel under Hoffman Street caved in early morning. An extra train halted before disaster, water mains burst, gas pipes broken, and the cave system expanded threatening nearby houses within the nearly mile long tunnel.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hoffman Street
Marquand & Co Affairs Show Brighter Outlook
In New York on June 2 Wall Street expects the Seventh National Bank case to reveal healthier conditions than the Finch indictment suggested. The US commissioner found the initial complaint insufficient for arrests though further evidence may be considered. On June 20 Frank Killivan Smith, Marquand Co assignee, said the outlook looks brighter though full determinations hinge on expert book examinations, with $8,000,000 liabilities not supported and creditors not facing loss.
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Wall Street
Seventh National Bank
Atepa
Finch
Marine National Bank
Fieh
Ferdinand Ward
United States
Frank Killivan Smith
Marquand Co
Smith
Howlsoenya
Parisian racer leads Berlin start in auto race
The French driver Fournier Gia arrives first in Berlin at 11 38 am to finish the long race amid cheers as bands played. Wilhelm II not present for the arrival but will greet later at a banquet honoring the contestants.
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Berlin
Fournier Gia
Eaiser Wilhelm War
Non-Union Imported Machinists Hinted for SF Works
The Union Iron Works in San Francisco plans to hire twenty five non union imported machinists and assign them to work Monday under armed protection, a move seen as a potential trigger for violence amid ongoing strikes.
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San Francisco
Union Iron Works
Somewhat garbled notices from Louisville and nearby
A damaged clipping reports Loui ville noting the apparent suicide of Dr Samuel ok after indictment for selling lottery tickets. It also mentions a Willamette district campmeeting near Independence and a lightning incident in Eau Claire killing an elephant and injuring people.
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Combie
Samuel Ok
Independence
United Evangelical Church
Willamette District
Wheat Market Steady as Exports Hit Higher Week
The New York market report notes steady wheat prices with yesterday's close near the day before. Weekly export shipments reached 4,550,000 bushels, up from 3,184,000 a year ago, with stocks strong and leaders St Paul and UPL.
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I. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
St. Paul
U. PL
Brother of Joaquin Miller Sparks Flag Incident in Skagway
George Miller, brother of poet Joaquin Miller, cut down a British flag hoisted by a Canadian customs official in Skagway. Officials debated authority and flag rights as the incident drew comment and a local paper noted tensions between American and Canadian authorities over flag symbolism.
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HW. C
Skagway
Shagway
Bushy
Ottawa
George Miller
Eugene, Ore
Joaquin Miller
Miller
C. J. Andreows
United States
Andrews
Husky
Ane
Canada
Carter Knockouts Root in Controversial Bout
In San Francisco June 20 Jack Hoot of Chicago fought Kid Carter of Brooklyn to a disputed finish. Carter landed a hard left to Hoot mid first round sending him to the canvas with a groin injury and the referee ruled a foul against Carter. The crowd roared as police cleared the ring and Carter was cheered.
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Chicago
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Carter Awang
Root
Wand
Carter
Judge Woade Dies Unexpectedly in Indianapolis
Judge W A Woade of the United States district court collapsed at midnight and died at 12:0 this morning. Mrs Woods heard him speak to his wife, then she fetched assistance. Doctors attributed the fatal angina pectoris attack to the sudden collapse.
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Indianapolia
W. A. Woade
United States Dystrict Court
Woods
Lia
Abarp
Mra. Woods
Len
Angina Pectoria
Clash Reported Between Sheepmen and Owl Tide Raisers
A report from Sweetwater country notes a clash between sheepmen and cattle raisers with uncertain details. The region recently saw a dead line set by cattlemen, and overstocked ranges threaten to invade nearby lands. Portland hosts a spiritual meeting for Oregon Spiritualists from June to July, while the Columbia River Loggers plan a three week shutdown in July and August reducing output by about 10 million board feet.
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Sweetwater Country
Sweetwater
Portland
Iete
Oregon
Weralon
Columbia River
Going Home Loaded Delights at Free-Delivery Grocery
A local store showcases a wide range of seasonable delicacies and high grade groceries with free delivery and prompt service. It promotes lowest prices in town for tap and staple goods, urging customers to shop locally for convenience and value.
Astoria Regatta Grows Into Pacific Coast Event
Astoria's eighth annual regatta, staged August 15 16 17, draws crews from California Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Governors and dignitaries will attend as Port land selects a queen and hosts a rivers and harbors committee visit with a luncheon at Hotel Flavel before a special train departure.
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Ore
Astoria Rogatia Wan
Aiuratel
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Nias
Ofc
Columbine
Flavel
General Mhatter Retires From Army After Ten Years
San Francisco report states General Mhatter retires at noon Sunday ending a decade of service. He is succeeded in command of the Department of California by General B. M. Young.
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San Francisco
Ceneral Mhatter
Army
Department of California
B&. OM. Young
Haker City Boyale Appointment
In the competitive examination today Ernest Carr of Itukur City was selected as cadet to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis from the second congressional district. H. H. Bellinger of Portland was chosen alternate.
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Portland
Ore
Ernest Carr
Itukur City
United States Naval Academy
Atmapolia
Bellinger
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