Grand Army parade in Salt Lake City amid heat
Weather-beridden Grand Army of the Republic march in Salt Lake City drew 6,000 veterans and 100 children from the streets. Heat reached 86 degrees as a living flag plan was abandoned and emergency stations treated about 40 people including 15 veterans and 30 children.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Salt Lake
Utah
Emerncy
Grand Army
Trea Rolief
Nebraska
Illinois
Arapahoe Adrift After Shaft Breaks In Storm
The steamship Arapahoe bound from New York to Jacksonville and Savannah broke its tall shaft Wednesday at 2 41 PM and drifted toward Morehead City Beaufort reported. The vessel carried passengers and faced strong northerly winds driving it toward shore amid a heavy sea. Also noted is the arrest of a Chicago murder suspect Doctor Walton Williams in a barricaded room after a police gunfight. He reportedly confessed to killing Mrs Hattie Duncan in Chicago and another woman in Memphis years earlier.
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Arapahoe
Jackeauville
Savannah
New York
Wireles Sheesage
Beaufort
N. C
Adrif el Plenty
C. Q. DD
Walton
Alles Willams
Mra Hattie Duncan
Chicago
Mra Duncan
Memphis
Tenn
Well Known Kentucky Partner Shot by Six Masked Men
Kentucky farmer John Simpson of Scotteville was killed Tuesday night after six masked men summoned him from his cabin. The alleged motive centers on a custody battle led by Mrs. Dotgins, with Simpson said to have supported her.
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Kentucky
John Simpson
Scotteville
Tina
Dotgins
Impson
Will to break will of Kansas City saloonkeeper
A suit to break the will of Charles Schattner, a wealthy Kansas City saloonkeeper and politician, seeks to overturn a 117000 charity bequest and 25000 to Black employees. Eugene Schattner alleges intoxication impaired judgment and undue influence by Mary Yates and a housekeeper. Remaining beneficiaries include a porter and a nurse. The estate is valued at about 200000.
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Charles Schattner
Kansas City
Eugene Schattner
Esfe
Mary Fe, Yates
Ten Die In Vernon Okanagan Hotel Fire
A blaze at the Okanagan hotel in Vernon British Columbia destroyed the building in the early hours. Ten western guests perished and several were injured while firefighters and rescuers pulled others to safety. The loss is estimated at twenty six thousand dollars.
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Hickling
Julius Sigalote
UK Town
Woman in hospital after drug link in New York incident
Mrs Helenbeth Nocker, described as wife of a Chicago businessman, collapsed on a New York City subway platform following a cab incident near Twenty eighth Street and Madison Avenue. William H. Lachlan of Bay Ridge Brooklyn is under arrest as a disorderly conduct suspect while police investigate, with the hospital stating she will recover.
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Monpital
Com
Crug
Mra Hillanbeth Nocker
Twenty Eighth Street
New York
Chicago
William H. Lehlan
Bay Rider
Brooklyn
Noskera
William 8. Lehian
Tam
LAND PRIZES DRAWN IN COEUR D ALA LOTTERY EVENT
Crowds gathered in Coeur d Alene Idaho as Helen Hamilton blindfolded drew envelopes for 105000 prizes. Winners include Selig Medmark Cornwell Neubauer Maloney Atkinson Sharp Weiderbach Rising Westcott Parker Sherlock Lindsley Goldberg McCarthy among others in a wide sweep of states and cities. Additional drawings set for Montana Flathead and Spokane reservations with substantial prizes planned.
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Uncle Sam
Coeur d’Ale
Cr .Alens
Idaho
Helen Hamilton
Coeur d'Alene Taedian
John Medmark
Spokane
Wash
Charles G. Cornwell
Sporkane
Herman Neubauer
South
Tecoma
Rita T. Maloney
William W. Atkinson
Troy
T—Maude Sharp
Martinsville
Nne
Peter Weiderbach
Batte Mont
Paul Rising
St Pau
Minn
Lewis Kemper
Washington, Mo
James B. Westcott
St. Paul Minn
F. W. B. Parker
Oklahome City
Okla
Henry Sherlock
Rinelale
Elizabeth FH
Lindsley
Steer
Iag
Kan
John F. Goldberg
Fargo
NLD
Ray McCarthy
Emmets Omrg
Ranchman Garren Guarded Denver Flood Victims
J R Garren a ranchman rode ahead of a fifteen foot wall of water roaring down Dry Creek West Denver Colo to warn residents. His warning likely saved many lives as hundreds sought higher ground during the cloud burst that caused damage estimated to reach 150000 dollars.
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Dry Creek
Denver
Colo
J. R. Garren
Record Sugar Cargo Arrives as Cuban Crop Soars
The steamer Mercedes reached New York from Cienfuegos Cuba with a record cargo of raw sugar and as the first to enter under the Payne bill lower duty. She carried bags, the largest car seen in years, signaling a sugar flood as Cuba’s cane harvest for the year is described as the largest in recent memory.
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Mercedes
New York
Ciensuegon
Cuba
Payne
South Dakota Elopement and Rediscovery Tale
A 15 year old girl from Black Hills and a married man eloped toward the north, chased by two men, then the pair vanished with few funds and horses. The girl hoped for marriage at journey’s end. Separately, Glenn Kimball, believed dead since 1895, resurfaced in North Dakota after years away, triggering questions about an earlier burial and life insurance.
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Chase North
Sherri
Chark Bout
Custer Courty
Custer
Jon
Chaesun
Brances Cawlaky
Cawlaky Ranch
Closun
Wheeler
Cawtaky
Cawisky
Almiret
Chaon
Ball
Glenn
Kimibad
South Dakota
Sepeember
Niawite
Larimore
Te Wan
Kimball
Rote
Neb
Owhlow
Prosper
Minn
North Dakota
Glenn Kd Deadwood
Ises
Appraisal Board Nears Finish on Cheyenne Land Project
Work nearly completed as the Appraisal Board on the Cheyenne River reservation expects to finish preliminary tasks for opening 2,000 acres of land shortly after the 16th of this month. Government geological survey findings on coal and sand possibilities may influence but not halt the plan, with permission and work to begin in October.
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Cheyenne Lands Angus
Cheyenne River Reservation
Government Geological Survey
Trial date set in Victor Maken case for August 24
The trial of Victor Maken is fixed for August 24 by Judge McNulty at Aberdeen after prosecutors rejected a plea deal. Maken had sought a life sentence in exchange for a guilty plea, but State's Attorney Van Styke refused. Victim: Christi family member and Michael Romayne. Also noted: John Weber charged with murder after a June 19 fight with Carl Bollinger. Bollinger died July 1 from injuries.
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Victor Maken
McNulty
Aberdeen
Victor Caer
Emil Victor
Christi
Michael Romayne
Victor
van Styke
John Weber
Herrard
Carl Bollinger
de Weber
Bollinger
Weber
Auction Disposes State Building After City Bid
The old state building, donated to the state, was auctioned Saturday with Shire Secretary Polley presiding. Only one bid appeared from A D Hongel for Morre at 1000 dollars. The legislature favored returning the structure to the city, but a minimum price and city preference prevented other bids.
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OWL State Ing
Nid State
Shire
Polley
Pirree
A.D. Hongel
Morre
Legizature
Indemnity School Lands Selected in Four South Dakota Districts
The state land department lists 10 000 acres in the Bel Pourche district and in the Hell Fourche area with selections made in Butte and Southern Harding counties. Indemnity lands are taken from Crow Creek and Lower Brule reservations where allotments have claimed state lands, forcing sales to recover lands lost to the school fund. Reservations remain in a similar condition, requiring future selections.
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Bel Pourche
State Land Department
Tae
Helle Fourche
Butte
Harding
State Shot Lande
Crow Creole
Lower
Arule
Rede
Taft Signs Tariff Bill Amidrow adjournment vote marked
President Taft signs the Pagnetary tariff bill at the White House, with 47 to 1 Senate approval and Congress adjourning. Seven Republicans vote no while Democrats split, as Taft defends the measure as honoring pre election pledges and notes downward revisions.
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Congress
Taft
Tol
Washington
White House
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Haverty
Repubitcans
Clapp
Nelson
Minnexon
Beveridge
Ta Mana
Cummins
Dolliver
Tawa
Bristow
Kansas
la Fallette
Wisconsin
Senator McEnery
Louisiana
Lietaila
Ark
Xiana Davis
Owen Johnson
Richardson McEnery
Taylor
House
Sereno KE. Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Payne
Fatal boxing bout on Vermont ship leaves man dead
During a boxing match on the battleship Vermont in Provincetown harbor two mess attendants, Foster and Williams, fought ten rounds but the bout was halted in the sixth as Foster suffered fatal injuries. Foster died from his wounds, and Williams was watched by ship police after the surgeon reported the severity of Foster’s condition. In a separate incident near Coatesville, Pennsylvania, Hannah Gibson shot William Thompson, who died from his wounds. she said he attacked her with a stick while she was gathering wood.
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Hannah Gibson
Coatesville
Wilnm Thompson
Lancaster
Abner Jarvin
Ucle Abner
Jane
Abner
Bomb thrown into crowd injures nine in Woonsocket
A dynamite bomb exploded among a street crowd in Woonsocket Rhode Island injuring nine people with one expected to die. The bomber was not arrested and the motive remains a mystery.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Munyon’s Eminent Doctors Offer Free Medical Examination
A Philadelphia based medical ad promises free full examination by eminent doctors. Readily available mail in service asks for a completed examination blank to diagnose and advise cures or non cures with no obligation. Free advice unconditionally offered.
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Munyon
Jefferson Streets
Philadelpia
Fashion Hints and Local Tales Run Through Odd Column
A collage of fashion notes and small town anecdotes unfolds. The piece jokes about one piece linen dresses, hot weather wear, and “Iron lace” collars, then shifts to a parade of quirky conversations at a corner grocer and a county fair fortune teller. An inventorish jab about spring waste baskets sits alongside a health ad touting Grape Nuts as a cure for indigestion with a dramatic testimonial.
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Veterans IN Parade
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Ty Hery K. Thaw
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Sass
George van Dyke
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Premed Car Company
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Sioux Marta
Rock Island Railway
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John St Higbee
William Hans
Kes Mix County
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Sraborn County
Charles Mix County
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Albert Cook
Vermillion
South Dakota Drugeists' Association
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John T. Hitt
Meine
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Mioux Falls
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Minnehaha County
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Seattle Exposition
State of
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W. M. Morgan
George Franklin
Sioux
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Luckens
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Freeman Knowles
United States District Court
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Kean Burkett
Lodse Burnham
Lorimer
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Parton
Olver Carter
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Wye
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Toot
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Depew Smith
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Rayner
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