Portage of range horses sold. Idaho socialists meet
Emmett tallied a carload of range horses sold for 40 dollars a head and shipped to Oklahoma. Nez Perce county Socialists gathered in Orofino for a June convention with about forty attendees. Veterans from the Philippines receive bronze medals for service.
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Canyon
Countien
Abas Eolintien
Emmett Taan
Oklahoma
Nez Perce
Orofino
Idaho
Philippines
C. C. Eiffe
Boise
Payette Lake
Tt 8
Borah
Taft
Chicago
Nampa
Tornado Hits Charles City Iowa Demolishes Homes
A Sunday tornado swept southwest to northeast through Charles City Iowa demolishing about 200 residences and barns. One man W R Beck is reported killed with four children. The path was about ten rods wide and ripped through farms, lifting water from the riverbed and narrowly missing the city college.
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Charles City
Iowa
W. R. Beck
Mike
Charles City College
FATAL COUNTY SEAT WAR ROCKS EUFAL A OKLA
In Eufaula Oklahoma a fight between about fifteen Checotah men and local residents led to shooting. Deputy Woods was wounded fatally and Joseph Parmeter was injured but not seriously. Authorities say Checotah men came to seize county records by force with rifles and revolvers.
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Eufaula
Okla
Checotah
F M Woods
Joseph Parmeter
Woods
Parmeter
Supreme’ ‘Court
Crazy Man and a Gun Ends in Suicide at Home
Washington reports Dr. Joseph Pospisiel a pension office employee held police at bay for six hours before firing on pedestrians and neighbors. Believing he was under attack he shot at officers when they arrived, reloading his weapon and firing about fifty times without injuring anyone. He then killed himself.
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Washington
Joseph Pospisiel
Pension Office
San Francisco Real Estate Man Dies From Gunshot Wound
San Francisco real estate figure Max W. Zucker of Zuckerman & Co. died at St Marys Hospital from a gunshot wound he said came from his divorced wife a week earlier at his apartments. A note to Dr Almer Veal outlined alleged facts of the case.
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San Francisco
Max W. Zuckerman
Zuckerman & Co
St. Mary's Hospital
Zuckerman
Almer F.veal
King Edward Welcomed Aboard Victoria and Albert
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert where Princess Victoria and a large suite joined a Sunday reception. Royal salutes fired as German sailors cheered the monarch. a guard of honor greeted them on the quay and bands played the British anthem. The royals visited Princess Henry of Prussia and stayed aboard for about an hour.
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King Edward
Kiell
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Princess Henry
Prussia
Wen
Tragedy on San Francisco Street Corner
A jealous dispute ends in a murder suicide on the sidewalk at Golden Gate Avenue and Webster Street. Blanche, 19, and her husband Myra wife? Blanche aged 19, shot and killed herself after a violent quarrel. both bodies removed to the morgue.
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Killa
San
Francisco
George
Botha Rug
Binday
Myra
Blanche
Golden ‘Gate'avenue
Webster ‘Street
Destructive Tornado Strikes Kansas and Nebraska Towns
A violent tornado hit Byron Nebraska and Courtland Kansas, leaving at least twenty one injured and many others hurt or unaccounted. The storm cut communications, destroyed Phillipshire Kansas, and left residents shelterless with hard, lingering pain into the night.
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Byron
Neb
Gourtland
Kan
Goscana
Phillipshire
Kansas
Courtland
Kans
Plague Strikes Laguaira Amid Port Closure Crisis
Caracas reports continuing plague in Laguaira despite Castro decree opening the port on May 29. Communication with the outside world remains cut, daily cases surge, merchants exhausted funds, and no relief for the destitute or efforts to combat the outbreak.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Laguaira
Fifteenth Annual United Commercial Travelers Meet in Salt Lake City
Arrangements are complete for a large visitor turnout for the fifteenth annual United Commercial Travelers grand council in Salt Lake City on June 18 to 20. Delegates will board, and committees report progress on parade, entertainment, and decorations ensuring a successful event for attendees from the Intermountain West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
United Commercial Travelers
Gaya
Twenty Three Men Missing in Gold King Mine Blaze
In Gladstone at the Gold King mine a fire destroyed the mine building. Twenty three men are missing and may be dead. A rescue party of thirty four entered the mine to locate them but bad air and gas halted progress. Fourteen reached the surface while twenty were overcome.
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Silverton
Twen
Gold King
Gladstone
Forget Sisters' Names Leave Brookyn Siblings in Will
In Santa Barbara California a will filed here assigns the bulk of Mrs Mary Ryans fifty thousand dollar estate to three sisters whose names and addresses she forgot Two sisters located are Mrs Katie Whitney and Mrs Anna Doud both of Brooklyn The whereabouts and married name of Bridget Laddy the third sister are unknown
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Santa Barbera
Cal
Mary Ryan
Katie Whitney
Anna Doud
Brooklyn
Bridget Laddy
Wyoming Soldier Weds Washington Bride in Baltimore
Douglas Cordiner of Laramie Wyoming, a United States Naval Academy graduate, eloped with Frances Lipscomb of Washington and married in Baltimore. The couple plans separation as Cordiner is assigned to the battleship Mississippi for the Mediterranean cruise late this summer. The bride’s parents reportedly opposed only briefly and may have preferred a later wedding.
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Wyoming
Washington
Douglas DC
Cordiner
Laramie
Wyo
United States Naval Academy
Frances Lipscomb
Baltimore
Proclamation Aims to End White Slave Trade
A late 19th to early 20th century note recalls a near universal European convention aimed at suppressing the white slave trade. It mentions President Roosevelt and Secretary Root working to secure police aid and immigration control to curb the importation and exportation of women as part of the effort.
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Roosevelt
Attack at Canonization Ceremony Leaves Dreyfus Wounded
At the close of Emile Zola's canonization ceremonies in the Pantheon Paris a shot was fired missing Major Alfred Dreyfus. Louis Anthone Gregori a respected military writer fired twice wounding only the arm. Guards arrested him as ministers and the president escaped injury. The incident sparks a political row with royalist links suspected though Dreyfus escaped serious harm.
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Zola
Drey~fus
Paris
Emile Zola
Pantheon
France
Louis Anthone Gregori
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Gregor
Gregori
L’‘Action Francaise
Woman Charged With Murder Admits Burning Husband Body
Mrs Madeline King of Olalla Washington is jailed after confessing to burning the body of her husband Howard King. She learned of cremation only a fortnight ago and built a funeral pyre near her cabin in the woods.
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Igedittle
Madeline King
Otf Olalia
Wash
Howard King
Anna Marie Fisher
Seattle
Wanks
City in Darkness After Severe Storm Hits Montana
A violent storm cut power in the city Friday night leaving streets dark as overhead lines tangled and trams halted. Mines closed and railway traffic east of Missoula to Helena or Butte disrupted with weeks to repair track and roadbed damage. Northern Pacific redeploys pile drivers to the division as floods advance and rainfall persists with ten thousand workers battling rising waters.
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Corby
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Helena
Butte
St Paul
Here
Death in Trail of Tornado near Geneva Nebraska
A Friday afternoon tornado near Geneva Nebraska killed a four year old girl and a woman named Smith. John H Shively and his son were seriously injured while Mrs Shively and a farmhand Russell suffered critical injuries. The storm destroyed the Shively farmhouse and several nearby buildings including the industrial school's engine house. Multiple injuries were reported but only two confirmed fatalities.
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Geneva
Nebd
John H. Shively
Explosion on armored cruiser near Point Huénene claims four lives
An explosion aboard a United States armored cruiser off Point Huénene caused four deaths and ten injuries after a steam pipe burst in the starboard engine room. The blast occurred minutes after Admiral Uriel Sebree, Captain F. B. Howard, and Chief Engineer Robertson left the area for inspection.
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Terines
Uriel Sebree
F. 8
Howard
Robertson
Auto Turned a Somersault Near Brunswick Germany
A fatal automobile accident occurred near Brunswick on Friday killing Lieutenant Commander sh man and First Lieutenant Johannes Fritzsche. First Lieutenant Elmanhorst and the chauffeur Hicke were severely injured. The high power car nearly hit a girl cyclist, then brake power caused the vehicle to flip twice in a somersault.
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Brunswick
Germany
Shman
Johannes Fritzsche
Elmanhorst
Hicke
Gault
Eight Die in Street Car Collision Near Annapolis
A head on collision between two special cars on the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric railroad near Annapolis Maryland shortly before nightfall Friday killed eight persons and seriously injured many others. Authorities blame a confusion of orders as extra cars ran for Naval academy commencement events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railroad
Naval Academy
Brown and Bread Triumph in Georgia Democratic Primary
Atlanta reports Joseph W. Brown leads in the Georgia Democratic primary with a 15,000 plurality as returns near complete. Governor Smith loses his Fulton County home county and many large counties drift toward Brown. Parades Friday celebrated the victory with bread loaf slogans marking the Brown campaign.
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Atlanta
Joseph W.brown
Smith
Fultona Dnd
Brown
Oklahoma City racial violence reported May 10 incident
Fragmentary OCR recalls a May 10 event in Oklahoma City involving Black residents. Reports mention a shooting and arrests, with names like Hunter Kingsbury and Leah Pride appearing in garbled form. The text lacks coherent details but implies a fatal outcome and police involvement.
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Oklahoma
Uty
caTo
Hiltchéock
Oklahome
Nuler
James ‘Kingsbury
Leah
Buale
Oklahoma’ City
Oregon Senate Fight Colors Early View of Next Legislature
Governor Chamberlain of Oregon, a Democrat, leads as the voters lean toward a senatorship despite a nearly solid Republican legislature. Returns suggest about 17 senators and 31 representatives pledge Statement No 1, with roughly 46 votes needed to elect, risking a possible Republican bid to block Chamberlain.
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Portland
Ore
C. BK. Chamberlain
Oregon
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Senate
United States Senate
Leaped From Burning House Tragedy Claims Miss Bel étraine
A New York fire trapped several at a top floor ballroom as upper windows crowded with people cried for rescue. Miss Marie Bel étraine died in the blaze while Mia. Mary Haggerty suffered severe burns and was listed in critical condition.
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New York
Marie Belétraine
Mia
Mary Haggerty
Commission Named for Tokio Exposition Representation
Secretary Root selects the United States Tokio exposition commission for 1912 with Francis B. Loomis Frederick J W Skiff and Francis D Miller named as commissioners general The group will appoint a secretary and clerical staff after formal appointment within days
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Washington
Root
United States
Francis B. Loomis
Frederick J. W. Skiff
Field Museum of Chicago
Francis D. Miller
Hammond Seeks Republican Vice Presidential Nomination
Washington report says John Hays Hammond plans to enter the race for the Republican vice presidential nomination after western friends urged him. He is a California-born figure now living in Gloucester Massachusetts with past ties to mining but no links to the smelting trust.
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Hammond
Washington
John Hays Hammond
Gloucester
Maas
Gugpen
Xefm Mining Company
King of Artehgte Racers Declarés Made His Last Race
Fragmented text mentions a racer and names Oldfeld, H W Whipple, and Morsepower in unclear context. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the legible portions.
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Artehgte
Tearnest
Oldfeld
H.W. Whipple
Andovers Bankery
Carta
Two Brothers Seek Revenge for Father’s Murder
A fragment suggests Moros brothers vow revenge against whites for their father’s killing fifteen years ago. The passage recalls a murder tied to ongoing conflict and echoes themes of retaliation and blood feud.
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Midvale
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Payette
Lewiston
Washington County
Russell Newman
Weiser
James K. Folk
Post Falls
District Court
W .S. Bruce
Capital State Bank of Boise
Boise Commercial Club
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Horace E. Neal
Capital State Bank
Pdrma
Small
Nee 'Orker
Ibiasi
Ipiagee
Capi Eotnatelens
Lous
Laquaira
National Bank
Harry Reiber
John Young
Ferguson
Relber
Young
Mander
Shy Aye
Haddei
Helpmneet
Conween
Wes
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Negrocé
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Hove
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