Nicaraguan Rebels and Prisoners Reported Near Managua
U S consul Boreby arrived in New Orleans en route to Washington to report on Nicaraguan coast affairs. Gen Torres led a force to Managua with 65 treason suspects said to be executed upon arrival, causing widespread grief among Planters and natives.
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Boreby
United States
Bivefield
Nicaragua
Washington
Bivefielde
Torres
Coast
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Managua
Reise
Drowned in the Columbia Near Astoria
June 2 Astoria reports the drowning of two fishermen, Abraham and Oscar Juntt, after their boat capsized in a heavy sea while drifting with the ebb. The Canby life saving crew saved the boat and net, but both men sank before rescue.
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Abraham
Oscar Juntt
Peacocks Pit
Canby
Combine
Kentucky Storm Ravages Central Region Causing Heavy Damage
June 2 report describes a terrific wind and rain storm across central Kentucky. Outhouses and fences were demolished and crops suffered great damage. A number of casualties is reported and damage is expected to reach hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Crowd cheers as kidnapped baby Marion seen at Clark home
New York residents gathered outside the Clark house after Marion, the kidnapped infant, appeared at the window with her grandmother. Flowers were left at the home as speculation about the reward winner centers on Mrs. Carry the postmistress who may claim the lion’s share.
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New York
Clark House
Marion
Clark
Carry
Court of Cassation Meets Behind Closed Doors
Paris June 2 the Court of Cassation is meeting today behind closed doors with no official word on when a verdict in the Dreyfus case will be announced.
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Paris
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
English traveler reginald hyer ends life in lake michigan
Chicago June 2 Reginald Hyer an English traveler sailing a yacht with three companions leaped overboard near the four mile mark in the night and died. He was intoxicated at the time.
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Chicago
Reginald Hyer
United States
Lake Michigan
A Successor to Lockhart for Medical Lake Superintendent
Four prominent candidates compete for the Medical Lake asylum superintendent post in Tacoma on June 2. Three are Democrats and one is a Populist, with strong backing for each. A close ally of the administration hints the Populists deserve the position, implying Dr McLean, the current assistant superintendent, as the strongest candidate if the claim advances.
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Tacoma
Medical Lake Asylum
McLean
McLaewn
Peaceful Valley at the Delasco-Thall Theater
Amusement brief notes the Delasco Thall company presenting Peaceful Valley at the Third Avenue theater in Anvalnd, listing a local program and theater lineup in a compact notice.
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Avenald Theater
Delasco-Thall Company
Peaceful Valley
Superintendent Appointment Sparks Political Maneuvering
The piece outlines candidates for a Spokane area health post. McLean, a Populist ally of Gov. Rogers, is favored by some insiders while Dr. Metfee of Spokane, previously a top Pick, may renew his bid if a vacancy arises. Dr. Burns of Spokane, experienced with insane patients, also seeks the position with Democratic backing.
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Ation
Board of Audit and Control
Lockhart
K Ridpath
Metfee
Idaho
Washington
Burns
Spokane
Burne
Murder Mystery Grips City as Police Probe Japanese Woman Death
Police continue to unravel the murder of Kaito Taka with Foo Chung jailed on murder in the first degree while investigators doubt guilt. The case remains the deepest for the department with more arrests expected as officials consider alternate suspects and motives.
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Kaito Taka
Foo Chung
Chung Io
Alaska Travel Growth Drives Northern Trade Rise
June to bring stronger Alaska travel as Seattle and ports report increasing passenger sailings. May compared with April shows higher departures to goldfields with 1410 travellers aboard 23 vessels, 19 steamers. Growth stems from new finds near Ketchikan and Kodiak, while St Michael Cape Nome and Tukon districts attract crowds.
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Seattle
Hersesertion
North
Ketchikan
Dougtea Island
Kodiak Island
St. Michael
Tukon
Cape Nome
Gotofnin Bay
Petutse
Kotabue Sound
Cook Inlet
Copper River
Yukon
Inquiry into Jessie Disaster Near Alaskan Yukon River
Revenue cutters en route to the Bering Sea may be assigned to probe the disappearance of the Jessie expedition on the Kushokwim river last summer. Friends fear massacre by natives, and Port Townsend could see orders to the Grant or Corwin to investigate and uncover the truth.
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Bering Sea
Jessie
Kushokwim River
Grant
Corwin
Port Townsend
Garonne Wrecks Vancouver Wharf. Assault Case and Ball News
The steamship Garonne wrecked the Vancouver wharf yesterday, with damage estimated at 200 to 800 dollars. John Goodman asked police to arrest William Heath for assault after an incident over an unpaid furniture instalment. University seniors held their annual ball with about 100 couples, decorations in senior colors, and Wagner’s scene. News also notes Pacific cracker-trust failure, a forthcoming Christian Endeavor concert at Armory hall with ticket sales, and local water and sewer bids opened at Magnolia Bluff with six bids for sewer and four for water. FF W White attended Davenport for his father’s death.
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Garonne
John Goodman
Fourth Avenue
Madison Street
William Heath
Goodman
Heath
Ranketrallhet
Wagner
Professors Meany and colleagues to spend summer travels
Prof E. Meany of the University of Washington will visit Chicago, Cornell, Washington City, the Van derbilt forestry station in Baltimore, UPenn, Columbia, Yale, Harvard, and return to Wisconsin by June 3 for a history course. Prof Arthur Ramum goes to Berkeley for UC summer school. Prof A H Fuller works at Stanford summer program. Prof D A Lyon is at Stanford on a special project. Prof Homer B Foster leaves Monday for Ann Arbor Michigan.
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University of Washington
Chicago University
Cornell
Washington City
Vanderbilt Experiment Station In
Baltimore
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Yale
Harvard
University of Wisconsin
Arthur Ramum
Berkley
University of California
A. Hi. Fuller
Stanford
D. A. Lyon
Homer BR. Foster
Ann Arbor
Mich
Growth of the Woodmen Lecture Draws Large Pacific Audience
C W Wheeler chief lecturer of the Woodmen of the World Pacific jurisdiction spoke at Armory hall to a large Woodmen audience. Some 134 membership applications were filed and social dancing followed. Wheeler says Pacific coast membership rises about 1600 monthly and will base quarters in Seattle for four to five months at Hotel Butler. RCMP June 2 percent Humbert grants amnesty to 1900 political prisoners for Italy parliament anniversary.
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C. W. Wheeler
Woodmen of the World
Pacific Comet
Armory Hall
Butler
RCMP
Humbert
Question of Prosecution Involving Forgery and Doney
Judge Cann discusses a case where the name on receipts was misattributed to J. T. Carr instead of Cann. He indicates forgery involving his name did not occur, but that money was obtained under false pretenses by Japanese persons. The matter remains under Mr. McElroy's handling.
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Omcer Downey
J. T. Carr
Cann
Star
Doney
McElroy
Wedded on a Steamboat in Alaska Tale Ends in Union
On the steamship Humboldt en route to Skagway a May 28 wedding joined H. G. Torrance of Oakland and Mrs. Punty. Capt Bonnifield officiated with Purser Carroll and Engineer Hughes among witnesses. The ceremony followed a Gaborete dinner as champagne flowed. Torrance reportedly owns mining properties in the Klondike and the couple continued to Dawson after leaving the steamer.
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Skagway
H. G. Torrance
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Cal
Punty
Firet
Bonnifield
J. S. Carroll
J. &. Hughes
Brooks
Torrance
Kiondike
Dawson
Orlen Strikes Rocks Off St. John’s Newfoundland
The Spanish steamer Orlen from New York to Copenhagen drove onto rocks near St. John’s Newfoundland as heavy seas battered her. Crew took to rigging as engines exploded and scalding injuries occurred. Twenty rescuers saved drowning sailors. this followed a perilous evacuation to shore.
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N. F
Orlen
New York
Copenhagen
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