Rivers Are On Ram Age Bridges Out In Idaho And Montana
United Press reports extensive flooding and damage across Idaho and Montana. The Salmon and Clearwater rivers surged, washing out railroad bridges near Stites and Orofino, stranding log towns and destroying timber mills. Electric plants and lights near Grangeville and other towns were affected as waterways rose, threatening rail links and local infrastructure.
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United Press
Idaho
Salmon
Stites
Clearwater
Kooskal
Orofino
Grangeville
Salmon River
Tracks washed out halt Great Northern service at Wolf Creek
Reports say Great Northern tracks near Wolf Creek are washed out with no clear restart date. Nine Northern Pacific trains at Whitefish in Flathead county were moved, with thousands of passengers on board, as floodwaters threaten lives and several fatalities are reported including Gentry Baker and his wife plus other ranchers and residents.
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Great Northern
Wolf Creek
Western Union
Whitefish
Flathead County
Northern Pacific
Gentry Baker
Cascate County
Morrisey
Beaver Head
Lion Escapes in Greenwich Side Show Panic
A lion named Nero leaped from its cage during a Greenwich Connecticut side show after being jabbed with a stick. The beast charged at its keeper and escaped among a crowd of New York socialites including Mrs. Frank Gould and the Rockefeller family before keepers lured it back into its cage.
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Greenwich
Conn
Nero
New York
Frank Gould
Percy Rockefeller
Cloudburst Kills Twenty in Guanajuato
United Press reports a cloudburst in Guanajuato causing twenty deaths and property damage around 20000 dollars. Heavy rain blocks traffic by flooding tunnels and hindering city access. Officials seek full extent for potential relief measures.
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Mexico City
Guanajuato
Ancient languages dropped from Stockton schools plan
Brief notes report changes in local schooling with expected elimination of Greek studies. Also mentions bank closure orders, alcohol sale bans, and a Western Federation convention delegation. Cleveland to remain as headquarters of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for 12 years. Calamity Sale at Helpeman Connor's with heavy discounts on suits.
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Consolidated Bank of Los Angeles
Western Federation of Minera
Denver
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Sunday ballot on Mir open status to be published
The Star reports 1046 ballots sent since the ballot began, 689 favor keeping Sundays open and 463 favor closing Sundays. Ballots come from diverse regions and readers also sent many letters supporting both sides. The Star sought public opinion to inform the exposition's direction, though accuracy of the reflected views is for readers to judge.
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Star
Mir
Waalington
Pointe
The
Beattie City Commuters Reach Seattle by Morning
The City of Beattie arrived in Seattle at 4 AM after a long voyage from Skagway taking eight days of travel. The steamer deviated from its regular route via Prince Rupert, delaying calls and adjusting schedules in Puget Sound ports.
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Beattie
Seattle
Skagway
Prince Rupert and
Yes
BK. L. Drake
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Children in an Opera at Moore Theatre Tonight
The House That Jack Built features 200 children in costumes with 140 roles. Beattie presents a premier local talent show with prominent city singers. Curtain rises at 1 56 sharp and seats remain for all attendees.
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Jack
Moore Theatre
Beattie
Mra
A. B Stewart
C. D. Stimeon
Carl Struve
Harry Treat
Miss Furth
Garrett
Reminder to carriers to be on time for parade
The Star circulation department urges all carriers to be on hand tomorrow morning by the required hour for the parade starting from The Star office at Second and Yearer. The day includes a field day at Wildwood park with carriers as guests of the paper. John F. Miller and W. R. C. meet on the first and third Saturdays monthly.
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The
Star
Wildwood Park
John F. Miller
Copestick
Mock
Navy Yard hosts Atlantic Pieet and ship in drydock
The Atlantic Pieet is at the Navy Yard with battleship Illinois in the drydock. Hoate makes round trips from Pier 2 at Yor ler Way, departing ten times daily for a 50 cent fare.
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Navy Yard
Hoate
Yorler Way
Young deaf and dumb boy accused of street pedaling fraud
A teenaged boy, about 14, was arrested near the interurban depot on a disorderly conduct charge after posing as a deaf and dumb vendor. Police could not confirm his name, alias John Doe, and note previous similar incidents linked to a street hustle involving lavender scented envelopes. He was detained at the city hall police station.
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Pellce
On &E Caston
Patrokmean Putowm
Occidentel Wy
Yesterway
Falil
Jay Mewny
John Dee
Putnam
Johu Doe
John Doe
Dccidental Ay
Jot Bes
Samson and Delilah closes Beattle Choral Society season
The Beattle Choral Symphony Society ended its season at the Moore with Camille Saint-Saëns sacred opera Samson and Delilah. James Hamilton Howe conducted the production with soloists and the Beattie harmonic orchestra. Mary Lacie Clary and Herr Arnold Von Der Aa were praised for performances despite a cold. The choral work received strong approval.
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Beattle Choral Symphony Society
The
Moore
Camille Saint-Saen
Mendelssohn
Wes
Beat the Tharmonic Orchestra
James Hamilton Howe
Mary Laoiee Clary
Arnold von der Aa
Alvin Olliette
Open Air Concert at Pike Place by Tallard Children
An open air concert will be given this evening at 7 20 at Pike Place by the children of the Industrial of Tallard.
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Pike Place
Tallard
California Delegation Plans Denver Convention Trip
The California delegation to the Democratic National Convention met to arrange travel to Denver next month. Delegates will leave July 2 and depart July 4, with time split between Salt Lake City and Glenwood Springs for sulphur baths. An assessment of 100 dollars for delegates at large and 50 dollars for district delegates was levied.
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United Press
Francisco
California
Denver
Ealt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Washington City Police Chief Elected President
The text reports that Mick Beyroast Juqe and Le Aurpeles week selected as thre meet meecing pee of Ure brterine thenmed Aeeedition of Police Otrtefa Chief Sylvester of Washington City was elected president.
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Beyroast
Mick
Juqe
le Aurpeles
Sylvester
Washington
Hitchcock on Trial for Misconduct with a Minor
New York June 6 A comedian Haymond Mitchcock faced trial on charges of attempting to mistreat 14 year old Helen Von Magan in December 1906 Several other cases against him fell apart during court proceedings Hitchcock allegedly met Helen at a Broadway theater and invited her to his Long Island country home He denies the charges and the jury foreman John P Ward announced a brief adjournment until Monday
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United Press
New York
Haymond Mitchcock
Helen von Magan
Hitchcock
Helen von Hagan
Long Leleand
John P. Ward
Insurance Co Moves Headquarters to Seattle
After a year in Tacorma, American Casualty Co relocates its main offices to Seattle. Chamber of Commerce arranged Empire Building space with Seere Yandell coordinating. Officers include A E Law president L J Pentecost treasurer and L M Holden secretary and GM. Capital stands at $260 090 and the firm writes all kinds of insurance except bonds.
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Tacorma
American Casualty Co
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Empire Building
Seere Yandell
Chamber
A. Ee. Law
L. J. Pentecost
L. M. Holden
Big Shoe Sale At Fre iund Hornterg & Larson's estore
Shoes of the latest styles offered at greatly reduced prices at Fre iund Hornterg and Larson's online store. Customers can shop from Loa and Pike listings for discounted footwear.
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Larson
Pike
Cheap Eastern Excursions and Court Notice Highlight 1908 Sale
An advertisement offers cheap eastern rail excursions via Portland and Columbia River route with prices to Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Omaha. Separately a U S district court notice in Washington state calls for sealed bids to purchase parcels in Beattie with terms a 10 cent deposit 40 percent down and 7 percent interest with sale set for June 1908 in Beattie County.
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Oregon R.A
Portland
Columbia River
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Missouri River Pilots
Salt Lake
Denver
Union Ticket Office
United States
CPO
Wratein - Die
Washington
North
SN Division
United Rates of American
Miamuitt
George
Terry
Meattin
Genesi
Catd
Methew
Kittinger
Case
Cotman
Beattie
Bi County
Old John Burnit Guides Bobby Through a Candid Tale
The narration follows Bobby who learns from his mistakes with the steady, kind influence of John Burnit. Burnit’s wise letters of advice arrive just as Bobby flubs, balancing humor with moral insight in a small town setting.
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John Burnit
Bobby
Questionable Campaign Funds Exposé in Nebraska
A fragmented account alleges moneys spent on a campaign effort for George W. Herge governor bid in Nebraska. It asserts 96 008 from a New York donor and 95 000 copies printed to sway voters, with $20 000 unaccounted and Bryan financier links.
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Thomas
Bryan
Thomas Fryan
New York
George W. Herge
Nebraska
Independent
Herge
Natonal Committee
William J. Iiryan
Parker
Firyan
Ryen
Man Confesses Canine Delusion. Jail Scene Attacks Aide
Modesto California June report describes Antona Skamara milker confined for insanity after behaving like a dog at work and later attacking inmates at the county jail. He bit a trusty named William Johnson as guards intervened, while another victim Hudson Richardeen is listed among those harmed. The piece also notes the marriage of Maud Hudson to Clyde W Richardson at eight o'clock June 1 in Minneapolis linked to the Hudson family.
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United Press
Modesto. Cal
Antona Skamara
William Johnson
Henry Seymour
John Hudsen
Arthur Hudsen
Carl Hay
Shoes Sale At Hornberg And Larson Store
Pioneer shoe dealers Hornberg and Larson promote a big sale at their Pike street store located at 705 Pike offering a wide range of shoes for men women and children with special prices and limited stock.
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Hornberg & Larson
Pioneer Shoe Dealers
Pike Et
Pike
Fredlund
Hornberg
Larbon
Pike St
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Talcom
A-V
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Mall
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the Star
Seattie
Wash
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John F. Miller, W. R. C
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Siobe
Cor. Firet
Jack Putt
Paria
Genttle
Lete
Conveerttan
Gy United Prem
Big Shoe Sale
Joan H. McGhaw, As
Trestes
National Land Inv. Co., Inc
Bobby Burnst
Cestaf
Aes
Applerod
Saturday Evening Post
George Randolph Chester
Wallingford
Bobby’ Burnit
Tus Curries Postma Company
Puiladelpmia
Victor Pelz
Ryan
Crazy Man
Century Furniture Company
Century Furniture Co
N. W. Cor
Second and Spring St
Broadway
Piper & Taft's
Spring St
Pacific Coast Clothing Co
First Avenue
Marion Street
Clothiers
DR. C.F. Lathrop
Second & Pike
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