Elopes With Girl Leaving Wife in California
McCreery eloped with Mary A White daughter of a Redlands merchant after meeting in Redlands. They were married in Redwood City by Justice James Hannon. Cyran White the girl's father secured extradition from Governor Githhat and had McCreery brought from Portland where he faced a prior wife and two children in Pasadena.
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Klenny
McCreery
Mary A White
Neal Deat
Redlands
Portland
Robert Chatham McCreery
Miss White
Aew Drug
Black Hand Den Found In Marion Ohio Case
Cincinnati post office inspectors report discovering a Black Hand headquarters in Marion Ohio based on documentary evidence. Arrests of Sam Lima Antonio Vicaso and A Marfle are cited, with inspector Holmes stating the group, largely Italian, targeted fellow countrymen and extorted thousands of dollars through Money Orders sent from Marion to confederates.
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Marion
Sam Lima
Antonio Vicaso
Columbus
A. Marfle
Dennivon
Charles Holmes
Holmes
Marion, C
Secretary Meyer Plans to Retrench Navy Battleships
Secretary Meyer proposes to hold 16 Atlantic fleet battleships in active service in reserve and relocate other battleships outside the Atlantic with a skeleton regular force. The plan, aligned with Taft's retrenchment goals, would shift shipbuilding into the budget for 1910-11.
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Washington
Atlantic
Meyer
Taftsinet
Assassins Caught After Mountain Pursuit In Ky Feud
Govan Smith his brother Elisha and Levi Johnson were arrested near Jackson Kentucky after a mountain chase by a sheriff s posse. They are charged with complicity in the shooting of Ed Callahan a feudist and ally of the late Judge Hargis. The trio were traced to the Smith home after overnight dash on horses and seized as they tried to flee into the hills.
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Govan Smith
Elisha
Levi Johnson
Ed Callahan
Judge Hargis
Smith
Callahan
Attempt to wreck Overland train thwarted near Oregon City
Benjamin Miller, a Park Place resident, stopped a possible wreck on the Overland Pacific line near Oregon City by spotting a timber obstacle on the track. He waved to the approaching engine but could not remove the obstruction or signal others. no suspect was found after a thorough search.
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Oregon City
Benjamin Miller
Park Place
Bethern Pacific
San
Canby
Miller
Ite
Wages Restored for 7000 Pensylvans Steel Workers
Announcement states the Pennsylvania Steel Co will restore wages cut 10 percent on April 1. The reversal will take effect July 1 and affect nearly 7,000 men across the company.
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Harrieburg
Patline
Pensylvania Steel Company
Girl Admits Killing Lover In City Prison Cell
Alma Hell, a young girl accused of killing Joseph Armes, told investigators she fired the fatal shot and later attempted suicide. Mee Tegerald testified she fired the shot that killed Armes, corroborated by coroner’s inquest. Armes was found dead near his cabin two hours after the couple left. Attorneys say Mise Hell is represented by Ben G. Tabor.
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Joseph Armes
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Manuel
Hota
Mise Mel
Ben G. Tabor
Mise Hell
Wealthy NY and Conn resident Starr Nichols dies in Honolulu
Word from San Francisco reports the death of Starr Hoyt Nichols, a likely wealthy New Yorker and New Britain resident, found in bed at the Hawaiian hotel in Honolulu. A chloroform bottle was near his hand, papers show he recently stayed at the St. Francis hotel and belonged to New York University Club, with burial ordered in Honolulu by a relative.
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Starr Hoyt Nichols
New York
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Nichols
St. Francis
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Five Year Old Millionaire Inherits Large Estate
A five year old, William McClintock, inherits a $6,000,000 estate from his mother Emma Nelson McClintock who died of heart trouble. The boy’s wealth stems from his mother and his father’s real estate ties. His mother’s death sets the stage for a vast inheritance.
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Buch
Curty
William McClintock
Emma Nelson McClintock
Willie
McCliintock
Washington Children's Home Society Meeting At A P E
The annual meeting of the Washington Children's Home Society was held yesterday at the A P E Horham. Reports were read during a business session. Parents who have adopted children attended a social gathering with officers and trustees present. The motto Youre for the children echoed the spirit of the event. The gathering highlighted successful placement of homeless youths into Christian homes.
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Horham
Parente
Million Dollar Suit Settled Out of Court
The $30.9 million lawsuit between the Pennsylvants Sugar Refining Co and American Sugar Refining Co was settled out of court last night in New York. Terms were not disclosed. the plaintiff alleged it had been driven out of business.
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New York
Pennsylvants Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Seventied Trust
Bus
Four Girls Earn Diplomas at St Rose’s Academy
Four girls Misa Marjorie Chisholm Lawrene Wright Veronica Ford and Kathryn Ryan graduated from St Rose's academy alumni medal for scholarship went to Miss Wright and the A Y prize to Miss Ford for highest honor awarded by the directors
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Lawrene Wright
Misa Veronica Ford
Kathryn Ryan
St. Rose's Academy
Miss Wright
Mise Ford
A. Y
Vicious horse kicks teamster in accident at 1727 First Ave
Sam Perwiller, a teamster, was kicked by a vicious horse yesterday and taken to Providence hospital with a fracture just above the knee. District No. 1 of the Scandinavian Grand Lodge of Good Templar held its annual convention in Bellingham on Saturday June 6 with delegates from 13 lodges attending to organize the district.
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Sam Perwiller
Providence Hospital
Courtroom turmoil over church dispute ends with verdict
Jury convicts Mrs Muse in the First Mapthet church quarrel case and fines her $1 for assault. Rev Merbert Hues vows new warrants for alleged murder intent as tense proceedings flare with deputy sheriff restraining a brawl between attorneys.
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Muse
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Jones
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J. W. Matthewa
Depty
Cole
Robbers at Work On East Portland Homes
Burglaries hit a block near the Howe Carnival in Portland Oregon as residents returning from the parade found valuables missing. Several houses were entered with loot valued in the hundreds of dollars, while police, stretched by crowds, searched for the thieves who fled into the downtown throng.
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Portland, Or
Burglaure
Portland
Graft charges at college shown false by report
Special to The Star from Pullman Washington June 9 investigation into state college finance finds no accounting misconduct no improper interest collection or fertiliser law violation as claimed. Committee plans deeper probe and public hearings despite restricted press access.
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Wash
Legislative Investigating Committee
Io Federal Funda Ts
J. Tar Pard
Board of Regents
Boand
Spokane
Indianapolis Baby Saving Campaign Ends With 100 Saved
A 1900 Indianapolis experiment by charity groups showed pure milk and individualized care cut infant mortality. Four guiding principles included pure milk, home care education by nurses, centralized milk stations in high-mortality areas, and mother education. The effort raised about 1,400 plus milk, staffed by six doctors, five nurses, and four stations.
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Jone
City Health Board
Eugene Buehler
Ehos
Macedonian on NP train acquitted by insanity
George Antonoff, a young Macedonian who attacked a Northern Pacific passenger train last April, was found not guilty by reason of insanity of assault with intent to kill. A superior court jury returned the verdict after a short deliberation.
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Ellensburg
George Antonoff
Northern Pacific
Hilthy
Lumbermen elect officers to lead lumber trades congress
John A Brace of Louisiana was elected president of the American Lumber Trades Congress. George Merrill of Salt Lake City Utah was named secretary and treasurer and Firestone Lee was chosen vice president.
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Chicago
John A. Bracelot
American Lumber Trades Congress
Firet 1O Lee
George KH Merrill
Balt Lake
Utah
New Cole
Bake Oven Cures Patients, Public Advised
A testimonial from February states the Bake Oven cured the writer and others at Loughney & Loughney offices located at 220 to 225 Peoples Savings Bank Building corner Seconday and Pikest. Free consultation offered with two graduate nurses and one medical doctor overseeing four Bake Ovens for patient care.
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Loughney & Loughney
Peoples Savings Bank
Cloudburst Hits Town and Roads Flood Town Hard
A cloudburst at Underwood flooded the Mere and Magid City area to four feet deep, damaging thousands of dollars in property. Heavy rains cut railroad links to Black Mill country, trapping a Chicago Northwestern freight train between Underwood and Box Eider before it made Waeta.
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Box Eider
Waeta
Hawaiian Glee Club Arrives for Alaska Yukon Pacific
The Glee Club of Hawaii, noted as a leading native group, arrived in Seattle from Honolulu aboard the steamer China. They head to Beattle to perform at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in the Hawaiian building, sent by the Hawaiian Promotion Committee and the Sugar Planters Association.
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Kaa Glee Club
Honolulu
China
Beattle
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Yukon Pacific
Chub
Blande
Hawaiian Promotion Committee
Hugar Manters’ Association
Packed and jammed into cheap lodging houses
Dr J B Crichton commissioner of health accompanied by inspectors from the department of health and sanitation continued an inspection of cheap lodging houses in the city. Investigators report several lower city houses are fire tripe and house 100 to 400 men nightly. One lodging house at Jackson and Fifth has 480 capacity. Alaska house formerly Arcade theatre holds 226. Lifeboat Mission 410% eligible and others violate city ordinances.
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Commientoner
Department of Health and Sanitation
Jackson
Alaska House
Arcade
Lifeboat Mission
Ego Ay
Public Works Orders Tight Safety on Seattle Tracks
P F P Hughes a contractor near 38th Avenue is directed to enforce a method to eliminate collision danger where dirt carts cross the Seattle Electric Co tracks. The board of public works issues the instruction to improve crossing safety.
Tenant laments rent costs and seeks booklet offer
A reader voices frustration at rent payments stating the money spent could have bought multiple houses. The note asks to receive one of the issuer's booklets, signaling interest in alternative housing options.
Booklet Offer Prompt for Readers
The notice invites readers to request a free booklet by writing calling or phoning. It emphasizes obtaining reading material and provides a contact method for access.
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