Funeral Plans Rise From Davison Death Sparks Disorder Fears
London police weigh banning a large public funeral for Miss Emily Davison after her fatal Derby incident. Authorities fear possible unrest as suffragists prepare a grand ceremony, with seven trials underway from a police raid on their headquarters. Flora Drummond reportedly ill, mourners wear crepe armbands.
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United Presse
London
Scotland Yard
Emily Davison
Anmer
Derby
Davison
Flora Drummond
Miss Davison
Young Heiress Elope Ends in Husband Thief Revelation
Philadelphia reports Edyth Mae Howe, 15, daughter of Leonard Lowe of Malden Massachusetts, elopes with Earl Scott who admits he is wanted in New York for stealing cars. The pair faced court as Scott confessed and Howe expressed enduring affection despite his criminal record. He had posed as Lloyd Williams, former Exeter football captain, to win her.
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Philadelphia
Edyth Mae Howe
Leonard Blowe
Malden
Maass
Earl Scott
New York
Lloyd Williams
Exeter
Idaho
Iss Howe
Helen D Clayton
Ardmore
Sher
Trenton
N. J
Edyth
Howe
Boston
Open Office for Alaska Railroad in Seattle
J E Dempsey of Chicago arrives to head traffic for White Pass Yukon railroad making Seattle HQ for passenger and freight business. Offices set at 612 Secondary. Washington June 9 A call for the statement of all national banks at close of business June 4 issued by the comptroller of the currency.
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J. E. Dempsey
Chicago
The
Chicago & Northwestern
Seattle
White Pass & Yukon
Washington
Priest Rapids Townsite Promises Low Prices and Half-Price Shares
The Priest Rapids townsite offers affordable business and residence lots near the new railway line. Early buyers receive a special bonus of half-price exposure through stock certificates and cash payments credited toward chosen lots, with a fully paid certificate issued on receipt of payment.
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Priest Rapids
Milwaukee
Columbia River
Boys go to sea in canoe missing near Santa Cruz
Hope fades for Lisle Hitchings Earl Boyd and Geo Dorland all aged 17 and 16 after a 12 foot canvas canoe vanished while rowed a mile from shore Saturday night. Santa Cruz Capitola launches scoured the bay but found no trace by evening.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Lisle Hitchings
Earl Boyd
Geo. Dorland
Capitola
Mayor Accepts Gift From Eagles at Woodland Park
A large crowd gathered at Woodland Park Sunday to witness the presentation of a bald eagle captured in Alaska. Peter Nelson of Seattle Aerie No. 1 presented the bird to the city through Calhoun and Lincoln Davis. Mayor Cotterill accepted it for the park board.
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Woodland Park
Alaska
Peter Nelson
Aerie No. 1
Seattle
C. E
C. BE
Exonerated Driver in Brewery Wagon Death Case
William Such the driver of a brewery wagon was acquitted after the coroner's inquest. Three witnesses testified that Rosella Walton ran under the wagon and was fatally injured. New York endured real winter weather with temperatures about 48 degrees below zero for the day.
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William Such
Rosella Walton
New York
Kansas Calls For 19 000 Harvest Hands
Kansas labor commissioner W L O'Brien calls for 19 000 harvest hands. Missouri labor commissioner John Fitzpatrick arrives in Kansas City to coordinate aid. He orders state employment bureaus in Kansas City St Joseph and St Louis to recruit workers willing to relocate to Kansas.
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Kansas City
W. L. O'Brien
Kanana
John Fitzpatrick
Missouri
Kansas
Fitzpatrick
Free Employment
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Fire destroys J Jacobson jewelry store in Everett
A blaze in Everett on June 9 caused about 12000 dollars in damage to the J Jacobson jewelry and trunk store. Fire officials ruled the origin incendiary. No injuries reported.
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Everett
Wash
J. Jacobson Jewelry and Trunk
Labor Leaders Furious Over Indictment Of UMWA Officials
Labor leaders protested the indictment of John P. White president of the United Mine Workers of America VP F J Hayes and 17 Union District 17 officials for alleged Sherman anti trust violations The case centers on a conspiracy to restrain trade among miners and coal operators in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois against West Virginia operators Officials expect a trial soon while White calls the charges baseless.
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United Prere
Charleston
W. Va
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
F. J. Hayes
Miners’ Union
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Springfield North West
A massive fire in Springfield Missouri damaged the northwest section early today with losses estimated between 700000 and 1000000 dollars. The blaze fanned by wind spread quickly threatening the city as Maines, Hoer Dry Goods and utilities suffered heavy losses.
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Springfield
Springfield Traction Company
Hell Telephone Company
Public Square
Hoer Dry Goods Company
Unidentified I. W. W. Member Buried in Wilson Creek
An I. W. W. member killed in a riot at the Great Northern yards Saturday was buried in Wilson Creek's potters field. Coroner Mickelson tied the death to an attempt by I. W. W. leaders to force Italian laborers to quit work. A lone song book and map of Washington were found on the body. no arrests were reported.
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Wilson Creek
Ward
Great Northern
Potters’ Field
Mickelson
LL. W
Washington
Ghosts Prompt Investigation Leads to City Jail
In Long Beach on June 9 Mrs. T H Ludwig reported a ghostly noise from her bathroom. her Missouri brother T F Albee investigated. The intruder entered as Ludwig visited a neighbor. The event ends with the man in custody at the city jail. Peter Englis, 70, is named as the 39th victim of the auditorium approach collapse. Englis was a retired farmer from Neepawa Manitoba.
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T. H. Ludwig
Seconday. W
T. F. Albee
Mr. Ludwig
Albee
Missouri
City
Jall
Long Heach
Peter Englis
English
Neepawa
Manitoba
Firemen Contain Large Ballard Building Blaze
A Sunday night fire at the Ballard building 1116% Seconday damaged the New York Sample Garment Co on the second floor and caused smoke reach to the Black Cat theatre. Losses cited include about 650 dollars to the building, 500 to the New York Milinery Supply Co, and 250 to the garment firm. The cruiser S J Louis toured Portland harbor as part of the Rose Carnival.
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Ballard
New York Sample Garment Co
Black Cat Theatre
New York Milinery Supply Co
The
Garment Company
The Bush & Lane Player Piano: A Pioneering Masterpiece
The Bush & Lane player piano emerged after years of expertise with player mechanisms. It aimed not only for mechanical reliability but also to rival the finest in originality and construction quality.
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Bush & Lane
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Words
Schaefer Music By
MacDonald
Vich
Oscar
Yi Seo
Exeter Williams
Scott
Alaska Railroad
Iter
Seatrir
Liliott
Mrs
Sydney L. Berg
Adolphus Busch
Dorothy Magnus
Mrs. Berg
Questa
International Anti White Slave Association
Charles A. Enslow
Pioneer
Enslow
United States Naturalization Examiner
Denver
Colo
West
Association
Aima
Canada
United States
Boon
University &T
University
Loaser-Pateriva Co
Big Blaze
Portland
Bremerton
Beattie
Holt & Jeffrey
3Si Shore
Ninth Av. N. W
Second
Union St
Third Avenue
Lane Piano Co
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