Fiery Disaster at St Luke's Sanitarium Claims Ten Dead
A devastating blaze at St Luke's sanitarium in Caugago yesterday killed nine men and one woman. The seven story building burned rapidly from a basement start trapping inmates and injuring others. Authorities opened an investigation and expect charges pending.
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Caugago
St. Luke’s Sanitarium
Duikifaye
Chicago
William Kent
St. Newell
Dre. J. T. Stanton
A. Keck
Huttadate
John B. Keappman
B. Mumann
B. H. Boyd
Williamso
FE Sggent
J. P. Nagel
BE. Miller
Liam Sterner
Seee
At- Antien
Council drops probe into Goo Goo saloon investigations
The council abandoned further inquiry into charges against the Goo Goo saloon and similar venues south of Yes terway. Dr Crichton urged full investigation and removal of the places, but his minority report failed. The initial probe began over alleged knock out drop incidents at Goo Goo, and Kistler had signaled license action but reversed course.
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Yesterway
Crichton
Ane Ee
Humes
Murphy
Morrison
James
Parry
Fitzpatrick
Gill
Kistler
Mullen
Redward
Rinehart
Taylor
British naval aide Bayley goes to England no return expected
Washington June 10 Lewis Bayley a naval aide to Great Britain in Washington has left for England and is not expected to return A complaint was received at the navy department that Bayley surreptitiously viewed naval maneuvers at Narragansett Bay last summer and was later found at Florida coast points surveying harbors
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Washington, D. C
Lewis Bayley
Naval At
Great Britain
Washington
England
Wan
Navy Department
Yley
Narraganset Bay
Florida
Denies Prominent Bank Merger Scheme
President Bhorne of the North American Trust Co. denies a report of a vast plan to unite national banks nationwide as untrue. The text also advertises a sales pitch for Inter-State Fisheries Co. offering a profitable fishing venture with a dock build on Massachusetts Avenue and invites inquiries.
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New York
Bhorne
North American Trust Co
Inter-State Fisheries Co
Pacific Block
Massachusettes Avenue
Houseboats as Wooden Wedding Gifts Draw City Interest
A city couple received a houseboat as a wooden wedding present, praised for economy and mobility. The craft, named The North Star, features a 22 foot cabin and a stern wheel propeller, drawing curiosity about its origin and purpose in local river navigation.
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Ostrander
Styx
Harrow
Coma
Gill Moves to Impeach Police Chief Over Gambling
Councillman Hirem Gill of the Third ward introduces resolutions demanding immediate removal or impeachment of the chief of police for tolerating gambling. He accuses officials of favoritism, cites Rickard and Dexter cases, and says revenue enriches a few rather than the city treasury. The measures were referred to the police license and revenue committee.
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Dexter
Rickard
Rieckard’s
George R
Hlumes
Satat Pelivan
Lcense
Revenue
Blaine Opera House Destroyed by Fire
Blaine Oregon fire yesterday afternoon wrecked the Blaine opera house building. The blaze cause is unknown but the structure was completely destroyed and partially covered by insurance.
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Blaine, Wh
Blaine Opera House
Basta
H & J. John Motion for New Trial Filed
The attorney for H. and J. John has filed a motion for a new trial. The motion will not be heard until the end of the current July term of court. It is expected to be denied and an appeal to the supreme court will follow.
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Star
Whatcom
H. &J. John
Supreme Court
Washington lawmaker seeks ban on grazing sheep at Rainier Reserve
Special to the Star from Washington D C June 10 Benator Turner of Washington today introduced a bill to prohibit grazing of sheep on the Rainier forest reserve in Washington.
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Washington, BD. C
Benator Turner
Washington
Day
Rainier Forest Reserve
Latona Bridge Project Endorsed by Council
An ordinance introduced by Councilman James, praised by President Parry, calls for a new bridge over Lake Union at the Latona end near the narrow point. City Engineer Thomson secured War Department approval, and construction may start soon with an estimated cost of 4740 dollars to replace the aging unsafe structure.
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James
Parry
Lake Union
Latona
Thomson
War Department
Washington, D.C
Ellensburg Sunday School Convention and Local Ball Scores
In Ellensburg the Sunday school convention is underway with Rev. W. C. Merritt scheduled for two or more sermons. A baseball game between Yakima and Ellensburg ended 12 to 6 in favor of Ellensburg. A major matchup features the dry goods men against grocers in another ball game.
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Ellensburg
Sea
W. C. Merritt
Yakima
Ensburg
Textile innovations brighten city shop displays
Readers are informed about new and fashionable materials in both white and colored varieties made with cutting edge etylen processes. The article highlights a variety of these goods and notes their availability in the local market.
Tornado strike near Lake Park leaves multiple dead
A violent tornado swept through farms south of Lake Park Minnesota last night. Ten deaths reported and many injured. details still incomplete as reports come in from several locations.
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Paul
Minn
Lake Park
June's Great Clearand Bargains for Linen and Silk
Bargains on wash silks taffeta and crepes with prices ranging from 4c to $3.00. Imported Swiss satin, lace, and parasols featured. bed linens towels and ribbons listed. Includes ladies cloths, chemises, gloves, and children's undergarments with varied discounts.
Wednesday Specials at Bargain Prices Across Departments
A long list of mid century sale items offered Wednesday includes clothing for boys and women, shoes, hosiery, dresses, undergarments, and accessories. Discounts apply to fabrics, silks, silks, wash goods, and household goods with prices dropping from regular values to a fraction of cost. Numerous items feature reduced prices on shoes, stockings, handkerchiefs, and trimming, alongside kitchenware and personal care products.
Bargain Roundup Offers Wide Range of Sale Items
Saturday specials feature unstitched pillow cases, infant shoes, and Velcro trims plus men and women’s footwear at deep cuts. Also on offer are umbrellas, collars, ribbons, denims, stockings, and household goods with price drops from 8 to 11. Limited quantities, strong emphasis on 8 to 11 window.
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Kirk
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