Heatwave Claims Dozens Across Eastern Cities
Chicago reports ten heat deaths, New York two, with a thunderstorm death in the city. Prostrations flood hospitals in Philadelphia and Boston as a cooling breeze arrives from Lake Michigan. Carl Summers, driven mad by heat, jumped into the lake and died after rescue. Salvation Army to take 2,500 children on a lake trip.
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Chicago
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Carl Summers
Lake Michigan
Salvation Army
Two Deaths in New York as Storm Strikes
A cooling thunder storm in New York caused one fatality and several injuries, with lightning striking the Polo Grounds flag staff. The heat wave ends with high humidity and a surge in deaths, prompting health officials to report nearly 200 more deaths than last year.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Feld
Dangton
East Side
Apple market talk in Oregon faces high cost barrier
W K Newell of Gaston representing the Oregon Horticultural Society met with Secretary Wilson and Agriculture officials in Washington. He said there is no danger of apple overproduction in Oregon and the Eastern market is nearly unlimited, but current high prices result from too many hands in the supply chain. He believes prices can be reduced and Oregon apples sold at cost to consumers.
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Washington
W. K. Newell
Gaston
Oregon Horticultural Society
East
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Oregon
Newellfter
Primary Law is Valid in San Francisco
San Francisco on June 29 reports that the direct primary law enacted at the last session is valid. Officials indicate the measure governs nomination procedures and party conventions, with enforcement starting this election cycle. Key figures and local offices are preparing an implementation plan and voter outreach.
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San Francisco
Explosion Hits Chicago Business District in Alleged Dynamite Blast
A loud explosion in a rear alley near Clark and Washington streets causes extensive damage to stores and windows, injures two to three people, halts the Chicago Telephone Co. and shuts two Clark Street restaurants. Police suspect a gambling war bomb, linking to labor disputes involving Martin Madden and associates. Nearby saloon owner Mont Tenniss tied to prior raids.
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Chicago
Clark
Washington Streets
Central Telephone Exchange
Chicago Telephone Company
Clark Street
Powers & Lambert
Martin B. Madden
Madden
Ter
Mont Tenness
Tenness
Canada to rule US railway routes via Yukon tolls
Ottawa June 29. A landmark ruling by the Canadian railway commissioners holds jurisdiction over tolls on through traffic that passes between Alaska and British Columbia. The Dawson board of trade had complained of high rates on the White Pass and Yukon railroad. the board concluded it can regulate tolls on through traffic received near Skagway and intermediate points between the boundary and White Horse.
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Ottawa, Ort
Board of Railway Commissioners For Canada
Canada
United States
Dawson Board of Trade
White Pass & Yukon
Mabee
Skagway
White Horse
Alaska
British Columbia
Alaska Road Open 1910
Seattle June 29 S W Eccles president of Copper River Northwestern railroad arrived to sail for Cordova Alaska July 1 to inspect railroad construction and Morgan Guggenheim interests. He predicts opening for traffic in 1910 and a rush of interior exploration once the road operates. Eccles plans a 0 mile line to fields after land title from government.
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Seattle
Wash
S. W. Eccles
Copper River & Northwestern Railroad
Cordova
Alaska
Othr
Morgan and Guggenheim
Copper River & Northwestern
Eccles
Norway
Sweden
Opera
Senate weighs income tax carrier after tariff end
Washington June 29 The Senate, having disposed of tariff schedules, began debate on income and corporate taxes. Chairman Aldrich signaled opposition to a broad income tax, favoring a corporate levy to cover anticipated deficits, with possible repeal or modification in a year or two. The day included procedural shifts and amendments on various tariff provisions as well as notes on government irrigation and personnel changes.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Treasury
Bacon
Davis
United
House
Mather
Ballinger
Seattle
Malheur County
Ontario
Hawley
Klamath
Lodge Directory entry for blue lodge and camp meetings
Vimatitia Lodge No 40 meets first and third Saturdays in the Masonic hall on Dupont Street Port Henrietta Camp No 772 meets on Wednesdays each month in Odd Fellows hall.
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Overland Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dupont Street
Henrietta Kobekul Lele
Vimatitia Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Dupoint Street
Port Henrietta
Kellows Hall
Sunday school and preaching at Methodiat church
Fragmented ad style notice lists Sunday school at 10 am and preaching, mentions register and subscription solicitations, and advertising items for sale. References to newspapers, printing services, and typewriter ribbons appear as local business promotions. The readable text is garbled with misspellings.
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Pendleton, Oregon
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Louis Hunziker
Pendleton
Arlington Rooms
Thad Barnes
Prop
Echo, Oregon
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Wagon
Buckley Street
Echo, Ove
Promett
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Echo Drayman
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Lac
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Tempest
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Apples
Denver
Denver & Rio Granite
San Francisco Limited
Sedana
Colorado Midland
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von Moines
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von Petsveld
Miss von Peterich
First Unitarian Church
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Manila
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Dend
Finn's Point National Cemetery
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James Wilson
Iowa
Charles B. Scott
Kane E
Scott
Kansas
Secretary of the Interior
Standard Building Company
Sunnyside
Devlin
Robert Develin
San Franelin
Camenite
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Setion
Astoria
Ellin
Ewin T. Short
Anmmyolis Naval Academy
Hell
Oliver B. Cardwell
Portmont
Henry N. Fowler
Hawley Bean
Pendleeton
Ellis
A. ©. Crawford
U.S. Land Commissioner Hermiston, Oregon
W. BE. Thresher
FR. Dorn
M.D
Alexander Reid
Echo Phone Black
Frank Shelton
Law
K. 1. Joumnson
Lodge Directory
Rota Auuttecen
Orange
Mass
Pendleton Furniture Co
Church Dlihetory
Methodiat Churity
Tpmm
Lemel
Hehe
Jon Sablke
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Cymoen
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