Outlaw Moro Jikiri Killed After Cave Battle
In the Philippines near Patian on Jolo island, Moro outlaw chief Jikiri and his band were killed after a siege by Captain George L. Biram US Cavalry and naval support. American losses were one private killed and three officers and 20 enlisted men plus one sailor wounded.
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Manila
Patian
Jolo Island
Jikiri
George L. Biram
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Signor
Bitam
Jikki
Islands
Death Toll Declines During National Fourth Celebrations
Chicago reports no child deaths over the three day Fourth of July period, a marked decrease alongside New York and Washington. Massachusetts Philadelphia Oklahoma show isolated fatalities while lax policing is cited as a factor in prior violence.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Massachusetts
Boston
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Cushman Dies and Civil Unrest Follows Briefly
Cushman dies from pneumonia at the Rosevelt hospital in New York with Senator Samuel J Piles and Andrew Burleigh at the bedside. Tong War tensions rise as Hom Hing is arrested in Chinatown amid fears of clashes between Ong Leong and Hip Sings. Rio Grande blockage near Canon City halts trains for up to a day.
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New York
Francia W. Cushman
Congress
Washington
Rosevelt
United States
Samuel J. Hr. Piles
Andrew
Burleigh
Cushman
Piles
Royal Gorge
Canon City
Colo
Rio Grande
Guayaquil Cablegram Report From Nuena Transmits Brief South News
A private cablegram from Nuena, received in Guayaquil on July 6, reports a confidential update from South News. The message mentions unspecified events and lacks further details due to limited readable text.
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Guayaquil
Bcuador
Nuena
Harriman Ordered to Rest by Vienna Doctor
Vienna July 6 Edward H Harriman the American railroad magnate must not work hard again as diagnosed with incipient paralysis by Dr Adolf Struempell. He is to remain in complete quiet with meals served to him and only mild daily exercise as part of a new long term treatment plan. His wife Mrs Harriman stays by his side during this careful regime to support his nervous condition and aid in his care.
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Vienna
Austria
Edward H. Harriman
Adolf Struempell
Harriman
Struempell
Substitute for Diabolo Invents Safer New Game
Paris reports a German inventor, Seeger, introducing La funda a diabolo like sling game with a wooden rack and rubber bands. A tennis ball is hurled and caught, claimed safer and equally healthy. The device aims for American patents and potential spread in the United States.
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Paris
America
India
Seeger
Wind Storm Dazes Salt Lake Pavilion and Boats
A brief violent wind storm swept over Great Salt Lake driving salt water in broadsides against the Saltair pavilion and badly damaging a launch at the pier. Two small pleasure boats were drenched but no injuries occurred and rumors of 60 passengers lost were unfounded.
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Salt Lake
Great Salt Lake
Saltair
Motor Van Delivers Record Load To Covent Garden Market
In London a motor van carried a near record load of graves and other fruit vegetables from Worthing over 60 miles to Covent Garden, arriving an hour before the train shipment with no damage to contents.
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London
Covent Garden
Worthing
Daily Report on Congress Tobacco Tax Fight and Tariff Debate
Washington July 6 Senate finance committee report on tobacco taxes sparks clash over process Aldrich backs minority rights and sets tomorrow meeting. July 3 to July 2 summaries include corporation tax substitute pass and tariff bill details with presidential powers to add 25 percent ad valorem, and budget notes on Treasury changes and Panama canal lock work.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Crate Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Senate
United
America
American
France
House
Thursby
Congress
Taft
Wickersham
Committee On Finance
Bulkelay
Borah
Root
Bourne
Oregon
Odd Fellows and Masonic Lodges Meetings List
A compact notice lists lodge meeting times and places including Overland Sage No 23 meets Saturdays in Dupont street Odd Fellows hall Henrietta Rebekah Lodge No 36 meets second and fourth Wednesdays in the Odd Fellows hall Umatilla Lodge No 40 meets first and third Saturdays in the Masonic hall Dupont Street and Fort Henrietta Camp No 172 meets first and third Wednesdays in the Odd Fellows hall
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Overland Sage
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dupont Street
Henrietta Rebekah
Lo, O. P
Odd Fellows' Hall
Umatilla Lodge No. 40
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Dupoint Street
Fort Henrietta
W.o W
Methodist Church Services and Sale Advertisements
Sunday school at 108, preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. every Sunday. For sale: newspapers at 25 cents per 100 and typewriter ribbons at the Register attics.
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Methodist Church
Echo Register Office
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Wagon
Buckley Street
Echo, Ore
Memsee
C. G. Thornton
The
Echo
Drayman
Hue
Weoailtig & Baeteh and
Doeert Om
Matereaies Pocians
Scientific American
Wales
MMR &,Co
Seromnrm
E. W. Gates
Echo Echo
Portland
Oae
Moros
U. S
Diabolo
Ge Angeles
Salvador Talamantes
Talamantes
Miklaus
Cook
Jamses Greenland
Paery
Frederick A. Cook
Cummins
Inwa
Etahaoa
Rhodesia
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Cape Colony
Bushewayo
Rodesss
Idaho
Laws
Aldrich-Payne
Oleo
Taftban
Treasury
McVeagh
Tawney
Minnesota
Committee On Appropriations
Treasury System
Treasury Department
Tommorrow
Department of Justice
Panama
Isthmian Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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M. T. Hartson
Spokane
B.D. Crocker
Hartwom
W. P. Edrus
Poindexter
South
Mason and
Hine
Eagar Canes
Toxtay
Administration of Justice
New Home 3 Sewing Machine Company
Orange
Masa
Pendleton Furniture Co
A. ©. Crawford
U. 8
Hermiston, Oregon
W. B. Thresher
Vf. Dorn
M.D. Pareden
Een
Alexander Reid
Echo Phone Black
J. Prank Shelton
Johnson
Attorney At Law
Lodge Directory
Church Directory
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