Hugh Whitney The Good Outlaw Ended In Pursuit Ghost town chase ends with Whitney killed
Pendleton Oregon July 3 Posses search the Blue mountains for highwaymen who robbed an Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Co train near Meacham. The dead outlaw Whitney identified with a long criminal record and a $44,000 reward.
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Pendleton
Ore
Blue Mountains
Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Meacham
Whitney
Kidd
Dubois
Idaho
Hugh Whitney
Summit
Monida
Kont
Spencer
Oregon Short Line
William Milton
Fremont County
William Kidd
Pocatello
Wyoming
Ust
Jackson Hole
Edgar McGill
Hamer
Ruben Scott
Snake River
Menan
Charles
State Bank
Cokeville
Wyo
Curtis Hardware
Blackfoot
Defi
Dead Man’s Flats
Conductor Kidd
Milton
Dan Hansen
F. K. Hansen
Salt Lake
Bert Halton
Dalton
Monica
Whitney Brothers
Council
Iaho
Oregon
Brady Bill Favored by Increase for Pocatello Federal Building
Washington July 3 The Senate Brady bill seeking $25 000 more for the Pocatello federal building won approval from the committee on public buildings and grounds today moving toward final action.
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Washington
Brady
Pocatello
Committee On Public Buildings
Fighting the Rats of Sunny South
Washington July 3. At the request of many organizations through Louisiana the treasury department ordered Surgeon General Blue to take charge of bubonic plague extermination measures in New Orleans. He has gone to investigate. Twelve expert rat catchers have been ordered from San Francisco along with two doctors and plague experts.
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Washington, D. C
Louisiana
Treasury Department
Blue
The
Public Health Service
New Orleans
San Francisco
Underwood Resolution Sparks House Adjournment
Washington July 3. Democratic Leader Underwood moved to table a resolution to end Congress on July 15 but House adjourned until Monday after Mann demanded a division and an adjournment carried unanimously.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Congress
House
Underwood
Mann
Arson Demolishes Belfast Mansion Belonging to Sir Daniel Nixon
A suffragette arson squad burned Bally Menooch near Hollywood, Belfast, the late Sir Daniel Nixon's residence and former Belfast lord mayor. The fine mansion housed priceless art treasures, which were all destroyed.
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Belfast
Bally Menooch
Hollywood
Daniel Nixon
George Fred Williams Attacks Administration In Cabinet
Washington July 3 George Fred Williams renewed his attack on the Albanian situation at today's cabinet meeting. Bryan would say no more than that the minister to Greece resignation had not been received nor requested.
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Washington
George Fred Williams
Bryan
Greece
Judges and Officials Named for Street Sports
The committee announced designated officials for tomorrow's street sports events. Judges are F. H. Hilliard Dr Cruse Prof Adkison James Henry and T W Rickard. Clerk 4 Meyers. Secretary A R Wells Jr. Announcer William Henderson. Starter Prof H R Holmes. Inspector Arthur Gifford.
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F. H. Hilliard
Dr. Cruse
Prof
Adkison
James Henry
T. W. Rickard
Meyers
Secrer
A. R. Wells, Jr
William Henderson
H. R. Holmes
Arthur Gifford
Wolf Point Fire Devastates Montana Town Business District
Alder Montana July 3 Fire destroyed Wolf Point's business section causing about 75000 dollars in losses. Fire officials reported extensive damage to storefronts and several businesses. The blaze prompted evacuations and a large emergency response.
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Alder
Mont
Wolf Point
July Wheat Closes at 79 1/2 Cents in Chicago Market
Chicago July wheat futures closed at 79 1/2 cents a bushel on July 3, with activity centered in the Chicago market as traders weighed short term demand.
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Chicago
Ill
Unnamed man described in atypical physical notes
A description notes a 165 pound young man about 22 years old with light hair and complexion, light blue or gray eyes, high cheek bones, square shoulders, very distant demeanor, and rare tobacco use. He rarely initiates conversation and responds mainly when asked a question or when highly interested.
Biggest Game of Season at Brady Park Saturday
Tomorrow afternoon at three fans fill Brady Park to watch American Falls visit Pocatello. Manager Taylor refines the lineup as Wood will pitch with Faulkner moving to center field. The crowd anticipates a hard fought clash with high hopes from both teams and a large trainload of American Falls supporters.
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Brady Park
American Falls
Pocatello
Indians
Taylor
Power City Boys
Wood
Faulkner
Falls
Johnson
Morrison
McConnell
Bistline
McKurdy
Bourne
Barthold
Feld
Kirkendahl
Hopson
Knight
Clark
Woman Chokes Robber During Home Invasion
In Yorkville Illinois a masked intruder believed to be William Davis was knocked unconscious by Joseph Grimwood. Mrs Grimwood returned from darkness to strangle the attacker with a rope, and the robber died.
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Yorkville
Ills
Joseph Grimwood
Mediation Delegates Return to Washington in Farcical Visit
American mediation delegates arrived in Washington and met the president who praised their representation. John R. Silliman, ex vice consul at Saltillo, was sent to Mexico to urge constitutionalists to mediate with Huerta and to broker peace between Carranza and Villa. W D Newman testified before the senate committee that letters on census and committee paper praised a mining engineer and circulated to friends, denying use to bolster gold mine stock.
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Washington
Senate
Washington, D. C
United States
John R. Silliman
Saltillo
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Villa
W. D. Newman
North Carolina
Overman and Chilton
Day's Toll of Reaper: Joseph Chamberlain Dies in London
Joseph Chamberlain, a leading figure in British politics and a key influence in Japan, died after a long heart illness last night in London. He had suffered paralysis seven years earlier. His death leaves a widow and son, with London in mourning.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Japanese Adviser Dennison Dies Amid Conferral Plans
Tokyo July 3 Henry Williard Dennison legal adviser of the Japanese department of foreign affairs since 1880 died today of paralysis. Announcement of his death was withheld for several hours to allow the emperor to confer a decoration on the dead man.
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Tokio
Henry Williard Dennison
Department of Foreign Affairs
Dennison
Wealthy Seattle magnate Cyrus F. Clapp dies suddenly
Washington Senator. Seattle, July 3 Cyrus F. Clapp a leading Seattle financier died suddenly today from acute indigestion. He was sixty three and made his fortune in timber lands and Seattle real estate.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
Cyrus F. Clapp
Greece to Turn Over Millions for Battleships
Washington reports Greece will transfer about 12 million dollars for the battleships Idaho and Mississippi, to be delivered to Greece soon. The Mississippi lies at Newport News and the Idaho in the Mediterranean, while the Maine is ordered to return Tlahos's crew home.
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Washington
Greece
Idaho
Mississippi
Newport News
Mediterranean
Maine
Tdlaho
William B. Cooper Guilty On Mail Fraud Charge
William B. Cooper former head of the New York Central Realty Company was found guilty by a federal court jury of using the mails to defraud about 800 investors of nearly 500000 dollars. Many victims were officers and enlisted men in the army and marine corps. Sentence was deferred.
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New York
William B. Cooper
New York Central Realty Company
Army
Marine Corps
Crowds view Archduke Francis Ferdinand in Vienna
Crowds flocked to the Hofburg chapel in Vienna where coffins of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenburg lay in state. A continuous procession passed the catafalques as thousands cheered Emperor Francis Joseph at the castle.
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Vienna
Hofburg
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Duelos
Hohenburg
Emperor Francis Joseph
Wilson to speak at Philadelphia Fourth of July event
Washington speaker Senator Wilson will depart for Independence Square Philadelphia to deliver a Fourth of July address. Speech not prepared yet but expected to be entirely patriotic in scope.
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Washington, D. C
Dent Wilson
Washington
Philadelphia
Independence Square
Bank Statements Requested by Controller of the Currency
Washington July 3. The comptroller of the currency has issued a call for bank statements at the close of business June 30.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Weather Brief from Washington July 3
The report notes fair conditions in the west and unsettled weather in the east with probable thunderstorms. A cooler spell is expected except near coastal areas and in the interior regions.
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Washington
President seeks 200000 for Salem homeless relief
The president sent a message to Congress requesting an appropriation of 200000 for the relief of the homeless and destitute in Salem Massachusetts after the fire. Governor Walsh's telegram says about three thousand families need aid and the funds would be spent under the secretary of war. The House appropriations committee will consider the measure early next week.
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Washington
Congress
Salem
Mass
Walsh
United States
San Francisco
Secretary of War
House Appropriation Committee
Bowman suspected in youth’s death in Yankton
Nellie Brewer aged 17 died from a gunshot wound in Yankton South Dakota. Charles Bowman a cousin was found wounded beside her with a fractured skull. Authorities believe Bowman killed the girl though the cause of his injuries remains a mystery. Jealousy is alleged as the motive.
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Yankton ,S. D
Nellie Brewer
Charles Bowman
Bowman
Challenge Cup Returns to America After Semi-Finals
American eight from Union Boat Club of Boston and Harvard University second crew won semi finals over Winnipeg and Mayence at Henley on Thames. This guarantees the Grand Challenge Cup will go to America in the final races tomorrow. The cup has left England four times in its history.
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Henley On Thames
Union Boat Club of
Boston
Harvard University
Winnipeg
Mayence
America
England
Atlanta double murder suicide in suburb swamp
Bodies of S. F. Bennett and two women were found in a swamp near Atlanta. Police believe Bennett killed the two women, believed to be his wife and mother in law, then shot himself. All three had been shot. the bodies were covered with brush.
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Atlanta
S. F. Bennett
Bennett
Princess Fled With Children From Albania Crisis
Vienna reports the Princess of William of Wied, wife of Albania’s ruler, fled Durazzo with her children for Bucharest due to the critical situation. Her departure is widely seen as signaling Prince William’s possible abdication.
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Vienna
William of
Wied
Albania
Durazzo
Bucharest
William
First Victim of Care! Essness Chi Fireworks Fatality
John Sullivan aged 14 died from burns after being struck by a loading fireworks accident in Chicago. The incident occurred on July 3 and is the earliest report of the tragedy.
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Chi
John Sullivan
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