Pope’s Condition Improves After Second Operation
Rome reports a second operation on the Pope. officials expect the life may be prolonged several days. He rose at six, requested fresh air, read from his shelves, and received his secretary Mer Angeli with continued brightness, though doctors warn serious risk remains. Premier Zanardelli discussed Vatican veto rights ahead of a possible conclave.
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Rome
Vatican
Mer. Angeli
Prof. Roshen
Company B to Appear in Full Uniform at St Josephs Ball
All members of Company B will present themselves in full uniform at St Josephs ball on Monday evening July 13 at 8 30 oclock sharp by order of J P Cummings Captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Ball
Annual Elks Grand Lodge Meeting in Baltimore 1903
Baltimore hosts the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks annual meeting July 21 to 23. Oregon Short Line offers round trip tickets from Baltimore for 6.20 with continuous passage each direction and return by July 26 with a 1.00 extension fee. details at ticket office with agent A B Matraon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of
Baltimore
Oregon
A. B. Matraon
Agt
Kidney health promoted by Foley's Kidney Core Vorsale
Bean's Drug Store markets Foley's Kidney Core Vorsale as a health safeguard for kidneys. The ad highlights kidney support and emphasizes vitality and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yound
Foley
Vorsale
Bean
Jump Tracks Tragedy Kills Girl Injures Dozen on Rail Trestle
A passenger wreck on the Termini Railroad line between Granite City and Madison Illinois results in one fatality and several serious injuries as nine coaches carrying six hundred workers derail after a trestle rail spread worsened by recent flooding. One coach overturns striking an oncoming train. Authorities believe the flood damaged rails caused the disaster.
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Sociation
Granite City
Madison
Illinois
Amal
Alton
Fire destroys steamer Lacouner at Sarah's Head
The Sound steamer Lacouner was destroyed by fire at Sarah's Head in Barrough's Bay. The vessel loaded with lime sprang a leak and water contacted the lime causing the blaze. Loss estimated at $20,000.
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Lacouner
Sarah's Head
Barrough
Tay
Supreme Court Frees Ranchmen on 15000 Bond
The Supreme Court today slowed Chauncey Dewey W J McBride and Clyde Wilson Lee Francis ranchmen to go free from jail upon securing 15000 bonds. Dewey said bonds had been furnished Monday.
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Topeka
Kas
Supreme Court Today
Chauncey Dewey
W. J McBride
Clyde Wilson
Lee Francis
Dewey
Bonda
Warrant Issued for W. E. Stevens in Boise
A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon for the arrest of W. E. Stevens treasurer of the local Federal Labor union branch in Boise Idaho. He is alleged to be short 423 dollars and has disappeared.
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Boise
Idaho
W. EH. Stevens
The
Federal Labor Union
Stevens
Troopship Thomas Arrives From Manila With Cavalry and Engineers
The transport Thomas reached San Francisco from Manila today carrying three squadrons of the Fifth Cavalry and Companies G and H of the Army Engineers.
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San Francisco
Thomas
Manila
Fifth Cavalry
Army Engineers
Hanged for Murder in Larbondale Double Execution
Calvin Rive and Joy Graves were hanged at Marcon Jail for the February murder of Mrs. Nellie Reichfelder, a teacher. Both men confessed to the crime.
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Larbondale
Lil
Calvin Rive
Joy Graves
Marcon
Nellie Reichfelder
President Roosevelt Honors John Burroughs at Weat Park
President Roosevelt pays tribute to poet naturalist John Burroughs in Ulster County at Weat Park. The visit highlights Burroughs as a leading figure in nature writing and rural wisdom, drawing attention from local observers and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyater Bay
President Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Weat Park
Ulster County
Gold for Europe Ships Two Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars
New York reports a shipment of two million six hundred thousand dollars in gold to Europe planned for tomorrow. The note mentions lumber stock from Weeter Lumber Co Ltd, including twelve inch lengths suitable for kindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Weeter Lumber Co, Ltd
Short Line Announces July Opera Tickets to Denver
The Short Line will sell tickets July 7 and 8 to Denver with a round trip price of 62.60. Travel must reach Denver by July 18, with a final return limit of August. Tickets permit stopovers during the transit window both ways. Agent A Matson handles sales.
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Denver
Matson
Agt
Mad Gunman Fires at Customers in Bloomington Store
A man opened fire inside a Bloomington business, fatally wounding Julius Rosenfield and Irving Rosenfield after drawing a gun during purchases. Edward Barton of Springfield, a race track follower, was seized by police and removed from town to avert lynching.
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Bloomington
Ill
Mason City
Here
Edward Barton
Springfield
Julius Frank
Irving Rosenfield
Herren
Barten
Die
Barton
Seven Die From the Heat as Temperatures Rise
New York July 1 reports heat intensifies with temperatures not dropping below 41 degrees overnight. By 10 a.m. seven deaths from heat were reported as cities list high readings including Baltimore 05 and Boston 92 amid widespread distress.
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Baltimore
New Haven
Boston
Harriet Lane Will Bequest Details Revealed in Probate
Washington July 10. The will of the late Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnstone niece of President Buchanan was filed for probate. Bequests include 300000 to the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation of the District of Columbia for a boys school and maintenance funds 150000 for building not for excess and 150000 for school operations. Johns Hopkins University receives 50000 for three scholarships and 100000 for the James Buchanan monument fund. Additional bequests include funds for the Harriet Lane home for invalid children of Baltimore.
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Washington
Harriet Lane Johnstone
Buchanan
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation
District of Columbia
Johns Hopkins Universit
James Buchanan
President Buchanan
Mercerburg
Harriet Lane
Baltimore
Interference with American Shipping in the Orinoco Ended
The Navy Department acting on State Department advice will prevent further interference with American shipping in the Orinoco. Government forces had detained two Orinoco Steam Navigation Co. ships at San Fernando and insurgents had detained three more at Ciudad Bolivar. The Bancroft has orders to proceed to the Orinoco to release the vessels. No resistance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciedad Bolivar
United States
Bancroft
Port of Spain
Orinoco
New Indian land regulations aim to curb fraud
Commissioner Jones of the Indian office proposes a new set of regulations for alienation and leasing of lands allotted to Indians. The rules, awaiting approval from Secretary Hitchcock, seek certified land values by an independent board to prevent fraud though some risk of undervaluation remains.
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Washington
Jones
Indian Office
Congress
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Ryan
Philippine Bonds Plans for War Dept Indebtedness Issue
Washington July 10 an issue of 3 000 000 Philippine certificates of indebtedness is to be made by the insular bureau of the war department if the plans now under consideration are carried out. Subscriptions will be invited and bids opened after due advertisement probably several weeks from now.
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Washington
Insular Bureau of the War Department
Wild Horse Herd Reported In Big Horn Basin
In July report from Butte via the Inter-Mountain rancher D. K. Williams says a last herd of wild horses in the northwest has been found in Wyoming and ranchers are assembling to round them up. The herd numbers several hundred.
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Butte
Red Lodge
D. K. Williams
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Murderer Caught in Everett Police Confession
Everett Washington July 10 H T M Oglestle a colored man wanted for the murder of four black Mississippians confessed to the city chief of police. He was arrested while sitting on a repicion and held on vagrancy. Photographs sent to Mississippi produced a telegram "You have the right map."
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Everett
Wash
H. TI. Oglestle
Misissippi
Josippi
Two Bottles Cure Kidney Troubles Says Davis
A. H. Davis of My Sterling Ie reports kidney trouble for about two years cured by two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Bean's Drug Store.
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A. H. Davis
Sterling, Ie
Foley
Bean
Former Company Director Sentenced in Duisburg Case
Berlin July 10 The court at Duisburg has sentenced Terrinden of Oberhausen to six years confinement for over issuing stock and related offenses. Terrinden fled to the United States after irregularities surfaced in 1901 and was later extradited.
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Berlin
Duisburg
Rhenloh
Prussia
Terrinden
Oberhausen
United States
Mental health ruling for General Caselas M. Clay
In Lexington Kentucky on July 10 a jury declared General Caselas M. Clay of unsound mind and ordered commitment to an asylum to protect property. Physicians testified to his mental condition while the aged man was not present in court.
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Lexington
Caselas M. Clay
Phyetcians
Through Tourist Sleepers to Memphis and Chicago
Pike's Peak to Bridge travel option with through tourist sleeping cars from Pocatello to Memphis and Chicago. Leaves Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays via Rock Island system. Beer service and lowest rates. Information from B Drake DPA Salt Lake.
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Pocatello
Memphis
Louis
Chisago
Thureday
Rock Island
Drake
D. P A
Salt Lake
Population of Tacoma Gains From 1902 Figure
Tacoma population in 1909 reaches 69,649 per Polk's directory, a rise of 7,177 since 1902, reflected in advance sheets from the city.
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Tacom
Tacoma
Polk
Shipping disasters off Australia and South Seas amid gales
The Miowera reports multiple wrecks from fierce Jane gales. German bark Edith struck a New Caledonia reef and sank with Captain Ertell and eleven men missing. OC Watjen, cargo 100000 cases of kerosene, survived 76 days at sea aided by jury masts, then reached Yale Island. Lotus, Illarod, and others were damaged with crew saved or ship salvaged.
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OC. H. Watteun
New York
Yokohama
Watjen
Yale Island
New Guinea
Japanese Cabinet Crisis Rumors Stir Tokyo
Tokyo dispatch says the Japanese cabinet crisis remains unsettled as elder statesmen influence the ministry. Russians report a cable from Ansang to Yongampho without Korea’s consent, while Korea asks for Korea to decide on any foreign telegraphic privileges and port access at visas trade hubs.
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London
The
Times
Japan
Ansang
Yongampho
Korea
Vija
China
Russia
National Education Association Annual Meeting in Boston 1903
The Oregon Short Line sells round trip tickets to Boston for the National Education Association meeting July 6 to 10, 1903 at 66.50. Sale dates June 30 to July 8 inclusive with final return July 18, 1908. Extensions available by ticket deposit at Boston joint agent July 7 to July 11 with 50 cent fee to depart Boston by September 1. For details, visit the ticket office. A. B. Marrson, Agent.
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National Educational Association
Boston
Mass
Oregon
A. B. Marrson
Sea Shore Excursion to North Beach from Astoria
Tickets go on sale July 21 1903 for a sea shore excursion north of Astoria to North Beach and return at 28.10. Tickets valid for train No 6 leaving Pocatello 9 30 am. Continuous passage going and final return limit July 81 1908. Passengers depart Portland on Steamer Potter at 10 30 am July 2. For details visit the ticket office.
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Astoria
North Beach
Pocatello
Portland
Potter
Blyth Fargo Store Adds 30 Feet In Expansion
Blyth Fargo Co on the O B Smith block extends the back wall by thirty feet providing 2400 more ground floor space. A new department includes gents furnishings and a first city department for children's clothing. Ladies goods expand with an elevator, electric lighting, steam heat, and a remodeled dining room.
Rio Grande Ling Promotes Scenic Western to Eastern Travel
The Rio Grande Ling invites travelers from Anywhere in the West to Everywhere in the East or South offering abundant inducements for a delightful trip. The route promises sublime continental scenery and a seamless choice for future journeys. Contact W Fitz Rrald, General Agent, Butte Mont, for rates.
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Rio Grande
W. Fitz
Butte Mont
Free Panoramic Folder from Scenic Rail Route Offer
A free promotional folder is offered for the Denver and Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western railways Scenic line of the world. The pamphlet details personally conducted excursions and dining car service to Denver Omaha Kansas City St Louis or Chicago via Salt Lake City and Denver. Apply to G W Fitzgerald or Heintz at the respective offices. Stopovers allowed.
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Tof
Denver & Rio Grande and
Rio Grande Western Railways
Denver
Omaha
Kangae City
St. Louis
Chicago
Salt Lake City
G. W. Fitzgerald
Gel Apes
A Delightful Summer Trip Poster
A promotion invites travelers to see Salt Lake City and Denver with elegant Colorado scenery via the Rio Grande System. It touts excellent service and good accommodations with only one car change between Butte and Chicago or St Louis. Rates and a brochure are available from G W Fitzgerald, General Agent, Butte Mont.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado
Rio Grande
Butte
Chicago
St Louis
Nature
G. W. Fitegerald
Butte, Mont
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Signor Cooonetu
Italy
France
Spain
Austria
Pius IX
Leo XIII
Attention Company
J. P. Cummings
Pike's Peak
Brady's
A. R
Hart
Termini
Anscortis
Cowboys Quton Bond
Royal Opera Bar
International Christian Endeavor
Colo
Frank
Rosenfield
New York City
Philippine Bonds
Clay Is
South Seas
Miowera
South Sea
Jane
Edith
Ertell
Puget Sound
Port
Pire
Jomber
C. H
Watsen
Editi
New Caledonia
Australia
Fiji
Illarod
Blyth-Fargo Co
Blyth & Fargo Company
Department of Ladies’ Goods
Tric
Brady’s
the Daily Tribune
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