Sooners Face Lockup Over Fort Hall Opening
The Fort Hall reservation lands near Pocatello will open to entry in two phases with cash sales inside five miles and standard homestead rules beyond. Indians under Agent Caldwell will police the site. trespass before opening will lead to arrest and jail until the day after opening.
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Port Hall
Pocatello
United States
Fort Hall
Blackfoot
Lang
Caldwell
Fort Hull
Allegheny Delegation Holds Balance in GOP Governor Fight
Harrisburg June 9 The battle for the Republican nomination for governor remains undecided with Pennypacker and Elkin leading contenders and ex Lieutenant Governor Walter from Scranton claiming Allegheny county’s 36 delegates hold the balance. Senator Quay predicts Pennypacker on the first ballot.
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Harrisburg
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
John P. Elkin
Indiana
Louis A. Walter
Scranton
Allegheny County
Quay
Pennypacker
Kruger Declares Exile Goals from Brussels Seat
In Brussels on January 9 Mr Kruger states he will end his days in Holland. The declaration signals a planned withdrawal from public life as exiled leader plans remain uncertain amid ongoing political pressures.
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Brussels
Jane
Mr. Krager
Holland
Mont Pelee Eruption Sends Detonations Across Islands
Great eruption of Mont Pelee yesterday morning caused detonations heard in neighboring islands and heavy smoke a Soufriere volcano on St. Vincent. In Kingston locals were alarmed as eruptions sent columns into the sky.
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ST. Pierre
Mont Pelee
Kingston
St. Vincent
Prison Mutiny At Oregon State Penitentiary
Mutiny at the Oregon state penitentiary ends with the killing of three guards and the escape of two heavily armed inmates Larry Tracy and David Merrill. Guard Tiffany, Frank Ferrell, and S. R. Jones were killed. Merrill wounded a guard, and Ingram, a life prisoner, was injured. Authorities fear a prolonged pursuit.
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Salem
Ore
Jane
State Penitentiary
Tiffany
Frank Ferrell
Larry Tracy
David Merrill
Multonomah
S. R. Jones
Ben Tiffany
Tracy
Ferrell
Ingram
Merrill
Jones
Taffany
Lynn County
Strike Settled at American Steel Foundry in Arbitration
The molders coke makers and helpers at American Steel Foundry won their strike after arbitration. The agreement settles the labor dispute in Granite City Alabama.
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Granite City
Jane
American Steel Foundry
Rumors of Peace Spread as Anthracite Strike Tightens
In Wilkesbarre and surrounding towns the coal strike solidifies union support across trades while railroads refuse to move trains carrying deputies and non-union workers. President Mitchell leaves for New York to meet Caroll D. Wright amid rumors Wright will represent Roosevelt on peace efforts.
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Mitchell
New York
Wilkesbarre
Caroll D. Wright
Wright
Roosevelt
Washington
Hanna
Fire at Saratoga Destroys Major Buildings and Kills Chief
A large fire in Saratoga N Y on June 9 killed Fire Chief Chadwick and two others while fatally injuring one more and severely hurting two. missing persons were reported as flames consumed the Arcade Shackleford and Theater Saratoga buildings valued at about 300000 dollars.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Mabie
Chadwick
Hart
Shackleford
New York swindling cases end with fines and discharges
The defendants including Bat Masterson J K Sanders Leopold Frank and James Sullivan were arrested Friday and charged with swindling George A Snow by a brace game of fare. They were discharged today Masterson received a $10 fine for carrying a concealed weapon.
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New York
Masterson
J. K. Sanders
Leopold Frank
James ©. Sullivan
George A. Snow
Sherman’s Headache Cure Promises Instant Relief
Advertises Sherman's Headache Cure as a guaranteed remedy for neuralgia and sick headaches. One dose provides immediate relief, with a box priced at 6 cents and 1 shilling, sold by Sprague's Pharmacy.
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Sherman
Sprague's
Polo match results in Loncon showing English win
The American and English teams played in the Loncon polo tournament today. The English team defeated the Americans by six goals to one.
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Loncon
Alimony Bid and Wealth Claims in Nome Millionaire Divorce
Mrs. Mary Ann Lindblom seeks eighty thousand dollars in counsel fees and ten thousand to prosecute divorce from Erik Lindblom the Nome millionaire. She claims no support since February for herself and two children and alleges his vast wealth including eight point eight million in community property and multiple other assets. Lawyers cite extensive earnings from mining claims and water rights while Lindblom travels under an assumed name and faces defense by fifteen attorneys.
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San Francisco
Lindblom
Nome
Pioneer Mining Company
Seattle
W. H. Metson
Alaska
Mexico
Reed & Nusbaumer
Fatal Storm Strikes Columbus Killing Two Men
A severe wind and thunderstorm swept Columbus last night, causing the deaths of J. J. Willis and Louis McLean. A third man was seriously injured and property sustained substantial damage. garota Gia Janet reported the event, with authorities investigating lightning as the cause.
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Columbus
Gia
Janet
J. J. Willis
Louis McLean
Refused to Strike In Kentucky Miners At Work
Middlesboro Kentucky June 9 About 000 miners and coke workers in the region refused to obey strike orders and are at work today.
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Middlesboro
Tienes
Senate Clears Commissioner Jones on Indian Lands Probe
In Senate action today the Indian affairs committee report found no basis for charges against W A Jones commissioner of Indian affairs regarding leases on Standing Rock lands. The panel said the contest was unselfish and the report was approved. The session also addressed a Southern Appalachian national forest reserve bill and the naval appropriation bill. House actions included passage of the anti Anarchy measure and a post office bill, plus a resolution seeking full List of American citizens detained as POWs in South Africa and actions for their release.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Indian Affairs
W. A. Jones
Standing Rock Reservation
Jones
Appalachian Mountains
House
Secretary of State
South Africa
Memorial Day at Woodmen Camp Brightens Cemetery
About two hundred Woodmen of the World members led by the Woodman band marched to the cemetery for the annual memorial day. The Ladies of Woodcraft rode in carriages as a monument to Mrs. Wm. N. Stephens was unveiled and graves were adorned with flowers. W. H. Cleare spoke at the unveiling and Rev Van Engelen delivered the memorial address.
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Woodmen of the World
Order
Woodman
Ladies of
Woodcraft
Wm. N. Stephens
W. H. Cleare
Narrow Margin for Governor in Oregon Returns
Complete returns from most counties give George E. Chamberlain Democrat a 260 vote lead for governor. Final official tally will decide the margin as six counties remain uncounted.
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Portland
George E. Chamberlain
Man Threatens Clerks and Forcibly Obtains Check in Mackay
Laborer Sager, formerly with White Knob Copper, forced his way into the Mackay office and threatened violence until Vice President Boyd produced. He compelled Boyd to sign a 150 check under duress, then fled toward town before police captured him. Preliminary hearing bound him over to district court.
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Mackay
Sager
White Knob Copper Company
Boyd
District Court
Wanted Two Furnished Rooms for Two
Classified notice seeks two furnished rooms to accommodate two people. Respondent should address through the Tribune office care '"W"'.
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Care Tribune
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Penna
Kruger
Old Pelee
Hazelton
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Kudlick
Coxe Bros
Freeland
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Erick
Cib. Siceby
Bannock
Secretary of the Interior
Herman
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello Advance
D. J. O’mahoney
James Mathers
Robert Unlass
H. T. Willmore
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Chas. W. Wilson
Hugh Jackson
Henry Higson
L. O C. Carter
P. J. Malloy
George H. Crook
R. W. Engilman
John Sullivan
E. J. Stewart
J. E. Clark
Peter Flamm
J. F. Moffitt
Thomas Humphrey
Congress
Woodman Memorial
Mountain View
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