Miners Told They May Prospect In Five Mile Strip
Major Caldwell announces no interference for prospectors after June 17 noon across the Fort Hall ceded lands near Pocatello. He will withdraw police and allow staking and digging within five miles, with lands likely to be segregated by July 17 and not sold as mineral land claimed on that date.
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A. F. Caldwell
Fort Hall
Ross Fork
Pocatello
Fort Hall Reservation
Caldwell
Major Caldwell
Five Mile Strip
Out of the Woods They Got Through the Lines of the Besiegers
Carey Tracey and David Morrill, two murder convicts, were cornered near Gervais by a sheriff posse and state troops. They eluded capture overnight and were sighted five miles north of Gervais at six in the morning. They breakfasted at a farm house after forcing the meal from Mrs Akers, who telephoned the sheriff. Tracey seemed wounded in the right arm. Sheriff Dorbin, with bloodhounds, followed the trail to Monitor and Akers, as Sheriff Cook of Clackamas County planned to intercept them at Aurora.
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Portland
Ore
Carey Tracey
David Morrill
Gervais
Akers
Tracey
Serhiff Dorbin
Monitor
Akers Farm
Cook
Clackamas County
Aurora
Centennial celebration closes at West Point
The United States Military Academy marked its Centennial with diploma ceremonies presented by President Roosevelt. He departed West Point this afternoon for Washington after the event.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
Roosevelt
Washington
Amnestied American Convict Freed in Cuba
C F W Neeley, sentenced March 4 to ten years and a $56,701 fine for Cuban postal frauds, was released yesterday under a presidential amnesty for Americans convicted or awaiting trial during the U S occupation.
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Havana
C. F. W. Neeley
Palma Juveth
Cuba
Six Infantry and Cavalry Patrol Pawtucket Amid Strike Turmoil
Governor Kimball dispatched six infantry and two cavalry companies to patrol Pawtucket as strike violence escalates. A deputized force clashed with demonstrators injuring several and fatally wounding 12 year old Tanner Petersen. Cars were stalled, stones hurled, and shots fired during the unrest.
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Pawtucket
Union Traction Company
Providence
Kimball
Pawtucket Avenue
Tanner Petersen
Massacre of Yaqui in Santa Rosa canyon reported
A prominent Arizona banker arrived from Prietas to confirm a massacre of Yaqui men women and children in Santa Rosa canyon thirty miles from Minas Prietas. Mexican troops killed or wounded all eighty Yaqui guards and over a hundred noncombatants, with bodies left in the canyon and survivors driven to Prietas for transport to Hermosillo.
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Tuscan
Ariz
Arizona
Prietas
Sonora
Santa Rosa Canyon
Minas Prietas
Hermosillo
Senate Probes War Dept Clerk Discharge and Cuba Funds
In Washington the Senate adopts a civil service inquiry into the discharge of Rebecca J. Taylor a War Department clerk and considers a Cuban funds expenditure statement. The Isthmian canal project and Nicaragua bill receive floor attention as the House moves to irrigation legislation and committee of the whole.
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Senate
War Department
Washington
Cormack
Tennessee
Civil Service
Rebecca J. Taylor
Culberson
Texas
Secretary of War
Platt
Connecticut
Morgan
Nicaragua
House
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Indiana
Underwood
Alabama
Shaferoth
Colorado
Newlands
Nevada
Clark Declared Democratic Nominee for U S Senator
At the Arkansas Democratic state convention in Little Rock on June 12 former Governor James P. Clark was declared the party nominee for United States senator to replace James K. Jones after a 470 to 72 vote. Governor Jefferson Davis was renominated and announced his own candidacy to succeed Senator Berry in 1905.
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Little Rock
Ark
James P. Clark
United States
James K. Jones
Friends
Jones
Clark
Jefferson Davis
Davis
James H. Berry
Wanted Crude Eggs on the Boston Boat
A Boston man asks for crude eggs with shredded wheat and silk. The waiter offers boiled eggs but the man insists on raw. He then breaks yolks into milk, stirring whites, prompting a waiter to remark a food crank as a bystander notes the scene.
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Boston
New York Press
Wrecked in a gale claims crew of one vessel
A heavy southeast gale wrecked the Norwegian bark Atbara the Swedish bark Aurora and the German bark Elizekinick off East London Cape Colony on June 12. The entire crew of the Atbara drowned except the captain who was ashore. Crews of the other vessels were saved and the coast is strewn with wreckage.
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East London
Cape Colony
Eruption of Mont Pelee Causes Ash Clouds and Fatalities
In the Mont Pelee eruption on June 6 a sea rise of about 28 inches occurred at Fort de France but caused no damage. The French cable repair ship Pouyer Quertier faced dense ash clouds near the lower crater and fled as ash, mud and stones rained from the crater. Ash from the cloud reached Saint Lucia and several people in boats near St Pierre perished.
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Saint Thomas
Mont Pelee
Fort de France
Pouyer Quertier
Pouger Quertier
Saint Lucia
le Precheur
Carbet
St. Pierre
Cloud Burst Floods Webster City Causing Relocation
A cloud burst near Webster city caused Boone river to rise many feet above its banks flooding parts of the city. Residents were driven from homes but no drownings reported yet. Wagon bridges washed out and railway bridges threatened as rain continued.
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Des Moines
Webster City
Bey of Tunis Sidi Ali Dies at Tunis
Sidi Ali, Bey of Tunis, died yesterday. Born in 1817, he succeeded his brother in 1882 and is survived by his son Mohammed born in 1855. The Tunisian throne has been in the reigning family since 1691.
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Tunis
Sidi Ali
Sidi Ali Sin
Sidi Mohammed es-Sadok
Bey
Mohammed
Cuban reciprocity bill prospects dimmed by Cuban committee hearing
Republican beet sugar senators met in Washington to survey chances for Cuban reciprocity legislation. The conciliation committee reported no proposal adopted by the Cuban committee. Most members think the likelihood of passing the reciprocity bill is reduced by Thurber's testimony yesterday before the Cuban committee.
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Washington
Thurber
Des Moines School House Destroyed in Storm
A school house near Washington Iowa was wrecked by a recent storm. Nine high school graduates were buried in the ruins and eight injured. Two may die, identified as Chance and Mildred McAt a.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Washington
Chance
Mildred McAta
Death of Harness Shop Owner Seemingly From Morphine Overdose
George Nielson a 23 year old harness shop owner on South Cleve land avenue near Center was found dead in his bunk around 12:30 am. Authorities suspect heart disease intensified by morphine overdose used to ease his stomach. His brother in law Dag Douglas and friend Charles Leah were with him earlier in the evening and may have furnished morphine pills. An inquest will be held and the body likely sent to Spanish Fork Utah for interment. Nielson leaves a wife and three year old son.
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George Nielson
Cleveland Avenue
Center
Nielson
Dag Douglas
Douglas
Charles Leah
Leah
Spanish Fork
Utah
Chas. Leah
Short Line Buys Pacific Hotel Ahead of Center Street Opening
The Short Line will take over the Pacific Hotel from J. E. Markel on July 1. Mr. Guerney remains manager. The purchase is seen as a preliminary step to moving the hotel and opening Center Street through the city.
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J. E. Markel
Center Street
Pacific Hotel
Short Line Company
J. E., Markel
Pacific Hotel Company
Mr. Guerney
Heise’s Hot Springs Resort Ad Delivers Travel Info
Describes Heise’s Hot Springs as a charming summer resort with a hotel, two pools, hunting and fishing near Yellowstone. Lists contact R. C. Heise of Heise Ida and schedules for trains from Pocatello on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays to Texas station, with river levels affecting daily stage departures from Idaho Falls.
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Yellowstone National Park
R. C. Heise
Heise
Ida
Pocatello
Texas Station
Idaho Falla
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