Sinking of St Kilda sparks ships inquest reports
Reports from Singapore claim the British steamer St Kilda was sunk by the Russian cruiser Dnieper in the China Sea after crew and mails were removed. The ship carried jute rice and cotton and owners urge government action while the Foreign Office awaits full details and has notified Russia.
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China Sea
London
Singapore
St. Kilda
Cruis
St. Kilfa
Foreign Office
Bom
Russia Sets Tone for Far East Peace Talks With Japan
Washington June 14 Russia's formal reply to President Roosevelt on halting hostilities in the far East was delivered to Tokyo by Cassini the Russian ambassador. He met the President at the White House for fifty minutes and declined comment on the interview. Japan seeks a definite effort toward a permanent peace and warns against string attached negotiations. In Saigon the cruiser Kuban was ordered to depart and coal colliers began leaving as British ship Carlisle is detained with munitions for Russia.
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Cassini
White House
Terview
Count Cassini
Trench
Japan
Takahira
Saigon
Cochin
China
Carlisle
Japanese Attack Advances Across Mandarin Road in June Battle
General Linevitch reports to the emperor that on June 9 the Japanese began an assault with infantry cavalry and artillery along the mandarin road. A second column moved parallel east of the road and by June 10 seized hills north of Kud river near Lianchonchen and Kandaohe.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Vancing
Mandarin Road
Kud River
Lianchonchen
Kandaohe
Japanese advance pushes Russian posts north of Kaoche
In Gunshu Pass Manchuria on June 14 the Japanese force the Russian left beyond the Kaoche river and occupy heights north of the river. Field Marshal Oyama is ready for a general offensive with a heavy force believed to be behind the maneuver.
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Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
Kaoche River
Oyama
King Oscar Declines to Recognize Norwegian Union Move
In the Storthing Crowded opening after Whitsuntide recess Christianm King Oxenrs letter to the president declines recognition of the union notion read to the Storthing. It will be referred to a special committee with no demonstration. Norway and Sweden likely will confirm the dissolution after reaffirming union consent terms. Norwegian Americans urge the President to recognize the new government. decision deferred for weeks. Sweden has made no protest against recognizing Norway's government.
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Jane M
King Oxenr
Storthing
Sweden
Riksdag
Oscar
Washington
United States
Dolliver
Iowa
Pet
Morway
Must Not Recognize Norwegian Rebels
Stockholm informs Swedish Norwegian consuls that after Norway’s Storthing formed a provisional government and dissolved the union with Sweden, Sweden will not recognize the provisional government. Consuls are told to continue normal duties but forbid communication with the illegal Norwegian government and to seek Foreign Affairs instructions in emergencies.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gyldenstolpe
Storthing
Norway
Ilegal
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Anti-Graft League Targets Allegheny Bribery Case
Pittsburg June 14 Police Captain James Wilson of Allegheny was found guilty of accepting bribes in illegal houses after three trials. The jury urged mercy. The anti graft league led the prosecution and helped arrest 182 people. Wilson's lawyers plan a new trial or appeal to the supreme court.
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Pittsburg
James Wilson
Allegheny
Wilson
Anti-Geraft’ League
Supreme Court
Revival of the Jig Could Be Threatened in Columbus
In Columbus the annual session of dancing masters faces a potential setback as plans for an old-time jig with a dash of the waltz may not feature prominently in upcoming dance programs. Professor Beaumont, sent abroad by the International Association to study the Irish jig, is presenting his findings at the convention.
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Columbus
Elow
International Association
Profensor Beaumont
Fatal Pistol Duel Follows Tramp Attack in Havre
In Havre Montana a fatal pistol duel ends with a tramp shot and killed a conductor J B Salsbury after attempting to strike him during a general street brawl. The assailant and location are described, with the event linked to a broader melee in the town.
Death of a Veteran of Spanish War
Washington June Ideee General Ali who was major general of volunteers during the Spanish war and Inspector General of the army three years previous to 1808 died today at Relay Maryland.
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Washington
Ali
Tom Trated
Retina
Eour Relay
Maryland
Beware Antlers Face All Hooded Horns in Challenge
A cryptic alert mentions antlers and hooded figures with horns and a call to pursue a challenge named RAGLES. The fragment hints at a confrontation or pursuit theme without clear context or dates.
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Hood
Favorable to Loomis in Bowin Loomis Controversy
Washington officials pursue the Bow in Loomis matter with Pastor Mora of the New York and Dermuda Asphalt company testifying. Mora says Minister Bowen asked him to exit the trust and join Karner company to obtain a check and letter linked to Loomis, but Mora refused as it seemed wrong.
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Washington
Taft
Loomis
Pastor Mora
New York and Dermuda Asphalt Company
Mora
Bowen
Trust Wed
Karner Company
Lownis
Fortifying Kiao Chou Bay in German Shantung Claim
Berlin reports an imperial order to fortify Kiang Chow bay in the German concession on the Shantung peninsula. Rear Admiral Tupper will supervise five engineer fortification officers as work begins with budgeted funds, signaling a long term precaution rather than a response to a specific power.
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Berlin
Kiang Chow Bay
Shantung Peninsula
Protectorate
Tupper
Reichstag
Germany
Navy Department
Powers Will Stand With France On Moroccan Conference
London reports Great Britain declines joining a Moroccan conference without French consent. The United States agrees with France that a conference is not the best means to push urgent reforms in Morocco.
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London
Great Britain
Morocco
Haus
France
United States
Half Rate for Fair on Sunday
Portland June 14. The admission rate for Sundays to the Lewis and Clark exposition is set at 25 cents a half rate. The lower price aims to boost Sunday attendance, with officials predicting two to four times the usual turnout due to closed working exhibits and amusement fees.
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Portland
Boise Postmaster Gets a Nice Raise
Washington reports the Boise postmaster salary increased from 2400 to 8000 dollars per year.
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Boise
Washington
Chicago Wheat Chiou Jone She No 2 Red
Chicago wheat market report lists Chiou Jone She No 2 Red trading with 98 percent quality and a 1.00 price in July.
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Chiou
Jone
She-No
Tea store vows no refunds for unsatisfactory product
A grocer posts a strict policy refusing money back on tea deemed unsatisfactory. The notice urges customers to accept alternatives or exchange items, signaling a firm stance on refund requests.
Bottled Fer. Teer Advertises American Pilsener Price
An old notice announces bottled beer called American Pilsener with Teer branding. Bottles are on sale at all bars for 20 cents each.
A Mother's Awful Deed in Tucumsari Event
Mrs. George Campbell wife of a prominent ranchman near Tucumsari New Mexico driven insane seized a rifle and chased her husband from home before he returned she fatally shot her ten children and killed herself with a bullet to the head June 14.
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Tucumsari
New Mexico
George Campbell
Here
Halp
Uvehildren
Bride Lottie Scott Weds J J Burns in Private Blackfoot Ceremony
Miss Lottie Scott of Blackfoot and Mr J J Burns of Pocatello were married in a private ceremony at the bride’s father’s residence in Blackfoot. Rev Pather Nolan officiated. the couple will reside in Pocatello with a small wedding dinner for close relatives. Bert Manassa served as best man.
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J. J. Burns
Blackfoot
Trapp
Pocatello
Mrs. Burns
Mr. Burns
South Garfield Avenue
The Chink Is Onto the Boycott Game
Tientsin June 14 The boycotting of American goods by Chinese guilds is defiantly assuming more serious proportions The guilds have firmly determined to carry the boycott through and the outlook for American manufacturers is rather gloomy The native newspapers are refusing advertisements of American goods.
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Tientsin
Gifts over four million to University of Chicago
Chicago June 14 Gifts totaling over 4 million dollars have been made recently to the University of Chicago. The largest gift is 150000 dollars from the estate of Mrs Elizabeth Kelly in memory of her husband Hi wim Kelly.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Elizabeth Kelly
Wim Kelly
Cassia County Forest Reserve Proclaimed in Idaho
On June 11 a presidential proclamation establishes the Cassia forest reserve in southern Idaho. The new reserve will cover nearly 1,000,000 acres and secure government protection for the area and its timber resources.
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Washington
Cassia
Idaho
Horse for Sale and Fire Insurance Ads in 19th Century Ledger
An advert lists horses for sale with terms and types including a span of young fillies and a heavy work horse at a harness shop. Another entry notes fire insurance protections from Hartford Aetna and Phoenix via Charey & White Co. agents, emphasizing reliability and coverage options.
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Ohl
Hartford Aetna
Phoenix
Charey & White Co
Uno Solid
Kane the Grover Sells Chase and Banhera Teas
An exclusive sales notice from Pocatello promotes Kane as the sole selling agent for Chase and Banhera teas and coffees. The public is urged to purchase genuine articles through Kane to ensure authenticity.
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Kane
Grover
Pocatello
Chase & Banhera
Kane's Grocery Delivers Fresh Daily Vegetables
If you want fresh vegetables send your order to Kane's Grocery. They receive fresh produce daily, with everything in the market and everything the schoolhouse would stock.
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Kane
State University and Idaho show at Moscow boards and bonds fight
Special to The Tribune Hesse James Rev L F Roach reports the University of Idaho Board of Regents met at Moscow. They dismiss Dr Miller from Mining and may appoint a new head via Dr MacLeod after summer. Governor Gooding’s party praised Portand Portage expo events. The Regents seek a mandate to issue 12000 in bonds for a Domestic Science building, opposed by Attorney General Guheen who says no charge against an undiminished fund. Good Roads delegates and county reps organized a state association to meet September 26 in Boise.
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Hesse
James
L F. Roach
Board of Regents
The
University For Idaho At Moscow
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Miller
MaclLe Um
University
Governor Gooding
Porthend
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Idaho i
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McBride
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the State University
Supreme Court
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Coffin
Guheen
Gibson
Good Roads
Hobe
Ada
Kelse
Melherson
Twin Palla
J. T. French
Moscow
HWGW
St. Anthony
D. Boone
Malley
John Me
Millom
Boise
Keotenal
Smith
Rathdrun
Washington
T. C
Elders Brace Loss as Salt Lake Monty Edges Pocatello
In Salt Lake City, the Elders lost to Salt Lake League 2 0 in a game hampered by injuries to Eddie Fredett who pitched with an injured finger. Crowe scored for Pocatello with strong defense and late gaps, but errors by Salt Lake players widened the final margin. Manager Trapp praised the effort and noted the value of the practice game.
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Salt Lake
Pocatello
Eddie Fredett
Crowe
Peter
Peer
Wright
Trapp
Durham
Fredell
Thornton
O'Brien
Leahy
Fuller
Arney
Kaar
Alt Higsen
Seddons Substitutes In For Sick Lee In Fifth Inning
Seddons replaces Lee who has been unwell for weeks and cannot perform. Séd is hurt but hoped to return after a few days of practice. Eddie Fredell earns credit for pitching despite a raw finger while Crowe makes a standout defensive catch. Freddie drives two of Poratello's hits as teammates praise the hard, improving effort under Billy Trapp's guidance.
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Seddons
Lee
Blackfoot
Eddie Fredell
Nervily
Crowe
Freddie
Poratello
Billy Trapp
Idaho Territorial Record of Names and Places
A fragmented list of individuals and towns including Clark Mackay Maine T C Stanford Carey Bingham L J Porter Blackfoot Fremont C C Moore St Anthony El more W C Howle Mountainhome Ada A V Richelberger Boise Boise C B Platt March Lincoln F W Gooding Shoshone Idaho Allen Miller Grange ville.
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Clark
Mackay
Maine
T. C. Stanford
Carey
Bingham
L. J. Porter
Blackfoot
Fremont
C. C. Moore
St. Anthony
Elmore
W. C. Howle
Mountainhome
Ada
A. V. Richelberger
Boise
C. B. Platt
March
Lincoln
F. W. Gooding
Shoshone
Idaho
Allen Miller
Grangeville
Printers and Bartenders Stage Bone Ball for Hospital Fund
At six eighty this evening a bone ball game will be played at the baseball park between the Printers and Bartenders. Proceeds go to the Pocutullo Hospital fund. Attendance is urged to help the hospital.
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Pocutullo Hospital Fund
Jewelry sale begins Thursday in Pocatello Idaho
M L Roberts announces a sale starting Thursday featuring diamonds watches jewelry clocks silverware and cut glass at prices lower than any Idaho jewelry store next to the post office in Pocatello.
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Idaho
M. L. Roberts
Pocatello
Postoffice
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