All Roads Lead到 Exposition City in Seattle
Seattle June 19 visitors flood the fair as World’s Fair draws Masons and British Columbians into town. Highlights include gold brick production in the treasury building, the 18,000 bronze George Washington monument unveiled near the main gates, and remarks by Ambassador Jusserand of France.
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Seattle
Rome
California Press Club
Treasury
George Washington
Jusserand
France
Sheep and Lamb Market at Union Stock Yards Chicago Prices Rise
The Chicago Union Stock Yards reports lighter receipts but strong demand for sheep and lambs. Prices advanced 15 to 25 cents, with a double deck of clipped lambs selling at nine cents per pound. Yearlings and ewes show high bidding, and expectations point to continued demand through month end.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Home League Orphanage representatives visit Pocatello
Mr. and Mrs. Will D. Lucas of Denver speak for the Home League Orphanage a fourteen year old institution described as a home aid not a distribution station It helps widowed mothers and allows them to reclaim children when ready Denver is cited as a central location for the work and increasing patronage.
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Will D. Lucas
Denver
Home League Orphanage (Incorporated
Home Aid
Lucas
Pocatello
Domestic Science Awards At the Academy of Idaho
The district awards the domestic science scholarship at the Academy of Idaho in Pocatello. Eleanor Jones of Malad wins the honors while Agnes Lund and Stella Justice receive a vote and honorable mention respectively. The exhibition shows strong effort in sewing basket weaving and cooking with a 19 girl class and grades from 70 to 94 percent.
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Blackfoot
Eleanor Jones
Malad
Agnes Lund
Stella
Justice
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Falls
Walker
Week forecasts include com mencements and weddings in news
Washington notes a quiet week with only routine items such as college commencements and June weddings likely to fill the columns. A Washington tariff dispute, Washington state politics wig and a Darwin Centenary in Britain shape notable events abroad. Admiral Moore to retire, Phelps to become rear admiral, and the Northern Baptist convention meets in Portland with two thousand delegates anticipated.
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Washington
D. C
Congressional
Republican Party
Hay
Georgia
Cambridge University
United States
International Conference of Meteorologists
London
International Arts and Literary Congress
Copenhagen
Edwin K. Moore
Thomas 8
Phelps
Mare Island Navy Yard
Northern Baptist Convention
Portland
Ore
Italian guest Guilty of Rough House in Perkins Hotel
Giovanni Pagnottio an Italian national was found guilty in police court of raising a rough house at the Perkins hotel on the east side. He was fined five dollars by Police Judge Moyes and will serve time on the chain gang if the money is not paid. George Hall released from jail for drunkenness relapsed and was sentenced to thirty days on the chain gang. John Henley an old offender was fined ten dollars for being drunk with ten days on the chain gang if unpaid.
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Giovanni Pagnottio
Perkins Hotel
Moyes
George Hall
Mediately
John Henley
Thorough Instructor Roles in Sewing and Cooking Mentioned
The passage notes she is a thorough instructor in sewing and cooking. It states the manual training work lacked committee inspection and the prize winner is unknown. It urges careful review of the scholarship process by each club before the next district meet and clarity on district and contestant requirements.
Railroad plans to Aberdeen advance in Utah field work
The Blackfoot Republican reports that rights of way deeds are being written and construction will begin in July. Utah Construction Co. holds the contract and aims to complete the line in about sixty days with two corps of engineers surveying from the Mackay branch to Salmon River. The proposed junction is at Cerro Grande opposite the Big Butte with branches toward Challis Bay Horse Birch Creek and Lewiston Market Lake to Dubois.
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Blackfoot Republican
Aberdeen
Utah Construction Company
Corps of Engineers
Mackay
Salmon River
Cerro Grande
Big Butte
Bireh Creek
Lemhi Valley
Lewiston
Salmon City
Challis
Bay Horse
Kaufman
Idaho
Birch Creek
Market Lake
Dubois
National Cotton Congress Meet Opens in Monte New Ark
The third annual National Cotton congress will start Monday in Monte New Ark with prominent National Farmers' Union members and state representatives in attendance. John D. Waler of Georgia will deliver the principal address.
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Atlanta
National Farmers’ Union
National Cotton Congress
Monte New Ark
John D. Waler
Georgia
Senate Debates Postponing Income Tax until Tariffs
Senator Bailey announced that he would consent to postpone the income tax question until after the tariff schedules are disposed of. The move, supported by most Democrats and income tax advocates, triggered immediate debate before a definite conclusion was reached.
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Washington
Bailey
Senate
Ugly Monsters of the Ocean: Cephalopods and Their Dread
The article describes cephalopods such as octopus and giant squid as some of the fiercest sea creatures. It notes eight or ten arms with suckers, a siphon for water flow, an ink sack, and the ability to squirt ink to evade predators. Squids can reach large sizes, with arms spreading up to twenty eight feet.
Ohio State University to Hold 32nd Commencement
Bishop Woodcock of Kentucky will preach the baccalaureate sermon tomorrow opening the university’s thirty second commencement. Degrees will be conferred Wednesday with an address to the class by Dr. Andrew Fleming West of Princeton University.
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Columbus
Bishop Woodcock
Kentucky
Ohio State University
Andrew Fleming West
Princeton University
McCammon Notes Reportill in June 18
McCammon notes list B T Rowe severely ill with spotted fever under Dr. Cooper. Mrs J H Stinger improves after heart trouble. A son born to Sam Blundell of Salt Lake. mother and babe healthy under Dr. Cooper. Pioneer Joel Lewis died leaving a wife five children and relatives. City council votes to bond $5000 for a city hall and jail. Ladies Mutual Improvement Association reorganized with new officers.
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McCammon
B. T. Rowe
Cooper
J. H. Stinger
Sam Blundell
Salt Lake
Babe
Joel Lewis
Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Association
Fate of the world foreseen by Lowell in four grim ends
The Boston Journal reports Professor Percival Lowell outlining four ultimate fates for Earth. A runaway asteroid or sun collision could grind life to powder or scorch it away. Tidal friction might lock the planet, leaving one side permanently scorching. Water and air loss could desiccate Earth into a spacefaring mummy. The sun’s decay remains the surest death, ending in darkness and a drifting collision that destroys and renews.
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Earth
Percival Lowell
Mercury
Venus
Professor Lowell
Boston Journal
Circling the Stick Exercise Instruction
A person is guided to take a central position in a room with a stout stick placed on the floor. The participant bends over pressing the forehead to the stick handle while gripping the stick with the right hand below the handle and placing a closed left fist on the left knee. He remains for two to three minutes and then moves slowly around.
Circular Motion and Giddiness Stymie Persistent Attitude
A fragment describes a person unable to sustain a circular motion due to mounting giddiness, noting the stubborn stance and impending loss of balance as the motion continues. The passage emphasizes the endurance of attitude despite physical strain.
Ride on rocking horse ponies in a nursery rhyme
A vivid verse invites a playful ride on rocking horse ponies bidding them to fly if invited. The rhythm tests courage and curiosity as a broom promises a magical ascent to a lively, untamed top of the room.
Irregular Time Entries Reported Across Day
A set of times listed as 5:05 a. m. 8:15 p. m. 1:30 a. m. 3:25 p. m. 2:00 a. m. appears in a sparse page fragment. The sequence lacks context, but these are the only clearly readable data points in the segment.
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Railroad News
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M'Cammon
Fate OF the
Mary
Mary's
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Wrensted Bldg
S. Main St
Broadway and Pike
Guort
Oregon Short Line Intermountain Route
Oregon Express
Aoat
Pacific Express
Mail and Express
Butte Express
Portland Express
Keastern Express
Chicago-Portland Limited
Atlantic Sapress
Wac
Biotum
Yellowstone
Eee
Salt Lake Express
Oregon
Cepress
West
Butte
North
South
Cc. E. Brooks
D. E. Burley
Salt Lake City
Ec Press Ia
Whith’s
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
T. Louie
A. L. Cook
Sax WS
Jacobs’ Department Store
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