Oregon Short Line Promotes Olmstead To Utah Division
Prominent railroad changes place Olmstead as Montana division head with extended authority over the Utah segment from Salt Lake City to McCammon. H. V. Platt becomes train master at Salt Lake City with Lon Pond as chief clerk, and A. H. King named superintendent of bridges and buildings. The Utah division will be linked to the Montana division, expanding Olmstead’s jurisdiction by about 900 miles of track from Gandy to Butte and including the St. Anthony and Salmon River branches.
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Montana-Utah
Lon Pond
King
Olmstead
Montana and Utah Division
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
San Pedro Road
Utah Division
McCammon
Montana
H. B. Goodwin
Craig
A. H. King
Utah
Coome
Weed
Montanza
Bensets
Idaho
Olmeteld
Maxuson
Bennett
New York
W. A. Clark
B B. Sassiman
Salt Lake
EB. Ualvio
Osegon
Deseret News
G. BH. Olmetead
Sapt. Henderson
Chicago, Berlington & Northern
Milwaukee
South America
Panama
Oregon
H. VY. Platt
Pocatello
Messrs. Henderson, Olmstead
Pratt
Balt Lake
Ging
Saidy
Ncco
Salt Lake Herald
G.H. Olmstead
Oregcn
Gandy
Butte
St. Anthony Tranch
Salmon River
Caphe Janation
Henderson
San Pedro
Alstead
BE. B. Calvin
O. J. McMitt
Gealded Co
Alonso Pead
Changes in Union Pacific division leadership announced
Mr Olmatead plans to depart for Pocatello and return Thursday for a close in erection of newly added branches. The lineup includes H V Platt trainmaster A R Pead chief clerk to Platt A H King superintendent of bridges and buildings Eugene N Botsford chief dispatcher. Semi official word says H B Goodwin will become agent here to succeed Platt.
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Althoaugh
Olmatead
Pocatello
H. V. Platt
A. R. Pead
Platt
A. H. King
Eugene N. Botsford
H. &. Goodwin
Hendereco
Union Pacific
Ministers Debate After Russian Demands
Belgrade reports the cabinet faces mounting pressure as Russian and Austrian demands for punishment of King Alexander and Queen Draga’s assassins threaten the ministry’s position. The tone of the Russian note causes concern and prompts widespread cabinet anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Elmenet
Yale and Harvard Oarsmen See Annual Poking Match
In London New Hampshire June 28 Yale and Harvard crews and supporters gathered in the woods for their annual poking main. Yale won the event amid a failed attempt by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to disrupt the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cosn
Yale
Harvard
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Man sought in Kentucky flight after court case
Reports from Lesington Kentucky say J B Ewen fled to hide after a decision in Louisville that will carry to trial of Jette and White. Authorities expect Ewen to remain in hiding until the case proceeds at Cynthina.
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Lesington
J. B. Ewen
Louisville
Jette
White
Cynthina
U S Battleship Squadron Arrives Kiel Harbor
United States squadron led by Rear Admiral Cotton anchors at Kiel as eight battleships and six cruisers join the harbor. Prince Henry of Prussia salutes the fleet while the German flag ships fly the Stars and Stripes and a band plays America. Crowds cheer and officers exchange greetings at the port.
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Prince Henry
America
Kiel
United States
Cotton
Prince Henry of
Preesia
Tay
Campaign Against Get Rich Quick Schemes Shocks Wall Street
New York stocks exchange authorities vow vigorous action against get rich quick schemes tied to Wall Street. Officials warn that newspapers offering favorable reports for financial gain and accepting such ads will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Exchange
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Flood relief bill to be introduced in Senate
Topeka June 23 Senator F J Smith will introduce a flood relief measure in the senate requiring recipients to sign notes for funds with no interest to October 1, 1904. Upon collection the money will be returned to the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
F. J. Smith
Senate
Cable landed at Midway. Anglia to Honolulu for completion
At Midway Manila June 28 the Pacific cable from Guam to Midway Island was landed today by the steamer Colonia. The cable ship Angelia left Midway for Honolulu to complete the connection.
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Manila
Guam
Midway Island
Colonia
Angelia
Midway
Honolula
Marylebone Club Criticized for Bringing Pros to Philly Match
London reporters condemn the Marylebone club for adding three professional players to the Philadelphia cricket team. The plan had envisioned only club gentlemen members, sparking sharp criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marylebone Club
Philadelphia
Mississippi Primary Set for August 6 to Choose Senator
The state board of election commissioners orders a state primary on August 6. The contest will decide Mississippi’s next U.S. senator with incumbent Senator Money and Governor Lengine as active candidates in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackecu
Miss
State Board of Election Commissioners
United States
Mississippi
Pepel
Money
Lengine
Crop Conditions Report Cites Regional Variations
Washington DC June 28 weather bureau weekly crop summary notes cool conditions east of the Rockies and generally favorable conditions on the Pacific coast. Oregon coast work slowed while rains are needed in eastern Oregon and Washington regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Poregon
Washington
Prison Reveals Hidden Explosives in Wall Vault
Authorities at Canyon Way Colorado uncover enough giant powder and nitro glycerine to blow up the penitentiary. The explosives were concealed within the wall of a shop, discovered during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon Way
Colo
Grand jury takes up contracts for aluminum paint
The grand jury in Washington D C on June 23 began examining contracts for aluminum paint used on street letter boxes nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cotton Goes Skyward New York
One of the season's most exciting cotton market upturns occurred today with July August and September options reaching the season's highest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Negro Burned by a Mob in Wilmington Lynching
In Wilmington on June 28 the mob lynched a Black man identified as George White. Only one participant is publicly known a 12 year old boy named Peter Smith who was shot in the back. The body remained chained to a stake as rain helped extinguish the flames and crowd recover remaining remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Jane
Helen Bishops
Peter Smith
Hande
Kilmore
Jones
Minister Instructed to Leave Belgrade Before King Peter
The Hague report states the minister has been ordered to depart Belgrade prior to King Peter's arrival, amid tense diplomatic developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
The
Hague
Peter
Engineer J A Green Reported Missing Near Blackfoot
A Blackfoot dispatch reports engineer J A Green, recently with the American Falia Canal project, disappeared after his team wandered without a driver. A rancher found the team. officials feared foul play or drowning in the Snake River, but Green reappeared in Pecatelic last night with minor injuries from a wagon accident and intends to resume work.
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Blackfoot
J. A. Green
Denver
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
American Falia Canal Company
Snake River
Green
Mr. Green
Sioux City
Pecatelic
Peotatello
Special Meeting Notice for Friday June 26 2006
An O. E. unit schedules a special meeting for Friday evening June 26 2006 with initiation expected and a note that it will be the last meeting until September. Secretary Maup Kelly urges good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maup Kelly
Sec’y
Dumont Flies Small Airship No 9 Over Paris
Santos Dumont completes a flight in airship No 9 over central Paris. The craft, noted as the smallest built to date, performed maneuvers with precise helm control as reported from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parise
Santos Dumont
Paris
Three Drowned In Great Lakes Collision Near Buffalo
The tug O W Cheney was struck by the propeller Ohemeng seven miles north of Buffalo on June 28. Captain John Wheland, steward Andy Schaster, and fireman Eddie Dugan were drowned.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes
O. W. Cheney
Ohemeng
John Wheland
Andy Schaster
Eddie Dugan
Zeigler Expedition Sails For Franz Josef Land
Trondhjem Norway June 28 the Zeigler expedition sails on the steam whaler America for Franz Josef land. The America will winter there and the expedition will be sent out with dog sleds from that point.
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Trondbjem
Norway
Zeigler
America
Franz Josef Land
A Black Sultan
London reports that the former sultan of Sokoto in Liberia resisted British forces. In May a 130 man West African force failed to defeat him at Durmi, near Kane, with heavy casualties on both sides. Reinforcements are being sent as a British gunboat is ordered to Gareway after recent attacks on ships on the Literiae coast.
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London
Sckote
Liberia
Durmi
Kane
Gareway
Literiae
Traveling salesman Wakefield touts piano line in city
Me. 8S. L. Wakefield of the Allen-Giltert Rem aker company is in the city with a carload of pianos arriving from the end. At Temple Pharmacy he offers home demonstrations of the superior instruments. He will stay only two days and asks interested buyers to call on him. Wakefield is described as a singer and salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wakefield
Allen-Giltert Remaker Company
Pianca
Apon
Temple Pharmacy
Wakefield
Carly Planos
Bet Orgaste
Ranolas
Sealed bids sought for O. L. Marsh estate stock and fixtures
The receiver P. W. Gallagher invites sealed bids by noon Wednesday June 2 for the entire stock and fixtures of the O. L. Marsh estate. Bids may cover stock alone, fixtures alone, or both, with keys to be approved by Judge James H. Beatty.
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O. L. Mareh
James H. Beatty
U. S. District Court
O. L. Marsh
P. W. Gallagher
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Geneva
Jeane
King Peter of Servia
Big Doingss
Getrich-quick
Kansas
Manilla
Ime
Chicago Wheat
Chicago
O. E
Royal Opera Bar
Brady's
Dumont
Lake Erie
Franz Josef
Sultan
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