Come in Free Lost Sheep Art Treasures
Morgan plans to move his art treasures to the United States under household effects. His paintings bric a brac and antiques valued at not less than 9 000 000 pounds were scattered in London and in the museum. Agents will gather the pieces to enter duty free, with many items in Morgan's Park Lane residence for over a year.
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New York
Tnerehold
J. ¥. Morgan
Museum of Earcre
London
Morgan
Park Lane
Dati
Montanans Report Sheep Losses Push Toward 1.6 Million
A Helena report cited by the Inter-Mountain states that 900000 sheep were scattered in a recent disaster with 600000 frozen earlier, totaling 1.6 million sheep in Montana since December. At 3.50 dollars average, this implies about 3.75 million dollars in losses. Official figures derive from county sheep commissioners' reports.
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Butte
Mont
Helena
T. C. Power
State Board of Sheep Commissionete
Montana
Denver Strike Settlement Nears After Daylong Talks
A Denver strike affecting about 10,000 union men may end today as the conciliation committee of business leaders and Typographical union members reports progress. The panel has been mediating for weeks to reach a settlement.
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Denver
Conciliation Committee
Typographical Union
Ae Mediaiocr
Aborted Resolutions Oppose Reed Smoot Seating
At the Weeman's Baptist Home Missions society session in Buffalo New York May 31 resolutions were adopted opposing Reed Smoot's seating in the United States Senate and urging an amendment to make polygamy a crime against the organic law. All officers were re elected.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Weeman's Baptist Home Missions Society
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Senate
Society
Harriman Undergoes Surgery Report Positive
New York May 31 physicians at Harriman's bedside report his appendectomy yesterday went well. They say his condition is most satisfactory with normal temperature and no pain, and there is no complication observed.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Utah Grand Jury Sworn In Salt Lake May 21
A special grand jury, the second since Utah statehood in 1896, was sworn in by Judge Morse in Salt Lake City. It includes four non Mormons and three Mormons and may hear the polygamy question tied to Reed Smoot’s senate election. An indictment requires five votes.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Morse
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Hog Fetches Record Price in Idaho County
A Camas prairie hog sold to Staber Brothers for 640.35, the highest price paid for a hog in Idaho County and possibly in Idaho. The hog grew large on local feed, according to The Peck Press.
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Peck Press
Staber Bros
Idaho County
Idaho
Diether Hall Social Tonight at Austorium Theater
The Austorium theater orchestra will perform at Diether hall this evening with M. O. Ake as manager. Largest hall and best floor emphasize the venue and entertainment for attendees.
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Diether’ Hall
Austorium Theater Orchestra
M. O. Ake
Drought Drains New York Farmlands Report Urges Irrigation
Dispatches from across New York report five weeks without rain leaving vegetation withering and pasture scant. Authorities urge farmers to irrigate to protect crops and grazing lands amid the dry spell.
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New York
Tve
The Conductors Conclude Biennial in Pittsburgh
The twenty-ninth biennial convention of the Order of Railway Conductors of America ends in Pittsburgh after rousing cheers from 500 delegates. Visitors praise the city and anticipate Portland Oregon hosting in 1905. Portland wins a vote to host the next convention over Boston.
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Pittsburg
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Pittaberg
Portland
Ore
A. O. Ferguson
Ogden
Utah
Boston
Salt Lake Teen Survives 16 000 Volt Electric Shock
Arthur Robertson, 16, lived after a near fatal incident on a plant roof. While trying to crawl a live wire with others, the current rode his neck as the wire arced across him. He was unconscious for about 30 minutes, with blistered skin, but doctors expect recovery.
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Salt Lake
Arthur Robertson
Robertson
Russians seek harbor settlement at Yongaapho Korea
London's Times correspondent reports Russians aim to establish a settlement at Yongaapho southwest of Wiga Korea at the Yale river mouth. He notes Yongaapho could be converted into a good harbor. The Korean government protests the land purchase by the Russians.
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London
The
Times
Tokio
Yongaapho
Wiga
Korea
Yale River
President Roosevelt Visits Oregon Capitol and Portland
President Roosevelt arrived in Salem and Portland on schedule. In Salem he greeted 2000 schoolchildren at Marion Square and delivered a 30 minute address at the Capitol Landing, then kissed an invalid child during a carriage halt. In Portland he laid the cornerstone of the Lewis and Clark movement at City Park.
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Salem
Oregon
Roosvelt
Obmamberlain
Geo. O. Brownell
Senate
L. T. Harrie
O. P. Bishop
Rarty
Marion Squate
America
Capitol Landing
Portland
Ore
Lewis and Ollark
Ten Feet of Snow Strikes Montana Regions
A severe late May blizzard hit Coutts and northern Montana with ten feet of snow and subzero temperatures. Rail service crippled on the Great Northern. stock losses near 90 000 head and cattle and sheep fatalities loom. Flood risk grows as the Missouri River rises. several counties report historic damage. Three shepherds reported missing. no bodies found.
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Montana
Misscazi
Cascade
Teton
Choteau
Lewis and Clark
Havre
Epen
Grover Cleveland Fishes Then Heads Home from Bass Island
Grover Cleveland and Admiral Lambertson departed Middle Bass after a week of fine fishing. He declined to discuss politics further, saying he had already spoken enough. He returned to Princeton.
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Grover Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Grovcer Cleveland
Admiral Lambertson
Associated Press
Cleveland
Princeton
Glencove Yachts Reliance Leads Early In Race
Glencove New York May 21 two yachts Reliance and Columbia started a race. Passing Peacock point about two miles from the starting line Reliance held a strong lead. At 8 15 both boats had covered about five miles with Reliance 500 yards ahead.
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Glencove
N. Y
Reliance
Columbia
Peacock Point
Fire at gas house on 155th street kills one injures many
A fire at a gas house on 155th street and Sherman avenue in New York caused five explosions. One man died and many were injured.
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New York
155Th Street
Sherman Avenue
Canadians debate Chamberlain speech on trade with Britain
In Quebec on May 21 Canadians from many groups discuss Joseph Chamberlain's Birmingham speech pushing reciprocal trade with the British Empire. The idea gains support though French Canada resists further aid to Britain. Ottawa ministers avoid comment while Laurier’s paper hints government influence on Chamberlain. Premier Parent and William Price back preferential trade and colonial contributions to the British armed forces.
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Quebec
Joseph Chamterlain
Birmingham
Great Britain
Canada
Ottawa
Chamberlain
Wilfred Laurier
Asnnda
William Price
Fremont Riot Drives John Dixon From Town After Clash
A Fremont dispatch reports John Dixon, a colored man, driven from Toledo area town after an incident last night in which his home was destroyed. Dixon worked at Claus Shear plant and stayed home during a strike. His wife and children fled to jail to escape the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Fremont
John Dixon
Dixon
Claus
Thie Mb
Foley's Kidney Cure Proclaimed for Travelers and Workers
A historical medical notice explains travel and constant motion harm the kidneys and claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures kidney and bladder diseases. A locomotive engineer from Lima Ohio reports relief after using the remedy and Bean's drug store sells it.
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Foley
Geo
BE. Hansan
Lima
Bean’s Drug Store
Daily Tribune Subscription Offer
Readers are invited to subscribe to The Daily Tribune for 75 cents per month with home delivery. The notice emphasizes affordable regular delivery and ongoing access to newspaper content.
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Daily Tribune
the Daily Tribune
Weather and crops report from Idaho section weekly summary
Idaho section weather and crop bureau report for the week ending Monday the 18th notes a warm dry opening with high season temperatures, rain the latter part relieving drought, good fruit and grain growth, and generally improving pasture and hay crops. Local counties Bannock include Cleveland Cove Grace Laze Mink Creek with wind, dry winds, planting, hay, fruit trees in bloom, and prospects for crops.
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Idaho
U. S. Weather and Crop Bureau
Saya
Enen
Secticus
Deouth
Bannock County
Cleveland
Cove
Lewiston Votes Bonds for Central School Building
The Lewiston Independent school district voters approved a 35 000 bond issue by 23 to 4 to fund a central school on Normal Hill. Public funds at 4 percent interest will cover the issue and the site is planned at Poe grade head and east of the Athletic park grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Tribune
Normal Hill
Lewiston Independent
Echool
Poe
Athletic Park
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure
A health notice extols kidney function and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure to strengthen the system and treat kidney and bladder disease. Available for sale at Bean's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bean's Drug Store
Coyle Expected to Be Moderator at Presbyterian Assembly
The 115th General Assembly of the Presbyterian church opens in Los Angeles with Dr. Robert F. Coyle favored to win the moderator post. The Creed Revision faction draws strong support from the many younger commissioners, while Dr. Henry Vandyke presides and delivers the sermon.
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Dr. Coyle
Denver
Revisionists
van Dyke
Los Angeles
The
Presbyterian Church
Emmanuel Church
Henry Vandyke
Assembly
Robert F. Coyle
Central Presbyterian Church of
Sesson
General Assembly
Vandyke
Crack in Mountain Triggers Evacuation Advisories
A four foot wide and 3000 foot long crack opened four hundred yards back from Turtle Mountain’s western face near the summit. Lieutenant governor orders evacuation of the area as a precaution after a dispatch sent from Frank to alert residents of imminent danger.
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Victoria
B. C
Frank
Turtle Mountain
Busted Brokers Suspend in Boston Cotton Trading
Boston bankers M. Tucker & Company announce suspension due to slow collateral in cotton transactions. The move impacts local financial activity as authorities review liquidity.
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Boston
M. Tucker & Company
Facts and Figures on Pianos in Northwest Trade
Allen and Gilbert Ramaker Co advertises a six month exchange policy on purchased pianos from 157 to 40000 dollars, with 90 makes on display at Temple Pharmacy in Portland. The firm promotes cash or easy payments and claims to be the oldest and largest music house in the Northwest with Wakefield as a traveling salesman.
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Temple Pharmacy
Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co
Northwest
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
S. F. Wakefield
Eighteen Wooden Tanks for Sale at Local Store
Eighteen wooden tanks each holding about 1000 gallons are for sale. Suitable for irrigation and watering rose beds. Inquiries directed to the Pocatello Mercantile Co.
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Inquire Pocatello Mercantile Co. of
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