Destructive flood cripples Cleveland drains city scene
Cleveland Ohio reports a dawn flood causing over one million dollars in damage across eight miles of the eastern district. Homes were undermined and graves washed at St Joseph cemetery while lifeboats and river rescue efforts aided stranded residents. Thirty six dead in a train wreck and arson-related deaths re ported as crews worked to identify victims and restore services.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Woodland
Hill Avenue
East
Madison Avenue
Dean and Giddings’ Brooks
Quincy Street
Vienna Street
Cedar Avenue
East Prospect Street
Lincoln Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Glen Park Place
St. Joseph
Madison and
Wreck Kills Chief, Son and Laborers Near Nyack
A Montana wreck reports twenty eight killed and thirteen wounded when twenty freight cars rolled down a mountain and struck a Great Northern passenger train near Nyack. Assistant General Superintendent P T Downs and his young son died along with several workers. fire consumed the cars and many bodies.
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Kalispell
Mont
Great Northern
Nyack
P.T. Dows
Downs
Ger
Judge Timmony Dead In Pine Canyon Mining Visit
Salt Lake. Yesterday morning Police Judge John B. Timmony, with Judge Cherry, ascended Pine canyon to visit the Nemo mining claim. He sank to the ground and died moments later from heart failure, while the venture was noted as a personal interest of his.
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Salt Lake
John B. Timmony
Cherry
Pine Canyon
Nemo
Hillman Captured After Jail Escape
Bert Hillman, fugitive from the Idaho penitentiary since Aug 22, was captured four miles south of Meadows in Washington County at 4 PM by two farmers. He was brought back to the penitentiary at 7 PM. He had traveled from Weiser to Council on a company pass to work on the Seven Devils extension and was recognized in a Council hotel by a woman who had seen his photograph.
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Boice
Idaho
Bert
Hillman
Meadows
Washogto County
Arnold
Ambs
Weiser
Council
Seven Devils
Idaho Conference Completes Annual Missionary Session
The Idaho Methodist Conference held its anniversary events with sermons by Dr. Fisher Dr. Smyth and others. Bishop Mallalieu ordained three deacons and one elder at the Auditorium and heard reports on missions temperance and education. Committees discussed boundary changes academy plans and church extensions with adjournment after final appointments and thanks to railroads.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Fisher
Hawaiian Islands
Smyth
Foo Chow
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society
Neely
New York
J. M. Wilder
Dr. Fisher
Sandwich Islands
O. K. Todd
Baker City
Mallalieu
Church of God
J L Springer
Salabria
H H Newman
Idaho City
C A Edwards
Mercur
Utah
I. F. Roach
Boise
al Temple
Second Avenue
Center Street
de. Smyth
China
Methodiat Conference
Clarence ‘T. Hansel
Oregon
O. T
Hawkine
Nebraska
Blackfoot
T. B. Neely
Union and Tract Society
Pacific Christian Advocate
W. H. Odell
G. W. Grannis
Willamette University
W W van Dusen
J D Gillilan
C E Todd
C EK Heiman
J D Bird
I F Roach
Roach
Home Department
W. W. van Dusen
Albion
Ore
Todd
Caldwell
EK Heiman
Delamar
Emnett
E Damon
Hailey
M Shannon
Haines
J Bradley
H Newman
Idaho Falls
Temple
Junction
la Belle
E Carter
Lost River
L Kendall
Meridian
Sumpter
J M Wilder
Vale
W Edgar
Weiser and
Huntington
W W Deal
H W Parker
A N Brooks
Thomas Johns
Samuel Allison
W W Switzer
LN Wheatley
G G Haley
Albion State Normal School
W C Price
J R Yost
C A Landen
J W Atkinson
W T Robinson
F T Howell
C W Winterburn
W J Barger
Dr van Dusen
State Conference Board of Church Extension
GA Landen
Conference Brotherhood
van Dusen
EB Todd
C E Helman
T F Bradley
CE Todd
OK & N
Idaho
Clippert Man Arrested For Criminal Libel
C W Smith proprietor of the Clippert was arrested on criminal libel charges after a clipping lampooned Probate Judge C F Koslach sheriff and county attorney. Bond set at 500 dollars for hearing at 10 this morning regarding alleged consumption of stolen chickens by officials.
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C. W. Smith
The
Clipper
C. F. Koslach
Justice of the Peace
Anderson
Jackson
Palace
Whrrr's CakaM VeRMirverk Product Note
An old classified style entry touts Whrrr s CakaM VeRMirverk as a tonic for children. It claims improved digestion and nourishment of the nervous system restoring health vigor and elasticity of spirit with a price of 2 cents per unit from Mra A L Cook.
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Cook
State News Notes Roundup from Idaho and Nearby Areas
Remains of Harry Handy to be buried in San Francisco soon. Two hundred Webster sheep killed in the Teton basin. herder beaten and camp set ablaze by enemies. A mountain lion reportedly devoured a Teton basin sheepherder last week with no details provided. About 60,000 sheep grazing in Stanley country, remaining until October 1 before moving to Eastern markets. Caldwell votes approve $20,000 water works bonds. Free Press notes strong support for electric road Grangeville to Lewiston, with active local interest. Boise shipments send 26 wagon loads of freight to Thunder Mountain, including Dewey quartz mill materials. Mackay town to be strictly moral. 99-year leases prohibit saloons and bawdy houses, sparking doubt about growth without alcohol. Elliott Hopper bucked a hill ride. rider injured, horse later found alive. Morris Rosenbaum removed as Ovid postmaster. John Sorensen appointed, both Democrats. Varying local protests against postmaster changes.
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Cambridge Citizen
Boise
Thunder Mountain
Dewey
Bear Valley
Copper Belt Find Prompts Valley Claims Near Montpelier
A cloudburst washed out copper float when a sheepherder found a copper belt crossing Montpelier Creek hills. Water exposure exposed lead and revealed several copper pieces. The finder, now part of the claims, reports the locality.
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Montpelier
Montpelier Creek
Counterfeiters Arrested Near Snake River and Boise Shooting Incident
Special report: E R Coon and J Butts arrested 16 miles from Boise on Snake River for counterfeiting five dollar gold and fifty cent silver pieces. Deputy Marshal Roberts and secret service seized a complete plant. Prisoners to Portland for U S court trial. Separate item: Ralph and Frank Vincent and Brad Hurt involved in a shooting on Dry Creek below Boise with no injuries. dispute over property and a dog pup sparked the clash.
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Capital News
E. R. Coon
J. Butts
Snake River
Marshal Roberts
Secret Service
Portland
United States
Boise
Eays
Ralph
Frank Vincent
Brad Hurt
Dry Creek
Hurt
Vincents
Vincent
Halley
Vincente
Vincanta
Bome
Silk Headache Cure Promoted by Moki Tea
An advertisement touts Silk Headache as absolutely and permanently cured by wing Moki Tea a pleasant herb drink. It claims to cure “ak sea” and inda, boosts appetite and energy, and offers a money back Natrefaction or 2% cents through Sprague's Pharmacy.
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Sprague’s
Busy Sunday in Police Court Ends With Fines
Judge Stevens dealt with a string of city offenses. F E Thompson paid $2 for drunken disorderly conduct, Beno Myers faced $10 and costs, and Griswold was jailed nine days after a $10 fine for vagrancy. Sam Mason received a $10 fine plus costs for drunken disorderly behavior.
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Stevens
F. E. Thompson
Thompson
Beno Myers
Griswold
Sam Mason
Court appearances in drunk and disorderly actions and sidewalk cart violation
This morning Ben Myers pleaded guilty to another drunk and disorderly charge after leaving court with a fine paid Monday. Judge Stevens fined him 17 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to fourteen days of city work for drinking again. Bim Sing, a green goods vendor, was arrested for sidewalk cart vending and taxed 500 dollars plus costs.
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Ben Myers
Myers
Flo
Stevens
Bim Sing
Take life as it comes and Balland’s Hone Hound Bykup
Advertisement urges quick relief from a cough or cold with Balland’s Hone Hound Bykup priced at 25 cents and sold by Mrs. A L Cooky in Alabama.
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Balland
Mra
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Judge Timmany
Ture
Convict Gillman
Kaliapell
Huntsville
Robert Graham
Graham
Judge Timmony
Clipper Man
Tribune
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Terests
Harry Handy
San Francisco
Webster
Teton Basin
St. Anthony
Challis
Stanley
Free Press
Grangeville
Lewiston
Silver Messenger
Big Loat River
Mackay
Houston
Cambridge
Elliott Hopper
Eliott
Morris Rosenbaum
Ovid
Mia
John Sorensen
Democrata
Morrie
Peoples Store
Judge Stevens
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