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Random references and ad snippets describe funeral notices sales inquiries and contact details. Items mention Lake Salt Arlanda Lakeside, Mr and Mrs J Grayvogle of Lakeside Utah, Parker Co. lamp stacks and a sale of talcs. Messages include delivery in June and requests for croquet white raga and miscellaneousShort items appear as scattered classified notices and personal references without coherent central story.
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Av J. Grayvogle
Lakesie
Utah
Ura Guetta
Coats Oal
Parker Co
Mit
Stack
Parker Goat Co
Fatal Harm in Wyoming and Fire Near Sturgis
In Wyoming a Black man from Meslean Mintonys was killed in a dispute with Charles Cunningham over a game. Cunningham claims self defense as a posse captures the attacker. Across in Sturgis a large fire erupts eight miles east, with hundreds displaced and ongoing efforts to control the blaze.
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Rawling
Wyo
Joe Mintonys
Wis
Charles Cunningham
Zucera
Thera
Bynebigg
Cunninghaut
Sturgis
Revere
National League slate features doubleheaders and heavy hits
In a rough day of baseball across major leagues, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York and Boston split two-game sets with key moments. Gaspur’s near miss left Chance unconscious briefly before he walked to the bench. The Phillies swept a doubleheader past Boston with strong offense, while Brooklyn and Cleveland notched wins and Chicago split with Cleveland in extra innings. Detroit routed St Louis, and Washington toppled Boston in a tight game.
Harvard ball team dazzles in dramatic match
The report describes a chaotic game scene with players from Harvard and Yale, featuring a fast pace, roars from spectators, and dramatic plays. Names like Vernon, Beattie, and Boyer appear among others as the action builds to a tense moment before the final tally.
Detroit Tigers poised to clinch pennant says Hughes
A Detroit writeup argues the Tigers, led by pitching depth and Har* Jennings driven conviction, hold a strong chance at winning a fourth consecutive flag. It notes New York’s rising challenge and Athletics fading, while praising Detroit's offense, defense, and speed as the season tightens toward the pennant.
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Signe Polot
Detroit
Bugs
Teague
Jennings
Ste
Tigers
Golors
Wilet Imoney Detrott
Camakes
Tha
Lou
Heme
Dotratt
Chatica
Cuba
Detroit Tetanty
Hughey Jenmhigh
Coromant
Uases
Hughey Jennings
Athletics
Murder confession links fight to city slaying in Poland Ore
A confession ties a fatal kiling in Poland Oregon to a brawl near downtown. Witness statements place Wy de dohnuen as the victim and Toan BR Yokb as a key interlocutor. Police arrested Kareeh and Welty amid ongoing questioning, with authorities citing suspect involvement in the broader incident.
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Poland
Ore
Quentioning
Kareeh
PonfoRao
Bayer
Tnaw
Webb admits killing Johnson with blackjack in Spokane
Webb details a murder plot involving Mrs Kersh and Johnson. He says he aided elopement with Mrs Kersh, followed to Portland, then to Spokane where an altercation led to Johnson being struck with a blackjack and killed. The body was placed in a trunk and sent to the railway station. Webb, 45, claims little about his wife Lena Boor.
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Kerseh
Johnson
Wabb
Hood
Mre
Kerech
Spokane
Portland
Johnnon
Gan
Soma
Lila Réam
Jolon
Bini Webb
Su Peeult
Cieckiack
Johuwan
Kerach
Mra
Kersoh
Minnesota
Weau Patios
Lena Boor Ualson
Axtell
Minnesota GOP nominates slate at St Paul convention
The Minnesota Republican Convention endorsed Governor Culver and Senator Clapp for statewide posts, backed the Minnesota delegation in Congress, and approved a conservation resolution. It denounced Roosevelt era pledges and Payne Aldrich policy as a betrayal, while endorsing Taft administration alignment.
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ST. Paul
Provinent Taft
Phendure Roosevelt
Minarsota
Minnesota
Congress
A. O. Wverlurdt
Monthly Health of the People Report Fragment
A partial health monthly summary notes notable mortality and illness counts. It records deaths from typhoid and other causes, with several regions and institutions cited, including Bentely and Albania, and mentions hospital and care conditions alongside general public health indicators.
Pioneer John Cahoon Dies After Illness in Salt Lake
Salt Lake June 28 John T Cahoon a pioneer of 48 and member of the Gal Smith company of valun eer Indian fighters died at his home on Danteval avenue at 12 29 PM after seven months illness He was born October 19 1899 in Leesoun Iowa and moved to Utah from Nauvoo Illinois at age 3 He worked as a wagon builder for Utah Central and the Oregon Short Line later contracting He leaves five sons John A Cahoon William I Cahoon Damen S Cahoon Hyde S Cahoon and Ray Cahoon and brothers William F Cahoon and Joseph Cahoon and sister Mrs Vilate Angell The funeral will be held from the Mes- idenen today at 6 o'clock with burial in the city cemetery
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Salt Lake
John T. Cahotny
Gal Smith Company
Dantyal Avenue
Tye
A. G. Angell
Bent Street
Biribl
Ily
Cubcon
Leesounty
Towa
Utah
Nauvol
Utah Central Railroad
Oregon
John
Mail Clerks Sought Across West in July Exam
The Civil Service Commission opens nationwide applications for tollway mail clerk posts in Idaho Nevada and Utah with examinations set for July 27 at Tooele Utah and other locations. Eligible candidates are urged to enter the exam as many openings exist across western states.
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Washington
Alfred L. Baul
Tooele
Utah
Rvil
Semmiselon Iw
Idaho
Nevada
Ing
Height rule change for pilots and cabin crew
The article notes a height requirement adjustment for aviation personnel, lowering the minimum from five feet nine inches to five feet ten inches, with exclusions for certain footwear, and mentions measurement in inches and procedural details. It references a coat or clothing standard and an overall weight or stature guideline central to the rule change.
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Lotte
Ehves
Fire Destroys Montana Store and Adjoining Building
Lidhy Montana June 71 A fire destroyed a dry goods and clothing department store in the town, along with an adjoining building owned by William Idently. Allen & Moorhaertas operated a store there. Loss estimated at about 225,000, partially insured.
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Lidhy
Mont
Juba
Wall
Alent
William
Allen & Moorhaertas
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