Three Story Pittsburg Building Collapses
A three story business building on Liberty Avenue near Cecil Alley collapsed after a water tank on the roof fell. Fifteen people were reported in the ruins with cries heard. Four young women and three men were pulled from the debris, with a last survivor saying five others remained inside.
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Pittsburg
Liberty Avenue
Cecil Alley
Stanley on Trial at North Yakima
The case against Herbert D. Stanley a minister who is accused of obtaining money under false pretense will be heard today. It is claimed Stanley solicited and received subscriptions for periodicals without authorization, among them the Seattle Times.
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Ritzville
Jane
Adams County
North Yakima
Herbert D. Stanley
Stanley
Seattle
Bank Messenger Disappears with 200000 in Cash
New York June 9 Wheeler Harvey a messenger of the First National Bank of Wall Street has disappeared taking with him sticks of cash and drafts totaling about 200000 It is known he carried a draft for 60000 on the Canadian American Trust Company among his papers
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New York
Wheeleer Harvey
First, National Bank
Wall Street
Bank employee Harvey vanishes with papers and cash
Bank officials disclosed Harvey 19 left with valuable papers and small cash amount. He had worked less than a year and was bonded by the United States Guarantee and Trust Company. He is the son of Louis F. Harvey, a Chase National Bank teller, who lived with his parents.
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Twe Bank
Harvey
Val Aagle
Coed
United States Guarantee and Trust Company
Louis F. Harvey
Chase National Bank
Packers Make Haste to Clean Up Chicago Packing Houses
Washington reports President Roosevelt forwarded a department of agriculture committee tale of Chicago meat packers racing to clean, repave, and add facilities. The witness notes new toilets and dressing rooms as reform rapidity, while urging immediate, radical expansion of federal meat inspection powers for interstate and foreign commerce.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Packers Bribing Newspapers Reported in Obcrago
June 9 report says packers may spend up to a million dollars to blunt indignation from recent exposures. Advertising contracts are being made with newspapers and over fifty thousand dollars already spent on page ads urging public support. Ads appeared in eastern papers as local publications attack the effort.
Harrington Land Deal Sets Spring Record at $42 Per Acre
W. H. Thompson sold two sections near Harrington to Edward Hill for 42 dollars an acre, including several hundred acres of growing crop. The $53,760 sale is the largest Lincol county real estate deal in years, with Hill, a local native, set to farm the property. Thompson, who moved from Oregon in 1897, built his fortune through steady farming and land development.
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Harrington
W. H. Thompson
Edward Hill
Harrington State Bank
Thompson
Oregon
Horringgon
GATTLEMEN ALL WANT INSPECTION
Washington DC June 9 cattle growers press for government inspection to restore demand and stabilize prices. Samuel H. Cowan of Fort Worth Texas and leaders of the American National Livestock Association and the Texas Cattle Raisers Association back the Beveridge amendment and seek drastic legislation. They acknowledge packers may pay fees but want inspection funded to restore confidence in American meats.
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Samuel H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Tex
American National Livestock Association
Denver
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
Washington
Protests at the Gallows as Armstrong Is Executed
In Walla Walla on June 8 A A Armstrong near sixty faced the noose protesting his innocence as the drop released him at 5 26 pm. He had killed neighbor Robert Patton in a long ago dispute over ranch boundaries near Wyncowhe Valley.
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Walla Walla
A. A. Armstrong
Fifeen
Armstrong
Robert Patton
Wyncowhe
Heat Wave Sweeps Chicago with Three Deaths
Chicago records a 90 degree high as a heat wave hits the city. The extreme temperatures caused multiple prostrations and three deaths yesterday, underscoring health risks during heat spells.
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Chicago
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Manila and Samar
Three light earthquakes were reported in Manila on June 5 and 6 with the last shock at 8 38 p m on the 6th. Observers believe the Samar island quake was severe though no details have been received.
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Manila
Samar
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