Zeppelin Deutschland crashes in Teutoburg forest after storm
Dusseldorf reports count Zeppelins passenger airship Deutschland torn from wind and gas in a forest. Thirty three passengers escape uninjured by rope ladder as motor repairs continue and crew aims for Dortmund then Munster. Authorities rush to the scene with soldiers and medics.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Herr Colesmann
Airship
Buers
Charles
Dortmund
Munster
Fire blight found on local apple trees
Deputy Horticultural Inspector T O Morrison reported fire blight on apple trees in the area. He sent samples to M B Waite in Washington who confirmed the diagnosis. Waite offered theories on why pears show less infection, while Morrison expects no trouble.
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T. O. Morrison
M. B. Waite
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Morrison
Mr. Waite
Dr T E Webb Elected Chaplain in G A R Dept
Dr T E Webb is elected chaplain of the Grand Army of the Republic department covering Washington and Alaska, according to the local civic notices and appointments. The selection highlights Webb's service and standing within the veterans organization.
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T. E. Webb
G. A. R. Department
Washington
Alaska
Chinaman Seeks Return of Bail and Pipe Value
Gee Yek, a local Chinaman, files a $35 claim with City Clerk Brooker alleging unjust treatment by Chief Kinnaman. He states $25 bail was posted for a nine o'clock police court appearance, postponed to 2:30, and later forfeited, with $10 claimed as the value of a pipe seized at arrest.
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Kinnaman
Gee Yek
Brooker
Yek
Jeffries Johnson Fight News Shifts as Training Continues
Reno reports show Jeffries rests at Moana Springs while Johnson trains hard with twelve rounds. Governor Dickerson visits camps, and betting heats up as officials discuss a second referee and legal status of the forthcoming bout.
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Johnson
Reno
Jeffries
Dickerson
Cox
Battling Nelson
Jeff
Rickard
Gleason
New York Sample Store to Open in North Yakima
Adolph Nelson of Spokane will locate in the Minnesota building as the New York Sample Store Inc. He will combine J J Macdonald stock with his new shop and offer a full line of wear for men and women. Nelson, a veteran dry goods and clothing merchant, plans a meritorious, creditable addition to the Northwest retail scene.
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Adolph Nelson
Spokane
North Yakima
Minnesota
A. E. Larson
Nelson
J. J. Macdonald
New York
Seattle
Yakima
Toppenish Bootlegging Pair Sentenced by Superior Judge
Superior Judge Prebie sentenced F Dillon and K Dunn of Toppenish after their guilty plea to bootlegging. Each man received a $100 fine plus costs. They were arrested in a neatly planned raid by a special officer near Toppenish.
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Prebie
F. Dillon
K. Dunn
Dunn
Dillon
Top‘penish
Forger Davies Arrested in Northwest Fraud Case
Portland police arrested John Davies who answered the description of the "Backhand" forger. He is accused of forgery and burglary and defrauded local merchants of at least $1000. Police found about $3000 worth of jewelry and clothing at his home.
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Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Washington
Sacramento
California
Portland
Tiechener
Davies
Pole knocks man from a motor car on Ahtanum street
W L Standard a gasoline car engineer for the street railway was knocked senseless from his car near noon Tuesday in the Ahtanum and the vehicle ran with no one at the wheel. Passersby saw him fall when he leaned from the window to view exposed machinery. He was carried to the city by a physician and found not seriously injured.
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W. L. Standard
Standard
Hazleton Denies Alienation Charges in Suit
Harrys Hazleton answers a suit filed in superior court denying alienation of Mrs John App ling s affections. He states any such affections did not originate with him and had ended before their acquaintance. Attorneys Lynch and Grady plan a motion to dismiss the case.
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Harrys Hazleton
John Appling
Hazleton
Baseball scores from National and American leagues
National league results include Pittsburg 6 over St Louis 4 and Chicago 11 over Cincinnati 1. American league games show Philadelphia and Boston 4, Cleveland 5, St Louis 0 and New York 9 over Detroit 5. Also Seattle 2 over Vancouver 7 and San Francisco 3 over Oakland 2 with Los Angeles 2 to Sacramento 1.
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Chicagoi
Cincinnati
American
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
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Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Spokane
Coast
Gold Nugget Found in Chicken Crop Mystery
Mrs. Glenn Hallett of South Sixth Street discovered a gold nugget in the crop of a chicken prepared for Sunday dinner last Saturday. The chicken came from the market and the nugget’s origin remains unknown.
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Glenn Hallett
South Sixth Street
Harness horses to race at state fair track July 4
Local yokels mount a big four at the state fair track on July 4 with rivals from Seattle and North Yakima. Amy S&S driven by Sebastian leads a field that includes Poste Pateh and Tom &, with Shamrock facing Dr Carver’s Jerry and Night spoke in the second heat.
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State Fair Track
Amy
Sebastian Sis
Dr. J
L. ©. Janeck
Shamrock
Dr. Carver
Jerry
Nightspoke
Explosion Kills Five in Minneapolis Saloon Fire
Five men killed and eleven injured in a June blaze after an explosion ripped through Edward Pushy’s saloon five miles north of Minneapolis. Two others are likely fatally harmed as the wreckage caught fire.
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Minneapolis
Min
Edward Pushy
Japanese in North Yakima promise improved Fourth of July fireworks
Local Japanese residents in North Yakima, seeking to redeem last year’s troubled celebration, have tested and approved an imported fireworks consignment. They plan to display the new fireworks at Sumach Park where a new merry go round also attracts large crowds.
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Yakima
North
Sumach Park
Miss Kate Rodman Dies After Lingering Illness
Wapato Washington June 28 Miss Kate Rodman a well known young lady died early today after a lingering illness from Brights disease She was the daughter of J G Rodman a prominent reservation rancher Funeral arrangements awaited word from her brother who is in the mountains.
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Wapato
Wash
Kate Bteodman
Bright
J. G. Rodman
Stolen Horses Recovered in Sheriff Property Trade
Alleged thief taken to Chelan and a forger captured by Montana officials at local request. Horses owned by William Splawn and Lesh were recovered. one was found in the Ahtanum by Indians, others traced near the city and at pasture land along county lines. Authorities hold one suspect but believe many horses were borrowed or mislaid rather than stolen.
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Montana
Lancaster
William Splawn
Lesh
Wenatchee
Splawn
Livingston
Mont
Dan Mcdonald
Ahtanum
Ahtunum
Walter Tlesse
Toy
Mesxeeinai
Uix
Elmore
Hesse Pany
Popeepteel
Lanncaster
Mary Lancaster
Yakima
Wittitus
Ring
Pilerope
Whatena
Kinney
Wittch
Lee
Dawson in Yakima for Son Robert’s Marriage
William Dawson first vice president of a major Pontiac bank and director in the local carriage and automobile trades visits North Yakima to witness his son Robert marry Dora Swan. The Dawson party will stay briefly for sightseeing. Robert previously worked with the Republic staff and now leads the Prosser Republican Bulletin.
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William Dawson
Pontiac
Michigan
North
Yakima
Robert
Dora Swan
Mr. Dawson
Northwest
Republic
Prosser-Republican Bulletin
Yakima Valley
Reservoir Feasibility Report Sought for High Line Project
D C Henry and engineers Swigart Conway and Anderson met over two days to prepare a report for the Interior Department on reservoir plans tied to the Yakima River headwaters. The High Line undertaking seeks to create reservoir conditions with Lake Kaches dammed to store spring waters for later use.
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D. C. Henry
C. H. Swigart
John S. Conway
Reclamation Service
Anderson
High Line
Department of the Interior
Yakima
Kaches
Reclamation — Service
Henry
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt Misses Harvard Outing and Banquet
Theodore Roosevelt Harvard 80 did not attend the class outing in Boston but planned to join the class banquet at the Algonquin Club. He spoke at the Harvard union to law school alumni after visiting President Lowell and later returned to Lowell’s home for the night.
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Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
Algonquin Club
Lowell
Roosevelt
Harvard Union
Law School
Onsevelt
Episcopal Bishop Dies in New York Obituary Record
The Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island, Nelson McVickar, died today in New York. Born in 1843, he served as a clergy leader linked to Beverly and Wass Lane areas, passing after a period of illness.
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Beverly
Wass
Lane
McVickar
Rhode Ishin
Peyvourly
Nm Timerineg Wiese I! Wits Bort
New York
German Steamer Leamingerd Off Corral Believed Total Loss
In a June 28 report from San Francisco the Germercanta exchange said Valparaiso advances secured for the Geran Steamer Leamingerd as it ran aground off Corral. The vessel is believed total loss but the crew was saved.
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San Francisco
Cal
Valpapraiso
Lemingerd
Corral
Western Union Declines Fight Bulletin Service
New York June 28 Western Union declines to handle the Jeffries Johnson debt fight bulletin service. General Manager Brooks says the firm is a transmitting agency not a news gathering organization. Wire channels from Reno and other hubs will transmit messages about the bout.
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New York
Western Union
Jeffries-Johnseon
Brooks
Western Union Tonight
Reno
Browne Jury Passes 102 Hours Deliberation
The jury in the Lee O Neill Browne case has been deliberating for 102 hours with no sign of a verdict. At ten o'clock the Chicago criminal court announced little chance of agreement that night.
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Chicago
Lee O'Neill Browne
Criminal Court
Batliing
Yale Wins Deciding Game in Yale Harvard Series
New York June 28 Yale won the deciding game of the Yale Harvard baseball series by 10 to 8 before about ten thousand cheering collegians. Harvard was unable to overturn Yale's lead as the two teams exchanged runs throughout the contest.
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New York
Yale
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