Bryan voices mix of democracy and reform at convention
Denver dispatch reports a letter from Ohio coal miner unions seeking to join the Western Federation of Miners, with Ohio and West Virginia miners ready to switch. Salt Lake notes friction with mine owners as Utah plans outings, while Dillonvale reports a gunfire incident at a coal company check house. Bryan comments on democracy versus socialism and campaign finance limits as he tours Europe, with plans to sail back to New York, then to England and beyond. United Mine Workers in Birmingham hold annual convention to elect officers and discuss wage sales with operators.
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Western Federation of Miners
Ohio
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Western Federation
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Brigham
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Boston Consolidated Companies
Bertin
William J. Bryan
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Lttle
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Norway
Sweden
England
France
Italy
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New York
United Mine Workers
Birmingham
Ala
Gelder's Hall
Oakland Syndicate Buys Water Works
San Francisco report states Contra Costa Water Company serving Oakland and nearby towns has been sold to an Oakland realty syndicate for 11 million dollars. The Key Route Railway Company and the State Railway of Oakland own the syndicate.
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San Francisco
Cal
Contra Costa Water Company
Oakland
Ammeda Ana
Key Route Railway Company
The
State Railway of
Hendricks Cleared In Self Defense Across New Mexico Case
Nathan Hendricks is found not guilty of killing William Rainbolt in southwest New Mexico in 1901 after a two week jury trial in Roswell. Hendricks, once a cowboy, testified he shot Rainbolt in self defense and fled to North Dakota before being captured after a year on the run.
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Nathan Hendricks
William Rainbolt
New Mexico
Mann
Roswell
Hendricks
Supreme Court
Ralbolt
North Dakota
Pastor Installed At St Pauls Lutheran Church
Rev Moser was formally installed as pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church in this city by Rev C Zwihan president of the Rocky Mountain Synod. The service drew a large crowd with a special musical program. Rev Weiser travels from Denver to serve Belen church and will be seen introduced to the Lutheran congregation there.
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Rocky Mountain Synod of Lutheran Churches
Moser
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Weiser
Acihart
Denver
Belen
Albuquerque
Zwihart
Wolwer
Bolen
Homer Tlas
Port Worth
Texas
J. Adams
Buffalo
W. Br, Johnson
Knoxville
Tenn
Etticott Club
Niagara Falls
Murder at Santa Fe Sparks Fatal Fight
Garcia hail in Santa Fe last night sparked a free for all that left Itofay Tucker dead. Benita Chaves and Raymundo Ronquillo are charged with the crime after Tucker suffered a fatal internal hemorrhage and two broken ribs.
Meriden Centennial Week Opens With Parades and Exhibits
Meriden celebrates a centennial with religious services and a full week of events. From Hanover park exhibitions to athletic games, parades, and a grand ball, numerous organizations and guests will participate. Grand Army day, labor day activities, and a state encampment fill the schedule with multiple processions and a torchlight parade.
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Conn
Hanover Park
Schuetzenpark
Connecticut Bankers’ Association
The
Turners
Grand Army
New England
Schwetzen- Wand
State Federation of Labor
Terrace Garden
Two Huge Conventions Hit Buffalo Scene
Buffalo N Y June 11 the forty eighth annual tournament of the New York State Sportsmen s Association opens with unusually large entries and strong interest. The Dean Richmond trophy remains a coveted prize with historic ties to Buffalo and earlier gun clubs. Also Buffalo hosts the seventeenth annual national convention of the Travelers Protective Association with record attendance and a packed program including receptions, outings, and a Niagara Falls trip.
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Tournament of
New York
Travelers
Buffalo
N. Y
Ation
Everoay
Dea Richmond
Dean Richmond
Forester Gun Club
Charles EB. Felton
Chicago
Jesmy
Thooklyn
Fountain Gunclub
Seneca Falls
Ed. Madison
M. B. Bayliss
Charles Wingert
Coney Island
Audubon Gun Club of
Tris
New York County
Fountain Gun Club
Whitestown Gun Club
New Utrecht
Vigil Whipped by Deputy Sheriff in courthouse fight
Deputy Sheriff Montoya and Vigil, former Bernalillo county schools superintendent, fought on courthouse steps over a disputed social election in Barclas precinct. Montoya struck Vigil twice in the neck and kicked him, after Vigil allegedly used insulting language in a local Spanish paper. The scuffle ended with bystander intervention.
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Sherif Montoya
Eslavio
Vigil
Bernalillo County
Court House
Barclas
Montoya
Bleim
Whitney Injury Reported After Belen Accident
Whitney, a well known railroad official, was injured in a crash near Belen and taken to the railroad hospital. His condition has improved though he is expected to be crippled for life. His wife, parents, brother, and a friend arrived from various places to assist him as physician Dr. Cutter supervises care. Lead and copper prices closed firm in New York.
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Otielal
Belen
Pleely
Bie
Bering
Los Angeles
P. Whitney
Goldfield
Nev
DG. Whitney
Crippie Creek
Cole
Fo 1. Ruight
Neodlus
Cutter
Smoot Must Go and Majority Report
Washington June 11 The senate privileges and elections committee issued a major- ity report denying Reed Smoot a seat in the Senate. It argues Smoot leads the Mormon hierarchy, controls Utah politics, and tolerates polygamy, while the minority advocates retention citing character and religious rights. Harrows will call up the case at the earliest moment.
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Reed Smoot
Senate
Burrows
Dolliver
DuBois
Pettis
Bailey
Overman
Frazier
First Presidency
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints
Mormon Church
Ireau
Senate Committee On Privileges
Foraker
Beveridge
Dillingham
Hopkins
Knox
United States
Witneses
Clurch
Harrows
School of Mines Students Busy on Mine Tour and Leadership Change
Prof R J Noble will succeed Dr Charles R Keyes as president of the New Mexico School of Mines on September 1 while six students who left Socorro two weeks ago with Prof Brinsmade on a Bis hop Tombstone and Cananea tour mostly found positions at mines and smelters. One student, Cockerill, plans to move to Chicago to join the Alice Chalmers mining machinery factory for a summer stint and salary.
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R. J. Noble
Chas. R. Keyes
New Mexico
Socorro
Brinsmade
Cockerill
Chicago
Alice Chalmers
Alice Chalmera
New Presbyterian Church Opens in New Edifice
The New Presbyterian Church at Silver avenue and Fifth street is completed after a year of construction and will host services next Sunday in the new building, praised as one of the citys handsomest church structures. The old 1851 building was torn down to make way for the larger structure. Rev Hugh A Cooper led a Sunday service at the opera house, where Albuquerque Elks offered use of their venue at nominal cost and were thanked in a unanimously adopted resolution. Dedication is planned for the fall.
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Silver Avenue
Fifth Street
Albuquerque
Opera House
Hugh A. Cooper
Guatemala crushes rebellion reported from Washington cable
Washington dispatch dated today from the Guatemalan foreign affairs minister announces the crushing defeat of rebels who crossed from Honduras and other invaders from the Salvadorean frontier. The message was relayed to the Guatemalan minister in a cablegram dated June 11.
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Guatemala
Washington, D.C
Honduras
Statehood marshaling for tomorrow in senate fight
Washington June 11 Special to The Evening Citizen reports both sides are marshaling for the statehood vote set for tomorrow. Delegates Andrews of New Mexico and Smith of Arizona align with party lines in the senate while Teller notes a point of order against Beveridge’s report. Arizona’s plebiscite and delegate election plans loom, pension awards announced for several residents.
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Evening Citizen
Washington, D. C
Andrews
New Mexico
Senate
Smith
Arizona
Teller
Foraker
Beveridge
Dil Dillingham
Public Schools in the Philippines Open With Large Attendance
Manila reports public schools opened today across the Lalands with about 600000 pupils expected to attend. Classroom accommodations are limited to around 100000 dollars, signaling strain on facilities as the new term begins.
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Philippines
Manila
Lalands
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