West ly Federation officers elected at Denver convention
The West ry Federation of Miners elected officers for the ensuing term with incumbents Chas H Moyer as president and Hay-Wood as secretary treasurer re-elected by acclamation. C E Maloney of Butte named vice president and several district reps chosen for numbered districts. The group deferred action on absorbing coal miners from Ohio and other states to the executive committee.
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Galveston
Denver
Colo
Westry Federation of Miners
Chas
H. Moyer
Hay- Wood
Mak
Wn Ul
C. E. Maloney
Butte
Marion W. Moore
L. J. Simpkins
Wardner
Idaho
C. Lowney
Futon
Ohio
States
Browns poised for next Sunday home game forecast
Fans may witness another baseball game at home next Sunday with a potential opponent from Las Vegas El Paso or Trinidad Cola. Browns manager Cavanaugh and secretary Houston settled on releasing pitcher Richardson and opened talks with a Colorado southpaw, with a new pitcher expected if negotiations succeed.
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Las Vegas
Browns
el Paso
Trinidad
Cola
Cavanaugh
Houston
Richardson
Colorado
Alleged murderers go to county jail in Santa Fe case
Whomas 3 Tucker, son of a Santa Fe New Mexican founder and former editor, was killed after a Sunday morning dance at Santa Fe. Ramundo Jon quills and Benito Chaves are jailed on a state warrant filed by Enrique Romero. Coroner’s jury orders investigation. preliminary beating noted. Bonds set at $400. both prisoners remained jailed in default.
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Santa FE
Santa FE New Mexican
Whomas
Tucker
T Ie
New Mexico
Benito Chaves
Ramundo Jonquills
Mde
Enrique Romero
Toker
Galveston Cut Off From Mainland By Bridge Failure
About 1 000 feet of the long Galveston bridge collapsed this morning isolating the island from the mainland. Boats are the only link until repairs, severing all outside contact.
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Galveston
Houston
Tex
Galveston Island
Tucker meets his death in electric chair
Boston June 12 Charles Louis Tucker 23, convicted of murdering Mabel Page in Weston in March 1904, was electrocuted at 12 minutes after midnight after a seven minute sequence of shocks. Despite appeals up to the US Supreme Court and Governor Guild, all efforts to save him failed. Tucker proclaimed innocence and read a prepared statement asking forgiveness and peace with his Maker as the sentence was carried out.
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Boston
Mass
Charlce Louis Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Supreme Court of the United States
Tucker
Ife
J. L. Morton
Miss Page
North Carolina Teachers in Annual Meeting
Raleigh hosts the twenty third annual North Carolina Teachers meeting with delegates arriving from across the state. The opening session features President Joseph G. Brown and remarks by State Superintendent Joyner. Governor Glenn and UNC professor C Alphonso Smith slated for morning addresses.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Emily
Academy of Music
Seasion
Joseph G. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Ragsdale
Pitt
Joyner
N. C. Schaffer
National Education Association
Solicolé
Pennsylvania
Charles U. Melyer
State Normal and Industrial College
Agriultural and Mechanical College
Glenn
C. Alphonso Smith
University of North Carolina
Ceeatla S. Parriéh
Georgia State” Normal School
Wittsett
Henn
Te First Baptist Church
Wil Clote
Southern New England Shooting Tournament Opens in Meriden
Meriden Conn June 12 The Southern New England Schuetzenbund staged a three day shooting meet at Schuetzen Park with a parade of harp shooters. Members compete two days among themselves and a final day is open to all entrants. Attendance surpasses prior Schutzenfests for the society.
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China
Pekin
New York
Bergen and Brook Avenues
7Th and 148Th Streets
Bronx
Women's Golf Association
Brooklyn
N. J
Women’s Eastern Golf Association
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L. 1
New England
Meriden
Conn
Schuetzenbund
Schuetgen Park
Sehuetzenbund
Schuetsen Park
Southern New England Society
Vocalists of Grand Rapids to stage public recital
The Grand Rapids Choral Union plans its first public concert in June under conductor R A Wettenfloth. The chorus, about 100 voices strong, rehearsed for months with an orchestra organized for the event. Selections include Gate’s Spring message, Day Break, Ly Fanning, and Haydn’s Creation Heavens are telling.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids Choral Union
Ore
Beat
R. A. Wetten Floth
Gate
Ly Fanning
Saerge
Gounedy St
Haydn
Giants Raise Pennant of World Championship
New York reports Giants to honor world champions with a pennant ceremony at the Polo Grounds. A parade of local players preceded the event, with officials and notable baseball figures in attendance. The day includes speeches, music, and a Giants vs Reds game as a central attraction.
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Giants
New York
Jean Cogan
Ginore
Polo Grounds
National Comuierion
H. C. Pulitam
Persistent
American Latague
Aust Haramban
Cincinnati
Cineinnatis
Greater
Broadway
City Tall
Meyer
City
Statehood bill dominates Senate and plotting continues
Kansas City and Washington dispatches report the senate debating withdrawal of the statehood conference report, with Beveridge pushing to revive the compromise plan on Arizona and New Mexico. The Burlington case flares in federal court as packing firms face verdicts, while railroad presidents may soon testify before the interstate commission.
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Philadelphia
Cockrell
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York | Central Railroad
Washington, D. C
Senate
Beveridge
Blackburn
Kentucky
Carter
House
Dodge
Foraker
Arizona
New Mexico
Republcan
Territory
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Dalzell
Land dispute over Alameda grant filed in New Mexico
Action brought by Vicente Montoya and unknown heirs of Francisco Montes Vigil against unknown parties to establish clear title to parts of the Alameda land grant. Describes boundaries and 84 246 acres as per official survey. relates to Mont Vigil grant by Spanish Crown in 1710 for military service. Also notes New York society news with Gould family sailing to Europe aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for extended tour.
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Vicente Montoya
Alameda Land Grant
Francisco Montes Vigil
Juan Gonzales
New Mexico
McMillen & Raynolds
Aula Garcia
Cnet
Mig Delo Norte
Officiil Anrvey Bereot
Rite of Spain
AQPE
New York
George J. Gould
Misa Marjorie
Stes Vivian
Kingdon
Gould
Floyd
Europe
Jay Gould
Woo Haw Deen
England
Giaes
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Haywood
Frank Schmelzer
Silverton
James Kirwin
Terry
8. D
Ernest Mills
Vancouver
B.C
Negro College
Xenia
Wilberforce University
United States
University
Sinee
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
William Ellis Corey
Reno
William Is Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Second District Court of
Nevada
Eureka
Cal
Humboldt Har
Corinthian
Andrew Carry
University of California
Ole Carlson
Standard Oil Combine
Springfield
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
J. le Brockman
Sea Bright
National Funeral Benefit Association
Harris
Edward Mount
West Park
John W. Eyles
Ot Cers
Stokes
New Jersey
Order
Ofabel Page
Misa Page
Pittsburg
Chicago
Alleghenytions
Mystic Shriners
City Association
Imperial Council
Imperial
Imperial Recorder
Michigan
American Society of Equity
Owosso
Great Northern Hotel
Naw Association
Idiana
Mlinois
Jkea
S. A. McClung
Allegheny
Pillsburg
Burlington
Traders’ Insurance Co
San
Kansas City
United States District Court
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Nelson Morris
Burlington Railway
Hey
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson Morris Packing Company
McPherson
Vin Valkenburg
Prac- Healy
Fire Insurance Company
San Francisco
Traders’ Insurance Company of
Traders’ Insurance Company
Washionton Do. C
Hepburn, Sherman and Wedardson
Goulds
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