Defendants Named in U S Government Antimonopoly Suit
Philadelphia June 12 The government filed suit in the United States circuit court against major anthracite coal railroads alleging conspiracy to fix prices and control production The defendants include Reading Philadelphia and Teid ing Lehigh Valley Lackawanna Central of New Jersey Erie Susquehanna Philadelphia and Reading Coal And Tron Lehigh Valley Coal Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Hillside Coal and Tron New York Susquehanna and Western Coal and Temple Tron company Attorney Thompson said evidence supports the charges and the Attorney General may lead the prosecution Officials at defendant offices offered no comment and papers were not yet served
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Philadelphia
United States
Reading
Teiading
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Central of New Jersey
Erie
Susquehana
Reading Coal and Tron
Lehigh Valley Coal
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Hillside Coal and Tron
New York
Susquehanna
Department of Justice
Thompson
Will Ask Indemnity From United States Proclaimed by San Francisco Japanese Residents
June 12 San Francisco Japanese residents reportedly intend to demand indemnity from the United States government for an alleged attack on the Horseshoe restaurant and other violence. They seek diplomatic pressure to curb anti-Japanese agitation, likely advised by Japan. Cablegrams between residents and Tokyo indicate a calm official stance but rising tensions at the local level.
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Pranctaoo
Japson
San Francisco
United States
Washington
Alltorale
Japan
Sopa
Nike
Cee Crvign
Inspectors Prepare to Enforce Board Orders Across Districts
Inspectors of eleven New Mexico districts prepare to enforce mandates issued by a state board. Officials aim to ensure compliance with new directives across multiple jurisdictions.
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New Mexico
Conference on Sheep Sanitation Rules for New Mexico
United States district inspectors from eleven New Mexico districts met with Dr Marion Imes in the Raynolds building to discuss cleaning corrals disinfecting and dipping sheep and enforcing new rules issued by the Sheep Sanitary Board The campaign targets scabies and aims to dip all sheep starting July 1 under inspector supervision with dedicated dipping vats and heating arrangements areas for goats and sheep are addressed as the effort expands across the territory.
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United States
Iter
New Mexico
Bureau of Animal Industry
Marion Imes
Bus
Arizona
Raynolds
Sheep Sanitary Board
Imes
Sanitary Board
Sheep Sanitary Board of
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Harry F.lee
Kin
Bureau of Livestock Industry
Department of Agricult
Mexica
A Plot Against Bell Wafolded by Orchard
A shadowed general faced a twelve night siege as a would-be murderer lingered, while dogs barked and fear spread through the area. Local authorities investigated the plot and heightened security around Bell Wafolded by Orchard.
Orchard Maintains Truth Under Harsh Cross Exam
Harry Orchard repeated that he is telling the truth as cross examination in Holse Idaho focuses on the Canon City assassination attempt on Governor Peabody and related plots by Goddard and Gabbert. He claimed coaching accusations are false, admitted planning to kill Judge Goldard, and described another claim of defrauding farmers with fake life insurance while seeking Peabody. He also recounted twelve nights awaiting a chance to shoot General Sherman Bell in Denver amid dog-sounding alerts. Orchards brace for possible tomorrow’s departure from the stand.
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Idaho
Harry Orchard
Peabody
Canon City
Goddard
Gabbert
Richardson
Orchard
McParland
Pettibone
Ghbbert
Goildard
Haywood
Moyer
Sun
Colorado
Sherman Bell
Denver
Bell
General Bell
New York Feels Slighted in Roosevelt Nomination Debate
Washington dispatch reports New York leaders feel snubbed as Sherman asserts Theodore Roosevelt could win a third term without New York delegates consent. He predicts Roosevelt would gain a larger majority if seated, amid chatter of a possible renomination. President Roosevelt has left for his summer home, with officials noting ongoing political maneuvering.
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Washington, D.C
New York
Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Roomevelt
Washington
Stice
Roonevelt
Tester Bay
White House
Andrews
Apeutanme Ny Movernation
Investigation into Convict Treatment Opens Tomorrow
Special to The Citizen reports Santa Fe officials serve notice for an inquiry into alleged inhuman treatment of convicts at the Territorial penitentiary. Attorney General George W. Prichard leads the probe starting at 9 a.m., with witnesses sworn by notary public Kaman Liberate Baca and stenographer, as the investigation aims to determine if Superintendent Trelford is cleared or must explain his prisoner handling methods.
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Arthur ‘Trelford
Territorial Penitentiary
Citi
Attorne
George W. Prichard
Kaman Liberate Baca
Houre
27Th Legislative Assembly
Trelford
Readers Hope for State Approval of School Books
Special to The Evening Citizen from Santa Fe New Mexico June 12 describes the territorial board of education wrangling over awarding shoot books for public schools. Officials review bids and consider executive examinations for certification, with Chicago suppliers mentioned.
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Santa Pe NM
Territorial Board of Education
Chicago
Exarine
Still Selecting New Text Books for Kelisols in New Mexico
Late June 12 territorial board of education debates text book selection for Kelisols in New Mexico for four years. Several volumes chosen yesterday. final list remains unpublished pending full review. Many books per class to inspect with book company reps pressed to present claims.
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Ferm
Territorial Board of Education
New Mexico
BleGun murder at Armijo saloon in San Antonio New Mexico
In San Antonio New Mexico on a Thursday night Romaldo Ramares waited outside Armijo saloon and killed Manuel Valenguela after a night of drinking. He then dragged the body 100 yards to Valenguela’s home and placed it in bed before surrendering to a deputy. Ramares claimed Valenguela had threatened his life and he acted in fear.
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N. M
Romaldo Ramarez
Manuel Va
Lenguela
Armijo
Ramirez
Valenzuela
Gonzales Ramares
Ramares
Valengueli
Amigo Armijo
Nalenausla
Ramarex
Gongales
Vieting
Vaten
Roosevelt deserts the capital for Oyster Bay summer home
President Roosevelt left Washington at 4:50 am for Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay with his party. He plans a quiet summer at the seaside residence and will stay there until possibly returning only for the Canton Ohio visit for the McKinley memorial unveiling on September 16. The home becomes the temporary seat of government during the period.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Cowles
Admiral Cowles
Loeb
Canton
Ohio
Heady
Provident
Sagamore Hi
Death of Alabama Senator Mor ris Morri s
Washington June 12 United States Senator Johnny Morris of Alabama died here last night from angina. The veteran lawmaker was a longtime member of the Senate and served through several administrations. Belgrade reports note a ministerial resignation by M. Pasion due to a political obstruction issue.
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Alabama
Washington, DC
United States
Johny Tyler Mor
United States Opposes Japan Over Manchuria Annexation Move
A Vienna dispatch quoted by the Herald reports a delegate at the Hague conference claiming Japan will push a motion to question the right of conquerors to annex subjugated territories. Russia and the United States would deny it. The piece notes U.S. mining and other interests in Corea and Manchuria, and predicts an international row. The United States, opposing conquest of property, could oppose Japan’s plan, given tensions with Russia.
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New York
Vienna
Herald
Japan
Russia
United States
Manchuria
Corea
America
Esha
Convicted Promoter Faces Emmins Sentence in Valueless Stock Case
San Francisco on June 12 B W Emmons a mining promoter was convicted today of obtaining 500 from Mrs M E Hurst for stock in the Drummer Boy Mining company of no value. He faces a sentence Saturday with a possible term from one to ten years in prison.
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San Francisco
Cal
B. W. Emmons
M. E. Hurst
Drummer Boy Minng Company
Riot at Berkeley Greenhouse Sparks Japanese Hostility
Tokyo reports a violent attack on a Japanese horticulturist in Berkeley, California, destroying a greenhouse and property, inflaming anti Japanese sentiment in the city. In San Francisco the Japanese Association says a few stones were thrown at the greenhouse with minor damage and will not pursue action, leaving authorities to handle the case.
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Tokio
Asalt
Washington
Berkeley
California
America
Boysan
Francisco
Thomas G. Walker
Japanese Association of America
Thailt
Miners May Hold Open Convention Decision Made
In Denver on June 12 the Western Federation of Miners convened and decided to prepare a stew report of all future sessions. The only action taken was that, after thorough discussion, the convention may need to set sessions of the composition.
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Colo
Western Federation of Miners
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