Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Policies In Pittsburgh Rally
Former President Roosevelt opened his 191¢ campaign with a five hour stop in Pittsburg. He criticized Wilson administration policies and Penrose while urging support for the progressive ticket. The crowd cheered as he spoke with waning vigor and urged anti trust reform through empowered commissions.
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Five hundred women petition White House on suffrage
Five hundred members of the General Federation of Women's Clubs marched to the White House in Washington to urge support for a federal woman suffrage amendment. President Wilson reiterated his view that the issue should be settled by the states, leaving the demonstrators disappointed and considering action against the Democratic Party.
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Chicago
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Indefinite vacation for class in mediation at Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls Ontario June 90 An indefinite recess of mediation was decided by Ambassador da Gama of Brazil and Ministers Laurex and Naon of Chile and Argentina after talks with Huerta delegates on Mexico’s internal affairs They will communicate by telegraph from their homes and the mediators expect the formal meetings to end soon The view in Niagara Falls is that mediation is over.
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Daily Standard Page: Mediation, Suffragists, and Mining News
The page notes mediation efforts involving Roosevelt, suffragists appealing to the president, and local mining matters including Butte miners meetings. It covers two sport items, state news, a royal funeral, legal cases, dynamiter rewards, mine unwatering, market remarks, and a federal prison sentence for Brimellt.
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Sanitary Campaign Begins In Louisiana
Galveston Texas dispatch reports health authorities in Louisiana launching a serious sanitation drive. Ten cents per live rat was offered for capture and the rats will be examined for traces of bubonic infection. City, state and federal health officials joined a broad business coalition to push the campaign.
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Honeywell Withdraws From National Balloon Race
Honeywell of St. Louis withdrew from the national elimination balloon race starting here to allow his balloon Uncle Sam to be piloted by Paul McCullough of St. Louis, another entrant in the race. The withdrawal reduces entrants to 10.
Charter Failed In Seattle Vote On City Manager Plan
A proposed city manager charter for Seattle, backed by over one million in pre vote indications, was defeated 2 to 1 by voters. The charter would have created a city government with a council and a strong manager in New York July 0. J. P. Morgan then retires from National City Bank directorate after months of announced gradual withdrawal by top partners from multiple boards.
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Charter for Saint Louis Nets Victory in City Vote
St Louis election officials announced results from 480 precincts showing 40 8 for and 38 01 against the new city charter. The near completion of returns at 9 pm sealed passage of the measure, affirming major governance changes for the city.
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Moyer Agent Meets Old Union Members in Butte
The Butte Miners union No 1 held a quiet meeting at 228 North Main behind a tailor shop with about 60 miners present. A Moyer representative outlined plans for a new election confined to union members in good standing as leaders and plans for provisional government were dropped amid hostility to federation interference.
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Butte Mine Workers Form First Regular Union Meeting
The inaugural meeting of the new Butte Mine Workers union drew about 1800 attendees, with many seceders from the former miners union present. Officials outlined a constitution and by laws while stressing transparent access at meetings and avoiding secrecy. The session included debate over admission controls and funding, amid concerns about membership size and the union’s direction.
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