Queen Alexandra Appears in Public as King Edward Improves
Queen Alexandra reappeared at a public ceremony marking easing anxiety over King Edward's condition. The royal review featured 2500 colonial troops from across the British Empire, with Canada supplying 600 men and troops from many colonies marching past Buckingham Palace. The king's progress included light nourishment and occasional visits, while the Queen and royal family received cheers from onlookers.
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London
Queen Alexandra
Edward
Prince of Wales
Constitution Hill
Buckingham Palace
Horse Guards
United Kingdom
India
San Lucia
Borneo
Ceylon
Fiji
West Indies
Cyprus
Gold Coast
Nigeria
Uganda
South Africa
Kitchener
Princess of Wales
Princess Victoria
Princess Charles
Denmark
Jack
It’s Barred From Evanston Classification Of Mary MacLane Book
Evanston Public Library ostracizes Mary MacLane's book for publication in Chicago’s university suburb. The work is catalogued with Boccaccio’s Decameron and Margaret of Navarre’s Heptameron while other titles by Hardy and Burnett are also listed as exorcised. Harriet Monroe defends the author, calling her a gifted girl and arguing the book is not harmful if read rationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Chicago
Evanston
Butte
Boston
Mary MacLane
Public Library
University
Boccacio
Margaret of Navarre
Hardy
Francis Hodgson Burnett
Pinkham Declines U.S. Marshal Post in Boise
Judge J H Beatty appoints Joseph Pinkham to fill temporary U S marshal duties in Boise but Pinkham declines to qualify leaving the office with Mrs George Spencer as chief deputy. Ramsey had been dismissed and the interim charge remains with Spencer until a new appointee takes over.
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Boise
Idaho
J. H. Beatty
United States Court
Joseph Pinkham
United States Marshal
Frank C. Ramsey
Double guards at Duryea colliery after deadly shooting
At the William A colliery in Duryea the first death of the anthracite strike occurred as Antonio Guisupe, an Italian, was shot by a coal and iron policeman from behind the stockade. Sheriff orders vigilante posse and guard doubling as about 1,000 locals massed and fired on guards.
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Wilkesbarre
William A
Duryea
Antonio Guisuepe
Scranton
Dur
Lackawanna County
William A. Colliery
Coal and Iron
Names for six new ships of war adopted by cabinet
At Secretary Moody's suggestion the cabinet adopted names for six new ships funded by the naval appropriation bill. Four larger ships will be Louisiana Connecticut Tennessee and Washington with battleship assignments unsettled. The two gunboats will be Paducah and Dubuque.
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Washington
Moody
Louisiana
Connecticut
Tennessee
Paducah
Dubuque
Venezuelan revolution crisis near Curacao and Topeka dispatch
Willemstad Curacao July 1 Great difficulties in obtaining facts on progress of Venezuelan revolutionists and Castro government. United States Minister Bowen sent Secretary of Legation Russell on the Topeka at Laguyara with orders to report the state of affairs east and west of that port.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Castro
United States
Bowen
Legation
Russell
Topeka
Laguyara
No Evidence of Bribery in Danish West Indies Purchase Report
The special House committee chaired by Dalzell released findings denying any bribery or improper deals in the 1916 Danish West Indies sale. It faults Christmas for fabricating corruption claims, notes witnesses denying his charges, and affirms integrity of senators and officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dalzell
House
Christmas
Congress
Danish West India Islands
United States
West Indian Islands
Abner McKinley
W. C. Brown
Seligman & Co
New York
Clark
Montana
Lodge
Senate
America
Carl Hansen
Richard P. Evans
W. Knox
W. J. Bryan
W. J. Bryan, the Report States That Mr. Knox
W. A Bryan
Irrigation Canal Project Aims to Tap East Rosebud Water
The Weast brothers lead a 16 mile canal plan to bring water from East Rosebud to Red Lodge creek. Investors may form a stock company with 500 dollars granting 100 inches of water. Initial cost around 30000 dollars, capacity to double with 15000 more. Fifty to sixty ranchers stand to gain water access enabling settlement and crop yields. Construction overseen by W R Fredericks with 30 teams at East Rosebud end.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Sand Ford
Red Lodge Creek
Weast
Volney
David Lay
W. R. Fredericks
Joliet
East
Money order and international post offices listed
Washington reports new money order offices Birney Gold Butte Huntley Huson Lathrop Roberts Selissa Willow Creek with East Helena Stevensville designated international. Patents granted to Hodge Luse Reynolds Thompson Vaughn for farming and mining devices. Fourth National Bank of St Louis approved as reserve agent for National Bank of Montana Helena.
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Standard
Washington
Birney
Gold Butte
Huntley
Huson
Lathrop
Roberts
Selissa
Willow Creek
East Helena
Stevensville
Charles S. Hodge
David N. Luse
Peter T. Reynolds
Butte
John J. Thompson
Lewistown
J. C. H. Vaughn
Philipsburg
Stamp Mills
Fourth National Bank of St. Louis
National Bank of Montana
Helena
Cheyenne Center poised to work as strike widens West
Labor officials shifted organizers to Evanston Cheyenne Rawlins and other Western points while Union Pacific machinists and boiler makers strike spreads. Management sent officials to safeguard operations and keep traffic clear as Cheyenne becomes central to the dispute. Locally axle and wheel men quit this morning crippling the car department.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Evanston
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Wyoming
Dickinson
McKeen
Baxter
Burt
Barnum
Grand Island
Columbus
Strikes Threaten Widespread Railroad Walkouts
In Chicago the middle West faces possible transport disruption as machinists and boiler makers threaten strikes. The Chicago & Northwestern begins with 14 boiler makers out, with machinists likely to follow. Concurrently, 100 Baltimore & Ohio machinists at Garrett Indiana are walking, alongside boiler makers and machinists on Union Pacific.
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Chicago
Middle West
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Garrett
Ind
Union Pacific
Disbrow Charged With Murder In Good Ground Deaths
Louis Disbrow surrendered at Riverhead to face charges in the deaths of Clarence Foster and Mrs. Sarah Lawrence at Good Ground. He was arraigned in Southampton before Justice Fisher, pleaded not guilty, and the hearing was set for tomorrow with further detention at Riverhead jail.
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New York
Louis Disbrow
Riverhead
Clarence CC
Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Good Ground
L. L
Southampton
Disbrow
Fisher
Lawrence
Roosevelt Signs Philippine Bill in Capitol Session
President Roosevelt with Hay Shaw Moody Hitchcock and Wilson and Payne entered the capitol to sign the Philippine civil government bill and the naval appropriation bill as congress closed. An attempt to take Payne into executive session was halted. the cabinet does not have that privilege.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hay, Shaw
Moody
Hitchcock
Wilson
Payne
Capitol
Congress
Senate
Adoe
Yeatman Died Defaulter, War Department Clerk
In Washington on July 1 United States District Attorney Gould said William Yeatman once disbursing clerk of the war department died in April 1901 as a defaulter. The alleged defalcation totals about 18 000 dollars with government priority for recovery. The discovery followed administration accounts for Yeatman estate presented in probate court.
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Washington
United States
Gould
William Yeatman
War Department
Yeatman
Yeatman Estate
Norwegian Town Fire Ravages Laarvik Port Area
A disastrous fire swept Christiania at the port of Laarvik in Jarlsborg province. One quarter of the business section was destroyed as the blaze raged today and continued.
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Christiania
Norway
Laarvik
Jarlsborg
Mt Pelee Eruptions Become More Reassuring
Fort de France Martinique July 1 The situation regarding volcanic disturbances has grown more reassuring with only intermittent eruptions from Mont Pelée continuing to occur.
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Fort de France
Island of
Martinique
Montelee
Government Spent Cuban Funds to Promote Reciprocity
Acting Secretary of War Sanger replies to Congress with vouchers detailing disbursements by General Leonard Wood as Cuban military governor. Vouchers show payments for agents, Thurber salary, pamphlets, circulars, and periodicals to advocate reciprocity with the United States. Total expenditures cited amount to about 15 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Sanger
House
Secretary of War
F. B. Thurber
United States
War Department
Leonard Wood
Wood
Cuba
Gener Commission of Cubanplifters
Wit
Congress
Cup
United States Fport Association
Onlook
Havana Pos
Havana Post
Certa
Car Plunges Through Bridge on Fox River
A large interurban trolley car from Gin to Aurora derailed the Fox River bridge at Charles and sank into the water with 30 passengers. No fatalities reported though several were injured including Mrs Hench of Dundee and Mrs Smith of Chicago. Bridges officials planned replacement after the collapse.
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Elgin
Gin
Aurora
Fox River
Charles
William Hench
Dundee
Charles 3. Smith
Chicago
Hopkings
Muscatine
Towa
Johnston
St. Charles
George Granger
Geneva
Taft and aides prepare note for Vatican
In Rome on July 1 Judge Taft acting as governor Major Porter and Bishop Gorman among others conferred for hours compiling a note to be presented to the Vatican. The communication to be translated into French and delivered today marking Taft's first Vatican contact since arrival.
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Rome
William H. Taft
Elf
Philippine Island
Poyer
Avocate
James F. Smith
Supreme Cot of the Philippines
Taft
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Vatican
Porter
Gorn
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Duke of Cambridge
Duke of Connaught
Prince “Eddie
House of Commons
Royal
Life Guards
God Save the King
Mary
M'Lane
the “Decameron
the Pub
Lic Library of the
Erundite Chi
Cazo University
TRON
Paducah and Dubuque
Boys’ Clothing Department
Gans & Klein
N. Main Street
Danish West Indies
SAND _ FORD
Made Money Order Offices
Ed Montana
Cheyenne the Center
of Congress
Short
Mt. Pelee
Eral
Bridg
Ihe
Schatz
Lein
Schatzlein
West Broadway, Butte
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