Roosevelt Letter Recalls Pennsylvania Returns and Roosevelts Nominating Role
In a Pittsburg address Senator Boles Penrose discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s response to his 1906 Pennsylvania returns. He recalls cordial relations during Roosevelt’s presidency and his own aggressive support for Roosevelt’s 1904 nomination. Penrose links Roosevelt’s shift in attitude to party strategy and moral duty to the Republican cause.
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Unclear labor dispute halts Milwaukee rail work
Seattle organizer Thomas Lee and Pacific Coast council president John Morgenthaler criticized the Butte and Anaconda Electrical Workers union contracts as unfair. In Butte, crews began clearing ground for a new passenger station with Guthrie McDougall handling excavation, but demonstrations and wage demands delayed operations. The union, contracted to electricians, contends the company negotiates only with its own employees, while workers seek 8 hour days and 8.50 per day as conditions stall the project.
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Ex-Minister Dubois Defends Colombian Treaty Stance
Halstead reports James T. DuBois former U S minister to Colombia rejects Colonel Roosevelt’s charges over the Panamanian treaty. DuBois argues for the treaty’s merit, dismisses tainted motives claims, and insists U S concessions on annuities and railroad rights should be honored to restore Colombia’s credit and arbitration prospects.
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Royalty's Assassin Confession Attributed To Prinzip
Ga lerio Prinzip, shooter of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and Duchess Hohenberg, allegedly confesses in An Ujasag to reading anarchist works as a reservist, planning to strike at Sarajevo after Belgrade exposure, obtaining a revolver from a revolutionary ally, firing at the archduke as crowds surged, and expressing no remorse for the act.
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Denver Water Company Fails To Make Payment In District Court
The Denver Union Water Company faces a mortgage default under a $4,000,000 instrument held by New York trustees. The petition cites failure of the defendant to meet the principal due, prompting court action in the United States district court in Denver. A Haitian minister in Washington reported recall by his government and indicated a successor would replace him.
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Countess of Carlisle Funds Nationalists With 1500
Rosalin Dowager Countess of Carlisle sent 1500 dollars to John Redmond for the nationalist volunteers fund. A letter accompanied the donation, claiming the Conservative Party seeks to overawe the government with threats of civil war and urging protection of Irish home rule rights.
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Butte Daily News Snapshot from Montana Titles and Markets
In Today's Standard wave, reports cover a Milwaukee station halt, Hennessy store effects from Clafin failure, multiple arrests tied to recent unrest in the Butte area, and disputes over Anaconda teachers. Other items note Butte finances, Woodmen of World in Seattle boost, naval officers under scrutiny, a chain failure tied to politics, mining and stock market notes, the Freeport mystery, and classified ads.
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Roosevelt Faces New York Candidacy Consideration
Roosevelt may seek the New York governor nomination after a favorable medical exam. Dr Curtis reports Roosevelt shows improved vigor and no major organ issues, though relaxations of laryngeal muscles noted. Delegation says he will give the proposal serious consideration, with six weeks rest advised.
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Wealthy brothers die in field struck by lightning
Walter W. Davis and his brother Fred were found dead on their farm near Peabody Kansas, believed killed by a lightning strike during a late yesterday storm. The wealthy cattlemen had traveled from the city to repair fences when the tragedy occurred.
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After Eruption The Reckoning Suanner Wine AEs WeY
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Two Men Charged in Miner Rank Dispute Robberies
Two men are in custody after a county attorney filed information alleging participation in robberies tied to miner rank disputes at Butta. Six men face charges including larceny and robbery as officials pursue suspects connected to a dynamite incident and the destruction of a mining camp building. John Tomich was arrested after being spotted leaving the town. Deputies search for a second suspect as witnesses identify participants in the dynamite incident and the ensuing hold up.
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Receivers Take Over Hennessy and Connell Firms
Receivers were appointed in district court yesterday for the Hennessy company and the Connell company, covering the Hennessy stores in Butte and the Copper City in Anaconda. Jean Kelly, manager of the Hennessy firm, and W. J. Ruffner, secretary of the Connell firm, were named receivers. The firms, with combined annual sales around $3,000,000, face debts of about $83,000 locally, most owed to merchants. the action follows a New York failure linked to the Claflin interests. The stores will close for two days to take inventory and start new books under receiver control. A reopening is hoped for Friday morning.
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Mediation to ease Carranza Villa rift in Mexican revolution
Reports from Paso Texas describe a planned mediation conference to resolve differences between Villa and Carranza. Military representatives from eastern central and western zones will meet at Porteon to discuss conditions risking the revolution. Dispute over coal supplies and strained relations between Carranza eastern commander Gonzales and Villa heightened tensions.
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Indictment Not Quashed in Jeff McCarn Case
Judge Charles F. Clemens of the United States district court denied a motion to quash the federal indictment charging United States District Attorney Jeff McCarn with assault with a deadly weapon. The dispute arose from an altercation between McCarn and opposing counsel Claudius McBride during a trial. The court did not set a plea date.
Idaho parties unite on prohibition platform in Boise conventions
In Boise Idaho July 1 leaders of the Republican Democratic and Progressive parties adopted platforms favoring statewide prohibition. Democrats endorsed submitting a constitutional amendment while progressives backed both constitutional and statutory prohibition. Republicans urged national or constitutional prohibition and a statutory act if amendment fails. Voting split marked the convention debates with Republicans 131 to 39 and Democrats 122 to 55.
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