Treasury Row Deepens Over MacVeagh Andrew Rift
A yearlong rift between Secretary MacVeagh and Assistant Secretary Andrew led to Andrew resignation and calls for a congressional probe. Cox of Ohio pressed for immediate action as internal tensions stalled Treasury operations amid accusations of procrastination and mismanagement.
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Silver Bow Courthouse Dedication Marks New Era in County
A large crowd attended the dedication of Silver Bow county’s new courthouse. The event featured ceremonies, music, and speeches as contractors handed the building to the county. The document recounts the project timeline from May 4, 1907, to the planned June 1 turnover, detailing bond history, funding, and construction milestones.
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Butte Business Men's Association
Merchants’ Sssuciation
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State Board of Iand Commissioners
Herris ‘Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
W. E B. Walsh
Bullinas
Found Construction and Engineering Company
Seattle Wash
Butte Woman Among Federation Nominees
The Federation of Women's Clubs held elections in San Francisco with nearly 3900 women voting. Mrs. Philip Carpenter of New York and Mrs. Percy Pennybacker of Texas led presidential hopes while numerous other officers and directors were named. reported illness of Mrs Sarah Platt Decker of Denver improved later.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Philip Carpenter
New York
Percy Pennybacker
Texas
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Samuel Sneath
Secretars
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Nebraske
Eugene Reilly
North Carolina
Join Threadgill
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Utab
Tucy White Williams
Michigan Federation
Alvin Tt. Bailey
Mississippi
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
Toecker Syng
Federals Capture Rebel Positions at Huerta’s Front
General Huerta announces a government victory after eight hours of heavy fighting along the entrance to a canyon complex near Dachimba. Government forces claim improved positions and plan a dawn renewal to drive rebels from the area, with casualty details withheld.
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Railroads Suffer Washouts Across Eastern State
Heavy rains flood eastern counties as three inches fall since Sunday. A 400 yard washout disrupts the Milwaukee line at West Monro near Orinoco, delaying service as repairs lag. The Northern Pacific stops at Forsyth while Milwaukee uses its own tracks to transport passengers. West Moore lies 48 miles east and Orinoco 26 miles west. Continuous outages plague the rail network.
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Attempt on Life of Hongkong Governor Reported
An assassination attempt near the Hongkong post office targeted Governor Sir Francia Henry May. A Chinese assailant fired a pistol. the bullet perforated the governor’s chair and caused intense excitement. A European was seen signaling the attacker before the assault. In Pasadena California a separate item notes Mrs A Ja Hamilton as a pioneering female candidate for state legislature.
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Francia Henry May
Roosevelt Denies Fight Is Given Of
Oyster Bay July 8 Colonel Roosevelt and lieutenants map work to build a new party as a third party movement faces questions after the Democratic National Convention. Governors Osborn Hadley and others weigh in as supporters drift, Roosevelt asserts no plan to abandon the fight and hints at a national, reformist party name.
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Clark Gets an Ovation as Speaker Praised in Debut
Washington Injya When Speaker Clark entering the hall was greeted with an ovation lasting minutes. Rep Underwood Alabama joined the cheers as prayers resumed. Rep J Hampton Moore Pennsylvania honored Clark calling him greatest democrat in the United States. Moore accused Bryan and split party while Republicans saluted in November. Georgia Rep Mintard demanded the identity of Wegole's republican vote amid laughter and heckling.
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J. Hampton Maar
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Moore
Wiliam J. Bryan
Representave Mintard
Georgia
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Grand Elks Officers Travel to Butte Amid Rail Delays
Special dispatch reports Grand Exalted Ruler Col. John P. Sullivan of New Orleans and other Elks leaders traveling by special cars to Butte, halted by washouts on the Southern Pacific and Milwaukee lines. The party, guests of West lodge, were delayed between Forsyth and Butte as trains rerouted via the Silwansee line, with Ben Powers of Maine Future Gate also in attendance.
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Fred C. Robinson
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Mrs. Wilson an Artist and Her Daughters Featured
A fragmented notice recalls Mrs. Woodrow Wilson as an accomplished artist with several paintings in notable halls. It notes her summers at Old Lyme, the artistic shift enriching her life, and her three talented daughters who share artistic inclinations and musical gifts.
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