Haskin Describes Law Factory Work in Congress
The present session of congress promises to be one of the most noted in federal history. The tariff and trusts are the focal points as parties craft political capital for the next fall elections. Frederic J. Haskin’s The American Government offers three chapters on the senate house and inter-bodily relations, with praise from Champ Clark Sherman and Martin. Begin saving coupons now.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Frederic J. Haskin
House
Champ Clark
Sherman
Thomas S. Martin
Vice President Penal Denies Birth Place Report
Joseph Penal, vice president of the miners union, denies a canvass report claiming he is North English Irish and disowning his Cornwall birth. He says he was born in St Austell Cornwall in 1869 and left at eighteen, travels since in various mining districts. A Gaelic league meeting in Hibernia Hall on Friday evening hosts a special gathering with Gaels returning from California, Colorado and British Columbia. Mr Gunan, Ireland’s prize dancer, will perform. W Park Mainsprings Mayer
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Miners Union
Cornwall
North
England
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Gaelic League
Hibernia Hall
California
Colorado
British” Columbia
Gunan
Ireland
Rebels Abandon Chimúrua City After War Council
Rebels abandon Chimúrua City after a wartime council that ended at midnight. Chiefs vote to southward shift aims, planning to cooperate with General Araúmendo and Colonel Murillo in Durango state, while federal forces under General Blanquet pursue. The rebels intend to cut rail lines around Chihuahua as destruction of bridges delays trains.
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Chihuahua
Bachimba
Chi- Ruan
Tonwen
Federal forces pursue rebels after Bachimba skirmish
At Bachimba Mexico July 4 the federal batteries fired at daybreak with no reply from the hills. Cavalry searched the area but found the enemy had withdrawn leaving wounded in rebel positions. The advance north toward Chihuahua began as reports said reinforcements moved from Sinaloa and Pacific states to check Sonora invasion. Twenty four cannon and 16 machine guns flanked the pass, routing rebels despite erratic artillery.
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Huerta
Bachimba
Mexico
Chihuahua Hein
Atimulin
Waay
Chihuahua Well Mined for Federals Arrival
July 4 telegraph dispatch reports hundreds of dynamite mines buried in streets and houses of Chihuahua in preparation for the federals. Americans and foreigners shelter indoors awaiting General Huerta after spies warned of the mines. Rebels defeated at Bac Nimbe move toward the border, stirring army circles. border patrols along the line brace for emergencies. In Juarez Diaz Mormon colony area, American William Adams is reported murdered on his doorstep near Colonia Diaz. tension rises amid questions of protection for Americans amid native unrest.
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Huerta
Bacnimba
T ‘Ait
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Vaso
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Catonia
Diaz
Juarez
Adams
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el Paso
Smoot
Avilliam Adams
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Trains Delayed By Floods Plague Puget Sound Route
Westbound Puget Sound trains are indefinitely delayed due to high water and washouts between Allies City and Forsyth. Eastbound trains blocked at Miles City with hopes for relief fading. Train 17 and Olympian 15 delayed. routes rerouted via Helena and Butte. Northern Pacific trains also hampered by washouts at Waco. high water threatens to extend delays beyond 24 hours.
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Allies City
Forsyth
Olympian
Butte
Northern Pacific
Waco
Great Northern
Helena
Garrison
North Coast Limited
Floods Disrupt Northern Pacific Trains Near Silvaia-Jar
A flood washed out two miles of track between Silvaia and Jar, causing schedule shifts on eastbound trains and forcing trains to pass through the city slowly. Officials warn repairs cannot complete before Sunday night, worsening relief efforts and driving heavy passenger traffic at the station. A NP train struck a horse at First Avenue North crossing, though the wagon and horse were rescued.
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Silvaia
Stannars Great Falla
Northern Pacific
Billings
South Dakota
Pacine
First Avenue North
Elks Grand Lodge Meet Officers Revealed
A reception for Elks is described with the grand exalted ruler John P. Sullivan of New Orleans and other officers from Dubuque Superior and New Orleans. The event included bouquets for ladies, refreshments, and a visit by numerous committee members from the local lodge. Names listed include Terome Fisher Fred Robin Nicholson Dysart Powers LeKingsley Shinn Goldman Paine Spaulding Ottenheimer Lawler and Pinten among others.
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John P. Sullivan
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Terome B. Fisher
Fred C. Robin
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Wis
Mmember
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Nicholson
Walter Goldman
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Mise
Emima Scholl
New Ore Teane
J.C. Paine
Grand Scretary
Iowa
Mia Co
Spaulding
Minneapolis
Ottenheimer
Chicago
H. J. Lawler
Nagara Falls
Arthur Pinten
Fourth of 15912 Safe And Sane Fourth Of July
The piece recalls a Fourth of July celebration with emphasis on safety and sanity, noting community events in Great Falls and nearby towns, including parades, fireworks, and remarks by local officials. It mentions public concern for orderly celebration and the avoidance of dangerous displays, alongside peaceful gatherings in Billings Beverly and other locales.
Elks Convention Traveler Dies En Route to Portland
Mrs Agnew Fitzpatrick a Dubuque attorney and Elks credentials committee member died on a train between Hamilton and Butte while en route to Portland for the Elks convention. Her husband and companions accompanied by Elks leaders coordinated arrangements as the body was prepared for transport. Fitzpatrick was a noted Iowa educator and Catholic figure, serving as president of the state club’s educational department.
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Ter Nar Hand
Elks’ Grand
Dubuque
Agnew
Epatrick
Harmonton
Butte
Walsh
Hutte
Siken
James A. Byrne
Butte Lodge
Elis
Fitzpatrick
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Cowmmdur
Joh Dysert
The
Elks
Robert J. Lawler
Butte Vee Cordas
Miritapatrick
Last Cining
Port Sirs
Fitepatticke
Towa
Clutas
Folsom Prison Celebrates Independence Day
Inmates at Folsom Penitentiary marked Independence Day with a patriotic program. Warden James Joreston oversaw events featuring athletic competitions, boxing bouts, and a large ceremonial dinner with ice cream cake and desserts.
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Cal
Ashough
Granite
James Joreston
Unsettled Teamsters Strike Fails To End Dispute
The arbitration committee failed to settle the dispute between team drivers and owners over a five cent daily wage increase by the July deadline. With four of six official days used, rumors rise of an unbridgeable rupture, prompting the Teamsters to call a meeting to discuss important business as a strike looms.
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Teamsters Union
Agate
Sherman Schoolhouse Damaged by Celebraters
The Sherman Schoolhouse at Walkerville suffered severe damage from dynamite explosions early yesterday. Austrian miners returning from work at 4 AM set off the charges, wrecking the basement, breaking windows and plaster on the ground floor, and shattering nearby homes. Police expect arrests as investigations proceed.
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Sherman
Walker~ville
Evan Herbert
Livingston Woman Pape Dead in Butte Hospital
Mrs Pape a Livingston native long resident of Montana died yesterday morning at a local hospital from stomach cancer. She had lived in Butte for years and her brother from Chicago will attend the funeral in Livingston. Delayed in burial arrangements with a sister in Chicago to attend services.
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Livingston
Pape
Butte
Sirx Pape
Michigan
Montana
Tom Chicago
Miners' union referendum on wage scale and pact
Referendum on a wage scale and a three year contract offered by mining companies will be held at the Miners' Union Hall on Saturday July 8 1912. Polls open from 10 30 a m to 8 90 p m. W 7. STODDEN President JOHN GILBERT Secretary. STANDARD WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS.
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Miners' Union Hall
Stodden
John Gilbert
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