Pageant Parade Chronicle of Monarchy and States
Portland July celebration draws 15 000 in a grand parade with monarchic pageantry and bands from across the nation. Enthusiastic crowds, elaborate floats, and diverse regional displays mark a spectacular event as communities from New York to Alaska showcase pride and tradition.
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Ore
Kakdom
Wiy
Atlantte Seaboard
Avigona
Ifontana
Hans
Rayhly
New York
New Jersey
Rhoda
Taland
Aftsaissingi
South Carolina
Iron
Wien
Ellis
Historic Olympic notes amid Detroit games
The article reviews a broad, disjointed Olympic program with scores and names from several nations. It mentions Camnunian and other top performers, details pole vaults, sprints, and cross country, with U S figures, Canada and Britain competing, and notes on Patton and the wrestling event.
Judge Cheadle Says No Third Party For Montana Now
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports Judge G K Cheadle a leader of the progressive Republicans urged progressives to stay in the Republican party and push reform from within He warned against forming a new party as it could wreck the party yet expressed faith that a true majority within the GOP can carry out will of the people and sustain the party unless it fails to represent that majority This statement ends third party talk in the area
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Standard
Lewistown
G. K. Cheadle
Montana
Republican Party
Foamand
Junge Chendia
Battle ship rammed by steamboat in fog
The steamboat Commonwealth rammed the battleship New Hampshire in fog off Newport Harbor near the Naval Training Station. Both vessels suffered heavy damage to bow and stern while no lives were lost. one crewman aboard the battleship was injured. The ships will be out of commission for repairs.
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Newport Harbor
Wis
Ball River
New England Naviga Han Company
Commonwealth
New Hampshire
Naval Training Station
Krakow
Commiexton
Tyro
Darrow’s Defense Strikes Core of State Case in Franklin Testimony
In Los Angeles the Darrow defense undercuts the prosecution’s key claim that Darrow funded an alleged bribery tied to Bert S. Franklin. Witnesses describe morning movements and a mysterious stranger, while Hawley’s testimony clarifies a vital telephone call drawing Darrow to the arrest scene. The day ends with vigorous cross examination and questions about damage suits against the Los Angeles Times.
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Val
Clarence S
Darrow
Bert S. Franklin
Lockwood
McNamara
Franklin
McNamara Defense
Reonara Sehacker
McNamara Coungel
Charles D. Hawley
Fire Commissionnes
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Cetmpalin
Joh Harriman
Ford
Tustill
Manley
Los Angeles Times
Atien
Times
Renly
Ine
Auestioning
Erin
Seganding
Lorimer Attacks Political Enemies In Senate
Senator Lorimer defended his Illinois seat as he attacked political enemies during a lengthy Senate speech. He combated alleged pressures, criticized Taft and Roosevelt, and pledged to continue the address into the next session as the chamber adjourned briefly.
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William Lorimer
Senate
Winans
Hig
Fied Boen
Taft
Roosevelt
Ihelowk
Lovinier
Pebriary
Lorimer
Illinois
Biv
No Electors Named On Nevada Ticket
Carson City Nevada July report notes the Republican ticket may lack electors for November. An oversight left out due to state law, prompting calls to place electors on the ballot. Nevada party leaders discussed new conventions while Roosevelt forces consider another effort.
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Carson City
Nev
Taft
Republican Party of
Gratn — Cenyviemtiat
Delusutex
Ree Way
Prtiden
Roosevelt
Chitaya
Wayard Fresly
Juarez Rebel Leader Orozco Denies Foreign Military Aid
Juarez, Mexico, July reports Pan Orozco declaring no foreign government plans or offers supported the rebellion. He says Mexican authorities fear for Mexicans, denies alliances with foreign powers, and asserts independence from external influence despite negotiations.
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Mexico
Crozen
Roxy
O& Mon
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Persia
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Mons
Mexica
Mscui
Women Struck by Train Looking Wrong Direction
In Seattle on July there were 190 women killed and another injured at Hagley junction on the Puget Sound railway. Mrs William Marston of Premerton aged 22 and Am Montgomery of Thur. Wash. were among the victims. A sister of Miss Bowery, Mrs Tsyans, suffered a fractured skull. The victims stood on the track facing one direction awaiting a train when a train from the opposite direction struck them.
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Wash
Hagley Junclion
Chicag
Puget Sound
Mra
P. Marston
Wite
Mil
Premerton
Montgomery
le Thur
Hed Mra
Tvsyans
Mian Soyt- Bowery
Murder suspect seen body found in river
Livingston dispatch reports a dead man seen floating in the Fellowstone river today. The victim wore a heavy overcoat and a black cloth over the head. Police search below for the body as possible murder speculation grows.
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Standard
Livingston
Theody
Jedy
I. EH. Carrell
Carroll
Ube
Chilmey
Diplomatic clash over Panama canal tolls in U S Hague talks
Great Britain and the United States clash over whether American ships may receive toll exemptions in the Panama Canal. A Washington, London dispute centers on the Hay Paunceforte treaty and whether discrimination against British ships is allowed. The House reversed a committee report backing free passage for American ships, with leaders saying the treaty permits tolls or waivers as the US chooses. The Senate debate awaits and Taft administration officials support the move.
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United States
Heliin
Hagua Tettamnl
Atitenell
Hetlinh
Greatelton
Ur Senate
London
Ehis
House
Rouse Inter State and Foreign Commerce Committee
Ite
FIM
Eagles Receive Keys to the City During Hamildon Visit
A large crowd gathered along the riverfront in Hamilton for a parade and welcome program honoring visiting Eagles delegates. Mayor Robinson presented the key to the city after speeches by officials including A. Warner and E. D. Weel, with schoolboy orator Henry Sitehop delivering a welcome.
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Isles
Phariver of Commerce
Hamilton Cus
Benried
Cory
A. 3. Warner
The
Ravadance
Robinson
Flamiiton
Elenry
E. D. Weel
Helena
Hamiltom
Lnte
Marcus Daly
A. DB. Cohen
Butte
S. V W. Stewart
Virginia City
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Migdoula
J. W James
Auitronda Atsa Opoke
Clyde C Coulter Dies of Apoplexy in Portland
Clyde C Coulter of Hamilton died in Portland while attending a convention. He collapsed after a Turkish bath visit and death was due to apoplexy. The Hamilton resident owned notable city property and was well regarded by family and friends.
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Portland
Ore
Coulter
Hamilton, Mort
Hamilton
House OKs Impeachment of Judge Acchs
Washington July 11 the house adopted by 282 to 1 the bill of impeachment against Judge Robert W Acchs of the United States commence court Representative Farr of Pennsylvania cast the sole vote against the measure.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Robert W. Acchsbald
United States
Farr
Pennsylvania
Plague Rumors Reported in San Juan Continued
An early 20th century dispatch from Washington notes ongoing reports of bubonic plague activity in San Juan Porto Rico with daily tallies to date indicating a rising number of cases and glandular illness among residents.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
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