President Taft vetoes retroactive Shoshone bill over reclamation burden
The administration argues Senate Bill 4862 taxing laborers and material men for the Corbett tunnel and Shoshone project shifts costs unfairly. Secretary Fisher notes settlements tied to Wyoming cross suits and warns of reversed priority rules harming government security and future water-rights funding.
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Stendard
Washington
Tattsvelo
Ilelena
Mont
Taft
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Corertt
Ibis
Reclamation Fund
Anh
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Fisher
Hlite
Rallef
Shoshone
Corbetc
United States
Bonfismen
Department of Justices
Wyoming Cross
Housh
Nrit
Tis
Corbett
Reclamation Service
Deputy Murdered as Militia Quells Mining Strike
In Charlestown Wica July 23 a deputy sheriff Supkin was fatally shot during a clash with striking miners at Peytona Boone county. Militia arrived after Sheriff White sought Governor Glasscock aid. Adjutant General Tifett accompanied troops as they entrenched and restored calm following the shooting as miners had been on strike since April.
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Charlestown
Wica
Peytona
Boone County
Supkin
White
Glasscock
Peylona
Patot Creek
Tifett
Bishop Warren Dies at Ripe Age in University Park
Denver July 22 After an illness of five weeks Bishop Henry Waite Warren of the Methodist Episcopal Church retired from active work by the general conference last spring died tonight at his residence in University Park. Pneumonia is named as the direct cause by the attending physician. Immediate relatives and the bishop's physician were present. The widow, who had cared for him during his illness, is prostrated and under a physician's care. Bishop Warren was seventy: a long service in the church marked by leadership and devotion.
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Denver
Coton
Henry Waite Warren
Methodist Episcopal Church
University Park
Bishon
al Mie Letsige
Blshon Warren
War game ends as camp clears at Fort Harrison
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes Captain Tucker, regimental quartermaster, remains with one Second regiment member at Fort Harrison while others head home. A Regulars battalion from Fort Missoula left Helena for home and plans a seven day trek. Mounted officers at Fort Harrison begin a 15 mile per day ride for three days under Colonel Wilson of the Fourteenth.
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Helens
Tucker
Montana National Guard
Fort Harrison
Fort Missoua
Helena
Elliston
Miss
Cardi S Birthday Observed By Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore July 23 Cardinal Gibbons is 18 today and plans a quiet day with a friend. He is reported in excellent health and has received many congratulatory letters and telegrams on the anniversary.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinals
Goodeve Wins 40000 Judgment for Breach of Promise
In Portland Oregon on July 23 Mrs Helen M Goodeve of Oakland California was awarded a 40000 judgment by a jury in the state circuit court against Robert H Thompson Jr for breach of promise. Thompson described as wealthy and adopted son of PR H Thompson a prominent capitalist.
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Portland
Ore
Helen M. Goodeve
Oakland
Cal
Robert H. Thompson Jr
Thompson
Msen
PR. H. Thompson
Mexican graphite exports set to 3005 tons in 1311 year
The report notes graphite export from Mexico reaching 3005 tons in 1311, mined near Colorado and Sonora with Ute mines run by an American company. Analysis shows 673 percent carbon, 7.68 percent silicon, 0.65 percent iron and 5 percent alumina. The graphite is wholly amorphous with no flake or through structure like that from Ceylon.
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Mexico
Colorado
Sonora
Ute
America
Canada
Ceylon
Martial law amid unrest and mine sabotage in Mexico
The insurrection rises as 60 Maderistas are driven away and a Mant is set ablaze causing $3000 damage. A vault is looted for $6000 in cash while provisions and mules are seized. American families fear evacuation as Dolores Mining halts operations. Talks of U S policy and Mexican settlement funds unfold amid censure and claims processing.
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Giles Ging
Fall
Rain
Mexus
el Paso Estiacna
Douglas
Cali
Explorers Descend Vesuvius Crater For Scientific Study
Professor Mallada and Varvazze descend into Mount Vesuvius from Pompeii side to study the crater. They document lava cliffs, a deep fissure, and hot ash showers while recording temperatures from 41 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit and collecting mineral samples during a nine hour expedition.
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Mallada
Varvazze
Imeratia
Pompeii
Oaks
Mallala
Crastor
Crator
Flanr
Voyage of Mallasia at Mount Vesuvius Towering Feat
London Chronicle reports Professor Mallasia from the Toy Observatory descended into the crater of Mount Vesuvius in a remarkable test. The piece notes three years since 1969 involving wireless telegraphy saving lives aboard shipwrecked vessels, enabling distress messages to be sent.
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London Chronicle
Mallasia
Toy
Mount Vesuvius
Suspect linked to gambling probe in police wrap
A lengthy report describes Flo asking Lieutenants Illey Costigan and Herker to testify voluntarily while refusing subpoenas. He plans to resume grand jury work, promising protection to witnesses and accusing officials of obstructing the murder inquiry. The piece mentions Denton Dougherty and District Attorney Whitman amid tension over police involvement and private investigations.
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Illey
Costigan
Herker
Gran Jury
Shapiro
Jet Shapita
Toca
Ais
Rosenthal
Alistric Nifior
Bye Slater
Palley
Genime
Gamblere
Eosenthal
Paramigrloner Daeherty
Whitman
Dougherty
Wichita Lawyer Questions Wallace Baker in Trial
Wichita lawyers interrogate Wallace Baker about gifting dresses to his wife in a case involving property and possible ignorance by the prosecuting attorney. Baker concedes sending dresses, including one good dress and three common dresses, estimating the good dress at about 34.30. The proceedings portray him as an unmarried man with uncertain memory.
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Topeka
Wichita
Wallace
Alteney
Baner
Baker
Missing Jewels Not Far Away Awa
A warrant for arrest on grand larceny is issued for Misa Wrumpson who remains at large. Officers say Hamilton influenced the case and that a bottle of wire was brought to a house the night of the theft. The scene is near a west side construction site where wages of 21 were due. Tam ton was arrested earlier in July for disturbance in the central district.
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Misa ‘Wrumpson
Hamilton
Mix
Tisetle
Tete
Hima
S Tamton
Butt
Iefa
Dismissal Refused in Graft Indictment Case
San Francisco July 27 Superior Judge Lacher refused to dismiss the graft indictment against Louis Glass former vice president of the Facile States Telephone and Telegraph company The district attorney contended deaths of key witnesses left the case weak The judge noted that Themloro Passey now could testify after his acquittal and should be brought to court Glass had been convicted in the superior court and the case remanded for a second trial.
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Lacher
Louis Glass
Facile States Telephone and Vele~ Graph Company
Cass
Lawlor
Themloro Vi Passey
Glass
Supreme Court
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