Roosevelt Speech Draws Mixed British Reactions
London June 1 Roosevelt's Guildhall remarks on British rule in Egypt spark partisan editorial responses. Conservative papers fault his timing and role. liberal papers question necessity and disagree with conclusions. Roosevelt tours gallery, lunches with Irish nationalists, and will dine with Frederick Selous before meeting King George.
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National Gallery
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Widward
Versatile husband earns a new hard luck tale
In Chicago the exchange reveals Mrs Neighbors noting her husband is a versatile man and Mrs Newcome jokes he always has a fresh hard luck story ready whenever money is requested. The quip reflects a light domestic humor vignette from the city.
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What is a financier as told by Little Willie
In the Chicago News, Little Willie Say explains that a financier is a man who can separate other people from their money without needing a sandbag. The quip targets the old notion of a smooth financial operator as a con artist.
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Chicago News
Little Willie
Bomb thrown at Crown Prince during Berlin review
A man followed the royal party from Tem pelhof field and hurled a tin can filled with uncooked beans at Crown Prince Frederick William. The can missed and was seized. the assailant, Russian Abraham Kierweiss, appeared not responsible. The prince attended due to the emperor’s wrist abscess.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Tempelhof Field
Frederick William
Abraham Kierweiss
Santa Fe Men Raised to 10 Percent Wage Boost
Topeka announced that all Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad employees earning under $80 monthly will receive a 10 percent wage increase. The raise applies to clerks machinists trackmen section men and other workers not under union agreements and starts today. About 4000 Topeka employees are affected.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Automobile man cleared in street obstruction case
G F Wilson faced a police court hearing for allegedly obstructing Broadway street sweepers with his machine. Judge McGowan dismissed the case after finding insufficient evidence, noting the officer should have declared authority and that Wilson moved the car once he understood the situation.
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Charles Mitchell
Young Runaway Couple Married in Billings
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings. Harry A. Turner and Dora Johnston, both of Livingston, were married in Billings shortly after 1 am after the couple eloped from Livingston. They were captured at the depot while preparing to flee to Forsyth. A license was issued and Justice Mann performed the ceremony before the couple departed for the East.
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Standard
Billings
Harry A. Turner
Dora Johnston
Livingston
Forsyth
Justice Mann
Suit Filed Against Workmen's Co-Operative Coal Co
District Attorney Freeman files a federal suit in Helena to recover 300 dollars alleged as value of coal taken from government lands near Havre by the Workingmen's Co-Operative Coal Company.
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Standard
Helena
Freeman
Workingmen's Co-Operative Coal Company
Havre
Pugilist William G King Found Guilty of Manslaughter
Fresno witnesses recount King’s boxing match with A D Russell that ended with Russell’s death from a skull fracture after being knocked from the ring. Jurors found King guilty of manslaughter following the bout.
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Russell
Best Attractions At Broadway This Week The Thief
The Broadway season closes with top billings including Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon in The Thief with Grace George and Henrietta Crosman. Bernstein’s drama, plus George's A Woman's Way and Crosman in Anti Matrimony, headline a week of premier entertainments.
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Effie Shannon
Grace George
Henrietta Crosman
Charles Frohman
Henry Bernstein
Thief
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Bernstein
Pri vett and West Ordered to Missouri in Obscene Mail Case
An order signed by Judge Carl Rasch in federal court directs the removal to Missouri of Clarence Privett and Byron West charged with sending obscene matter by mail. They were arrested in Northeastern Montana and jailed locally, alleged to have sent the obscene card on May 2, 1909, at Osgood Sullivan County Missouri.
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Standard
Helena
Missouri
Clarence Privett
Byron West
Carl Rasch
Privett
West
Montana
Osgood
Sullivan County
Want to Be Lawyers Semi annual Montana bar exam set
Helena June 1 Special Dispatch The semi annual examination for admission to the Montana bar will begin before the supreme court next Wednesday. Eleven applicants have been approved to take the test: Cotter Townsend X K Stout Peters Holliday Dusenbery Steiner Tansel Price Noren Bancroft Gillett. The Silver Bow National Bank Savings Department pays 4 percent interest and is the only such department in the city under national supervision.
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Standard
Helena
Bar of
Montana
Supreme Court
Co. P. Cotter
Townsend
X. K. Stout
Kalispell
J. C. Peters
Colorado
W. H. Holliday
Butte
W. D. Dusenbery
Bozeman
R. S. Steiner
Silver Bow National Bank
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