Roosevelt and Allgeld clash over courts and injunctions
A historical column traces Theodore Roosevelt’s denunciation of the courts over an injunction issue tied to John Altgeld. It notes Altgeld as a misunderstood figure, his Illinois bench service, and how Roosevelt later used the issue politically amid changing times. It mentions a whisper about a congressman drafting a letter to Roosevelt on the matter.
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General Buller remembered after long career ends
Wednesday June 3 obituary recalls General Redvers Buller, aged 69, hailed for Kaffir and Zulu campaigns with a Victoria Cross. His bold South Africa boast and later failures damaged his reputation after guiding Ladysmith defense. He died after a career marked by gallant actions and controversial moments.
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Georgia peaches set for record harvest this season
Georgia ships first carload of peaches to New York and projects 30 000 to 60 000 cars this season, potentially the largest peach crop in state history valued around 4 million dollars. The piece contrasts Georgia peaches with watermelons and notes prohibition may boost peach care and ripening consistency.
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New York
Texas
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Injunction Issue and Republican Policy Debate
A fragment discusses the injunction issue and political consequences for Republicans. It critiques perceived inaction by a Republican Congress and references Roosevelt era policy associations. The text reflects partisan commentary on accountability and reform within the era’s political discourse.
Montana Democrats Face Bozeman Convention Deliberations
The Bozeman gathering next week will choose among Montana Democrats for the Denver delegation. Bryan appears favored to win the state’s nomination, with talks noting potential second-place considerations for Mr Ganrad. The article also cites rising death rates and marriage trends in England and Wales, plus a satirical reference to Mrs Gamp and Betsy Prig.
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June Celebrations and Montanan Notes In Brief
The column surveys July Fourth customs and alarm over fireworks injuries, notes Montana irrigation needs, Spain’s royal stork visit, Queen Victoria’s potential offspring, Montana weather and June showers, farmers’ crops, rail travel delays, and obituary staples. It references King Alfonso, Northern Pacific passengers, and recent baseball results with local color and period tone.
Ryan Won't Talk On Bryan Fund Contributions
Omaha reports Thomas F. Ryan declined to discuss claims he contributed to Nebraska funds to elect William J. Bryan in 1904. Mayor James C. Dahlman said $37,000 was received and spent in Nebraska for Berge's campaign, not for Bryan or the national ticket, with all funds from national committees via Sheehan or Ryan.
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Montana State Normal picks faculty members
Dillon June 2 The executive board of Montana State Normal College elected the faculty for the ensuing year naming H. H. Swaty president and professor of politics J. E. Monroe VP and physics chemistry Robert Clark physiology biology E R Mosher mathematics CL Rebbing methods supervisor Theodore Shoudy manual arts Lucy H Carson English Beths Thormeyer Latin German Laura Kress history Latin Karl Riedelsberger music Grane Graeter assistant music Elsa Scharfenberg voice Mrs Anns Owsley matron John F Wyatt William Ambrose janitors Miss Alice Hopper dean of dormitory declined reelection Riedelsberger resigned will lectur e in Dillon while visiting Miss Schaffenberg resigned as voice instructor several reappointed staff have not yet accepted.
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Montsha State Normal College
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H. H. Swaty
Seraice
J. E. Monroe
Robert Clark
E.R. Mosher
CL. Rebbing
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Laura Kress
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Oleon Sues Guthrie Company for 15000 Damages
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports Olaf Oleon filed a $15,000 damages suit in the district court naming Guthrie & Co. He says he was working for Guthrie and became injured when a tractor was thrown from a dump wagon by a lever, leaving him unable to earn a living.
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Indictment Papers Served On Southern Pacific Officials
Papers were served in Los Angeles on June 2 related to a federal grand jury indictment on 27 counts charging Southern Pacific with rebates. General Superintendent Ingram is directed to have officers appear in court June 15. A separate blaze in Buffalo destroyed multiple buildings, injuring baker Morris Graf and causing about 15000 dollars in losses.
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Hildebrand Fitzgerald Dies in Philadelphia
Hildebrand Fitzgerald of Philadelphia and manager and proprietor of the Philadelphia Item died today in the city. He was a noted business figure and part of the local press community. His death marks the loss of a longtime Wisiness manager and publisher associate.
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Hildebrand Fitzgerald
Philadelphia Item
Imprisoned IMS Men Robbery In Music Hall
A fragmentary item reports interference by a crew member on a ship near San Francisco and a theft involving a Louisiana man in a music hall last night. Names and details are unclear.
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Slevena Arrested Then Released and Discharged
Slevena was arrested by police and taken to the central station. He was released on his own recognizance and, appearing in court today, was discharged without ceremony.
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Elimination of Kootenai Forest Areas Approved
Washington June 2 Senator Dixon was informed by the forest service that Forester Pinchot approved removing about 10 sections from the Kootenai National Forest at townships 20 west ward 1 north. The action targets Pipe ererik flat and will be enacted by presidential proclamation, effective July 1.
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New minister Cowing to lead Liberty Baptist church
Rev. Mr. Bishop arrives to take charge of Liberty Missouri Baptist church after vacancy. He will preach Sunday and a reception at the church Saturday evening, with his wife and child accompanying him for the transfer of leadership.
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Oil firm stockholders sue VP for one million damages
A district court suit filed today by Florance Cole and other United Oil stockholders seeks damages totaling 1,000,000 and a receiver for the company. Defendant is J. Wallace, vice president and director, named in the action as a key executive. The suit targets a major West Coast oil drilling and refining concern.
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Boycott spreads in Manchuria over Japanese wares
Letters from Marbin report a growing boycott in Manchuria targeting Japanese goods. Russian residents fear a Chinese exodus from employment reminiscent of the Boxer Rebellion era.
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Helena Guards Increase as Police Force Expands
Helena reports a larger police presence as four officers refused discharge and were replaced. Both veteran and new officers are on duty, strengthening the city’s guardians of the peace and addressing long-standing department complications.
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Helena
Duné
Guardians of the Peace
Former Judge SeXXTENDED Sentenced in San Quentin Case
Former judge G. Richie, once of Louisville Kentucky, was sentenced by Judge Ordon in Oakland to 18 months in San Quentin for cashing a Nationales check. Richie bowing his head as he heard the verdict admits guilt in the forgery case.
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Old Man Grows Wary Porter Kills Himself in Office
In New York on June 2 Anthony B Porter aged senior partner at Porter dr Kilvert killed himself in his offices by inhaling chloroform after careful preparations. He served in the Union army during the Civil War.
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