Tie Camp Strike Ties Up Cooper Work Site
About 100 workers at the Cooper tie camp quit last week and moved to Bozeman. They block others from taking jobs and threaten and assault workers while demanding changes in board payments and hiring terms. Sheriff Reynolds plans extra deputies to clear canyon roads as the company awaits a formal statement from Mr. Cooper.
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Bozeman
Cooper Tie Camp
West Gallatin Canyon
Spanish Creek
Salesville
Charlie Jones
Reynolds
Peterson, Brown and Golden
INQUIST'S SHIPS 0 BE INTERNED
Captain McKechnie describes wartime shipments to Japan including 30 30 ton Armstrong guns 500 tons of cordite and two torpedo boats moved to Kure from England. He notes the cruiser Waring was raised twice after sinking and the Korietz was judged not worth raising.
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McKechnie
Armstrongs
Kure
England
Japan
Waring
Chemulpo
Trepoff Appointment Sparks Massive Sensation in Russia
In St. Petersburg on June 6 a dramatic imperial move appoints Governor General Trepoff as a dictator like figure, signaling a crisis in Russia's internal affairs. The action recalls Alexander II’s 1880 commission of public safety, though Trepoff’s role may mirror Lorismelikoff’s later interior ministerial power.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas’ Ubuse
Trepoff
Russia
Alexander II
Winter Palace
Lorismelikoff
Interior
Zemstvo Congress Prohibited Sparks Delegates’ Defiance
In St Petersburg the all-Russian zemstvo congress, with 245 delegates and 25 city mayors, is forbidden as plans to push for immediate hostilities ceasefire face government orders. Delegates vow to defy the ban, risking turmoil as they proceed.
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St. Petersburg
Zemstvo
Zemstvos
Madison County District Court Opens with One Criminal Case
The June term in Madison county opens before Judge Lew L. Callaway with 100 jurors ordered and returnable June 13. The sole criminal case is the state versus Daniel Plumb for the 191? murder of his daughter, with defense by George Patton and F. E. F. K. Callaway and prosecutors M. M. Duncan and W. A. Clark.
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Virginia City
District Court
Madison County
Lew L. Callaway
James C. Walker
W. Stewart
Charles L. Kadell
J. A. Monahan
Charles C. Hill
Fred Ellinghouse
Indian Creek
Daniel Plumb
Plumb
Warm Springs
George Patton
Fef. K. Callaway
M. M. Duncan
W. A. Clark
Admiral Rojestvensky In Sasebo Naval Hospital Favorable
The chief surgeon reports the admiral's condition is favorable with normal pulse and temperature and no brain complications. A palm sized bruise on the right thigh and a pierced wound in the left foot are noted but there are no signs of gangrene.
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Tokio
Sasebo Naval Hospital
Rojestvensky
Germans Recalled From Libau as New Russian Fleet Plans Collapse
Hamburg dispatch reports German sailors in Libau told to return home after their contracts with the fourth Russian squadron were canceled. The move is viewed as proof that Russia has abandoned further attempts to challenge Japan for sea power.
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Hamburg
Libau
Far East
Russia
Japan
Salvation Army calls week of prayer for peace with Japan
General Booth issues call to prayer for peaceful settlement between Russia and Japan. The observance runs from June 10 to June 17 with Salvation Army urging participation.
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New York
Russia
Japan
Booth
Salvation Army
Judge Hound Resolves Trammway Crosscut Standings
In Helena Judge William H. Hunt heard arguments on a petition by Hypocka Johnstown and Montana Ore Purchasing to authorize a crosscut through the Tramway mine to connect Barns and Minnie Healey workings for ventilation and escape. The receiver Harris and two firms oppose, arguing lack of standing and improper divisional effort. Judge Hunt reserved decision.
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Helena
Federal
William H. Hunt
John S. Harris
Minnie Healey
Hypocka
Johnstown
Montana
General Harris
F. A. Heinze
Butte & Boston Mining Company
John F. Forbis
Butte & Boston
H. J. Burleigh
J. M. Denny
Forbis
Burleigh
Heinze
Denny
Boston & Montana
M. S. Gunn
Mr. Denny
Hunt
Knights of Columbus Convene in Los Angeles
Los Angeles hosts the national convention as about 15,000 visitors arrive from across the Union. Supreme Knight Edward L. Hearn and his council arrived yesterday and addressed the chamber of commerce reception tonight before thousands of attendees.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Knights of Columbus
Order
E. L. Hearn
Chamber of Commerce
Edward L. Hearn
Salsbury Fined $2000 in Bribery Case
Lant K. Salsbury former city attorney and key witness in bribery trials was ordered by Judge Wolcott in Grand Rapids to pay a $2000 fine. Convicted in 1901 of conspiring to secure a water contract and accepting money from deal promoters he later confessed to a wider scheme involving numerous city officials. The fine was chosen over a one year sentence. Salsbury paid the amount.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Lant K. Salsbury
Salsbury
Wolcott
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Detroit House of Correction
State Supreme Court
Train Robber Young Appears in Court in Philipsburg
Clarence B. Young, known as a train robber, was arraigned before Justice John 8 Axtell. He considered a jury trial, waived preliminary hearing, and entered a not guilty plea. He declined bail.
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Philipsburg
Clarence B. Young
John
Axtell
Justice’s Court
Young
Cannon and Party Leave for Alaska
Speaker Cannon and congressional delegation from Western Washington depart Seattle aboard the Cottage City for Skagway and White Pass route. They travel with wives and families for a fortnight long Alaska inspection tour with members of the senate and house.
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Seattle
Wash
Cannon
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Cottage City
Skagway
White Pass
Yukon
Alaska
Washington
Walcott Briefs President on Irrigation Projects
Washington reports Charles D. Walcott director of the United States Geological Survey met with the president to discuss government irrigation projects. Walcott plans a western trip and will be away for several months.
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Washington
Charles D. Walcott
United States Geological Survey
Walcott
West
Yellow Fever Reports On Isthmus Illnesses
Governor Magoon reports no deaths from yellow fever on the Isthmus during May 26 to May 30. Three Americans one Spaniard and one Peruvian fell ill in this period with cases at Colon and Panama.
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Washington
Magoon
Isthmian Canal Zone
Colon
Panama
Attendance at the Lewis and Clark Fair Daily Totals
Portland reports 6466 visitors Sunday and 9686 Saturday at the Lewis and Clark fair. Washington agricultural college cadets who had been encamped at the exposition for the past week have departed for home.
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Portland
Ore
Washington Agricultural College
Tribute to memory of General Boynton
Washington correspondents honored the late General H. W. Boynton who died in Atlantic City. Maj John M. Carson chaired a meeting to draft a testimonial for Mrs. Boynton and praised Boynton’s long newspaper career in Washington. District of Columbia commissioners also paid tribute noting his service as a soldier and educator.
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Washington
H. W. Boynton
Atlantic City
John M. Carson
Republic Iron and Steel to Undergo Reorganization
Youngstown Ohio June 5 information released here indicates the Republic Iron and Steel company will fully reorganize at its October meeting. President A W Thompson is expected to be reelected as chief officer and will become chairman of the executive committee succeeding Cok Watson G French.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Republic Iron and Steel Company
A. W. Thompson
Cok Watson G. French
Tea quality and grocer refund policy noted
In a reader question the column likens good tea to good eggs and asks how readers rate their tea. It mentions Schilling's seat and notes the grocer refunds money if the tea is not liked.
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Schilling
Missouri denied right to take Merchants' Bridge
Washington on June 5 Secretary Taft denied Missouri’s bid to assume the Merchants' bridge across the Mississippi at St. Louis ruling no charter conditions violation occurred. The decision leaves the bridge in current control and underscores federal scrutiny of charter agreements.
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Washington
Taft
State of Missouri
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Delegates Arrive for State Federation of Women's Clubs
About 50 delegates arrived in Deer Lodge for the State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting to be held in Library Hall tomorrow morning after the late North Coast limited train brought them in.
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Deer Lodge
State Federation of Women's Clubs
North Coast Limited
Federation
Library Hall
Supreme Court OKs Brown Palace Foreclosure Sale
The Colorado Supreme Court affirmed a Denver district court decree allowing United States Mortgage and Trust Co to sell the Brown Palace hotel in Denver on foreclosing a $650,000 mortgage.
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Denver
Colo
State Supreme Court
District Court of
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Brown Palace
Tornado damages many homes in Binghamton wards
A tornado struck Binghamton New York tonight blowing down numerous houses and barns in the Fifth and Sixth wards. No fatalities and one serious injury were reported.
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Binghamton
N. Y
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