House Senate clash over railroad bill looms in conference
Washington tonight set a conference between the house and senate on the railroad bill. Insurgent Republicans and Democrats favor accepting the senate version while regulars seek further smoothing. President Taft may push for immediate action on key sections including interstate commerce and rate increases, with about 40 Republicans ready to vote yes. Democratic leaders warn against a joker permitting railroads to rebate under the guise of damages.
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Wastington, Dune &—Lrt
House
Senate
Taft
Ace
White House
Champ Clark
Senaiuy Shively
Unis
Shooting at Colored Club Ends in Arrests and Death
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports a shooting at a colored club on West Front Street. Martie Anderson and Fred Johnson were arrested and jailed after a woman died from injuries from two shots fired during a quarrel. Johnson allegedly struck the woman before she fired, and fled as he was struck, with the mayor warning of closing the establishment for disorderly conduct if breaches continue.
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Bpeclal
Standard
Missoula
Colored Club
Wemrock
West Front Street
Toulehé
Martie Andérson
Fred Johnson
Dolmgon
John + son
Logan
Ehh
Reprieve for Fish Work for Corbett
Fatigued after a fishing trip, Jim Jeffries and party return to camp, Corbett bouts likely private sparring, Corbett in good shape for three rounds, Eddie Graney plans to watch tomorrow. Also reports Buena Vista races and Latonia Derby results with multiple horses and times.
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Ben Lomond
Cal
Glonigat
Jim Jeffries
Theble
Corbbett
Jeffries
Big Fellows
Corbett
Santa Cruz
Eddie Graney
San Francisco
British champion Driscoll sails as bout with Attell canceled
Jones Jem Driscoll the British featherweight titleholder leaves New York for Fuslava after illness from malaria forced the postponed July 2 title defense against Abe Attell at Colma. The news also notes Jimmy Howard withdrawing from a June 16 bout with Billy Papke, with efforts to find a new opponent. Monte Attell and Patsy Brannigan fought six rounds to a draw in Pittsburgh, Attell edging Brannigan slightly.
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New York
Jones
Jem Driscoll
Fuslava
Bontei Ahe Attell
Colma
Driscoll
Remler
Kansas City
Jimmy Woward
Billy Papke
Papke
Pittshare
Patito
Monte Attel
Patsy Brannigan
Attell
California Jockey Club Announces 1910-11 Opening Date
President Thomas Ed. Williamia announced the New California Jockey Club season will open at Emeryville on Saturday November 13, 1910, one week earlier than the recently concluded season.
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San Francisco
Thomas Ed. Williamia
New California Jockey Club
Teday
Emerysse
May Prove Too Fast Chega Signs Wiggins By Americans
Jane Jac Wiggins, a semi professional first baseman, has been signed by the St. Louis Americans. In a recent game he hit a three-base hit and two home runs, signaling strong early form for the club.
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Chega
Jane
Jac Wiggins
St. Louis Americans
Mass track captain elected in Cambridge race
In Cambridge on June 5 Regit Fister of Needham was elected captain of the He feu toilay in a local track event. The article notes Fister’s leadership role and the selection ceremony within the Cambridge sports scene.
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Ata Ce Mass
Cambridge
Mass
Regit Fister
Needham
Cantain
Hefeu Toilay
Florida Launch Impresses Old Sailors at Test Run
Buffalo Commercial reports on the Florida battleship taking to the water in a dramatic launch. An amused seaman explains the rope system that releases the ship, while curious spectators, including young women, ponder how such a vessel is lowered into the river.
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Baxter
Florida
Tie
Alaska Fuel Crisis Highlights Public Lands Policy
Senators critique conservation measures as Alaska stalls access to fuel. Nelson argues withdrawal of public lands limits coal and water power use, urging action to avoid long term fuel shortages. He cites Roosevelt and Garfield as precedents while noting certain regions lack timber and other resources.
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Innes
Alaska
Wihdrawal
Public Lands
Nelson
Minnesota
Wildien
moUon
Hennter Amenat
Namweger-Pinchot Camralder
Congress
Clark
Gill
Garfield
Santheon
Australia
Diplomatic Dispatch Details Nicaragua Crisis
Washington report notes President Madriz sending more troops mules and hospital supplies to Greytown amid uncertain military prospects as the rainy season approaches. Consul Olivares at Managua cites doubt over further operations and the transport costs for freight from the east coast to the Caribbean.
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Madriz
Amous Mion
Greytown
State Department
Olivares
Managua
Saasan
Prizes Awarded to Ten Authors of Songs at College
The college announced prizes for songs submitted by students with Miss Ruth Hartman winning first prize of 15 dollars and Miss Hel Van Camp second prize of 10 dollars. Two winning songs titled Evening Song and Come Ye Back to M A C were published with eight or nine competitors noted.
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Deewamh Jwg
Hamilton
Ruth Wartman
Misa Hel van Camp
M.S. C
Ruth Hartman
Our College
Fondest College
AM. A
Come Ye Back to M A C Hoth Ter Colors
A brief lyric note sings of returning to M. A. C. with blue and gold colors. The verse invokes nature’s beauty and azure skies, promising carefree hearts as twilight falls and breezes call back to the campus.
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M. A
Ethel van
Gertrude Atherton On Modern Magazines In New York Luncheon
Mrs. Gertrude Atherton criticizes modern magazines at a New York luncheon. She notes they are more interesting than rivals though ad content can mislead readers. An anecdote recalls a critic's reply to a foolish personal letter marketing gimmick in a Trash Magazine.
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Caralar le Tha Zest Emsney
Continental Oil Company
Lncorperstes
Gertrude Atherton
Lunceon
New York
Brown
Bub
Oni
Real Test Of Herpicide Claims Hair Health Proof
A spirited pitch asserts Herpicide erases dandruff by killing the germ at the root, promising thorough scalp care. It touts glowing letters from readers, free of oil, and offers samples from the Detroit firm with a one dollar bottle guarantee.
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Stampa
Herpfelds Company
Detroit
Mich
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