Japanese political turmoil seen in cabinet struggle broadcast
Report from Victoria B C dated June 9 notes Viscount Tant leading opposition in the House of Lords and urging diplomacy or arms over the Sun Peninsula issue. It cites Yamenka as a top anti administration figure planning to seize government control for the progressives and mentions Takehashi Noda Kawakami opposing immigration law.
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Yamenka
Saonji
Takehashi
Noda
Kawakami
Toki
Viscount Tant
House of Peers
Kumamoto
Satsuma
Nso
America
One Dead and Many Injured in City Crash
A collision on Conn Parkway near Sheepshamb Bay killed Cromwit, a well known horseman relative, and left James Sweeney dying at Kings County hospitals. Nine others were injured including Wilai Anderson, Herbert Trinkwater, Roy Reeder, two unnamed young women, and several others unnamed in the wreckage.
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New York
Jnne
Parvons
Cromwit
Coonn Parkway
Drositiyn Tetany
Thames Heffner
Sheepshamb Bay
James Sweeney
Barataga
Agtomeblie
Kings County
Wilai Anderson
Sheepahead Bay
Herbart F Trinkwater
Jandon
Roy Reeder
Manhattan
Carefire
Wilam
Genmoy
Chatter
William Reality Willam
Doyle
Frank Aroul
Connymete
The
Machine
Wort Vaciounly Anjirad
Booth to Lead Butte City Attorney Office Today
City officials announce Edwin S Booth will assume duties as Butte city attorney succeeding Lewis T Forestell whose resignation took effect yesterday He will outline his policy targeting grafters and corrupt practices while taking charge in police court with two years county attorney experience guiding him William W Carroll named assistant city attorney and confirmed by the council Pay warrants to be withheld only for positions contested while Berger in as city clerk ensures warrants bearing his signature are valid
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Tits Merhing
Edwin
Booth
Butte
Corhy
Lewis TP. Forestell
Heath
Corby
William Wi. Carroll
Democrate
Police Commission
Carroll
Epeni
Asgielarrt
McGowan
Booth Yesterdi
Corbyn
AL A. Berger
Batrks
Inet
Mr. Berger
Meyer Sperling
Assatant Olor
Aesistaint
Utz One
Crosman Starred as Stage Director in Mistress Nell
Jivarietta Crosman celebrated comedienne and renowned stage director, announced to appear Friday and Saturday June 14 and 15. She directed Mistress Nell, supervised rehearsals, and shaped the production while Maurice Campbell handled scenic design. Crosman was the first American actress to direct plays on stage.
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Jivarietta Crosmar
Nell
Miss Crosman
Maurice Campbell
Miss Grauman
Jolla Marlowe
Fiske
Butte Visitors Pack City Hotels With Long Stays
In town from Bozeman Helena Missoula and London and many others, guests crowd Butte hotels including Finlen Thornton and Wharton. Notables include A J McDonald from Kalispell and Horace J Recoilla from Wallace while Annie Rusdall company members arrive early. The Jumbo car is replaced after a prior wreck and hotel rooms fill as guests arrive.
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Boze- Tah
J. A. Taylor
Great Tailsix
Afte
Will Bovard
Butte
Helena
Colfax
Hamilton
Misxoima
Bulte
Annie Rusadll Company
The Modern Confucius in China Causes Shock
A Chinese conservative leadership reels as The Duke Confucius, descendant of Confucius, advocates modern learning alongside classics. He proposes a college in ShangFong to study sacred texts and include foreign languages, science, and political science. Also sees Count Cian of a Japanese Buddhist monastery visiting the emperor and seeking reform with a wife and car.
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Juna
Tae Alranghold
Chincee Conservatiom
Confucius
Shang Fong
Count Cian
Japan
Priestood
Beleves
Ying
China
Boxerism in China revived by natives
Victoria British Columbia June 2 Belleore Phon sent news of Boxerism revival in North China. Authorities report arrests of Chinese preachers promoting Boxer rituals and claims that smeared blood on cloth renders occupants invulnerable. Heavy artillery losses caused by subsidence near Kwelin in South China. a shore area and dwellings collapsed, blocking second story access.
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Victoria
B. C
Belleore- Phon
Peval
Mysterious Mrs Orchard at Home in Colorado
Colorado Springs June reports Mrs Harry Orchard, linked to the Haywood trial, is at her Altman home undecided about testifying in Boise proceedings. Both sides seek her testimony, but she has refused saying she has nothing material to offer.
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Celorado Springs
Colo
Gagette
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
Boise Dispatches
Amopig
Haywood Tial
Altman
Boise
Gift ideas for the Tune bride highlighted at display
A vintage notice advertises a display of silverware cut glass and dinner wares for wedding gifts. It promises new items and urges buyers to choose the exact hag t hat will please the bride and groom with a tailored gift.
Woodmen Memorial Day Observed in Walkerville
In Walkerville Woodmen of the World held Memorial Day ceremonies at the Catholic cemetery with six monuments unveiled in memory of members who died that year. Rev S J Hocking delivered the address, praising the custom of decorating graves as a beautiful practice and urging the living to live for others. The event featured ritualistic work by camps from the Butte district and a flower-blanketed cemetery.
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S.J. Hocking
Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walkerville
Butte District
Hocking
Antheny
Pest
Millett
Ife
Angelus
The Standard Telephone Lines Go Down Amid Strike
The Standard Telephone is out of commission as technicians strike, leaving residents unable to call. Hospitals and a local undertaking house also report outages along with several private homes, with restoration uncertain and service sparse across the area.
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Sandard
Standard
St. James’ Hospital
Duggan Undertaking
Death of Detective James Byrnes in Butte
James Byrnes, 48, a detective for about ten years in Butte, died at 2:70 this morning after six months in hospital. He left a wife and five children, one son serving in the navy, and his wife was a member of Jerry Clifford. Cause of death was Bright's disease.
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James Byrnes
Binée
Jerry Clifford
Bright
Hosnitay
Storm 18 Convicted in Arizona Treasury Embezzlement
Preavott Arizona June excerpt reports Storm found guilty of embezzling county treasury funds. Trial covered alleged burglary of the county treasury on November 8 to 10. vault theft led to missing $18,090 from state funds.
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Preavott
Ariz
Thy
Thompson Defeated By Plains In 10 to 0 Game
Special Trapnich reports Plains defeated Thompson 10 to 0 today. The game ended with Thompson stranded at the plate as Plains secured the win.
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Thomson
Omy
Piayed Wrewaso
Tal
Plaing
County Officials Create New Health Officer Post
County commissioners approved the appointment of Willer AW Leng as health officer for Hills city. A new position was established at the latest session to oversee public health and local sanitary measures.
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Bpedlal
Acatiaarn
Willer AW Leng
Hila
Elelu Holiz
Negro Lynching Near Thotanola Jets Reported
A mob of about 62 persons lynched an unnamed Black man near Thotanola Jets today, accusing him of a crime. The event involved charges tied to a large amount and is described in local reports from Rulovilto Misa with names such as Reynolds Fox and Lee. Authorities have not released detailed information on the victim or motive.
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Rulovilto
Misa
Cnargeil
Ieltek Lee Reynolds
Lee Fox
Thotanola
Thaw in Tombs Sees No Final Counsel Choice Yet
New York reports Harry K Thaw awaiting a second trial for Stanford White’s murder has not yet chosen his legal director. He studies defense with his lawyers while in Tombs isolation. Thaw, reportedly and his mother Mrs William Thaw, visit daily as Cascone, his fellow prisoner, acts as his only companion during exercise hours. Thaw remains a model inmate, eating prison fare reluctantly and maintaining routines despite confinement.
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New York
Harry K. ‘Thaw
Tomba
Stanford White
Diranior
Raffael BE
Cascone
Thaw
Booze Fight ers Barred From Twin Bridges Bars
Twin Bridges town council passed an ordinance to halt sale of intoxicants to habitual drunkards to conform with state law, making it a misdemeanor to sell to this class and directing strict enforcement. A second ordinance bans cows within the town limits year round. Town clerk and treasurer were sworn in for the quarter.
Weather Delays Sheep Shearing Across County
Wet weather slows flock work as few growers begin shearing. North Yakima men S Blackley and A Luellen install a machine plant at Nochster gulen, expecting 15 to 20 hands for two weeks before moving to Paint of Rocks on the Dillon road. Start slated for Tuesday.
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S. Blackley
A. Luellen
North Yakima
Wash
Nochrster Gulen
Dillon Road
Lanterbach
North Kendall Gold Mining to Begin Diamond Drill Work
Lewistown June. Directors of the North Kendall Gold Mining company owning over 500 acres around Plum Creek have ordered diamond drill work to start at once and plan to drill to a thousand feet. The group is made up of Lewistown and Kendall businessmen and is regarded as one of the district’s strongest new companies with bright prospects.
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Standard
Lewistown
North
Two Contrasts Set at State Orphans' Home
Special Dispatch reports at Twin Bridges that contractors Gould and Summers won a kitchen and nursery project at the state orphanage. The brick facilities measure 38 by 30 feet and 48 by 50 feet, costing a total sum of FSM B. G. Paigo will supply groceries for six months. The sewer system upgrade, with mains and laterals, is accepted at a price of 1880 dollars. Mrs. Wiley Mountjoy elected matron to resume duties immediately after prior resignation to support her children.
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Gould & Summers
FSM
B. G. Paigo
Messrs. Gould & Summers
Wiley Mountjoy
Friscos labor troubles partially settled in San Francisco
San Francisco reports partial settlement of a laundry workers strike with workers returning to duties and a machinists’ and ironworkers settlement easing tensions. The actions affect 15,000 to 20,000 workers, paving the way for shops and factories to reopen and potentially renew the broader labor dispute.
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San Francisco
Jing
Absus
Tran
Foxnerries
Abronaut Drowns in River Parachute Incident Near Dix
An abridged report notes the drowning of Graulto Metla, from Minn, and Jane, tied to a parachute rope near Toba Paa Mira. The event occurred yesterday along the Neanty river close to its point, with authorities responding.
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Graulto Metla
Minn
Jane
Dix
Toba
Miss Julia Magruder obituary from Richmond years ago
The fragment notes the death of writer Miss Julia Magruder in Richmond Virginia. It mentions her as a novelist and includes garbled age and date details, reflecting a damaged obituary section and uncertain biographical specifics.
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