Hamilton to Try Today for Big Aviation Prize
New York reports Hamilton, a celebrated aviator, will attempt a round trip to Philadelphia today for a major prize. Despite a wet takeoff mishap at Governor's Island, he plans a 7 AM start and return flight, weather forecast promising fair to cloudy with rising winds.
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New York
Charles K. Halailtot
Governor's Island
Philadelphia
New York Times
Phili-delphia Public Ledger
Police Notes Report Disturbances In Local Saloon
Pete Qurkin and James Metrite fought over a bleady argument in a Wase Broadway saloon and were jailed for disturbing the peace. Red McNeer was taken into custody at 4 arlock by Detectives Williams and Morrissey on an insanity charge. Ruth Spencer and Jennie Bank, residents of the restricted district, fought with bricks and were arrested yesterday morning.
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James Metrite
Red” McNeer
Arlock
Willams
Morrissey
Ila
Ruth Spencer
Jennie Bank
Long and Short Haul Troubles in Rail Legislation
Legislative wrangle over the long and short haul clause contends with railroad rates and federal jurisdiction. Conferees seek to expand the Interstate Commerce Commission’s reach while preserving constitutional light on through rates and common carriers. Insurgent senators fear loss of fight if the Senate concedes, as debates near the final wording.
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Ducunati
None Commission
House
Frank Keenan Hurt In Runaway Near Speculator
Frank Keenan and Joseph Mackin were riding when a frightened horse caused the buggy to crash. Keenan struck a fence, suffering a broken jaw a deep scalp wound a broken right thumb and multiple bruises. He was treated at St James Hospital and remains under care.
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Frank Keenan
Speculator
West Broadway
Joseph Mackin
Mackin
Keenan
Brady
St. Jaimes’ Hospital
Double Header At The Park In Columbia Gardens This Afternoon
A double header is set at the Columbia Gardens ball park this afternoon under the City league. The teams are Coffees and Courthouse, Reston and Montana, and Bankers. The first game starts at 2 o’clock followed by the second immediately after. Brown will pitch for the Bankers with Hie Jash Hows in left field and Wilcox in the firing line. Delaney opens on the mound for the Courthouse.
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Reston & Montana
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Kim
Barkers
Shevel
Lexa
Brown
Hie Jash
Champ Battersinas
Three Butte Girls Hurt in Accident
Three Butte girls suffered injuries when a wrecked car overturned in a ditch near Gregson. Miss Mary Thimes, about 18, a friend of the Mulholland sisters, is hospitalized. her mother rushed to the scene. Miss Holmes, sister of Peter Holmes of the Harry Turner electric company, works for the Hennessy company and resides at 504 Colorado Street.
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Peter Holmes
Harry Turner
Mulholland
Gregson
Holmes
Colorado Street
Miss Holmes
Hennessy Company
Silver Bow National Bank
Fngs
Maillett and Hesse win their tennis games
Two first round handicap tournament matches were completed on Holland courts yesterday afternoon. Dr Maillett defeated Amas 6 3 2 1 6 8, and Hesse beat Rodgers in straight sets 6 1 1 2. Courts were in fine condition and players in good fettle.
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Tor ‘Hamrent
Holland
Dr. Maillett
Amas
Hesse
Rodgers
Schson
Professor explains Roosevelt death prediction doubt
New York reports Professor Frederick A. Starr of the University of Cre edited argues Theodore Roosevelt avoided the Africa trek and dangerous swamps. Starr notes Roosevelt chose a safer path and predicts a shift in Japan reactions toward Occidental customs as American trade remains limited in the Orient.
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New York
Dune
Frederick A. Starr
Theodore * Roosevelt
Africa
Starr
Roosevelt
Japan
E Belinve
Janan
Indian service to train farmers in using implements
Gxiel farmers employed by the Indian service will soon begin instructing the Indian agency workers on how to operate the implements. The work begins in earnest this week and is hoped to be a long step toward making the Indian responsible for his own welfare.
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Indian Service
Miners Union Vote Count Progresses Slowly
The counting of the votes for the Bolte Miners Union election held last Tuesday progresses slowly as judges and clerks tire. About 900 pink tickets remain. Ballots list delegates to the Denver convention and a count is expected to finish by morning. If not, a recess will be taken for miners to observe the union anniversary and further ballots will be counted.
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Bolte Miners’ Union
Denver
Smallpox Epidemic Kills Hundreds in Mexico Region
From El Paso June 13 report an epidemic of smallpox in Oxumbia district Norther Chilwahue Aexi co has killed hundreds over several months. Citizens appealed to Mexico City for medical officers and soldiers to enforce quarantine laws. Oxumbia records show 60 deaths in six months and Mormon colonies in the region report no Mormon deaths due to treatment and sanitation.
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Texas
Ozumbia
Norther
Chilwahue
Aexico
Mexico City
Oxumbia
Mothers of Country Real Conservationists Speaker Urges
Denver June 12 Miss Misa Elizabeth Harrison president of the Chicago Kindergarten committee told the Nilianail Congress of Brothers convention arts session that mothers are the real conservationists of the country. She urged study of psychology to equip mothers for duties and the conservation of our natural resources. She said spiritual forces must be conserved along with resources and urged mothers to develop brain centers and water nerves as instruments of the soul. An informal reception for Miss Harrison was planned but she was excited by a headache.
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Misa Elizabeth Harrison
Chicago
Nulianail Congress of Brothers
Harrison
Mistiarrion
Fort Keogh remount station holds 466 horses
Special Dispatch reports Miles City June 12 that Fort Keogh remount station houses 466 horses with 6 staff members. The War Department allows one attendant per 10 horses and Captain Howard plans 600 horses by July 1. Projections suggest 1,000 horses soon, requiring about 122 staff.
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Miles City
Fort Keogh
War Department
Howard
Fort Krogh
Youth 19 Days Ahead of Weston's Continent Walk Record
Reno dispatch reports Jack Eldredge 24, after 22 hours rest, leaving Boston to San Francisco as the second leg of a cross country trek begun March 15 to beat Edward Payson Weston’s 105 day mark. Eldredge is 19 days ahead of Weston’s record and aims for June 18 coast arrival 77 days from Boston. He recently topped Weston’s daily record by three miles, reaching 75 miles in 24 hours across the desert amid bets from Boston sportsmen.
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Reno
Jack Feldredge
Desert
Boston
Ladill
Weston
Rankin follows Carnegie example in philanthropy
Bt Louis June 2 Rankin, echoing Andrew Carnegie, donates over 400000 to his favorite school. The David Rankin Jr School of Mechanical Trades will be enlarged and its curriculum improved. Rankin, a private man, built his fortune in real estate and held a Newark origin claim.
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Bt. Louis
Bain Rankin
David Rankin
Ineland
Pensions for Carriers Adopted by Denver Meeting
Pensions for letter carriers at age limit are urged by the Rocky Mountain division of the National Association with resolutions adopting federal pensions funded by government rather than carrier reserves. Delegates attended from several areas. Grief at a son’s death is blamed for a widow’s distress in Pueblo. News from Polkdam, Ridder and the American ambassador meeting the emperor in an undated scene.
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Rocky Mountain
National Association
Resolutiona Noerlara
Earrie
Pueblo
Col
M Hogg
New York
Addie Hogg
Hoge
New Orleana
Commutation Granted In Natstoe Nalls Murder Case
Washington reports on June 12 1906 a commutation was granted absolving Natstoe Nalls a Philippine subject who was sentenced to 33 years in the Shanghai consular court for murdering a Chinese national. The sentence was commuted to expire immediately upon condition he vows never to return to China. The bizarre scene includes a judge in a new machine and a detour into comic dialogue and local color.
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Washington
China
Natstoe Nalls
Shanghai
Aviator Limits Disaster as Biplane Dives Toward Crowd
An aviator, Charles Wizard, saved spectators when his biplane lurched toward a crowded area after an engine failure. He avoided the fall by focusing on preventing the craft from hitting the crowd, though he suffered bruises when the craft landed within yards of spectators. The incident occurred as the plane dropped from about four miles an hour before a controlled landing.
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Speinghelt
Sto. Dane
Charles
Hpedelore
Tao Aviflor Fistemd
Ching
Furnished Rooms Prove Profitable in City Market
Column notes that furnished rooms are common in the city with many families renting them. A growing number of tenants seek furnished spaces that feel like "homes within homes" and prefer rooms distinctive and well kept. Landlords are advised to advertise to attract this demand and secure quick, profitable returns.
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