Roosevelt seeks privacy amid public interest in Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt spends a morning at Christ Church Oyster Bay and an afternoon walk as reporters gather. He reiterates he desires privacy and plans to campaign later, while aides and Longworth join him for a veranda chat. Eleanor Alexander and Mrs Alexander attend, with Mrs Longworth accompanying. Roosevelt notes the welcome was spontaneous and remarkable, and voters should see him only as a friend, not a politician.
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Episcopalians Meet In Annual Session In Montana
Great Falls hosts the seventh annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Montana. Bishop Brewer presides with many delegates from across the state. The program features sermons, addresses, organizational meetings, band concerts, and missionary sessions at the Church of the Incarnation.
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Graders suddenly appear at Vaughn in surprise plan
A garbled report notes graders arriving near Vaughn for a new branch of Great Northern service. The dispatch mentions Sun River valley, Auguata, and lines crossing headwaters with government involvement. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Frightful Battle Ends in Death of Wyoming Miner
A deadly mass brawl in a cabin near Ming Ne, Wyoming, ends with one man beaten to death and another fatally wounded. Three others are badly hurt as a crowd turns on the assailant. police believe the killer struck the victim with a crowbar before being wounded themselves.
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Duke of Montpengier Travels Through Mexico
The Duke of Montpengier, closely tied to the royal houses of Spain and Portugal, is currently traveling in Mexico. Reports place him in Chihuahua on June 26 where he will remain for several weeks exploring the Sierra Madre mountains. General Tes owns extensive unimproved acreage in the region notable for bears and deer.
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Two Drownings Reported in Red Rock River Tragedy
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon June 18 details the drowning of Thomas Toomey and Karl Blake in the Red Rock River near the Gime dam while bathing. Warnings say cramps likely caused the accident as rescuers recovered the bodies late today. Toomey, about 20, lived with his family in Dillon, and Blake was the 14-year-old son of Edward Blake, a local rancher. Funeral plans have not been set.
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Four Governors Narrowly Escape Lightning Bolts
Louisvine June 19 Four state governors riding from Versailles to Frankfort in an automobile escaped a sequence of lightning strikes. Among the party were Governor Hadley of Missouri and his wife Governor Sloan of Arizona Governor Angel of South Carolina and Governor A Willeon of Kentucky and his wife. A railway raft near the party was struck with sparks showering over them. Norwich NY June 10 Three per cent killed and 2 injured when the second section of the Chicago express collided head on with a locomotive. The victims were mainly immigrants westbound. injured were taken to Norwich.
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More Indictments in Bribery Probe in Springfield
Springfield June 1 After a week long recess the Sangamon count grand jury will resume at 10 o clock tomorrow to investigate charges of bribery in the State Legislature. State's Attorney Burke says additional indictments will name Senator Broderick of Chicago for the Larimer deal and for his role in payments tied to the Nystlaw Jackpot. An indictment is expected in the furniture deal and another in the BIW fund matter.
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Roosevelt Wedding in Crowded Church
New York reports the Roosevelt wedding set for 4 o'clock in the afternoon at Fink Avenue Presbyterian Church. Eleanor Alexander will wed Theodore Rousesril WIL with many guests, a recital, and a reception following at Mr and Mrs C B Alexander’s home, as family and friends attend.
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Alleged robbers captured at Divide in Dill on checks
A Min sheriff's office report says two men and a woman allegedly robbed FR Stevenson, a well known elver of the Dig Hate basin, at two checks yesterday. Deputies arrested three at Divide on the after town train. The suspects were identified as RB Brevenson, AF W Osborn and Myrtle Osborn. One $84 check had cleared Wisdom. the $40 check was found on Stryive.
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Altitude Prevents Any Long Flights Today
Special dispatch reports Eugene Bly fails to reach any meaningful height in a biplane flight at Buligs. Wind dies, propeller issues persist, and after brief lifts of two feet to two blocks, the machine returns to ground. Bly notes altitude limits impede success as committee and agent express cautious optimism for a future attempt.
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Painter dies from gas in tank at National Park Tue
At Livingston June 18 Graham Krista a painter employed at the National Park Tank died after fainting inside a tank used in laundry work. Heat and tar fumes are blamed as rescuers tried to pull him out. His wife and a year old child witnessed the tragedy and the men paused work hoping for cooler conditions before resuming later.
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Butte Merchants Welcome Visitors on Long Excursion
A special Northern Pacific train carried about 2 autos, 20 carryalls, and numerous people from Butte to Virginia City then Norris. The tour included dredge observations, cemetery visits, a Tywtr ridges stop, and a large reception in Virginia City with a concert and a rose for every guest. Police and local committees ensured smooth hospitality with engaging talks and fairgrounds entertainment.
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Better-Farming Train Tour Kicks Off In Montana
The Better farming special train begins a two week tour across Montana to enlighten new farming communities. With 16 staff from the Montana Agricultural College and rail partners, the train will stop in Wilcox Glendive and Terry offering two hours of lectures and demonstrations. The tour follows a successful North Dakota run and precedes stops in Washington State.
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Leaders Proud of Work of Congress
Washington reports confidence that the current session will adjourn by Saturday. Republicans note no prior Congress has faced such broad mandates from a president. They cite earlier extraordinary sessions and calls for railway legislation and public building reform as context for current demands and policy aims.
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