Roosevelt Seeks Privacy Amid Homecoming Crowd
Theodore Roosevelt on Sagamore Hill requests privacy as he resumes rest after months in the public eye. He plans an autumn country tour and a New York editorial appearance next week to address any statements. Family and officials relay his wish to avoid public life while his son Theodore Roosevelt Jr. wed Eleanor Alexander in New York.
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Sagamore Hill
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Eleanor Alexander
Colonel Roosevelt
Prassey
Representative Longworth
Africa
Europe
Kermit
Loneyworth
Percy Strafford Olton
Greene
Episcopalians Meet in Annual Montana Session
Great Falls hosts the seventh annual diocesan convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Montana with Bishop L W Brewer and delegates from across the state. The program includes sermons, missionary talks, band concerts, and a closing adjournment Wednesday evening.
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Great Falls
Protestant Episcopal Church of
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Black Eagle Band
Woman's Parochial and Missionary Society
Church of the Incarnation
Grading crews unload at Vaughn for Sun River line
Great Falls reports grading outfits arrive at Vaughn to begin a 60 mile Great Northern branch line from Great Falls to Augusta via the Sun River valley. Work starts tomorrow, with a 90 day completion target. The route would pass the Sun River project and may cross ranges toward Columbia Falls.
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Vaughn
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Sun River Valley
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Vinthead
Columbia
Frightful Cabin Battle Ends in Miner Death at Wyoming Mine
In Rock Springs Wyoming a brutal fight in a cabin near Mine No 1 left one man dead another fatally wounded and two others badly injured. All seven foreigners involved spoke no English and police have no able to transcribe names. Circumstantial evidence suggests the killer was held down on the floor and struck with a crowbar. A mob then wounded the likely assailant.
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Duke of Montpensier to Visit Gen Terrazas in Mexico
The Duke of Montpensier, linked to the royal houses of Spain and Portugal, travels in Mexico and will stay with General Luis Terrazas in Chihuahua starting June 26. He plans several weeks of big game hunting in the Sierra Madre, where Terrazas owns vast bear deer and mountain lion rich lands.
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Portugal
Mexico
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Chihuahua
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Two Drownings In Red Rock River Near Lima Dam
Drowning of Thomas Toomey and 14 year old Earl Blake reported in Dillon. They disappeared after entering the Red Rock river to bathe and cramps are suspected. Bodies recovered about seven this evening after being seen near the bank earlier. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Toomey
Blake
Edward Blake
Four Governors Narrowly Escape Lightning Strike
Governors Hadley Sloan Ansell Willson and their spouses were riding from Versailles to Frankfort when lightning struck near them twice. A railroad rail was struck and sparks flew as the party rode along, causing a narrow escape in Kentucky.
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Versailles
Frankfort
Hadley
Missouri
Sloan
Arizona
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South Carolina
Willson
Kentucky
Immigrants Die in NYO&W Express Collision Near Norwich
Three people killed and others injured in a head on crash between the second section of the Chicago express and a locomotive on the New York Ontario and Western line near Norwich. Victims were primarily immigrants bound for the west. the injured were taken to Norwich for treatment.
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New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
More Indictments in Bribery Probe Begins Weekwide Roll
Sangamon county grand jury will resume its bribery investigation in the state legislature at 10 o clock tomorrow. State's Attorney Burke hints at two conspiracy indictments and further cases tied to Senator John Broderick, the Lorimer deal, Helstlaw jackpot payments, the furniture deal, and the fish bill fund.
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Chicago
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Miss Eleanor Alexander to Wed Theodore Roosevelt Jr in Fifth Avenue Church
New York June 19 Miss Eleanor Alexander and Theodore Roosevelt Jr to marry at 4 tomorrow afternoon in Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church. A musical recital precedes the ceremony with numbers chosen by the bride, who is an accomplished musician. The ceremony includes bridesmaids Harriet and Janette Alexander Jean W Delano and Jessie Millington Drake. Best man will be Kermit Roosevelt. ushers listed. Reception to follow at the Alexander home.
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Paris
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Monroe Douglas Robinson
Hamilton Fish Jr
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Morgan Gilbert
Utica
Elon Cutler
CC. B. Alexander
Henry A. Alexander
Ely Fails To Fly In Light Air In Billings Attempt
Eugene Ely tried two flights in his aeroplane at Billings but could not gain height. The first trial showed engine issues and a brief lift, the second failed after rising to about 20 feet in calm air. Officials deemed ascent unlikely. Ely planned five flights in Minneapolis next.
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Billings
Eugene Ely
Ely
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Portland
C. K. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Robbers Caught After Stage Stop Near Divide
A sheriff’s report states two men and a woman allegedly robbed B. R. Stevenson, a Big Hole basin surveyor, of two checks yesterday. The trio, claiming Stevenson as ringleader, were arrested at Divide en route to Dillon after a fight over the woman. They deny guilt. the men are jailed and the woman detained.
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Standard
Dillon
Sheriff's Office
B. R. Stevenson
Big Hole Basin
Divide
Erwin
M. W. Osborn
Myrtle Osborn
Wisdom
Stevenson
Osborn
Painter suffocated in tar gas at National Park laundry tank
Graham Bristol a painter died at work in a tank used for laundry operations at the National Park laundry. He fainted from gas rising from hot tar as the men planned to cool off earlier and returned to work. His wife and three year old child watched the aftermath.
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Standard
Livingston
Graham Bristol
National Park
Bristol
A. L. McLaughlin
Butte Merchants Jubilant Over Madison County Excursion
Butte business leaders and workers enjoyed a comprehensive excursion to Madison County. The 11 Pullman train traveled late but met schedule. visitors toured dredge No. 3 near Alder gulch, learned pioneer histories, and visited Virginia City with expanded transport, ending the day with a stop at Twin Bridges for a concert and ice cream for orphans.
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Butte
Madison County
Virginia City
Alder
Northern Pacific
Ruby
Sheridan reception marks day of ceremonies and music
At Sheridan an estimated 5000 gathered at the depot for a Commercial club hosted visit. A band led a town procession to Rossiter yard where about 1000 heard a concert on a fine lawn with no speeches. Visitors were given native roses before brief stops at Laurin and Alder en route to Virginia City and Norris.
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RR la Ruchie
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Ruhi
Alder
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Laurin
Virginia City
Norris
Better Farming Train Begins Its Tour Today
The Better Farming special train, with about 15 staff from the Montana Agricultural College and railway observers, begins a Montana tour from Wibaux to Glendive and Terry. It will conduct two hours of lectures at each stop, visiting dry farming regions and aiming to aid new farmers facing trials as the program moves through the state and into Washington.
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Wibaux
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Montana
Glendive
Terry
Montana Agricultural College
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Beach
N. D
Wibaux Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Flamiston
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F. S. Cooley
Leaders Proud Of Work Of Congress
Washington reports congressional leaders expect to adjourn this week not later than Saturday. Delays could stem from amendments to the general deficiency bill or issues with the omnibus public building bill. Republicans note Taft secured unprecedented legislation through multiple demands this session.
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A& Congress
Taft
New Mexico
Arizona
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