Tragedy Night Officer Hunt Talks of Attack at Jail
The Daily Telegraph reports on Monday night’s shooting during an arrest attempt at the jail. Officer Thomas L. Hunt, wounded, recounts the struggle with Lee Tabor as J. J. Francisco was murdered, noting the pistol in Tabor’s hand and his own delayed return to duty due to pain.
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President to Begin Long Summer Vacation at Oyster Bay
Washington reports that the president will depart for Oyster Bay tomorrow and not return to Washington until September for the longest summer respite at his Oyster Bay home. He aims to rest outdoors and focus on essential government work, with limited political activity and conferences planned. Secretary Loeb and a clerical staff will accompany him.
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Whin House
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Oyster Pay
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DONT LOSE YOUR PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES
DONT LOSE YOUR PROPERTY three more days then your real estate tax tickets will be on the delinquent list and on their way to the state auditor to be returned to the sheriff to sell your property for unpaid taxes D G Lilly City Treasurer Sold by Sublette Barnes 6 11 31
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Judge rules railroad must count mine cars in allotment basis
United States judge orders Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to include coal mine cars owned by operators in the general car supply when computing allotments on Monongahela division. The ruling prevents excluding individual mine cars from percentage calculations during car shortages, while denying a mandamus on other points.
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Pitcairn Coal Company
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Campany
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Morris
United States
Rebread Company
Prosecution Likely Against Harriman and Allies in Rail Pact
Washington reports possible antitrust action against E H Harriman and associates over the Chicago and Alien deal and Union and Southern Pacific ties. Bituminous roads may wait on court rulings, while a separate Reading Company petition targets an anthracite monopoly and forced coal transport arrangements.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Baseball Results From Various Leagues Rain Delays Batting Wins
Denville Danville and Norfolk tied 1 1 when rain halted play in the fifth inning. Other Virginia League games postponed by rain. National League results include Cincinnati 1 Boston 2 and several late games with a ten inning Gotham. American Association saw Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 3 and a second game 3 2. Louisville 4 Kansas City 1 amid rain. Coiled in the sixth inning due to rain delays across multiple matchups.
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Fiks Postal Stations Set for Elks Convention Visitors
Philadelphia announces two postal stations for Elks convention week July 15. One at Old Mellow’s Temple 2 for the official registration and another at Swe Fen cibles Armory as ladies headquarters. Both fully equipped for stamps mail delivery. visitors can have mail addressed to the Elks Registration Bureau. deliveries all hours.
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Elks’ Registration Bureau
Brew a Fine Wine From Dandelion Flowers
A Northwest inland empire novelty wine from dandelion flowers aims to resemble sauterne in body and bouquet. The recipe suggests a peck of flowers boiled an hour, two gallons water, two pounds sugar, two lemons, yeast, six weeks aging, then bottle and cork.
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Rhine
Northwest
Senator John Tyler Morgan Dies in 1900
United States Senator John Tyler Morgan of Alabama died tonight. Born June 20, 1824 in Athens Tennessee, Morgan studied law, served in the Confederate army, and later returned to practice in Selma. He held the U S Senate seat from 1877 to 1900, with multiple re nominations and a long political career spanning Reconstruction and the late 19th century.
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Associated Press Dispatch
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Virginia
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Lived to See Prediction of Years Ago Verified
Mrs. Elizabeth Hefner 80, born near Fort Dearborn Pils, wrote in a school copy-book that Chicago would be one of the three largest American cities. She died in Spokane Washington after a life across twelve states and a call on Chicago Mayor Dunne during a northwest trip. Burial will be near Lexington.
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Nicaraguans Capture a Salvadorean Fort
In Central America hostilities break out with Nicaraguans aided by Salvadorean evolutionists capturing Acajutla fort. Nicaraguan gunboat Monotombo bombarded the fort and troops landed. The town now falls under General Manual Rivas.
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Central America
Mayor Schmitz on Stand for Over an Hour
San Francisco reports Mayor Schmitz testifying for more than an hour amid a courtroom session in the extortion case. Abe Ruef faced cross examination as the defense objected, while Judge Campbell recalled Schmitz to testify on the second witness day.
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Noted Men Address Editors at Jamestown
Norfolk Va June 11 prominent editors spoke to the National Editorial Association during its twenty second annual meeting. John E Junkin Sterling Kan opened with the president address followed by Jacob Riis and Joseph Medill McCormick. An impressive memorial service was led by Addison B Burk Philadelphia and visitors then toured the exposition heights.
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National Editorial Association
John E. Junkin
Sterling
Jacob Riis
Joseph Medill McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Addisan B. Burk
Philaddphia
Vessel Bearing Secretary of Navy May be Aground
Norfolk Virginia June 11 The secretary of the navy and Mrs Mercett Miss Metcalf and the secretarys aide and other members of the secretarys party are aboard the lighthouse tender Mape which went to Jamestown Island today and failing to reach here by late hour tonight leads to the belief the vessel is aground. Fresh vegetables o Sublette Barns.
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Secretary of the Navy
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Metcalf
Jamestown Island
Automobile Parade for New York City Orphans
A large parade planned by New York automobile dealers and owners will honor city orphans tomorrow. More than two thousand cars from Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens will transport inmates from the orphan asylums through Prospect Park in a two-division procession.
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Orphans Enjoy Coney Island Amusements
Children from Brooklyn and New York will be entertained at Luna Park and Dreamland with a fine dinner and full plates. Auto owners and leading clubs offered cars to transport the orphans, signaling strong support for a memorable outing.
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Luna Park
Dreamland
Michigan Grand Army Veterans Gather for Bay City Reunion
Bay City hosts the Michigan Department Grand Army of the Republic encampment with aging veterans showing fatigue yet firm patriotic spirit. Woman's Relief Corps and auxiliaries meet. Commander-in-Chief Byne Brown will speak. parade route shortened for the elder veterans. streets decorate with national colors.
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Grand Army Veterans In Reunion
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Byne Brown
State Convention Opens in Fort Worth Texas
A large group of Christian Endeavor delegates arrives in Fort Worth for the Texas State Convention. Welcoming ceremonies feature President A. E. Turner of Trinity University. Business sessions start tomorrow with Colby D. Halll of WAO presiding. notable participants include Edith Bradley, E R Cockrell, Hardy Crowder, S M Stoan, J Frank Smith, J B Baker, and Roby F Day.
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Texas
Society of Christian Endeavor
Lone Star
A. E. Turner
Trinity University
Colby D. Halll
Wao
Edith Bredley
Houston
E. R. Cockrell
Texas Christan University
Hardy Crowder
Dallas
8. M. Stoan
Livingstone
J. Frank Smith
J. B. Baker
Hawkeye State Welcomes Secretary of War Taft
Secretary of War Taft visited Davenport Iowa for a day of inspection at Rock Island arsenal and a reception at the Rock Island golf club. Col Stanhope Blunt hosted the party for lunch. Taft attended a Tri City Press Club dinner and will speak at the University of Iowa commencement tomorrow.
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Wabash College Celebrates Seventy fifth Anniversary
Crawfordsville Ind June 11 The seventy fifth anniversary of Wabash College was celebrated during commencement week. Alumni and friends attended. John L Wilson of Seattle delivered the main address and a bust of the late President Kan was unveiled. Graduation and the inauguration of President Mackintosh will take place tomorrow.
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Wabash College
John L. Wilson
Seattle
Wash
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Mackintosh
Fear Steamer Minnesota Reported Run Down and Sunk
Washington June 11 a report from Rear Admiral Byes states the steamer Minnesota after visiting the exposition last night is missing. Grave fears are entertained that she was run down and sunk with a crew of five and six passengers aboard.
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Orchard on Stand Two More Full Days
Boise Idaho June 11 The Haywood defense presses the Orchard testimony with two full days likely remaining. The day opens with the San Francisco Bradley home blast and a long bid to cast doubt on Pinkerton involvement. Orchard portrays poverty driven sheep theft with Adams and Pettibone funding, denies rent motive, and claims income from Adams while lying low. He also details a Denver suburb crime plot by Max Malich, dynamiting a hoarding house, and recounts an aborted plan to bomb Governor Peabody during a winter dawn drive.
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Harry Orchard
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
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Orchard
Fedration
Bradley
Steve Adams
Pettibone
Adams
Globeville
Max Malich
Joe Malich
Apted
Governor Peabody
New Forces in the Austrian Parliament
The new Austrian parliament elected by universal suffrage will assemble for its initial session tomorrow. Observers expect it to become a practical working body, shifting away from German dominance and the era of obstruction, with potential impact across Austro-Hungary and Europe.
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Austria
Universal Suffireze
Austro-Hungary
Europe
Cleavag
Outlook for Wheat Crop in Washington Brightens
Spokane report indicates a better than last year outlook for Washington wheat. State grain inspector H. OW Arrasmith will issue a statement noting larger acreage, favorable water wheat progress, and May rain aiding development. Spring wheat is a bit backward but expectations point to a larger 1907 crop barring hot winds.
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OW Arrasmith
Will
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City of Savannah Launched by Ocean Steamship Company
The City of Savannah steamship was launched at Chester shipyards for the Ocean Steamship Company. Miss Susie Cole Winburn of Savannah, daughter of the Central Railway of Georgia vice president, christened the vessel. Classifieds promote a Telegraph ad to hire help. Medical advice offered for ailments with DeWitt Little Early Risers sold by druggists.
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Savannah
Ocean Steamship Company
Chester
Susie Cole Winburn
Central Railway of Georgia
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