Forester Potter to study Wyoming grazing needs in Cheyenne
A. F. Potter of the U S Bureau of Forestry arrives in Cheyenne to spend three months examining grazing conditions in Wyoming. His work follows Wool Growers convention resolutions and Tim Kinney's Washington trip, with a report to gauge if more sheep and cattle should graze forest reserves next summer. The piece objects to lax Japanese exclusion and labor abuse in the context of immigration and labor competition.
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A. F. Potter
United States Bureau of Forestry
Cheyenne
Wool Growers’ Convention
Tim Kinney
Washington
Potter
Wyoming
Wyoming Day at Portland Exposition Planned
July 10 will be Wyoming Day at the Portland Exposition with ceremonies including an address by Governor B L Brooks. Arrangements draft a train for Wyoming visitors. Hon B H Brooks and staff, the Wyoming commission, and others plan to attend and boost Wyoming at the fair.
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Wyoming
Portland
B. L. Brooks
B. H. Brooks
Wyoming Commission
Japanese Exclusion Debate Highlights Labor and Race
The Laramie Republican editor argues for excluding Japanese immigrants as a threat to American progress. The piece warns of irreconcilable racial differences and Japan’s potential to dominate industry while American labor suffers, urging swift exclusion laws to protect the economy.
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Bond
the Weader
United States
Laramie
America
Nippon
Howse Named Commandant of Cadets at West Point
Capt. Robert L. Howse assumed charge as commandant of cadets at the United States Military Academy West Point relieving Lieut Col Chas G Treat Artillery Corps The appointment places him just below the superintendent with rank and pay of Lieutenant Colonel Howse had faced two investigations over alleged abuse of Filipino prisoners and was exonerated in both inquiries
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Washington
Robert L. Howse
United States Military Academy
West Point
Chas. G. Treat
Artillery Corps
Howse
Miles
Philippines
Arrow to Fly Arrives in Portland for Soon Flight Ops
Captain T Baldwin's airship Arrow and two larger sisters reach Portland Oregon and prepare for active operation within days. An aerodrome has been built on the Guild's Lake aeronautic course on the south shore near The Trail for flights.
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Portland
Ore
T. Baldwin
Arrow
Aerial Navigation Company
Costly organ for Potter beer garden in New York
Frank Hastings loaned a $20,000 organ to Society's Beer Garden which opened tonight at St Nicholas rink. The venture, promoted from Bishop Henry C Potter's suggestions, includes many prominent New York society figures as associates.
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Potter Beer Garden
New York
Frank 8. Hastings
Society
St. Nicholas Rink
Henry C. Potter
Hastings
Royal garden party honors upcoming royal couple
King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted a Windsor garden party for Princess Margaret of Connaught and Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden. The event drew 6,400 invitations and was the largest of its kind at Windsor.
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Windsor
England
Windsor Castle
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Margaret of Connaught
Prince Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Crown Prince Gustave Celebrates 47th Birthday Quietly
In Stockholm on June 16 Crown Prince Gustave marked his forty seventh birthday with no large public display due to Norway related unrest. The prince is generally popular among Norwegians despite the country’s tensions.
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Stockholm
Crown Prince
Gustave
Sweden
Norway
Ruby Jubilee Mass for Bishop Horstmann in Cleveland
The ruby jubilee of Bishop Horstmann was celebrated with a high Pontifical Mass in Cleveland on June 16. Prominent bishops and priests attended along with Governor Herrick and Mayor Johnson during a reception afterward. General Randall is returning home after promotion to major general and retirement planned for October.
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Cleveland
Oho
Horstmann
Herrick
Johnson
Randall
Manila
George H. Randall
United States
Department of Luzon
Live Stock Markets Cattle and Sheep Reports Across Markets
Chicago market gist shows receipts of 2 000 cattle and 6 000 sheep with varying prices for steers cows and calves. Omaha reports 1 100 cattle and 2 000 sheep with slower demand and steady to lower prices for western and native stock.
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Chicago
Omaha
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