Garfield Attends Public Land Meet in Denver
Nearly 1,000 representatives from trans-M Missouri states gather at the Broadway Theater to discuss public land policy with federal officials from Washington. James R. Garfield, Gifford Pinchot, F H Newell, and R A Ballinger attend to outline Roosevelt administration aims. Colorado delegates wear a keynote badge opposing federal overreach.
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Commercial Tribune
Denver
Col
trans-Missouri States
Broadway Theater
Washington
James R. Farfield
Interior
Gifford Pinchott
Forestry Department
F. H. Newell
Reclamation Service
R. A. Ballinger
General Land Office
Roosevelt
Colorado
Porter to Receive Honorary Position
The Hague June 18 Tomorrow's peace conference session will be secret and decide publicity for future plenary sessions. Bourgeois and Prof de Martens likely to head two of four general committees, with Torneilli and Beernaert the others. General Horace Porter may be honorary President of one committee and other ambassadors may receive similar honors. The Drago doctrine from the United States may bring arbitration into disputes over states failing to meet financial obligations. the American delegation may not seek a separate committee.
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Haguee
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de Martens
Count Torneilli
M. Beernaert
Horace Porter
Drago
United States
Committee On Arbitration
China to be freed from most indemnity by U S action
Chinese Ambassador Chentung Liang Cheng cites Secretary Root noting President to urge Congress to relieve China of all but actual Boxer uprising costs. If approved by Congress the implied saving exceeds $12,000,000 with further interest relief. State Department confirms the plan with a treaty bound framework and ongoing payments.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Chentung Liang Cheng
United States
Root
China
Congress
Washington
State Department
America
International Commission
Pekin
Executives Die in Auto Crash At Hunt Street
Alfred and Thomas Trevor of the H. and S. Pogue Company, two prominent city executives, were killed when their car struck a trolley post on Hunt street after a misstep by pedestrian Tom Walsh. Chauffeur William Schulze survived the crash. Walsh suffered a compound leg fracture and was treated at City Hospital.
Haywood Letter to Mrs Orchard Put in Evidence
In Boise on June 18 the prosecution in the Steunenberg murder trial presented four letters tied to William D. Haywood to show a plan to deceive Mrs Orchard about her husband’s whereabouts. Orchard identified the letters and testified they were part of a federation scheme. The defense objected but Judge Wood admitted the letters and related correspondence as evidence.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
San Francisco
Paddy Mullaney
Federation
Cripple Creek
Wood
Nome
Alaska
Marian Moore
Denver
Pinkerton
Pettibone
Moyer
Cardwell
Tom
Jack
Simpkins
Caldwell
Boyce
Edward Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
Hercules
Miners’ Magazine
Willson Likely to Win Kentucky Governor Nomination
Louisville June 18 Henry Willson of Louisville is primed for the Republican nomination by acclamation at the Kentucky State Convention opening tomorrow. A harmonious ticket appears set with Cox Farley James Bru ner Jolly Adams Crabbe and other officials. a contested point remains over future presidential endorsement.
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W. H. Cox
Maysville
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Ohio Post Office Clerks to Face Promotions Plan
About 35 clerks in Ohio post offices will be promoted next month under a new department plan announced today in Washington. More clerks are expected to follow, with Cincinnati among the cities impacted.
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Monsexy Building
Washmeton
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ohio
Discrepancies In Springfield City Accounts Reported
The State Bureau of Public Accounting released its audit of Springfield city accounts in Ohio. It notes small irregularities not over 314 in any case and a prior discrepancy of 1505.94 against former City Auditor Charles C. Bauer, which has been fully satisfied while he faces indictment on related conduct charges. Bauer had previously admitted to shortages totaling about 2000.
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CoStumses
Oxxie
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Springfield
State Bureau of Public Accounting
Charles C. Bauer
Bauer
Treasury
Mayor Schmitz Cleared to Visit Counsel in San Francisco
Judge Lawler allowed Schmitz one more visit to his attorneys in San Francisco but denied extending his county jail absence to cover other than private business. The petition claimed the District Attorney seeks to usurp the office and that steps are needed to prevent it.
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Schmitz
Lawler
Denver judge denies injunction in Falkenburg monument case
District Judge Allen refused a temporary injunction in the suit by Mrs. Jessie Falkenburg Fallie against Woodmen of the World leaders to stop a monument honoring former Head Consul Falkenburg. He condemned the local lodge’s involvement as improper and said the matter should be settled within the order.
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Denver
Col
Allen
Jessie Falkenburg
Woodmen of the World
Falkenburg
Roosevelt fills diplomatic posts and appoints probe committee
The President announced Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary to Greece Montenegro Honduras Salvador and Persia. He named Richmond Pearson S Percival Dodge John B Jackson as envoys. A five member committee was chosen to investigate government contract forms led by James A Wetcome with members Carpenter Brown Bien Warwick.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
Greece
Montenegro
S. Percival Dodge
Massachusetts
Honduras
Salvador
John B. Jackson
New Jersey
Persia
James A. Wetcome
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
J. 8. Carpenter
United States Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
John Mason Brown
Miami University to seek 100000 for Normal College building
Hamilton Ohio June 18 Highly important recommendations affecting the future of Miami University and affiliated schools were made in the annual report of President Guy Potter Benton to the Board of Trustees. He asks the next Legislature to appropriate 100000 for a Normal College building and a women's dormitory on the botanical garden across High street. Attendance across departments last year totaled 1114, up 158 from the prior year.
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Hamilton, CO
Miami University
Guy Potter Benton
Board of Trustees
Oxford
Benton
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