Great Northern to Continue Work Despite Call for Retrenchment
The Great Northern chair Louis Will denies curtailment plans amid rail policy retrenchment. He says work continues on 160 miles of new Oregon lines and that crews laid off earlier are not yet fully replaced. He notes potential cuts depend on crop prospects and weather, with no immediate halt planned.
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Queen Bealts crowns Vera due throne in royal drama
The eighth day conference of royal ladies opens the iron box to decide the rightful ruler. Pompilia is crowned queen after Vera is believed dead, then Varas and Bealts complicate the succession. Bealts suspends a death sentence, Vera is crowned, and all pledge allegiance as the drama ends.
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Insane Minor Disturbs Taft Standby With Gun
James Strickton a miner from Cam Doriana Massachusetts armed with a 25 calibre revolver attempted to reach President Taft in Washington on June 16. He was restrained by guards at the door, arrested by Detective Dalrymple, and held for examination. Officials say he was once an inmate of an asylum and appears insane.
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Fight over Jeffries Johnson may move to Reno
Gloom sweeps Jeffries camp as Governor Gillette signals to Attorney General Webb to apply instructions to Langford Kauffman fight. Promoters Gleason and Rickard discuss plans amid mounting legal questions. Jeffries hints at quitting training while outcome remains undecided. crowd anticipates venue shifts to Reno if California blocks the bout.
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Washington Supreme Court Nomination Shuffle in 1900s
In Washington D C discussions cite two retirements from the United States Supreme Court within months, with James Harlan of Chicago and William Henry Moody named as potential successors. The plan includes appointments to the circuit bench and possible reshuffles as railroad regulation looms.
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Floods Devastate European Valleys Across Several Nations
Reports from Berlin Budapest and Belgrade describe severe floods in the Oberammergau area the Neva river basin and the Moravia valley. At least 80 to 400 people are drowned across Hungary Germany Serbia with towns inundated and thousands marooned on small islands or roofs awaiting rescue as property damage runs high.
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Oklahoma City court orders remain in Guthrie through 1913
Judge Mustain in district court overruled Governor Haskell's demurrer to an injunction blocking move of state records to Oklahoma City. The ruling keeps the capital at Guthrie for the year 1913 despite a decisive election vote in favor of moving the capital.
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Jury Disagrees in Bootlegging Case
A jury in a bootlegging case could not reach a verdict and was discharged at 2 pm. The panel stood nine for acquittal and three for conviction. County Attorney Potts ordered a new trial and Best was released on bond of 500 dollars, with a hearing set for tomorrow evening at 1 30.
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United Wireless Promoters Jailed In Stock Scandal
New York inspectors raided the Broadway offices of United Wireless Telegraph and arrested president Christenber g Wilkon and other officers. They accuse the firm of stock manipulation, inflated share values, and selling false securities to the public. Bail set at $26,006 for Wilson and $14,080 for Dagort. Tompkins held for July 12 appearance. The firm originally formed as Amalgamated Wireless Murelies in 1904 and acquired assets of American De Parent Wireless Telegraph.
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