Colonial Issue Shapes Rights of People at Home
Special correspondence from Boston discusses how Congress may govern new U S territories and how this power affects citizens in Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona and Indian territory. The piece contrasts territorial rule with state rights noting lack of representation and schools courts and citizenship. It traces historical examples from Missouri Kansas to Indiana and Hawaii and argues for balancing home rights with governing duties while considering Porto Rico Cuba and Philippine questions.
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Boston, Transcript
St. Louis
Porto Rico
United States
General Grosvenor
House of Representatives
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
Union
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mississippi
Congress of the
Territories
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Hawaii
Upper
Louisiana
Orleans
Indiana
District of
Harrison
Wils
St Louis
Moses
Ignd
Congres
Territorial Council
Senate
Miasguri
Ita
Prieantle
England
West
Philippines
Cuba
Cricket ethics and South Africa notes by Bohr Cricket
Andrew Lang discusses Portuguese cricket and a Spanish gentleman as the best point south of Mbabane. He notes South Africa’s grim cricket outlook under Kruger and Warner’s view that cricket cannot flourish amid jealous centers. He mentions Kru ger’s grandson linked to secret police and jokes about cricket benefiting gentlemen while questioning truth of tales.
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Andrew Lang
London Daily News
Mbro
South Africa
Kruger
Warner
Mr. Kruger
Pnf Iice
Roosevelt not sole nominee as political pressure grows
Philadelphia reports a Roosevelt room conference where Hanna, Lodge, and others urged nominating alternatives. Lodge suggested Long, Fairbanks, or any candidate, while Roosevelt indicated reluctance to accept but fear of the political impact. Ashton of Washington pressed for clarity on vice presidential prospects.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Hanna
Lodge
Long
Fairbanks
Ashton
Washington
Northwest
Baytratt Tripp
Railroad Deal Involving Northern Pacific to Acquire St Paul and Duluth
In St Paul Minnesota on June 18 a circular notice announced the absorption of the St Paul and Duluth railroad by the Northern Pacific. A deed of transfer dated June 19 shows the Northern Pacific paid sixty dollars for its St Paul and Duluth shares, a price above market value.
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St Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Washington Post Electric Car Banter in Bus Ride Tale
An elderly man on an avenue car chats with a young woman about electric cars, cables, and power, recalling a Virginia trip and local reactions. He notes “eloome One” and cable car grips while joking about a Deacon Spooner incident that led to social exile after bragging about new tech.
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Washington Post
Boyt
Virginia
Washington
Tim
Waal
Deacon Spooner
Rail time tables and departures from Anaconda depot
Pacific Express and North Coast Limited schedules listed for St Miswouri river, St Paul, Whitehall, Portland, Hamilton, Butte, Anaconda and connections. Through trains to east, west, and south with tickets available via Great Northern, Oregon Short Line, and North Pacific railways and steamship lines.
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East
Pacific Express
St Miswouri
North Coast’ Limited
Tal St. Paul
Whitehall
Twin Bridge
Pony and Norris
Monange
Copper City Limited
Hamilton
All Coast Points
North Coast Limited
Portland
Eaeh
Ehawee
North Coast
Butte
Anaconda
Northern Pacific Ain
Oregon
Great Northern Railway
Gon Short Line Railroad
Northa Pacific Railway
Ucketa
Europe
Union Pacific
Denver Rio Grande
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
Denver
Shiptor
Great West
Ithaa
Ames
Ogden
Chicago
Atlantic Dixpress
Reno
Weber Canons
Devil's Slide
Witch Rocks
Ames Monument
Missouri River
Good
Helena
Great Northern R. R
H. 0. Wilson
Montana
Short Lie Travels From Montana to Philadelphia and Kansas City
4000 arrangements are being made for a Montana delegation to join Utah Wyoming and Colorado delegates. They will take the Salt Lake Denver route with tickets via the Ticket Office at 105 North Main Street Butte Montana. The trip includes June 13 and 14 to Philadelphia and July 1 return to Kansas City.
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Butte
Philadelphia
Kan City
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Salt Lake
Denver
North Main Street
Mont
Eastern rail excursion fares to Philadelphia and beyond
Rail lines announce June dates for discounted round trips from St Paul Minneapolis to Philadelphia Omaha and Chicago with return by September 30. Offers include The Milwaukee Road Pioneer Limited and Northern Pacific routes, with special rates for Eastern points and sleeping car arrangements through city ticket offices.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pioneer Limited
Burlington
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louia
Chicago
Or Erie
Pacffe
Lutte
St.aal
Duluth
Minnes
Apolis
St Joseph
Kansas
CAY
North Coast Limited
Leary
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G. W. Stapleton
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A. H. Barret
H. D. Leavitt
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T. J. Hodgens
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A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Bankers
Bell Exchange
Alex Johnston
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davia
James A. Talbot
H. B. Weirck
George Brevenso
Butts
Ec Ike
Marcus Daly, ¥. Donahoe
W.L. Moyer
Canada
Wf. Moser
Swinborne R.A. Ronicel Candler
J. E. Taite
Huie Pock
China
South Main Street
Bohr Cricket
Gov. Roosevelt
Hugh Rider
Northern Pacific
Nation
Abraham Lincoln
Ine
City Ticket Office
W. H. Merriman
G. A
Overland Limited
San Francisco
Hutte
H. O. Wilson
D._E. Burley
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Chambers Block
Leyson
Uil Daniels
Northern Pacific Rail
Cor. Park and Main Sts
Butte, Mont
IE Reed Cab and Transfer Company
Guckest
Broadway
the People's Favorite
Clay
Union Pacific R. R. Co
Bast Lake City
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Department of Civility
Denver Times
Phil. Daniel
East Broadway
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