Corwin Caught in Ice Stampeaders Return from Innoko
Nome June 10 The steamer Corwin the season's first Nome inbound boat is trapped in an ice pack and carried seaward with little chance of rapid release Captain West cannot reach safety. The Delta Captain McCann arrived from Innoko in 18 days and five hours bringing a cautious mood about the camp and townsite prospects.
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Flood waters receding as rail traffic resumes in Kansas City
United Press reports from Kansas City on June 10 indicate the Missouri River waters, which rose rapidly and threatened extensive property damage, are now receding and railway traffic is returning to old schedules. Outlying areas report crop and property damage from the flood.
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No Trains For A Week On Northern Lines
In Butte on June 9 a United Press report states both the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways are striving to restore passenger service but headquarters announce there is no hope of through trains running for at least a week.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Hammond Plans $1,000,000 Donation If Nominated
John Hayes Hammond, seeking the vice presidency on the Republican ticket, declares he would donate $1,000,000 to the Republican campaign fund if he secures the nomination at the party convention in July.
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Boston
John Hayes Hammond
Prominent Eastern Oregon Residents Indicted for Land Frauds
Four prominent residents of Eastern Oregon were indicted on land fraud charges and warrants issued for their arrest. The individuals had no prior involvement in these charges related to the case.
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Portland
Oregon
Governors Guild as VP Pick Circulated in GOP
Washington June 10 reports say President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft with other Republican leaders have virtually decided on Governor Guild of Massachusetts as the vice presidential candidate if Taft wins the presidential nomination.
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Taft
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Public Disgrace Planned for Traitor Ulimo in Paris
Paris reports Lt Ulimo, accused of selling fortifications plans and army signal code, will be publicly disgraced Monday in a public square. His sword to be broken and all decorations stripped in a ceremonial degradation.
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Ulimo
Toulon
Oregon Delegation Backing Bryan At State Convention
The Oregon Democratic state convention endorsed William Jennings Bryan for the presidential nomination and instructed its delegates to vote for the Nebraskan at the national convention. The decision followed a hard fight, but the gathering adjourned in harmony.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Janelé
Montana
Bryan
Johnson
Solons Meet in New York for Gambling Question
Albany June 9 The state legislature met in special session on Governor Hughes call to settle the gambling issue before adjournment. The opening work was the governor's special message urging elimination of gambling in any form with severe penalties for violators.
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Hughes
Good Enough Husband Is a Speler in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 10 Ruby Gilman announced plans to marry a speiler at the Chutes that evening. The couple prepared a small cozy home, siblings of Mabelle Gilman whose marriage to William E. Corey last year stirred eastern society circles.
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A Speiler
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Miss Giman
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William E. Corey
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Taft favored delegates dominate most contests
The national committee announced that Alaska contest claims would be heard after Arizona’s, with two-fifths of contests already decided. Report says only Taft supporters have been seated in most cases, except Louisiana where half the delegation was a Black Taft faction.
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National Committee Today
Taft
Louisiana
Democrats Rally Behind Bryan Across States
A Montana convention debates Bryan versus Johnson with delegates likely to back Bryan. In Louisville Democrats plan to instruct delegates to vote for Bryan, while New Mexico Democrats prepare to endorse him at their convention.
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N. M
Bryan
Railroading Boom Underway on Cordova Branch
Seattle June 9. The Copper River and Northwestern railroad announces full construction on the Cordova branch by July 1 or as soon as camps are set and transport for workers is secured. M. J. Heney will supervise the preliminary work and lead operations.
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Copper River and Northwestern Railroad
Last Day Set for Election Call in Copper Center
Clerk O A Wells wired R Blix recorder at Copper Center appointing him commissioner pro tem to issue the call for the delegate to Congress as the regular commissioner is absent, ensuring voters in the Copper Center district are not deprived of voting privileges.
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O. A. Wells
R. Blix
Belmont Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Oliver H. P. Belmont a New York millionaire railroad promoter died in New York this morning after an appendicitis operation. He had been unconscious for three days and doctors said there was no hope of saving him as they worked to ease his suffering.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
Durand's Orchestra To Play At Roller Rink
Manager Riley has engaged Durand's Orchestra to perform at the roller rink next Sunday evening with skating from 7 to 11 o'clock. Skates have been overhauled and cleaned and the floor fixed up in first class shape.
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Durand
Plot to murder Europeans in India menaces Kitchener
Police in Calcutta probe a native bomb plot revealed yesterday to kill Europeans. Seized documents show plans targeting Lord Kitchener and other high officials as part of a wider conspiracy. Prominent Bengalese are implicated and sensational arrests are anticipated.
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Iir
Lord Kitchener
India
Brave foreman Dunn hailed hero at Lexington mine
In Butte on June 10 foreman Dunn of the Lexington mine is acclaimed a hero for single handedly battling a fire near dynamite. He faced imminent danger without time to call for help and succeeded in subduing the blaze, saving miners nearby from possible death and destruction.
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Dunn
Lexington
Pioneers to Form Seattle Lodge of Yukon Pioneers
A large number of Yukon pioneers now living in Seattle will soon organize a lodge of the order in this city. A dispensation has been received from the grand lodge for the start. Casey Moran, former grand secretary for three years, will lead the organization through its initial phase.
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Order of Yukon Pioneers
Seattle
Grand
Casey Moran
Survivors in Critical Condition After Tennessee Explosion
Four more survivors of the cruiser Tennessee explosion are in precarious condition and not expected to live through the night. Los Angeles residents are aiding the injured and providing comfort to those less seriously hurt.
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Los Angeles
Tennessee
John Finnerty Dies in Chicago Fenian Leader
Chicago June 16 Colonel John Finnerty a leading Fenian in the United States died in the city today. Finnerty took part in and led Fenian raids into Canada in the late 1860s.
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Canada
John Finnerty
United States
Finnerty
Czar and King in Conference on Private Yacht
June 10. The czar hosts King Edward aboard his private yacht and the monarchs discuss state affairs. A probable alliance between their nations may form, with a third friendly power possibly joining.
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United Press Service
Reval
Edward
Test Boilers of Tennessee
San Pedro reports a preliminary survey of the cruiser Tennessee reveals many minor defects. The ship will undergo thorough overhaul before rejoining commission with boilers to be surveyed immediately under orders from the Navy Department in Washington.
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Navy Department
Washington
Topeka Flood Leaves 8,000 Homeless
The Kaw river floods around Topeka wash away homes and strain residents. Authorities estimate about 8,000 people are homeless and receiving care from local residents while awaiting normal conditions to return.
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Kaw
Naming New Battleships Utah and Florida
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf announced that the two new battleships authorized by the last congress will be named the Utah and Florida. After much contention among states without a battleship bears their names two commonwealths prevailed and won the designation.
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Washington
Metcalf
Utah
Florida
Commonwealths
Strauss Names New Assistant Secretary
William Wheeler was sworn in as first assistant secretary of the Department of Commerce and Labor, under Secretary Strauss, in Washington on June 9.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Strauss
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