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21 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1908
Page
1
US to send more troops to canal zone amid unrest
Washington reports late developments in the canal zone show an ominous trend and the need for harsher measures to preserve authority. Despite marines aboard Idaho and Massachusetts, reports indicate gains by the rebellious faction continue and a larger force is ordered to Panama to control the rising crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Seat of Trouble
Washington
Canal Zone
United States
War Department
Idaho
Massachusetts
State Department
Bail plans in Parkside case hinge on Ruef’s $1.5 million offer
San Francisco reports that prosecutor demands heavy security for Joseph Ruef in the Parkside bribery matter. Judge set bail options with Ruef proposing $1.5 million, while the prosecution seeks hundreds of thousands as additional security to ensure appearance at the hearing. The news notes Ruef’s willingness to post $1.5 million if required, to proceed to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly Boss
Parkside
Roosevelt in bad shake up in accident near Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt and family faced a scare when a faulty block signal halted the air car en route to Oyster Bay. Passengers were thrown from seats as the cars were severely jolted. No serious injuries occurred and repairs were completed quickly, with only a brief delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Service
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Taft Brother to Visit Seattle on Business Trip
Henry Taft, brother of the presidential nominee, will visit Seattle within a fortnight after being summoned for business. The announcement places the visit in Seattle during the near term as part of his professional duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Service
Seatle
Henry Taft
Seattle
No Ridicule Knocks Our Strength From Us
A pithy line on resilience emphasizing how internal doubt harms more than external derision. It underscores resolve and collective grit, urging steadfastness amid criticism and hardship.
Coward Among Us Sneers at Failings
A fragment shows a speaker sneering at perceived failings of others. The line suggests contempt and sharp social judgment within a hostile tone.
Seattle Meados Racing Meet Opens With Huge Crowd
Seattle opens what is billed as the greatest meeting in its racing history at the Meadows. An immense crowd fills the park as the 73 day event starts amid fast racing ponies and high excitement in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Meadows
United Press Service
Seattle
Marriage banns published for Helie de Sagan and Anna Gould
Paris announces banns for the marriage of Prince Helie de Sagan and Anna Gould. The wedding, widely discussed internationally, is planned for London within the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Helie de Sagan
Anna Gould
London
Campaign clock opens nationwide production rally for Taft
Local factory and mill owners in Los Angeles claim to sparked a nationwide campaign. Factories reopened at noon and whistles were tied down to signal a show of support as Taft's nomination is seen as a new era of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Taft
Miner Crushed by Boiling Water in Yukon Shaft
Angus McLeod a Quartz creek miner stood in fourteen inches of boiling water when a steam pipe broke at a mining site near Dawson. A Hindu partner misinterpreted signals and dropped him into the scalding pool. He is hospitalized, with life in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McLeod
Dawson
McLeod
Lawson Fights Taft in Democratic Battle
Boston June 20 Thomas Lawson bursts into the presidential race vowing to back the Democratic campaign until Taft is toppled. He denounces the convention choice of Taft as a rejection of Roosevelt and says he will spend up to 1 million dollars to aid the Democratic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Service
Boston
Thomas Lawson
Democratic Party
W. H. Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Famous Hyde Benson land fraud case ends in Washington
The Hyde Benson land fraud case concluded yesterday with a verdict expected today. The high profile trial involved large capital and a tough prosecution over a daring scheme brought to government attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Service
Washington
Hyde-Benson
Big Capital
No chairman chosen for national Republican campaign
Cincinnati dispatch reports June 20 that a committee failed to select a manager for the national Republican campaign after a day of efforts. No name or decision was announced as the group sought unity and a candidate.
Youthful folly to anchor the heart by any object
A reflective line on youth risks and desires, noting that fixing one’s heart to a mere object before completing life’s journey is folly. It frames attachment as a temporary misstep in the broader travel of youth.
LaFollette Seeks Strong Support For Taft Victory
Senator LaFollette sent congratulations to Taft, the convention winner, and expressed hope for a large success. He also voiced opposition to the platform and said he was deeply disappointed by it.
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Wisconsin
Pride of Utica Nominee Sherman Welcome Planned
Utica New York on June 20 prepares for a homecoming demonstration for Nominee Sherman. Fifty thousand people are expected to attend as Sherman arrives to return home Monday after his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Sherman
Duty Ends for WER 300 Leave or Alaska Posts
In the far north, duty ends for the WER 300 personnel as postings conclude. The move marks the completion of missions tied to Arctic operations and transfer of responsibilities to nearby commands.
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Alaska
Twenty Second Infantry Relieves Duty in Alaska Move
The annual movement of US troops to Alaska began with more than 300 men dispatched from California to relieve soldiers in Alaska. The Twenty second Infantry from Pacific Grove sends six full companies mainly to Fort Egbert on the Yukon and northern coast forts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Alaska
North
Pacific Grove
Fort Egbert
Yukon
Coast
Colorado Miners Walk Out Over Wage Demand
Twenty five hundred coal miners struck in Colorado mines today in response to a federation strike order. The industry here is severely crippled and coal may reach famine prices unless the situation is renewed soon. The strike followed employers refusal to grant the wage increase demanded by the union.
Mail Office Hours and Schedule Updates
The post office will be open today from now until 1 o clock and may stay longer if callers require. Creek mail closes Monday morning at 6 o'clock. The next mail is due Tuesday on Lavelle Young.
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Lavelle Young
Kansas and Kaw Rivers Flood Threat Reappears
Kansas City reports renewed worries as rains swell the Kansas and Kaw rivers. After brief relief, intermittent showers push inflows to volumes stressing flood channels. Residents recall last near-disaster and await a halt to rainfall before the rivers reach record levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas and
Kaw
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Denver
Ado Mines
Sponse
Federa
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