Ultimatum in Mexican Crisis Rocks Niagara Falls Talks
American and Mexican delegates clashed over a provisional government as Justice Lamar awaited Washington word on releasing the U S reply. Huerta delegates accused the constitutionalists of undermining mediation while two northern chiefs settled their feud, signaling critical mediation negotiations at Niagara Falls with the fate of the conference in balance.
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Niagara Falls
Justice Lamar
Washington
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Empress of Ireland Steering Gear Failure Highlighted
Quebec June 18. Counsel for Storstad owners states word reached him that the Empress of Ireland’s steering gear was disabled the night of the collision. Quartermaster Galway, at the wheel, allegedly said the wheel jammed and the ship refused to answer for five minutes, nearly colliding with another vessel. The inquiry also heard passengers testify the Empress was stationary at impact.
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Quebec
C. S. Haight
Storstad
Ireland
Quartermaster Galway
England
Lord Mersey
Court of Inquiry
Golway
Haight
Empress
Island
George Smart
Kendall
Enthusiasm for John H Worst for U S senator in North Dakota
Wyndmere North Dakota June 16 To The Forum there is strong support for John H Worst as United States senator. The letter praises his agricultural background rural problem study and oratory noting North Dakota wealth from farm to population and urging Worst as the best man to represent the state in the Senate. W M House N D Pioneer and G A R veteran endorses Worst urging the vote in Richland County.
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North Dakota
Senate
John H.worst
John H. Worst
Union
United States Senate
W. M. House
Rockefeller Interests Moving To Control Colorado Strike
J A Ownby told the president that Rockefeller and other large interests were not trying to settle the Colorado strike, saying small coal operators are being driven out of business and federal troops aid large operators. Ownby appeared at the White House with Senator Owen.
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Washington
J. A. Ownby
Coa
Colorado
Rockefeller
Ownby
White House
Owen
Frank Hitchcock Dies Suddenly in Syracuse New Jersey
Former United States Senator Frank Hitchcock died suddenly in Syracuse New Jersey on June 18. Born in 1834, he was an ardent Horace Greeley supporter and served six years in the House as chairman of the Appropriations Committee. He was elected to the Senate in 1887 and widely considered a potential Republican presidential candidate.
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Syracuse
N. J
Frank Hitchcock
Hitchccock
Horace Greeley
Congress
House
Appropriations
Senate
Taealgayat
Roosevelt crowd bids farewell at station before sailing
London June 18 Colonel Roosevelt arrived to board the regular steamer train to Southampton for his return to the United States. He told reporters he enjoyed himself and appreciated the treatment he received. The Imperator was rumored ashore on the Isle of Wight but arrived at Southampton and took aboard passengers.
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London
Roosevelt
Southampton
United States
Imperator
Isle of Wight
Attempt to blow up czar's train near Tschudovo
Berlin reports an attack on the Russian Imperial train carrying the emperor and family. A bomb on the track exploded damaging several coaches but the train proceeded and reached its destination without further incident.
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Berlin
Tschudovo
Russia
Lodge Urges Caution In Reform Talks At Harvard
Cambridge mass June 18 Existing social and governmental problems require solutions through past lessons and clear present judgment United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge told Harvard Alumni at the annual meeting He warned against reforms that aim to moralize others by law and urged the university to study proposals with a cold eye to the past and future stability The future rests on the past and a house without foundation is unstable
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Cambridge
Mass
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harvard Alumni Association
President Worst Draws Massive Crowds in North Dakota
Carrington welcomes President John Worst, a North Dakota Agricultural College figure and senate candidate, as farmers from miles around fill the hall. He is escorted by college alumni bodyguards and delivers an enthusiastic address. Early forecasts suggest strong support in Foster and Edy counties before a statewide swing through southern and western counties.
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Carrington
N. D
John Ja. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
United States Senate
Foster
Edy
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons Convening at Fargo Temple Today
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons meets at the Fargo Masonic Temple after the adjournment of the Grand Lodge. Nearly 500 attend as Grand High Priest Tillson presides and Willian A Hawkins of Marshall is honored. Officers are elected for the ensuing year and Grand Lodge appointees named, with next year’s session at Grand Forks. The Eastern Star also convenes with Minnie Fisk and Henry G. Vick presiding, continuing sessions through tomorrow.
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Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Fargo Temple
Grand Lodge of
Manone
North Dakota
Masonic Temple
Oelock
Charles E. Tillson
Pettibone
Prestaing
Willian A. Hawkins
Marshall
Minn
Minnesota
Sprague
Grand Lodge
Henry E. Vick
Cavalier
Ames P. Len~hart
Bismarck
Charles E. Best
Enderlin
Clarence A. Hale
Grand Forks
Allen V. Haig
Devlis Lake
Oscar St. C. Chenery
Jamento Grang
H. Ebrud
Hore
Grand Tyler
Henry E. Byarum
Mibot
The
Order of ‘Eastern Stars
Minnie Fisk
Fargo
Henry G. Vick
Eastern Star
Fargo College Drives to Raise $31 500 in Five Days
Five days remain to raise the balance of $31 500 for Fargo College as a campaign to reach $100 000 in six days continues. Campaign workers warn that failure would mean the college close its doors, urging Fargo citizens to contribute at least five dollars a year, or ten cents weekly, to support the institution.
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A. L. Moody
Fargo College
Fargo
Worman
Campaicn
San of
Paymon
Margo College
Flr
Margo Ditigens
Parko
Great
Northwest
Study These Figures Mr Taxpayer Before Casting Your Ballot
In 1913 the state levy for general fund expenses was cut to 2875 mills the lowest in North Dakota history. The total property valuation was 307042816.00, and reducing the levy by one eighth of one mill would save 38380.35. Earlier Hanna administration reduced levies at no extra cost and saved taxpayers 30300.56.
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Hanna
North Dakota
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J. P. Hardy
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B. G. Tenneson
W. Thomas
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E. D. Angell
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