Lion hunter fatally mauled near Naivasha in East Africa
English big game hunter H Williams, with Capt F C Selous and W N McMillian near McMillian's ranch in British East Africa, was fatally attacked by a wounded lion. The beast had been wounded and turned on the pursuers. witnessed by native runner, unclear if Roosevelt party member saw it. Williams resided in the Lumbwa district and hunted lions there for years.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
H. Williams
F. C. Selous
W. N. McMillian
Roosevelt
S.cus
Mr. Williams
Lumbwa
Brazil’s President Penna Dies at Dawn
President Alfonz Penna of Brazil died yesterday morning at 7 30 according to dispatches from the American minister in Rio de Janeiro.
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Washington
Alfonz Penna
Republic of Brazil
Rio de Janiero
Taft Accepts Leupp Resignation. Valentine to Succeed
President Taft accepted the resignation of Francis E. Leupp as commissioner of Indian affairs and announced the appointment of Robert G. Valentine to the vacancy. Valentine is currently serving as assistant commissioner.
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Leupp
Washington
Taft
Francis E. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Robert G. Valentine
Valentine
Shackleton Awarded Hubbard Medal for Pole Reach
English Lieutenant Ernest Shackleton of the Royal Navy, who reached within 11 miles of the South Pole, was informed by letter that he won the Hubbard gold medal from the Royal Geographical Society for the feat. London reported on June 15.
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South Pole
Neward
London
Ernest Shackleton
R. N
Hubbard
Royal Geological Society
Did Mrs Gould Drink Hearings Open In Gould Divorce Case
New York June 15 In todays Gould divorce inquiry Murice Malloy testified he met the Goulds at the St Regis hotel June 14 1906 and a lengthy argument followed over whether the witness had seen the defendant under the influence of liquor. The court barred a line of questioning about the Gould estate management.
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New York
Gould
Murice Malloy
Goulds
St. Regis
de Lancey Nicoll
Mrs Cleveland in Court as Witness in Brandenberg Case
Mrs Grover Cleveland attended court in mourning to testify against Brandenburg charged with grand larceny in the second degree for furnishing a spurious article to the New York Times during the last campaign allegedly written by the late Grover Cleveland. Brandenburg appeared with his attorney and expected acquittal as jury selection began.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Brandenburg
New York Times
Free Sugar Tobacco Cigars Debate In Senate
Washington June 16 The Senate debated Philippine tariff on sugar tobacco and cigars. Fletcher Gore and Dick amendments failed while the committee amendments allowing three hundred tons of sugar one million pounds of tobacco and seventy million cigars to be imported free of duty were adopted.
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Washington
Senate
Fletcher
Gore
Philippines
Albanians Rebel Against Turkish Government in Diakore Battle
In Diakore mountains near Salonica on June 15 five Turkish battalions clashed with a large Albanian rebel force. The battle ended with heavy losses on both sides, hundreds of rebels captured, and the attempt believed to be an end to the rebellion.
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Are .Re
Salonica
Turkey
Diakore
Attempted assassination at mayor Nizen's home
June 15 report states an unknown man fired a blazing bomb through the window of Mayor Nizen's residence. The mayor was away. two sisters and a niece were rescued by firemen and police. Damage reached about $1000. Nizen, elected on an anti saloon platform, faced strong opposition.
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Belle Fontaine
Nizen
Bridge Carried Over a Mile in Flood Damage
Railroad men report Box Elder creek flood washed away a seventy five foot truss bridge used at a crossing near Underwood. The bridge was carried over a mile onto the prairie, marking the most serious break on the line and causing the greatest expected delay as other breaks are near closure.
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Pierre, &. C
Box Elder Creek
Underwood
Close Call as Wall Traps Firemen Under Roof
A wall collapse in Detroit traps three firemen, knocking ladders away and covering them with debris that prevents a likely fatal outcome. The incident occurred at the Peninsular Miller Screw and Michigan Stamping plants, with damages estimated around $150 000.
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Detroit
Peninsular Miller Screw Company
Michigan Stamping Company
Apples for England 100 Carloads To Be Shipped Inland Empire
Samuel Haines, English fruit buyer, plans to bring 100 cars of apples from eastern Washington Oregon Idaho and British Columbia to Spokane in December. The 64 000 boxes totaling 12 500 000 apples cost about 125 000 and will be moved by five trains to New York and Boston for shipment to London and Liverpool. Haines previously sold six Washington carloads in London at 2 75 to 4 18 per box with Covent Garden displays drawing large crowds. Orchardists inland plan independent consignments for English markets this fall and winter.
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Inland Empire
Ocean
Spokane
Wash
Samuel Haines
England
London
Ben H. Rice
National Apple Show, Inc
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
New York
Boston
Liverpool
Haines
Covent Garden
Morse Under Bonds Released Pending October Term
Charles W. Morse was released this afternoon under 125000 dollar bonds until the start of the October term of the United States circuit court of appeals in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Court of Appeals
New York
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mrs Gould Accused Of Drinking In Gould Separation Suit
Testimony in the Gould divorce case describes Mrs Howard Gould as intoxicated. Harry Turner reports she swayed and clutched a wall for support at Castle Gould. Clerk Augustus Wright confirms an intoxicated condition in the estate storehouse. Diary references refresh memory of witnesses Mailey and Wright.
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Gould
New York
Howard Gould
Pork High Too Sets June Price Peak in Chicago
Hogs sold at eight cents a pound at Chicago stock yards marking a record June high. Local buyers anticipate further advances as ten thousand hogs arrived in the market today.
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Chicago
Homes for Half a Million Opened in Great Northwest
Two million acres of agricultural lands in Idaho Washington and Montana and 150000 irrigated acres on reservations will be opened to settlement this year. Reclaimed areas will provide homes for about 500000 people with irrigation. Registrations begin mid July in Spokane Coeur d Alene Missoula and Kalispell with drawings 30 days after first names filed. Some 160 acre homesteads valued at 100 per acre sold for a small fraction. water rights cost 30 to 50 per acre paid over ten years.
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Great Northwest
Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Flathead
Colville
Coeur d'Alene
Coeur Delene
Missoula
Kallispel
Mont
Wright Brothers to Receive Congress Medals
The two gold medals authorized by congress and prepared by the U S mint were delivered to General Allen. The medals will be presented tomorrow in Dayton Ohio at a big celebration in honor of the Wright brothers return from Europe.
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Wright Brothers
Congress
Washington
Allen
United States Army
United States Mint
Dayton
Ohio
Wrights
Europe
Taft proposes constitutional income tax and corporate levy
President Taft asks Congress to amend the Constitution to allow a federal income tax with no state apportionment and to tax undistributed corporate earnings at two percent. He urges an excise on net income for corporations and banks, aims to boost government access to corporate records, and cites precedent for excise powers.
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Congress
Washington
Taft
Senate
Supposed Murderer Admits Guilt After Capture in Ft. Pierre
A Kadoka Press report details a gruesome discovery at a well where bodies of two men were found and identified as J. Gooder of Rock Valley and W. D. Toney of Sioux City. The inquest named Mike Malone and party as the killers, with findings of blunt force trauma and a close range gunshot.
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Ft. Pierre
Robert McNalley
South Omaha
Arsie McNalley
Kadoka Press
Artie McNalley
Rosie McNalley
Winter
J. Gooder
Rock Valley
W. D. Toney
Hamilton Street
Sioux City
Iowa
J. A. Jones
F. E. Reidinger
Otto Sharon
Toney
Mike Malone
Kadoka
W. D
Malone Accused in Foul Double Murder near Chamberlain
A Sioux City man called Malone is suspected in the killings of Gooder and Toney near Chamberlain. Malone allegedly killed them to steal cash and horses, then dumped their bodies in a well. Authorities pursue Malone as the coroner confirms the suspect’s arrest at Fort Pierre.
Primary Law Not Good
Springfield Illinois June 17 The state supreme court today handed down a decision ruling the new direct primary law unconstitutional as a whole. It is the third Illinois primary law to be declared unconstitutional leaving the state without a legal means to nominate candidates. A special legislative session may be called to pass suitable laws.
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Springfield
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Illinois
Supreme Court
Walk to Harney Peak from Rapid City
Yesterday a party led by Mrs. White with Miss Jenney Miss Laura Bower and C C Van Nuys started a walk to Harney Peak. They telephoned that they reached the Dakota Calumet at 5 30 PM praising their progress and noting continued effort after two months of preparation despite rain nearly halting the trek.
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Rapid City
Teutonic Floated Again After Grounding
The Teutonic was floated again this afternoon in New York after being grounded for three hours.
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Teutonic
New York
Vthe Teutonic
Sheriff Reports Sightings of Brown in Norfolk
Sheriff Matt Plunkett returned from Sioux Walls where Pat O Dwyer was sent to the penitentiary and says he saw $8. K Brown at Norfolk last Monday afternoon. Brown left Deadwood on the same train as the sheriff but disappeared at Norfolk. Authorities continue a diligent search for Brown with no trace found.
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S&s. K
Brown
Annual Sermon to Graduates at Assembly Hall
Lead Daily Call reports the annual graduation sermon Sunday evening at Assembly hall honoring Lead high school graduates. City pastors unite for the service led by Rev. John Hall with a 125 voice chorus directed by Miss Marion Freeman as organizer. Public invited.
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Lead Daily Call
Assembly Hall
Lead High School
John Hall
High Aboo
Marion Freeman
War Boat Fires On British Ships Near Imperial Yacht
A Russian torpedo boat escorting the German Imperial yacht Honenzoll ern fired on the British steamer Northberg after it approached too near the royal party. The czar and Kaiser meet in the Gulf of Finland to discuss military and naval matters, seeking European supremacy amid shifting alliances.
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St. Petersburg
Honenzollern
Kaiser
Czar
Northberg
Gulf of Iuland
Germany
Europe
Russia
Farcical tariff debate prompts La Follette rebuke
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin said in a Washington interview that the current tariff bill would raise rates above the Dingley act if passed. He warned that the republican platform’s call for tariff revision made the process seem raised little above the dignity of a farce.
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Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
Belle Fourche Notes Highlights and Local News
Belle Fourche notes report a wedding at the Congregational parsonage Rev Ferrin officiating Robert Johnson and Mis Emily Bucher both of Five Mile wed Thursday morning. News on funerals visits and travel including Mrs Laflemme and Mrs Hall from Piedmont and plans for IU marriage and South America mining work. Reports of river high water damaged bridges Freighting suspended and LDS street meetings progress on rural telephone link plus local moves and homestead filings.
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Robert Johnson
Mis
Emily Bucher
Five Mile
Ferrin
Peer LaFlemme
T. J. Hall
Piedmont
Miss Harter
St. Onge
South America
Mr. Marshall
Ilag Creek
Cheroskee
Elk Horn Avenue
M. E
Congregational
Wm. Brown
Crow Creek
Belle Fourche
Vale
Fred O'Neil
Owl Creek
A. B. Pomeroy
George Allen
Indian Creek
Rock Island
Elmer Zimmerman
Missouri
Mary Westland Hhas
Alvada
A. J. Sloan
Spearfish
George Morrison Hhas
Bear Lodge
A. Gay
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Hunter
Roosevelt Party
Runner
Nimrod
Brazil
South African Republic
Ohio City
Morse
AM Mrs
Malone
Ivast
West
Philip
Las Gooder
Why¢N
J.S. Doty
Kimball
W. WU. Toney
Marshal Wiliams
Huston
Johnson
Stanley County
Fort Pierre
Cottonwood
Harney Peak
Dingley
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