Debunking Bryan Third-Term Talk in The Commoner
The Commoner counters rumors from Bryan's supporters about his 1904 candidacy and stance on a Roosevelt third term. It notes Bryan speaks through his paper and interviews, urging papers to verify claims, and explains Bryan's position against a single term. The piece discusses the president's term limits and Democratic alignment with platform items.
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Lincwlp
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Bevan
Bryan
T Cole
Byrn
Congress
Railroad wreck kills two brakemen in Yorton region
A southbound Rock Island extra freight derailed near Yorton on June 10 killing brakemen J Sirk Shaw and Guy Kennedy. Engineer TD B southbound Horton was fatally scalded. Across the world, Kermanshah suffers riots over election disputes with 2000 refugees at the British consulate and looting reported as troops move in. In Seattle, Japanese official Baron Kuroki arrives for the Jamestown exposition and is hosted at dinner by S A Llisa midzu.
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Yorton, Bay
Rock Island Railroad
Here
J. Sirkshaw
Seman
Guy Kennedy
TD. ‘B. Southoot Horton
Kermanshah
Teheran
Seattle
Wash Dune
Baron Kuroki
Lie
S. A. Llisamidzu
Baseball results from national and western leagues
National League games saw Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 3 to 2, St Louis 0 New York 2, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2. American Association matchups included bwin 2 Indianapolis 5, Louisville 8 Kansas City 5, Toledo 11 St Paul 4, Columbus 5 Minneapolis 4. Western League results: Omaha beat Denver 2 0, Des Moines 0 Lincoln 0.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Louisville
Saisas City
Toledo
St. Taul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Omaha
Denver
Des Moines
Lincoln
Taft western trip to include several addresses
Secretary of War Taft planned multiple speeches during a western trip this week. Julia Magruder died in Richmond at fifty one after a lengthy illness. Chilean rail workers secured wage increases and resumed duties. James Black of James Black Masonry died in St. Louis at seventy nine. The National Conference of Charities will meet in Minneapolis June 42 to 19. Bishop Ireland to deliver the annual sermon. The Brussels socialist congress urged prosecutions against Western Federation of Miners members.
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Taft
Julia Magruder
Richmond
James Black
James Black Masonry and Construction Company
St. Louis
National Conference of Charities
Minneapolis
Bishop Ireland
International Socialist Congres
Brussels
Western Federation of Minery F
Witness Ida Orchard to Testify for Defense in Haywood Trial
Ida Tones Orchard, widow of Harry Orchard, will testify for the defense claiming Orchard worked for mine owners in Cripple Creek. The defense aims to show the owners plotted to have Orchard carry out the murder, rather than the Western Federation of Miners. Steve Adams, a state witness, travels from Wallace jail to Boise as the trial continues.
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Thuise
Ida
Steve Adams
W. D. Haywood
Boise
Wallace
Harry Orchard
Orehard
Ety
Lin
Bine
Edie
Ida Tones Orchard
Yhom Orchard
Diguy
Canada
Cripple Creek
Orchard
MOVE TO UNITE LABOR UNIONS AT WESTERN FEDERATION CONVENTION
Western Federation of Miners opens its fifteenth annual convention in Denver to consolidate all labor unions with about 200 delegates from Alaska British Columbia and Mexico and other western mining states. Vice President Moody calls meeting in President Moyer’s absence. Haywood remains secretary treasurer while rivals call claims of federation influence a web of lies.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Alaska
British Columbia
Mexico
Prestés Nn
Charles M. Moyer
la Im
Idaho
Uo Or. Mateney
Charles II. Moyer
William K. Haywood
Vines Orcehard
Unclear transcript hints at trial, statements reviewed
Fragmentary report from New York on June 10 shows ongoing legal actions for a killing case. It mentions a defendant awaiting conviction, appeals, and a statement from Elizabeth Ayres regarding her husband’s death, with several garbled passages preventing full reconstruction of facts.
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York
Stanlea White
Tas
Witton
Idaho Land Conspiracy Case Reaches Jury Deliberation
The northern Idaho conspiracy case’s final arguments were presented to the jury today as the defense and prosecutors rest their cases. Judge Dietrich’s instructions guidance is anticipated to be issued, with the trial expected to last two days. President and party departed for Norfolk, Virginia, for the Georg day celebration.
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Idaho
Tisia
Meris Gan
Dietrich
Norfolk
Washington
Evil Sail Party
Norfolis
Taft Review of Northwest Tour Signals Presidential Prospects
Secretary Taft spent four hours in the northwest briefing on his presidential prospects. With advisers Rep. Theodore E. Burton and Arthur T. Vorys of Ohio, he did not issue a formal pledge but signaled regate reports. Ohio is seen as solid Taft territory with most Republican delegates likely Taft men. Vorys named national political manager.
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Washington
Taft
Northwest
Theodore E. Burton
Arthur T. Vorys
Ohio
Friends
Senator Foraker
Vorys
Encampment Officials Prepare for Iowa G A R Meet
Des Moines reports the Iowa department Grand Army of the Republic completes plans for the annual Dubuque encampment. They anticipate one of the largest meetings in state history with Secretary Taft expected to speak at a campfire event. Governor Cummins and Senator Allison among those slated to attend. D J Palmer eyed for department commander post.
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Des Moines
Iowa Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Dubuque
Jos
Taft
Cummins
Allison
D. J. Palmer
colymJssion
Flour mill wrecked after explosion at Wilsonville
A flouring mill in Wilsonville western Nebraska was wrecked by a blast. Engineer Lewis Fraley was instantly killed and Franklin Armstrong the miller head bruised. Foley reportedly blown to pieces. Burlington train No. 479 conductor William Turley witnessed the scene as the mill lifted into the air. The mill belonged to George Zunlaut of Stamford. Des Moines notes discuss railroad two cent fare law and potential interstate adjustment.
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Beaver City
Neb
Wilsonville
Nebraska
Lewis Fraley
Armstrong
Foley
Willam Turley
Burlington
Beaver @ily
George Zunlaut
Stamford
Des Moles
Page Gigle
Towa
Siitas
Laborer Killed by Train Near Mithwa Nebraska
A laborer named Martin Paterson was instantly killed when struck by a Burlington train near Mithwa. He was employed by Limeredix & Peterson on a grading camp. The incident occurred as the westbound train passed the depot area, with reported injuries to another worker and a dip in relief measures for the crew.
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Baborer
Mithwa
Martin Paterson
Union
Faiginone
Coeber
Peterson
Limeredix & Peterson
Man Struck and Killed by Fast Mail Train
In Waterloo a man about fifty five named Barret Stanners was struck by a fast mail train while walking toward it. He died instantly. A second death is reported for George W. Tiningehaed of Omaha, age seventy three, described as a distinguished figure associated with a national gallery of art.
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Waterloo
Net
George W. Tiningehaed
Omaha
Drowned in Capsized Skin Off Dudu Coast
Three people named Dudu 'ue Varue dame te-Pat Kooy Wil lam Stideney and Nicolas Zorrel died when a skin overturned. Hyper occupants were rescued from the water after the capsize.
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Varue
Dame te-Pat Kooy Willam Stideney
Nicolas Zorrel
Japanese Plan to Overthrow Japan's Ministry and Immigration Clause
Washington reports a Japanese faction seeks to topple the current ministry and annul the immigration exclusion on coolie labor in the United States. It outlines steps to pressure Tokyo via Aoki and a broader anti American agitation, with delegates in Washington negotiating the immigration law and school questions amid San Francisco riots.
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Suljeces Ge
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Nokia
T. ‘Takasashi
Seattle
Noda
San Iraneisco Japanese Society
I. Kawakami
Dirly Newsdays
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Ibis
Aoki
Pacific Coast
Otaka Yamaoka
Orkuma
Palgiashi
Kauvwisupledge
Lnbeypen
Bacon
Hey
Yamaoka
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Ene
Aki
Tornado storms sweep several states with heavy casualties
June 10 dispatches report tornado severity hitting southern Illinois and central Kentucky. Dozens killed or injured as towns flood, houses swept away and property damage runs into thousands. Separate items note a Chicago and New York Air Line receiver appointment and a Los Angeles street car crash killing two and injuring fifteen.
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Hlinols
Daddan
Kentuckky
Hloudbursty
Aly
Nores
York
Los Angeles
Glendolyn Burroughs
Fred Vent
Idney
Young Woman Burned On Trolley Car In Philadelphia
Margaret Chance, eighteen, suffered extensive burns when her light summer dress caught fire on an open trolley car in Philadelphia. The rapid draft fueled the flames and the passenger crowd stampeded. by the stop, her dress was burned from waist to feet and all clothing destroyed.
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Margaret Chance
Miss Chance
One Killed in Auto Smashup on Brooklyn Parkway
An automobile collision on Queens Parkway in Brooklyn left Thomas Hefner, resident of Sleeas Head Bay, dead. Six others were injured including driver Viggas Lemay, William Beatty, and William J. Doyle, with a carriage passenger currently listed as lightly injured.
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Powerk
Pas
Queferth
Vic
Qeenn Parkway
Thomas Hefner
Sleeashead Bay
William Lemay
William Beatty
William J. Doyle
Lemay
Viggas
Territorial land fraud suits to be filed in Muskogee
June 10 A new territory scandal is brewing as government suits are planned against numerous prominent figures in Muskogee and adjoining districts. William L. Sturtevant says cases will target conspiracies to defraud Creek land by dummy buyers and overpriced appraisals, aiming to return property to the Creek nation or compensate the government.
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William L. Sturtevant
St. Louis
Garfield
Ia Mars
Credk Hation
Muskosee
Pulsa and
Wagoner
Ily
Burlavant
Convention to discuss public land policy in Denver next week
A group led by President and Secretary Garfield will attend the Denver convention with Ballinger and Newall of the reclamation service. They plan to explain forest reserve withdrawals and water protection measures, asserting funds preservation and proper classification while arguing many withdrawals have been restored. Pinchot and others will counter with plans tied to public interest.
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Benntoy Garter
Ballinger
General Land Office
Newall
Reclamation Service
Denver
Ees Yh
United States Forester
Pindl Af Lleng
Denvey
Pinchot
Thers
P&ei
Supreme Court ousts Anheuser-Busch from Kansas sales ordered
Topeka June 10 The state supreme court decision ousting the Anheuser-Busch Brewing association from Kansas and ordering sale of all its property by the court receiver stands final. The ruling defines the powers of state brewery interests and will prompt appeals and moves to salvage thousands of dollars in salon and warehouse property in Kansas.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Kansas
Almalarly
Alacken
Thy Belever
Phy Iby
All Way
United States Supreme Auth
Bela
Mexican President Invites Root to Mexico Visit
Washington June 10 Ambassador Gygel of Mexico presented to Secretary of State Root a signed letter inviting Mr Root to visit Mexico as guest of President Ding. Root has accepted and notified the President.
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Washington
Gygel
Mexico
Root
Ding
Cory
Métan Root
Massive wine growers march triggers mayoral strike in Narbonne
In Montpelier France June 10 a massive demonstration by wine growers protests adulteration. At Perpignan May 40 a resolution failed to satisfy demands, prompting a civil strike plan. Narbonne mayor and council announce resignation with city employes fired as other towns threaten similar action. The parade drew 400 000 to 600 000 people with many women, and railway crews ran over 400 special trains to ferry the crowd.
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France
Perpignan
Phosena
Marcelln Albert
Narbonne
Otyerg
AML
Art uplift for America hinges on Paris bid for Kann collection
June reports from New York say J Pierpont Morgan may secure the Rudolph Kann art collection for the United States. Anticipated price range is 3 to 4 million dollars, with director Sir Casper Purdon Clarke of the Metropolitan Museums overseeing the Paris negotiations. Morgan’s earlier purchases boost hopes for a U.S. art renaissance. Separately, a receiver is sought for the Farmers Cooperative Harvesting Machine Company of Troy, claiming a $400,000 capital and three years since its founding led by William N. Wrigley. Samuel Wilson of Troy files the action amid alleged financial distress.
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Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rudolph Kann
Europe
Kann
Casper. Purdon Clarke
Acty Yaw
Wyrepe
Mr. Morgan
My. Morgan
George Heentschel
Kaan
América
Gimeteli
Coremon Pleas Court
Farmers' Cooperative Earvesting Machine Company
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Troy
Second Hague Conference Opens With Public Opinion Demands
The Second Hague Conference gathers in The Hague on June 15 with the Emperor of Russia inviting forty six nations to participate. The meeting will focus on Pegace and modernity amid growing public pressure.
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Hague
Pegace
Rusein
Kansana Gift Battleship Service in Topeka
A Kansas party led by Governor Hoch and Mrs Hoch left for League Island navy yard to present the battleship Kansasa with a $5,000 silver service as the state gift. Hoch will deliver the presentation address during the event scheduled for June 1% in Philadelphia.
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Kansana
Topeka
W. Hoch
Hoch
League’ Island Navy Yard
Excavation Finds Nestor Palace Near Athens
Unearth palace site near Byles by the German Institute of Athens yields a vaulted edifice with numerous gold ornaments and valuables. Experts identify the structure as possibly the palace of Homeric King Nestor, uncovering significant archaeologic evidence from the ancient era.
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Byles
German Institute of Athens
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Dervish Wins North Atlantic Yacht Race Finish
Hamilton Bermuda reports the schooner yacht Dervish owned by H. A. Morse of Marklehead Mississippi finished the 800 mile New York to Bermuda race in 91 hours and 60 minutes marking a first place in the AYSt class.
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Bermuda
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Aeronaut Dies By Drowning in Minnesota River
In Granite Falls Minnesota a carnival crew member John Puerpen died by drowning after becoming tangled in ropes from a catboat near the Minnesota River. He was with a carnival company and the incident occurred around dusk.
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Rexall Remedy Purity Push Makes Public Formulas Clear
Mr Sartori, active with United Drug Company makers of Rexall Remedies, discusses the Pure Food Law and the Rexall guarantee. He explains Rexall formulas were never secret, offers full public access, and notes the government law pushes transparency while Rexall stores back the medicines with money-back guarantees.
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United Drug Company
Rexall
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sans
Washington
Piblic
Mr. Surtorl
Frey
Shabmeaghing
Entive Company
Yorjed Draw Company
Wis
Uucle
United States
Byren
Rexa Emedes
Early Oklahoma governor race reports show Dem lead
Unofficial returns from Indian Territory and Oklahoma counties give New Waskell of Muskogee a large lead over Jon Pyare of Aydmore for the Democratic nomination as governor of the new state. Frisco Francisco reportedly valued at 200000 dollars.
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Muskogee
I. T
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Ne Waskell
Jon Pyare
Aydmore
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