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Community life notes and general news items from today’s wire bring short updates on local events, upcoming meetings, and everyday happenings. Authorities remind residents of safety tips and public service announcements through brief notices and rapid briefs.
Washington bulletin recaps varied global and national notes
A house speech by Rep McLachlan on military readiness. Dominicio da Gama named ambassador to the United States. Brazil and Argentine relations noted. Industrial education study begins under the bureau of labor. Ballinger-Pinchot committee members debate a report this session. Various items include industrial training inquiries, a Nelson Cannon moment, postal savings bill intro, and several international and domestic notices.
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McLachlan
California
House
Secretary of War
Dominicio da Gama
Brazil
United States
Bureau of Labor
Neill
Bureau
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Congress
Battling Nelson
Cannon
Capitol
Committee On
Post Office and Post Roads
Gardener
New Jersey
Richard Price Morgan
Abraham Lincoln
Interior Department
The
Bureau of Mines
Senate
John H. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Hale
Clay
Pinar de Rio
Speaker Cannon
St. Louis
Chicago
Landis
House Postal Savings Bank
Post Offices
Gardner
George M. Pullman
Palace
New York
Louisiana
Sanders
Mexico
Chamizal Zone
Gallatin
Missouri River
Multiple economic and political items fill gaps in Oklahoma to Cuba
The report lists a wage increase at Standard Oil boosting payroll by 6 to 10 percent retroactive to May 1 affecting about 70 000 workers across subsidiaries while office staff miss out. It notes a deadly Oklahoma tornado two towns wrecked and a large Illinois mine strike. Also cited are royal rental disputes in Hawaii, a DC prosecution block, a Lincoln Nebraska building appropriation, a murder verdict life term, Revere’s great grandson’s death, Texas Central railway sale, a cleric joining liquor causes, Gilbey’s illness, Roosevelt tribute patrol orders, a Missouri murder arrest, and a Cuban massacre claim.
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Standard Oil Company
United States
Oklahoma
Illinois
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Theodore H. Price
New York
Washington
District of Columbia
Senate Committee
Lincoln
Neb
Hyde
Augustus L. Revers
Paul Revere
Morristown
N. J
Houston
Edwin Hawley
Texas, & Central Railway
Missouri, Kansas & Texas System
William A. Wasson
Grace Episcopal Church
Riverhead
N. Y
Walter Gilbey
London
George
Dorchester House
Roosevelt
Spe
William Allen
Barry County
Missouri
Samuel Gibbs
Marshfield
Ore
Cuba
Notable figures and events in national affairs and culture
The report lists public remarks by W. J. Bryan on liquor in Chicago and Taft’s commendation of Gen Dodge for reelection. It notes memorials for King Ho ward, a century milestone, a Swedish tour by Bishop Van Scheele, Clara Morris facing possible blindness, and political moves in Nebraska and Ohio. It also mentions Canton's deadly explosion and Rickard as referee in a major boxing match.
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W. J. Bryan
Chicago
King Howard
Washington
Bishop
Lady van Scheele
Sweden
United States
Clara Morris
Kendall
Dr. Hyde
Kansas City
Taft
Grenville M. Dodge
Smith
Canton
Congress
Ohio
Omaha
Henry Watterson
Canadian Press Association
Walter I. Smith
Town
Hinshaw
Nebraska
Tex Rickard
Jeffries-Johnson
Yonkers
Paymaster General Appointment News
At the Navy Department it was announced Captain T. J. Cowles of the pay corps will be appointed paymaster general in place of Rear Admiral E. B. Rogers upon Rogers's retirement.
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Washington
Navy Department
T. J. Cowles
Pay Corps
E. B. Rogers
Snell Heir Found Dead in Rooming House
Chicago Albert J Snell son of Amos J Snell millionaire was found dead in bed at a rooming house on Tuesday creating a new sensational case linked to the 1888 murder that shocked the city.
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Chicago
Albert J.’ Snell
Amos J. Snell
Willing to Pay for Rammer in Nubian Desert Skirmish
During the Abu Klea clash in the Nubian desert a deride spear threat occurred as a rammer head split on a soldier's skull. The gunner claimed blame and offered to pay for the rammer to avoid further trouble, citing military property charges.
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Abu Klea
Per
No Difference Between Shirts Says Alec Trimble Story
Congressman Ransdale of Louisiana cites Alec Trimble the valet as he tells of a physician in New Orleans whose servant bought a shirt identical to one his master wore. The mistress fears mixing in washing but Alec notes both shirts are alike in size and price.
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Congressman Ransdale
Louisiana
Alec Trimble
New Orleans
Alec
Missus
Grievance on Fashion Says Waist Size Fades
A brief ornate exchange notes that a small waist is no longer fashionable for women. The dialogue humorously contrasts expectations with the speaker’s own figure.
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Hewitt
Jewett
Northern Pacific to Run Dryland Farm Train Through Montana
The Northern Pacific Railway will operate a special farm train across Montana from June 20 to July, covering 1348 miles and stopping at most main and branch lines. A Montana Agricultural College team will manage and lecture from five to six cars filled with farming equipment, agronomy, animal husbandry, horticulture, and seed displays while officials like J. M. Hamilton and F. B. Linfield deliver general talks.
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Bozeman
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Wibaux
Heron
Northern Pacific
Montana Agricultural College
J. M. Hamilton
F. B. Linfield
R. $. Cooley
Clarke
Griffin
Jones
Schoppe
Taylor
Atkinson
Patterson
Spain
Whipple
Swingle
Cooley
Dean
FATAL BLOW IN MONDAK FIGHT CLAIMS ENGINEER
Glasgow report says Charles Gurnsey, a steam boat engineer, died after a March 24 clash in Mondak when Japanese storekeeper Pete Cringena struck him with a club. Gurnsey, a widower with several children, died en route to Glasgow. Cringewar is sought on murder warrants.
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Glasgow
Charles Gurnsey
Mondak
Pete Cringena
Williston
Here
Cringewar
Clark Sells Copper Mines to Amalgamated
New York reports the Amalgamated Copper company gains control of W A Clark copper properties in the Butte territory including the Steward mines and the Butte Reduction works where Clark ores were treated. Clark keeps zinc mines in the northern Butte field.
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New York
N. Y
Amalgamated Copper Company
W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Butte Territory
Steward
Butte
Wnator Clark
Hills Fight St. Paul over Lewiston rail line
The St Paul road is laying street rails through Lewiston as part of its Musselshell Great Falls line. Rails go down northerly from the depot, with gravel trains to follow. A clash with Great Northern is anticipated over ROW through the city as lines converge near Main Street. St Paul claims extended franchise rights. Great Northern cites a condemnation suit pending. St Paul has purchased twelve adjacent lots.
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Hills
St. Paul
Lewiston
St.Paul Road
Musselshell
Jackson
Main Street
Great Northern
Glasgow embezzlement case of a brewing rep
Harry J Liddel a 24 year old traveling representative for a brewing company was arrested on a embezzlement charge at Mondsk and brought to Glasgow. Auditor Peterson alleges he was short 635 dollars with no money found on him. The suspect claims the missing funds were spent during drinking leaving the rest stolen.
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Glasgow
Harry J
Liddel
Mondsk
Oe Oh. Peterson
PeLuddell
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonials
A collection of letters from women in Ohio and Vermont praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous prostration kidney and bladder troubles and general illness. The ad asserts the letters are unsolicited and invites readers to write Mrs Pinkham for advice, promising health improvements and offering a reward for disproving authenticity.
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Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Generouls
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fitchville
Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
Cole
Irasburg
Vermont
Lydia E.pinkham
A. H. Sanborn
Lydia F. Pinkham
The Valuable Match Scene at the Dock
A stevedore lights a pipe as a man clings to life in the water. The swimmer begs for help and recalls previous dives while the dockside worker doles out a grim timetable and a single match to time the rescue.
A Soldier's Experience in Army Life Hardships
A soldier endures severe kidney trouble brought on by hardships of military life. The account describes demanding duty, limited medical care, and ongoing health struggles that affected his service.
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