Officials Charged With Contempt In AFL Case
Justice Sanderson of the District Supreme Court summoned Samuel Gompers and Mor rison of the AFL and John Mitchell of the UMWA to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of the court injunction. The Buck Stove & Range Co of St Louis filed the petition alleging violations of the boycott order and published defiant remarks. Gompers declared that he would not surrender his rights as a citizen to the court’s decision.
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Washington
Buck Stove & Range Company
Justice Sanderson
District Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
John Mitchell
Executive Council
United Mineworkers of America
Buck Stove & Range Company of
St. Louis
Justice Gould
Gompers
Federationist
Virginia to offer Lee statue for National Statuary Hall
The Virginia commission reports progress on placing General Robert E. Lee in the National Capitol’s Statuary Hall. Judge G D Christian and D P Halsey return from Providence with the Valen tine statue, while Virginia debates funding and timing of the niche transfer. Balloon race ends in failure with no new distance records as Pommern lands in Warsaw and Chicago balloon descends near Blooming Prairie.
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Virginia
National Statuary Hall
New York
G. D. Christian
Richmond
Providence
R. I
Virginia Commission
Valentine
Robert E. Lee
National Capitol
D. P. Halsey
Daniel
Statuary Hall
Washington
Old Dominion
Lee
Virginia General Assembly
St. Paul
Warsaw
Minn
Chicago
C. A. Coey
Blooming Prairie
Milwaukee Road
A. Leo Stevens
First Session of Republican Leaders in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs July 21 The first session of Republican leaders with National committee Chairman Frank Hitchcock was held here yesterday. National committee members and state central chairmen from 16 states and territories spoke on state conditions and Hitchcock planned detailed campaign work with Western state leaders.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Frank H. Hitchcock
National Committee
Hitchcock
Machines to Pick Hops In California Harvest
In Bo hemia Tehama county Horst Company's yards replace hop pickers with five machines and a small number of men. Last season 250 to 300 workers were employed. this year crops remain large with machine harvest. Also note Governor Hughes of New York will accept the Republican campaign invitation in Ohio on September 5.
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Redding
Cal
Horst Company
Bohemia
Tehama County
Hughes
Ohio
Youngstown
New York
Saranac
N. Y
Atlantic Fleet Arrives in Honolulu Harbor in Pleasing Style
The Atlantic battleship fleet completed a long world-cruise leg arriving amid grand spectacle at Honolulu. Spectators from the Hawaiian islands watched as Vessels formed in a perfect column and carried American and various national flags. The voyage featured pleasant weather, routine drills, no incidents, and crews in good health with no deaths or serious accidents.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Group of Islands
Diamond Head
Waikiki
Oahu
San Francisco
Prohibition Ticket Nominated With Chafin and Watkins
Eugene W. Chafin of Chicago is chosen for president and Aaron S. Watkins of Ada, Ohio for vice president by unanimity at the Prohibitionist National Convention in Columbus. Ballots show shifting support as Chafin gains on the third ballot with 636 votes amid a short platform debate.
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Chafin
Watkins
Columbus
Eugene W. Chafin
Chicago
Aaron S. Watkins
Ada
Ohio
Daniel R. Sheen
Peoria
New York
Indiana
Wisconsin
Crafin
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Waukesha
Wis
Dream Is Worth 1060 Dollars in Woodcraft Policy
In January 1904 Minnie Sullivan of Seattle increased her Women of Woodcraft policy naming daughter Mrs Rancipher as beneficiary. After repeated dreams she pursued legal action and the Washington Supreme Court affirmed a $1000 judgment to Rancipher, overturning the lower court.
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Tacoma
Wash
Minnie Sullivan
Seattle
Woodcraft
Rancipher
Women of
Women of Woodcraft
Supreme Court
Alaska Exposition Aids Approved By Lewis County
Lewis County Commissioners allocate 3000 dollars to a county exhibit for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle next year. Residents read of deaths, accidents, and local notices including a 13 year old boy killed by a toy pistol in Tacoma, a near fatal electric car collision in Tacoma, a large sturgeon delivered in Astoria, and bids opened for Navy Yard drydock construction in Puget Sound.
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Lewis County
Seattle
Gust Slabb
Andrew Slabb
Tacoma
J. M. McElroy
J. Lindenberger
Astoria
Columbia River
C. T. Erickson
United States Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Congress
State Supreme Court
Spokane Superior Court
State Board of Dental Examiner
San R Stern
Albert E. Rose
Tripoli
Cuba
R. W. Joseph
Thompson
David Wall
Centralia
Los Angeles
Wall
San Francisco
Grays Harbor
George D. Potter
Everett
Olympia
Walla Walla
Washington, D.C
Cophy
Rock Lake
Stuht
Portland
Northern Improvement Company
Cle Elum
Scotland
United States
James Ross
North Yakima
Vancouver
Washington
Albert Johnson
Seattle Times
Washington Editorial Association
F. A. Hazeltine
South Bend
M. E. Randall
Ellensburg
T. Lee Odgers
Davienport
L. E. Rader
Olalla
F. B. Cole
Eugene Lorton
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Mitchell
St. Louis Corporation
Gen. Lee
Atlantic Fleet
Honolulu Harbor
Flower
NAVY
Orient
Ashington News
H. A. Howe
Kennewick
First National Bank
J. E. Tull
Kennewick, Wash
Cook & Co
Onecow
J. E. Tull’s
Whitelock’s
Yakima
Lott
Columbia Heights
Second Street Bridge
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