City Council Grants Licenses and Debates Street Policies
City council session closed after lengthy debate on bond forfeiture for J L Christian, sidewalk obstruction removals, and cement walk enforcement. A 875 quarterly license was approved for Palmists and clairvoyants. J L Christian was denied liquor license. debates covered street lights and water charges to Milloresk, railroad waste disposal, and charter election timing.
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Portland
Slater
J L Christian
J W Scriber
Commercial Club
Water Committee
Mill Creek
Atreet Committee
6Th Street
Acros
Walter
Bunte
Thia
City Recorder
Milloresk
OBR & N
Liscenasa
Rockwell
James Murphy
Chris Wright
Ulrich Lottis
J L Klein
J L Christainson
Moyer Elected President At Wantern Federation Meeting
The Wantern Federation of Minera elected W A Moyer president for the past year. Denver was chosen as the next convention site and the meeting will adjourn today.
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Scripps News
East Lake
Wantern Federation of Minera Today
W A Moyer
Denver
Talk of Peace Still Prevails Across War News
Telegrams from Tokio and Berlin report cautious views on peace efforts. General Oyama notes Russian movements near Yan Pin Men, while German officials doubt a timely peace unless Russia suffers a decisive defeat. A White House meeting with Japanese and British officials yields no public details on talks.
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Tokio
Oyama
Berlin
Ures
Teamsters to Step Up Boycott Action After Talks Fail
Chicago June 8 Following failed peace talks between teamsters and employers the team owners meeting urged immediate deliveries to boycotted firms triggering a rook-out of eight thousand drivers. President Shea said the union expected twenty two thousand dollars more to the strike fund and readiness to continue the fight.
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Scripps News Association
Chicago
Teamsters
Eperial
Read
Shea
Lund
New British Master Presents Credentials in Tangier
Lowsher, the new British master, presented his credentials to the Sultan of Tangier. He told the ruler he had earnest wishes for the maintenance of the ruler's power and authority.
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Tangier
Morocco
Lowsher
Arrives in Washington for Bowen Loomie controversy test
The cruiser Columbia reached Hampton Roads with United States minister Russel from Bogoto. He will testify in the Bowen Loomie controversy before Booratary Tatt, with the investigation to continue tomorrow.
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Washington
Columbia
Hampton Roads
Cartagena
United States
Russel
Bogoto
Booratary Tatt
Explosion at Inverness coal mine injures sixteen in Halifax
Sixteen people are reported injured after a morning explosion at the Inverness coal mines near Halifax North Carolina. The incident is confirmed by the Hy Scrippa News Association.
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Hy Scrippa News Association
Halifax
Inverness
Scrippa News Association
Peace Dispatch Rumors Stir Washington Talks
Ambassador Jascev met the President at 9 30 this morning amid rumors of a peace dispatch from his government. When asked about Russia seeking peace terms from Japan he declined to comment and suggested asking the Czar.
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Vienna
The
New Free Press
Trieste
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Loomis
Sador Meyer Heid
Washington
Jascev
Ruesis
Flood Rages as City Battles Rising River
In Grand Rapids Michigan on June, two hundred men and fifty teams toil at night to strengthen the dyke guarding the West Side backwater. The river rises steadily, submerging low areas as families seek safety. City market floods and railroad bridges face danger.
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Grand Rapide
Mich
Chinese mob attacks workers in Johannesburg quarter
A thousand Chinese workers attacked the workers quarters last night in the Croesus mine area. They wrecked buildings and assaulted union miners. One man was killed and several wounded.
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Johannesburg
Petition for Parliament in St. Petersburg Delegation Seeks Parliament
In St. Petersburg a delegation of zemstvo representatives and provincial town mayors, defying a prohibitory order, has been formed to petition the Czar for the immediate summoning of the representative parliament.
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St. Petersburg
Momscow
Tropps
Czar
Addrere
Indictments Expected From Federal Grand Jury
The Federal Grand Jury investigating the beef trust began classifying testimony to support impending indictments. Reports from Washington say the attorney general will not intervene, and the lobbying concerns failed to obtain satisfaction. The jury is expected to report by early next year.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Beef Trust Today
Washington
Taft Holds Conference Over Russo Japanese Question
Secretary Taft met with the President on June 8 to discuss the Russo Japanese issue but declined to issue any statement on the matter.
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Washington
Taft Thiamoiing
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