First Meeting of Hague Conference Opens amid Roosevelts Cheers
The inaugural session of the second international peace conference in The Hague adjourned after about twenty minutes. M Nelsdoff of Russia asserted universal peace and disarmament were unattainable though hopeful for better dispute methods. Delegates welcomed Roosevelt and Carnegie with applause as Netherlands officials praised the American leadership. Washington states the US will not push disarmament, deeming it a European issue.
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the Hague
Tegwag
Roosevelt
M. Nelidoff
M. Nelsdoff
Netherlands
United States
de Martens
Europe
Washington
Hague Court
Missouri Railroads Face Two-Cent Fare Case in Court
Judge Smith McPherson heard arguments in Kansas City on the two-cent passenger fare and maximum freight rate acts. The dispute centers on circuit court jurisdiction after a Friday order requiring compliance and a federal injunction. Railways continue operating under the old laws despite the new statute taking effect Friday.
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Kansas City, Mo
Smith McPherson
United States District Court
Missouri Railways
Circuit Court
Federal
Illinois Leads Navy Militia by Officers and Enlisted Count
A table directed by Assistant Secretary Newberry shows the naval militia totals as of July 1, 1907. Illinois leads with 58 officers and enlisted, followed by California 452, Connecticut 220, District of Columbia 219, Louisiana 544, Maryland 237, Massachusetts 492, New Jersey 203, New York 116, Rhode Island 187, South Carolina 161, North Carolina 177, Minnesota 117, Michigan 191. Tolstoy in St Petersburg reports Tolstoy is seriously ill.
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Llinois
Navy Militia
Washington
Newberry
Naval Militia Organization of the
United States
Ulinois
California
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
South Carolina
North Carolina
Milne
Michigan
Destructive Storms Hit Black Hills and Midwest Areas
A six hour storm wrecked Black Hills rail lines and telegraph wires cutting off all outside communication. Three deaths reported, including Mrs. Anderson and two children in Stage Barn gulch. Bridges and roadbeds damaged across Burlington and Northwestern lines as floodwaters washed crops and fields in Indiana and Virginia.
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Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills
Anderson
Piedmont
Stage Barn Gulch
Boodiers Pardoned by Missouri Governor Folk
Julius Lehmann and Emil Hartman former St. Louis councilmen convicted of boodling were pardoned by Gov Folk and released after serving about half their terms in the penitentiary at Jefferson City. They were the last of the St. Louis boodlers to leave.
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Jefferson City
Julius Lehmann
Emil Hartman
St. Louis
Folk Friday
Mills to Close on Staten Island Following Milliken Failure
New York June 17 receivers of Milliken Bros corporation decide to close the steel mill on Staten Island tying up the $7,500,000 plant. About 1,500 workers are discharged and around 10,000 depend on the plant shutdown for wages. The action stems from Monday's failure and affects many families in the area.
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New York
Milliken Bros.’ Corporation
Staten Island
West region trials reveal Haywood money telegrams
Boise reports detail the Stelmenberg murder case where the prosecution wins admission of a telegram Steve Adams sent from Ogden to Haywood in Denver in 1903. They introduce six Haywood to Simpkins drafts from 1904 1906 and the Peabody bomb casing test, linking Cripple Creek strike violence to authorities.
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Boise
Idaho
Stelmenberg
Steve Adams
Ogden
Haywood
Denver
Pender
Adams
Jack Simpkins
Steunenberg
Simpkins
Harry Orchard
Cripple Creek
Mine Owners’ Association
Coeur d'Alene
Charles T. Roach
Orchard
News of Minnesota includes postoffice robbery and land line
A Minnesota brief reports a postoffice in Twin Valley robbed with a safe blown open, stamps seized, and a small change taken. It also notes a land opening in Dolath with lines forming, 2000 acres of Chippewa ceded lands, and potential applicants. In St Paul a court upholds mayoral duty to enforce state laws, with possible civil damages and ouster actions if neglected.
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Postoffice
Twin Valley
Yale
Dolath
Anton Dassari
Daskari
Fon du Lac
St. Paul
T. Young
St. Cloud
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
J. H.C. Robinson
Robinson
State Senate
Aeronaut Drowned After Parachute Entangled Near Granite Falls
John Puepura an Utica N.Y. aeronaut died when entangled in parachute ropes during a Minnesota river ascent. The balloon drifted, the parachute deployed, and the aeronaut drowned as rescuers recovered the body. Also reported are Masons official changes in Minnesota, a varnish fire injuring Mrs. M Krouth, and a fatal fall from a train near Hanley Falls with serious injuries possible.
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Granite Falls
John Puepura
Utica
Minnesota
Puepura
Carnival
Hanley Falls
George Lowe
Cottonwood
Granite
Great Northern
Severs
Foreclosure Notice Under Minnesota Mortgages in Brown County
Legal notice announces foreclosure of two mortgages on property in Brown County Minnesota for default on payments to Gand Brewing Company. Sale set for July 1 1907 at 10 am at the courthouse New Ulm to satisfy 1505 principal plus interest and taxes with attorney fees. Proceedings describe the Lot 3 Block 2 in Comfrey and property details of the two mortgages recorded 1907 May 10 and May 15.
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Meade
Randred
Noth
Songane
Daly
Ferman
Amelia
Talia
Tuakemagoes
Tours Gand
Brown
Minnesota
Delenit Rovigg
Byota
Mortyaue
Herman Nenike
Amelia Nemutz
Flortuauors
John Gand Hrewng Company
Register of Deeds
State of
New Village
Com— Frey
Brown County
New Ulm
Aorn Gund Brewing Company
Carl Kurtenacker
Hrywn & Cottimwourt
Comiey
Hvewlenhy
Hull
Comfrey
Ckidance
Uasw
Order to Examine Accounts in Estate Case
Probate Court Special Term in New Ulm fixes June hearing for the estate of Kiney Deutsch deceased. Judge George Ror orders administration accounts examined and published notices in New Ulm Review for three successive weeks prior to hearing.
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Kiney Duetsch
Kiney Juetsch
Beard
Hits
New Ulm
Qaid
New Ulm Review
New Clay
New Uim
Minny
Seal George Ror
Juilye
Prnbave
Notice to Receive Bids for Sale of Bonds
Attest, W.B. Brooks, Village Recorder. Notice to receive bids for sale of bonds. Fragmented text mentions lands and a project near Temas lands, Horne Valley, Texas, with references to parcels and authorities. No clear bidder or date readable.
California Excursions for National Education Association Meet
Due to the National Educational Association Convention in Los Angeles, the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway will sell round trip tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles from June 22 to July 1, with return validity to September 15, 1901. Rates apply via any direct route with stopovers allowed. A guided special train with standard and tourist sleepers departs St. Paul at 7:00 p.m. July 1 via Ware Dodge, Omabe, Colorado Springs, Puebla, Salt Lake City, and Salt Lake Rowe. For full details contact A. B Cutts, G. A., Minneapolis, Minn.
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California
National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Minneapolia & St
Ware Dodge
Omabe
Colorado Springs
Puebla
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Rowe
Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
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Brown Co. Bank
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Aboene Steinhauser
Masonic Block
U. S. Court
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New Uns
Wm. Pfaender Jr
Rew
John E. Bobleter
Strickler
Te Gough Aso
Munn &Co
Scientific American
All Newsdealer Munn & Co
Washington, DC
Addrom ‘Storting Remedy Company
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Calcutta
Cradbock
Race St
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Neudaff
Russia
Missouri
Tolstoy
St Petersburg
Tula
South Dakota
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Warsaw
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Virginia
Richmond
Siding
Norfolk & Western Railway
Russell County
Hall
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Jenkins County
Daniel
Daniel & Palmer Company
Rome
France
Italy
Spain
Great Britain
Niagara Rapids
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Grand Trunk
Rich
Lemuel
Haskins
Glasgow
Scotland
Huckingham Club
Olive Street
News OF Minnesota
Pioneer Mason
Thomas Montgomery
Minnnesota
Grand Lodge of Masons
St. Luke's Hospital
Mason
Mount Charles
Donegal County
Ireland
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Grand Lodge
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A. M
Hamline
C. N. Cosgrove
le Sueur
Minnesota State Agricultural Society
H. W. Randall
Randall
Fair Grounds
B. F. Nelson
Cosgrove
Cosgrove, Who Resigned To Become Secretary., ©. M. Griggs
J. J. Purlong
Austin
Henry R. Wells
Preston
George H. Gordon
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Oscar KnucKson
We Canneih
Attest
W.B. Brooks
Village Recorder
Daniel Webster
Horne Valley
Saal
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