Taft Opens Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle
President Taft presses a gold key in Washington to inaugurate the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition at Seattle. The opening features a grand ceremony with military reviews, naval salutes, and speeches by leaders including James J. Hill and Bishop Keator. A White House message from Taft extols the fair and its promise to showcase Pacific coast wealth and trade potential.
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Pacific Coast
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Pacific Ocean
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Republic
Steel Stocks Boom in New York Trading
United States Steel common stock opened sharply higher on the New York Stock Exchange with 15000 shares trading at 65 44 to 43 percent above the prior close. Steel shares overall showed strong demand as activity rose after news of a plan to list United States Steel on the Fans exchange.
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United States Steel Corporation
Stock Exchange
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Supreme Court Delays Contempt Sentences In Lynch Case
Washington June The Supreme Court postponed punishment for contempt in the lynching of Jameson in Chattanooga and related actions. Former Sheriff Shipp and deputies plus several citizens face new hearings as Justice Department investigates participants amid a packed courtroom and public interest.
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Postmasters in Wisconsin face salary changes
Washington June 1 announcement from the post office department details adjustments to postmasters salaries in Wisconsin for the year ending March 31. Increases of 100 and 20 yearly amounts are spread across numerous offices, with some locations receiving increases and others experiencing decreases. The list names Abbotsford through Winnebago area offices and includes dozens of towns and cities.
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Mare St. Mey
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Brr- In
Blanchardvine
Clinton
Hurley
Mewnasha
Merrill
Port
Four 1905 Grand Jury Cases Dismissed in Milwaukee
Milwaukee June 1 four cases from the 1905 grand jury were dismissed in municipal court on motion by District Attorney A C Backus. The discharged defendants include Frank Klode former C W Fischer Furniture manager Barney Eaton former state senator Williams Murphy former alderman and Frank F Schultz former political reporter Klode Murphy and Schultz were charged with perjury Eaton with bribery received no prosecutions.
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A. C. Backus
Frank Klode
C. W. Fischer Furniture Company
Barney Eaton
Williams Murphy
Frank F. Schultz
Klode
Murphy
Schulte
Eaton
Rose Versus Dickie Debate on Hanoi Policy Set
A joint debate on the Hanoi question will be held at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition on June 11. President Samuel Dickie of Albion College Albion Michigan supports prohibition while Mayor David B Rose Milwaukee Wisconsin opposes it. Silence is golden to those paid to stay quiet.
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Waah
Hanoi
Samuel Dickie
Albion, College, Albion
Mich
David
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Milwaukee
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Wisconsin Assembly Advances Commission Form Government Plan
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a Senate bill allowing second to fourth class cities to adopt the commission form of government. Two other Assembly-passed measures include naming Soda as a deleterious substance and fixing primary election day for the second week in September. The Senate reviewed campaign finance limits and corruption acts, while Milwaukee bills dominated much of the session. A local celebration in Tacoma honored Japanese and American soldiers with a naval review featuring the cruisers Soya and Aso, captured Russian ships, and joint ceremonies with U S Pacific Fleet forces.
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Indianapolis News owners face removal bid in Panama Canal graft case
In Indianapolis a judge considered removing Delevan Smith and Charles B. Williams, owners of The Indianapolis News, to Washington for trial. Prosecutors argued the papers published malicios charges against a “Panama Canal graft” syndicate, claiming profits from canal property deals. The first witness, Ernest L. Lewis, testified on gossip and editorial context, while the court limited immediate merits and focused on removal power.
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Woman robbed of $20600 in Seattle house theft
Mrs George Shea of Duluth Minnesota visiting her sister at Alki Point reported to police that burglars stole $20600 in currency hidden between bed sheets after a visit to Seattle. The money had been sent by her husband to invest in local property and was in transit via Great Northern Express. Banks were closed or holidays affected access.
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Wash
George Shea
Duluth
Minn
John English
Alki Point
Shea
Great Northern Express Company
Dupont Fire Ravages Town as Aid Sought from Neighbors
Fire sweeps Dupont Pennsylvania on June 1 with heavy losses feared. Town lacks fire apparatus as Pittston and Avoca send engines and hose wagons. Stanley Bracas confectionery, Morris Mertz general store, Thomas Shibley grocery, and Harry Friend three story hotel burn. Crowds seize merchandise and liquor before police intervene. Many frame buildings endangered.
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Scranton
Dupont
Pittston
Avoca
Stanley Bracas
Morris Mertz
Thomas Shibley
Rying
Harry Friend
Afraid of Being Doped Inmate Refuses Medicine
In Ohienge Hicined prison, Cleminson, tied to his wife's mysterious death, shows signs of strain. He refuses physician supplied water and insists on plain water in a clean cup before drinking, saying he will not be tricked. He will attend his wife's funeral under police guard this afternoon.
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William Hanelin
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Perthfield farmer survives laudanum suicide attempt
Special to The Northwestern reports Clayton Goves, a Perthfield farmer, attempted suicide by laudanum Monday in Milwaukee. He drank the poison after a family quarrel and was found in a local park Monday night. Authorities saved him after strenuous efforts.
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Clayton Goves
Perthfield
Not Known He Was Ill Franklin Lowden Hospital Stay Revealed
Although Congressman Frank O Lowden had been a patient at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago for two weeks the fact did not become generally known until today as preparations were made for his return to his home in Ogle County within a day or two. The illness was described as grave in character.
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Frank O. Lowden
Presbyterian Hospital
Ogle County
Lincoln monument illness not serious in Hodgenville report
Robert T Lincoln returns home after illness struck him at the Lincoln monument in Hodgenylle Kentucky yesterday. Doctors say the illness is not serious and the trip was uneventful. The brief dispatch notes the event from Chicago.
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Robert T. Lincoln
Lincoln Monument
Hodgenylle
Court Adjourns After Fraud Allegations Mentioned
Fragmentary text notes mention of allegations reported in The Chicago News and The Indianapolis News. The court adjourned after references to potential fraud and calls for public knowledge, with the matter remaining unsettled at that moment.
Presentation of a Silver Service at Sea Port
A large throng gathered twelve miles southwest of the port to honor the ship bearing the vessel’s name. The silver service was presented on board the battleship after a delay due to weather and rough seas. Lieutenant Commander Benfantin J WeCarmick oversaw the ceremony with Captain Mont and the ship’s officers and crew.
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More Cars Run as Philadelphia Strike Continues
Philadelphia car service expands with many cars in operation under police protection. Thousands ride on routes from Reading, Dennaggle and Tai mere lines as unions urge workers to return, while surplus staff operate extra cars, and ticket windows reopen amid resumed service.
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MUST DEFER AIRSHIP TRIP DUE TO DAMAGED PARTY REBUILD
Associated Press reports Count Zeppelin will delay the airship voyage after telegrams from the Dane and Emperor Frederick William express regret over postponed plans. The damaged party will require six weeks for restoration, delaying the Berlin flight that began Saturday night.
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Supposed Dead Man Alive Returns From Blizzard Mystery
Helena Montana based AP reports Jane Heath of Litchhold learns her husband Werth Heath, a mining man of Undensil Montana, survived a fatal blizzard last November. He appeared in Casares Wyoming after a letter from ranchman McWilliams hinted he was alive. Mrs Heath had believed him dead since October 8 while journeying to hunt in the Pharhorn country.
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Pharhorn Country
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Whoa
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Buckmaster Miffed Over England Cup Selection
Walter Buckmaster, known as a top English athlete, refuses to play for England against Meadow Brook on June 2. Officials cite lack of time due to stock exchange duties, while insiders say it stems from resentment toward the selection committee.
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England
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Long Island
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Stork Exchange
Eggs May Go Up Due to City Egg Inspectors Strike
Chicago June 4 worldwide coverage reports four hundred egg inspectors in the city walking out seeking Saturday half holidays. If the strike lasts long, commission men warn the era will be inspected by shippers and then sent by express to ensure freshness, likely raising prices.
Germany Accused Of Influencing U S In Wage Reports
An Associated Press report notes charges that Germany sought to influence U S political reactions by supplying wage data to German traders and aligning German information with American inquiries. Officials in Washington voiced surprise at the delay and noted strong reactions in both governments amid disputed claims.
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May meet at night discussion on Metaritt bi Senator Aldrich
Washington May 1 The eve of night sessions for consideration of Metaritt bi Senator Aldrich, head of the finance committee, was indicated today as he presented a resolution seeking night sessions. Senator Culberson blocked immediate action, turning it over until tomorrow while Aldrich signaled a recess today and tomorrow with plans for night sessions thereafter. The Republican majority, including progressives, is expected to back him.
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Committee On
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Culberson
Aldrich
Mitica
Fire drill aids safe evacuation at St Cassimir school
In Detroit Michigan on June 1 pupils at St Cassimir's parish school escaped safely after a fire broke out on the second floor. About 996 students were guided by teachers and orderly lines exited via outer fire escapes without injury. Loss estimated around 50,000 dollars as black-robed sisters kept calm throughout.
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St. Cassimir's
Parcchial School
Twenty-third
Aeyrtle Streets
Lore Devits
Census Bureau Plans Tighter Census Oversight
Senator La Follette, chairman of the Senate census committee, intends to summon department of commerce and labor officials to explain the Nagel North controversy. The aim is not to resolve disputes but to outline plans for the future conduct of the census to prevent authority conflicts.
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Senate Committee On Census
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