Return of Theodore Roosevelt Triggers New York Welcome Parade
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in New York after fifteen months abroad. Crowds gathered from Battery Park to the Hudson to salute the ex president as ships, whistles, and bells declared the welcome. A naval procession along the East River culminated in Battery Park with a high honor as Roosevelt returned a private citizen.
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Assembly dispute over Bourne element in Oregon politics
The East Oregonian prints a partisan defense of Judge Lowell amid Republican rifts in Oregon. The writer denounces the Bourne faction, defends the county committee’s actions, and critiques leaders like Chamberlain, Brownell, and Hughes while praising Lincoln era loyalty and party unity.
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Great Flood Drowns Thousands in Central Europe
Reports from Persin on June 18 say thousands of Hungarians along with 800 Servians, 30 Germans, 200 Swiss, and 100 Aveticans drowned in floods last Friday. The dead are being tallied while many in Germany, Switzerland, Austria and via endure hunger marooned on islands. Bodies are reportedly being burned to curb an epidemic.
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PEPACHERS PIGHT DUEL IN PULPIT DEATH TOLDS
Rock Creek Kentucky reports Rev. Robt Vancouver dead after a pulpit knife duel with Rev. Inthe Terry. Terry is under arrest. witnesses cite shared affairs as cause. Vancouver stabbed in the neck and died instantly.
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Taft at Commencements in Washington Visit
President Tole attended commencements at Villa Nova and Lincoln University, delivering a brilliant address at Seth places. He was accompanied by Gow and Stewart and returns to Washington tonight.
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Tacoma Senator Attacked by Thugs Near Home
Tacoma June 18 Authorities seek three assailants who attacked State Senator John Roberts as he entered his home gate. Roberts suffered a hand wound before the attackers fled. The incident appears tied to tensions between striking machinists and the United Metal Trades association. Union leaders deny involvement, calling it a highwayman attack.
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Jobbers sue grocers over price fixing suit
Seattle June 18 Joubers pile suit against the grocers combine seeking 560 000. Defendants Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co National Grocery Co Sylvester Broe Fischer Bros accused of unlawfully fixing prices on a condensed milk brand. The jobbers allege they refused to join the agreement and were coerced or deprived of supply.
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May mean outbreak against government in El Paso
A June dispatch reports troops moving from Hermosillo to Cananea where 75 armed Mexicans were arrested with 100 rifles and ammunition. About 500 troops are at Cananea, with warnings Diaz faces further unrest as opposition cites General Torres.
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Parr to Get 100000 for Unearthing Sugar Fraud
Washington June 18 Following cabinet review Richard Parr will receive 100000 for aiding the government to unearth sugar fraud unless congress provides a special appropriation. He is named as deputy customs collector and will be paid on an installment plan.
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Divers fail to locate Charlton body in lake
Divers completed search of the lake for Charlton and could not find a body. It is now believed he murdered his wife and fled.
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Roosevelt's baggage examined by customs inspectors
New York June 18 Roosevelt's guns bongo heads and other items are being examined by customs inspectors in the afternoon. His bag once contained seventy five items according to partial notes from Tieton.
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Heat deaths rise to eight over two days in Chicago
Chicago on June 18 reported two more deaths from heat bringing the two day total to eight. Victims were struck while on the shoots.
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Paolo Fight ID Postponed Blot
The Paolo bout id appointment has been postponed amid unclear scheduling notices. Further details are not yet confirmed by organizers.
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State law and militia too strong for him
Promoter of heavyweight bout Renounces after learning five companies of militia ready to stop fight. Langford Kauffman clash in California postponed a week as officials say the governor would act to halt the contest. Reno possible as trains of promoters cancel. Governor Gillet says no fight last night in LA if he had known. Draw after ten rounds as LA dispatches report. Railways cancel many special trains to pacify opposition to prize fights.
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Labor council opposes Gillett on prise fights militia call
In San Francisco on June 18 the labor council adopted a resolution opposing Governor Gillett’s move to suppress prize fights. They condemned ordering out the militia without local police consent, calling the action erroneous.
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Blot to hold bout to test law in San Francisco
Blot announced he would stage a fight like Langford Kaufman this Monday and submit to arrest and prosecution to test the law and secure a swift decision.
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Bilot
Bills Only Need Tafts Signature
Washington June 18 The house by a viva voce adopted a conference report on the administration railroad regulation bill and sent it to Taft for his signature It will become law as amended The interstate commission gains power to suspend rates while judging fairness the moment the measure is enacted Washington June 18 The house also adopted the senate statehood bill admitting Arizona and New Mexico as states replacing a prior version It is expected Taft will sign soon as he desired
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Freight Smashup Near Arlington Causes Injuries
Six people injured in a freight wreck near Arlington. Two hoboes and a brakeman seriously hurt. A fireman breaks an arm but walks a mile and a half to report. Officials say the wreck was unavoidable. three may die from injuries.
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Wreck Victims On The Dalles Line
Injured workers include O A Sproule brakeman The Dalles with skull fracture and brain concussion likely fatal. Steve Kozachhke tramp Chicago NL with crushed leg and severe bruises may die. George Kozachhke tramp Racine Wis crushed foot and internal injuries may die. Otto Hinkle fireman The Dalles leg injuries body brained will recover. Theo Metea section hand The Dalles several bruises not serious. William R Ladd assistant superintendent R N 185 Knott street Portland bones in foot broken not serious.
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Dalles
Steve Kozachhke
Chicago
George Kozachhke
Racine
Wis
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Theo Metea
William R. Ladd
Knott Street
Portland
Arlington wreck leaves six injured. one in serious condition
A freight wreck near Arlington Oregon injured six men on Thursday night. Among the injured were Otto Hinkle a fireman with a broken arm and dislocated shoulder who walked a mile to report the incident, and A Sproule of The Dalles severely hurt with a depressed skull fracture and brain concussion. Two tramps in critical condition and two officials hurt lightly while clearing debris. The six were transported to St Vincent's hospital in Portland. A rock slide caused by heavy rains toppled a large boulder onto the track just before a freight train arrived, sending the engine and cars off the rails. The train crew could not stop in time and the train plunged down the embankment toward the river.
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Court decision makes Indian marriages valid
Judge Bean of the United District Court at Portland rules three Indian cases at the April term favor the validity of Indian marriage custom in two. Appeals will seek final ruling from the Circuit Court or the Supreme Court. The broader implications affect heirship and land titles, with wide interest for both Indian and white communities.
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