Coal Dump Mob In Cordova Bay Sparks Alaska Friction
In Cordova Alaska on May 6 a mob of about 300 businessmen and citizens dumped hundreds of tons of British Columbia coal into Cordova Bay to protest delayed government action on Alaska coal lands. J H Young of Alaga Steamship defended the protest as aimed at the government, not the company, while urging opening of the coal fields amid mounting unrest.
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Alaskan Steamship Company
British Columbia
Taft
Carnegie Receives Pan American Medal of Humanity
Andrew Carnegie was awarded a medal by representatives from twenty one republics of the Pan American Union in Washington. The first time a single individual has been honored by a multi-nation group, the medal bears the inscription Benefactor of Humanity and The American Republics to Andrew Carnegie, with President Taft and other officials attending.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pan-American Union
Carnegie
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Jjast
Taft
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republica
Republice
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South
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West Indies
Humanity
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American Republica
Former Senator Kittridge Dies in Hot Springs Arkansas
Former United States Senator Albert Beard Kittridge of Sioux Falls South Dakota died in Hot Springs Arkansas at 9 30 last night after a month long illness with liver and kidney troubles He had been unconscious forty eight hours His senatorial service ended two years ago Interment will be in Kent NHS family burying grounds with his brother sister and other relatives and friends at his side last week
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Ark
United States
Albert Beard Kittridge
Sioux Falls
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Iver
Kittridge
Kent
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National Photo Show Opens in Corcord Art Gallery
In the Cor cord Art Gallery the twentieth national exhibition of pictorial photographs was opened today and will continue to May 16. The event showcases notable photographers and runs through mid May attracting local and national interest.
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Washington
Corcord Art Gallery
Bermuda Cathedral consecration ceremony marks landmark
The consecration of the Bermuda Cathedral of the Church of England was held in Hamilton Bermuda in May. The event highlighted the cathedral as a monumental religious achievement for the Anglican community on the island.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Veterans of two wars meet at Butte today
Butte Montana May 4 Veterans of two wars assemble for annual reunions. The twenty seventh encampment of the Montana department Grand Army of the Republic convened this morning. Montana United Spanish War Veterans will hold sessions over the next three days. A joint parade of all veterans is planned for tomorrow evening. The Woman's Relief Corps of the Grand Army the Ladies Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans and the Military Order of the Serpent will also hold business sessions during the encampment.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Montana United Spanish War Veterans
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Bradburn Denied County License Outside Pilot Rock
John Bradburn, wine and liquor dealer, was denied a county license after a full day of consideration by the Umatilla County Court. The court ruled a saloon just outside city limits would invite lawlessness and lack jurisdiction for enforcement, dismissing a petition signed by over 100 Pilot Rock residents. A separate action granted Wild Horse Road its return to the creek bed.
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Pilot Rock
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Umatilla
W. (. E. Pruitt
Ita
Resting Place Body of Washington and Lee President Exhumed
In Richmond on May 6 the body of William Graham long hidden for over a century was exhumed and moved to Washington and Lee University where he led from 1782 to 1796.
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New Resting Place
Richmond
William Graham
Washington and Lee University
University
Shaw Suspended by President Frazier
Hunky Shaw first baseman for Walla Walla in the Blue Mountain league is suspended from league games by President Lawrence G. Frazier after umpire Breed accused Shaw of spiking Weston second baseman Blomgren following a confrontation with Nor Dean. The ruling was delivered to Manager Bade and met with displeasure from the club.
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Walla Walla
Lawrence G. Frazier
Breed
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Blomgren
Nor Dean
Bade
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Walla Wall
Fade
Garden City Lab
Senator O Gorman Reaches Fifty First Birthday
Senator James A. O Gorman of New York, who recently succeeded Chauncey Depew, is today receiving congratulations from colleagues on his fifty first birthday in Washington.
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Washington
James A. O'Gorman
New York
Chauncey Depew
Twenty one indictments in McNamara case in Los Angeles
Grand jury returns twenty one indictments charging murder in the Times explosion and Llewellyn Iron Works blast. Defense hints at alibis for McNamaras while McManigal linked to key events. Fredericks present. arraignment set. no further witnesses summoned yet. A Boise arrest and local forger case also described with sheriff’s pursuit.
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McNamara Brothers
Agultest Ortie
Los Angeles
The
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Llewellyn Iron Works
Bordwell
McNamaras
James McNamara
John
California
James
Grand
McManigal
Hene. Fredericks
Earthquake Tracked by Georgetown Seismograph
A severe quake was registered this morning by Georgetown University seismographs. Observers could not determine the affected locality due to unclear sensor readings.
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Washington
Maych
Georgetown University
Prince Don Jaime to Seek Treatment in Switzerland
Madrid May 5 reports Queen Victoria will take Prince Don Jaime aged eight to Switzerland next month for expert treatment. He has reportedly lost the power of speech and will be under the care of a specialist.
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Madrid
Victoria
Don Jaime
Alfonso
Switzerland
City businessmen push July celebration at Roundup Grounds
Commercial club canvasses sentiment for a Fourth of July event held at Roundup park instead of Main street. Most favor the Roundup Grounds for comfort and visibility, with contributors pledging funds if the plan proceeds. A committee continues inquiries and will report at a special Commercial club meeting.
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Commercial Club Committee
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Somling Brigade
Many Horsemen Move In For New Jersey Show
Newark N J May 4 Freggie Vuinderbilt Otto H Katn and other wealthy horsemen have entered their stalls in the second annual exhibition of the New Jersey Horse Show association opened today at the first troop armory. The show last year was a great success and this week promises to surpass it with a prize list covering every ring in the country. The ring is the second largest in the country, nearly as large as Madison Square Garden. The show runs through Saturday night.
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Vuinderbilt
Otto H. Katn
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Madison Square Garden
Bailey and Perry Retire From Suit in St Dennis Case
The St Dennis Watts case shows more defendants seeking dismissal and counsel withdrawals. Attorneys D W Bailey and J B Perry withdraw from prosecution. Joe St Dennis, initially set to dismiss, delayed by drink and persuasion, with May 18 deadline to secure new attorney. Nelson and Jerry St Dennis reportedly press for dismissal. Thomas Breden may also seek dismissal as judge Phelps sets dates. Watts offers sums to guardians for Breden’s children.
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Homer S. Watts
Phelps
Thomas Breden
Homer J. Watts
Breden
Battle for Senator to Reach Climax in Colorado
In Denver on May 5 the senate fight over United States senator heats up as foes of Robert Speer stock the capitol with food amid reports the Speer faction plans to starve them into backing Speer.
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Boston Freight Handlers Demand Better Wages
Boston workers at all rail yards and steamship sheds in the city present demands for improved wages and hours. The requests mirror those from last year, and a strike will follow if refused.
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Boston
Former police inspector pardoned from prison in Chiengs
Edward McCunn, a former police inspector, pardoned from prison for grafting crimes committed last winter. The governor's decision follows a quiet inquiry, with local officials reporting the pardon as a corrective measure while opponents accuse it of mercy.
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Edward McCunn
West Side
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Tli
Foreignero to Fight Rebels as Diaz and Madero Move to Peace
News from El Paso and Mexico City report Madero demanding Diaz resign, with peace talks underway. Rebels consider joining with federal troops to quell northern outbreaks if terms are reached, while foreign residents plan to defend Mexico City. Reports of heavy fighting near Muquiz between federals and rebels.
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Diaz
Mexico
el Paso
ATI Mdor
Mexico City
Frenels Club
Texas
Railroad Strike May Paralyze System in Two Days
Pittsburg May 5 The shopmen strike on the Pennsylvania Railroad threatens to affect the entire system within two days as strike breakers and detectives arrive by carload. Fears mount of clashes in Pitcairn and Verona where strikers resist influx by force.
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Pennsylvania
Pitcairn
Verona
Trust Companies Dinner Draws Leading US Firms in New York
Nearly 600 trust company leaders from across the United States will attend a dinner in New York tonight hosted by the Trust Company Section of the American Bankers Association. Delegates travel from Honolulu to San Francisco, with Governor Dix delivering the welcome. Nelson W. Aldrich, chairman of the Mendels monetary commission, and F. C. Watts, president of the American Bankers Association, are among the speakers.
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Trust Company
American Bankers’ Association
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San Francisco
Dix
Puller
Milwaukee
Nelson W. Aldrich
Mitendal Monetary Commission
Am F. C. Watts
Ane
Provenen
Mity Music Pestival Opens In Seattle Tonight
Mity SA grower Maynosh festival opens in Seattle with choruses from local schools. The Symphons oreleste will perform and fund a series of concerts at the city venue, featuring a program from the high and Mierotealiate schoale.
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Mity SA Grower
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