Secret anti Parker coalition sparks political storm in St Louis
A conference at Hearst headquarters unites anti Parker leaders from Tammany and several states to block Parker's nomination. Four member committee says Parker cannot be nominated, with coalition claiming over one third of convention votes not to support him.
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Hearst
Tammany
Parker
Cleveland
Bryan
Charley Murphy
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Murphy
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New York Jurist
Illinois
Bryan's Opinion On Parker Nomination And Antitrust Plank
Wm J Bryan states at 9 AM the Parker list additions are not enough to secure nomination and expects a strong anti trust plank. He remains unyielding as anti Parker forces pursue momentum, with Senator Jones of Arkansas seeking Bryan for a pivotal conference.
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Gray
Bryan-Hearst
Antis
Combine
Parker
Antia
Gotharm
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Jones
Arkansas
Fire Menace at St Louis World’s Fair
A blaze broke out at 2 o'clock this morning in the kitchen of the Jerusalem cafe on the fair grounds. Fire Chief Swingley directed all available apparatus, confining the flames to the cafe despite strong winds. Loss estimated at $13,000. Waldie Chacaty, 23, a Syrian, was severely injured.
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Jerusalem
Waldie Chacaty
Czar Sets Finland Under Special Government Terms
In St Petersburg a czarist rescript to Prince Obolenski, new Finland governor, declares Finland now has a special government and special international laws. The czar absolves the Finnish nation of guilt in Bobrikoff's murder and urges sobriety while warning against brutality. Obolen ski urged to strengthen Finnish belief in Russia’s destiny.
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ST. Petersburg
Obolenaki
Finland
Caar
Bobrikoff
Obolenski
Russia
Gold Found as Rosebud Reservation Opens
An Alaska miner found gold in black loam from wells as the Rosebud reservation opens. Three hundred five vehicles left with material and people for the new town. First day registration drew 4,000 non residents. 900 were in line by 9 o'clock. At Yankton the line stayed under 600 as trains bring homeseekers home.
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Bonestell
Bt. Elmo
Rosebud
Alaska
Wells
Yankton
Peabody answers Peabody in St Louis war case
Gen Peabody Gen Hell Capt Wells of Colorado answered a habeas corpus writ by Judge Thayer seeking President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners. Peabody justified action stating a state of rebellion existed and martial law and troops were needed to suppress it.
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ST. Louis
Peabody
Hell
Wells
Colorado
Shooting at Athol Ends in Mortally Wounding Man
Shot Athol report says T. Mc Nabb was wounded in the chest by four men led by Harria after a quarrel over a Mrs. Wear. Harrie fled into the woods with 100 rounds of ammunition. McNabb remained alive.
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Athol
Idaho
T. McNabb
Harria
Wear
Harris
Harrie
McNabb
Madison Park License Question Likely To Pass Unrevived
No special business is scheduled for the council meeting tonight and the Madison park license issue is not expected to be acted on. Councilman Zbinden, a license committee member, said the committee has not spent time on the question and it appears the matter will pass with little further consideration.
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Madison Park
Zbinden
Spokane Sails on Third Excursion to Alaska
The steamer ship Bpckane sailed on her third excursion trip to southeastern Alaska in the morning with a large list of passengers and freight. Steamer Portland due to arrive from Nome today. BE. J. Coyle Western passenger agent of Canadian Pacific based in Vancouver is in the city on business.
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Cabuer
Puyaltlope
Proton
Utah
Salt Lake
Great Monta J Mo
Wichita
Kan
Seater
Blaine
Wash
Spokane
Muskegon, Mich
Louieville
Bpckane
Alaska
Portland
Nome
BE. J. Coyle
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Troop Camps Form at American Lake July Muster Schedule
The Tenth regular infantry under Col Noble moved into camp at American Lake. Units from Idaho Oregon and Washington National Guards begin musters for July 7 with maneuvers through July 19. Guards break camp July 20 and regulars remain until July 21. encampment closes around July 21 with cleanup crews to finish.
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Noble
Bie
American Lake
Neiuecat Infantry
Btellacoom
Second
Washington Infantry
Idaho
Oregon
Oregon National Guard
Idaho Regiment
Washington National Guards
Tohae
Quartermaster Grant
Preacher Nelson Sentenced to Five Years in Penitentiary
P. H. Nelson, street preacher, convicted of adultery, received a maximum five year sentence from Super Judge Hatch. He protested innocence as the court declared the evidence overwhelming. Nelson admitted living in open adultery with Mrs. Pauline Schmidt but claimed a divine mandate. Meanwhile, Roman Catholic leaders and laity gathered for the thirteenth annual session of the Catholic Summer School of America, opening formally as plans run to September.
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P. H. Nelson
Hatch
Nelson
Pauline Schmidt
America
Mt Wrangel Erupts In Violent Thunder From Crater
News from Valdez details a June 11 eruption at Mt Wrangel, once thought extinct. For about 12 hours the crater belched smoke and fire while ash covered a six mile stretch to the north. Early June 12 the flames died but smoke and ash persisted.
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Valdez
Mt Wrangel
al Johnson
Angus Mackintosh Dies in San Francisco Pioneer Banker Dead
Angus Mackintosh a Seattle pioneer and prominent businessman died suddenly in San Francisco from heart failure due to rheumatism. He helped found early Seattle institutions and banks, and his son Kenneth Mackintosh is a candidate for prosecuting attorney on the Republican ticket. He leaves wife Elizabeth and daughter Gertrude.
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Angus Mackintosh
Seattle
San Francisco
Mr. Mackintosh
California
Kenneth Mackintosh
Mackintosh
Merchants National Bank
Death of Mr Mackintosh and Fire at Graystone Apartment
Mrs Annie M Brown of West Beattle is a sister and several nieces and nephews live in this city. Mr Mackintosh left about 106000 life insurance. Body likely to be cremated and ashes buried here. Fire at Graystone apartment house corner Minor avenue and Marion street started in basement. Firemen saved the building. loss by water and flames about 1500.
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Annie M. Brown
West Beeattle
Graystone
Minor Avenue
Marion Street
Broadway
Terry Street
Seventh Avenue
Columbia Street
Navy yard calls for sixty workers amid fleet repairs
Across the day multiple reports detail staffing actions and incidents. At Bremerton the navy yard employment office issued a call for 60 men as part of a planned 600 more workers for emergency Pacific fleet repairs. In Denver Charles H. Moyer faces bond on a ten thousand dollar surety. Idaho sees a warrant for A Roberts over an assault on his cousin Ruby Lathrop, who gave birth last year. Washington reports include a fatal runaway near Hessel, a bear shot in Kettle Falls, a lightning death near Sprague, and a street accident in Wallace injuring bystanders. Ballard prepares to launch the Major Eben Thomas steamer for the quartermasters.
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Navy Yard Employment Office
Barclay
Kendrick
Idaho, i
A Roberts
Weehhene
Ruby Lathrop
Northwest
Roberts
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