Mondell Attacks Roosevelt on Election Fraud Charges
Wyoming’s Mondell denounces claims of taft fraud in Taft’s campaign launch. He labels Roosevelt and allies as pirates of the party, condemning efforts to undermine Republican state organizations and accusing them of misrepresenting delegate contests in Chicago and the South.
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Chicago
Congress Mendell
Wyoming
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Mondell
Roosevelt
Last Word on Hanford Ends The Star Stands Firm
The Seattle Star declares the Hanford case closed, praising resignation as a stand against further evil and vowing not to reenter debates. It asserts Hanford acted to prevent more investigation, argues his friends cannot whitewash, and signals no further pursuit unless readers demand it.
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Senate OF the United ES
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Seattle
Red Army Breaks Camp and Advances Toward Elma
The Red army under Col. Ken breaks camp at Montesano and moves eight miles to Ford's Prairie near Elma. The new army led by Col. Young camps at Gates City west of Centralia, awaiting the Red army. Advance skirmishers may clash today, with main forces expected by Friday.
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Montesano
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Elma
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Gates City
Centralia
14 Miners Drowned at Frick Coal Mine Near Evans Station
Officials confirm 14 miners drowned in the Frick coal mine near Evans station. Wires to Evans station are down this afternoon, complicating the report and emergency response.
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Uniontown
Baltimore &4Inlo Railroad
Frick
Evans Station
Evans Stoon
Russell Tells Why He Became a Socialist
Charles Edward Russell, after 25 years in journalism, left Evanston Indiana to pursue music and poetry but became a leading muckraker. He recounted his socialist shift after witnessing coal miners starve and tenants freeze, then traced revolts against railroad and trust power through his investigative work with reformers like Lincoln Steffens and Ida Tarbell.
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Savoy Hotel
Iowa
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New York
Everybody’s Magazine
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Harvester Trust
Lincoln Steffens
Ida Tarbell
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After Rosenthal Killing More Murders Feared In NY
New York reports suggest more killings may follow the Rosenthal case as attorney Levy touts a burglary at his home amid threats tied to police-gambler links. DA Whitman discusses an alleged “murder automobile” blind and a paid “murder purse” while Webber’s dictograph case unfolds. Levy suspects the break in targeted him for helping Libby and Shapiro.
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Herman Rosenthal
Levy
Louis Libby
William Shapiro
Rosenthal
Whitman
My United
Dougherty
Webber
J Wermen
Justice Giegerich
Samuel Paul
Shapiro
Libby
Poindexter Opposes Conner for Western Washington U.S. Attorney
Senator Miles Poindexter announced he would oppose the confirmation of Beverly W. Conner of Tacoma as U S attorney for the Western district of Washington to succeed Elmer Todd. Roosevelt leaders urged him to fight, accusing Conner of backing Taft delegates at the Washington state Republican convention.
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Beverly W. Conner
Tacoma
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Western District
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Miles Poindexter
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Taft
Liquor Sale Without License Leads to Fine and Jail
Henry Paulson, operator of a drug store at 14th Avenue and Yester Way, was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 20 days in jail for selling liquor without a license.
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14Th Av
Yester Way
Death of Bishop Henry W. Warren at Denver
Bishop Henry W. Warren of the Methodist Episcopal Church died in Denver today from pneumonia after being retired by the General Conference last May.
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Henry W. Warren
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Progressives Fight Naming of Conner for U S District Attorney
Beverly W. Conner of Tacoma was nominated for the U S district attorney post to succeed Elmer E. Todd based on Senator Jones recommendation. Progressives in Washington vow to oppose Senate confirmation led by Senator Miles Poindexter, arguing federal patronage should not thwart popular elections.
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Tacoma
Taft Steamroller
Aberdeen
United States District Attorney
Elmer E. Todd
Jones
Washington
Conner
Senate
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Gas Turned On By Roommate Leads to Unconscious Bed Found
John Franotovich, occupant at 112144 Jackson, turned off the electric lighting and somehow turned on the gas. He was found unconscious by his roommate, rushed to City Hospital, and this morning was pronounced out of danger.
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Jackson
Orning
Actress Defends Mascagni Amid Elopement Rumors
Miss Bessie Abbott arrived with her dog Fifi and a bathing pavilion on wheels. She defended Signor Mascagni, the composer, saying he is a great man and a warm friend, and that his elopement story may be exaggerated though he likely has reasons for leaving his wife.
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Fifi
Atlantic City
Bessie Abbott
England
Signor Mascagni
London
Mascagni
Miss Abbott
Progressives Rally Against Standpatters At Primary
In Kent a mass meeting of 300 plus farmers, Grangers and workers formed the South End Progressive Republican club to oppose a full state and county third party ticket. The group urged fighting in direct primaries, rejecting third party conventions, with Senator Landon and local leaders among the speakers.
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Duwamish
South End
Thomas D. Page
D. A. Morrison
Page
Daniel Landon
Roosevelt Club
Congress
Willyb. Humphrey
Loren Grinstead
Washington Roosevelt
Chicago
Florentine Schage
Broadway
Gattis
Bowen
David McKenzie
Otto A. Case
C. V. Garrison
Hugo Kelley
Exoneration for Victor Du Bois in Spokane fatal crash
Coroner's jury finds real estate man Victor Du Bois not responsible for the Spokane death of Katie Wawa. The inquest reveals excessive speed before impact but not at the moment of collision. Autopsy shows death from fractured skull, not a broken neck as previously believed.
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Katie Wawa
Victor du Bois
Spokane
Miss Wawa
Crook
Regents decline reappoint Prof J C Herbsman at UW
The University of Washington board of regents yesterday refused to reappoint Prof. J C Herbsman, head of the department of public speaking, effectively removing him from his post. Regents provided varying reasons for the action.
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University of Washington
J. C. Herbsman
Department of Public Speaking
Great Shower Accident on Lake Chelan
A motor boat carrying Mrs. Fred La Grange of this city was rammed by a racing craft on Lake Chelan last night. All occupants escaped unharmed.
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Fred la Grange
Lake Chelan
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