Roosevelt Taft clash hints at New York encounter
The article reports possible direct contact between former President Roosevelt and President Taft amid ongoing public exchanges. It notes a friend’s White House visit and an announced trip for Roosevelt to St Thomas College at Villanova on June 18, the day Roosevelt is to be welcomed in New York.
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Woman of wealth contemplates retirement from active business
The district, a ten dollar a week collector with a large family to support, has long been a potent factor in finance. Now she has practically retired from active business due to age. It is unclear whether her son BE. H.R. Green will travel from Texas to assist in managing her seventy or eighty millions.
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Thief Robs Train Passengers In Galesburg Fetches Garments
A Burlington train pulled into Galesburg this morning with passengers crying Porter Porter as a thief, likely from Beardstown, boarded the coach and stole several pairs of trousers. The theft happened quickly and the thief vanished before investigation.
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Galesburg
Beardstown
Liberal new rules at city library
Liberal new rules went into effect at the Seattle public library yesterday. The limit on the number of books that may be taken out was removed, the time limit extended from two weeks to four, and fines reduced from 4 cents to 3 percent. The charge for nonresidents was lowered from $2 a year to $1. Books now out must be returned as originally agreed.
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Towns go wet counties day Spokane June 2 vote
In Spokane county the dry area outside incorporated cities carried by 1200 to 400. Cheney had already voted dry. Adams county held local option with Lind and Riteville voting wet while Nitaville favored licensed saloons 14 to 1.
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Near riots in a Portland strike
Portland, Ore. June 2. The transfer business in the city was badly crippled as 400 team drivers demanded $4 a day. Several near riots occurred on Front Street when nonunion drivers’ wagons were removed. A union leader pledged to win the strike by business methods, aiming to hinder normal commerce while the dispute lasts.
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Think Man Fell Over High Cliff at Barry Washington
HM Hammond formerly of Seattle disappears after a horseback ride at Barry Washington. Dr Lee Baker brother in law to the missing man believes the horse and rider toppled a 100 foot bank into the Columbia River and were drowned with no trace found yet.
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Seattle
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Sarah Hammond
16Th Av
Barry, Wash
Lee Baker
Barry
Columbia River
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