Roosevelt and Fairbanks Nominated by Republicans
Chicago June 21 The Republicans nominate Theodore Roosevelt to succeed himself as president and Charles W Fairbanks of Indiana for vice president. The convention adjourns after a day of oratorical display as delegates disperse to spread the party fever nationwide.
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Beripps
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fair
Indiana
Republican Organization
Roose
Cannon
Alabama
New York
Frank S Black
Empire State
President Roosevelt Sees Nomination News At Luncheon
At the White House veranda luncheon, President Roosevelt learned of his nomination via a Scripps News bulletin delivered by Secretary Loeb. He remained calm, finishing lunch and later greeted reporters before receiving first official replications from Assistant Secretary Loomis.
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Warren Ati
Roosevelt
White House
Loeb
Scripps News
Loomis
Robbers Fail to Hold Up Overland Express Near Portland
Northern Pacific officials, acting on a secret tip, held the Overland express at 1 a.m. between Gable and Portland with armed officers aboard. The attempted robbery collapsed after a warning from unknown confederates at the Portland station, prompting belief of inside help.
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Portland
Ore
Northern Pacific
Overland Express
Gable
Seeks Release From Jail in Assault With Intent Case
B Ruffato of Black Diamond filed a writ habeas corpus this morning challenging his detention on the charge of assault with intent to murder in the county jail. He sues for release pending trial.
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B. Ruffato
Black Diamond
Imprisonment Challenge Over Defective Justice Court Commitment
A defendant argues his imprisonment lacks due process due to a defective commitment order from the justice court. The dispute centers on authority and validity of the detention document.
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Justice Court
Steamer Reliance Crashes Into Coleman Dock
The steamer Reliance owned by Capt. J. C. Move crashed into the Coleman dock at 9:30 am as it entered from Paulsbo. The bow railing was torn away and damage estimated at $250. An investigation by local marine inspectors is planned later this week.
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Reliance
J. C. Move
Coleman Dock
Paulsbo
Mee
Manette
Alki Point
Capt. Moe
Moe
Hie
Slocum Disaster Death Toll Rises as Bodies Found
New York report states most Slocum victims have been recovered with 483 bodies found 570 identified by 9 o clock this morning. A hundred policemen began a canvass of the stricken district to refine counts of the missing. Twelve funerals scheduled for today.
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New York
Strenuous Teddy 1 Epigrams on Duty and Leadership
Theodore Roosevelt's epigrams urge weariness over rust, warn against lax law, and praise steady common sense over brilliance. The piece notes the monograph "Strenuous Epigrams of Theodore Roosevelt" published by H. M. Caldwell Co. in New York and Boston.
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Theodore Roosevelt
H. M. Caldwell Co
New York
Boston
Japanese Fail To Break Russian Advance In Far East News
Reports from multiple stations detail Russian forces under Count Hejler defeating a Japanese right flank near Feng Huang Cheng. Tokyo confirms joint advances by generals Noda and Oku near Kai Ping. Marquia Oyama is named to supreme command. Japanese and Russian positions exchange reports as June progresses.
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ST. Petersburg
Hejler
Lior Yang
Kuropathin
Steel Bridges 70 Span Tracks
Plans for two steel overhead bridges to span the block between Third and Fourth avenues on Main and Jackson streets are completed. The project costs about $55,000 with Jackson street bridge 85 feet wide and 115 feet long, the other 126 feet long and slightly narrower. Both include two 12 foot walks and a roadway for street car tracks, tied to re arrangements of Main and Jackson streets leading to the new depot.
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Third
Fourth Avenues
Main
Jackson Streets
Jackson Street
Hoth
Jackson Astreeta
Tragedy in Butter Valley: Indian Family Child Deaths
A tepee family in Butter Valley faced a fatal incident as a four year old boy was found dead, reportedly stoned by two older siblings aged three and four. The father, Indian Jack, described as hardened, faces the aftermath of a violent family tragedy with the remaining children involved or implicated.
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Wagle Valley
Jack
May Aid Perry Relief Fund Seeks Japanese Aid
The Chamber of Commerce formed a committee to raise funds for destitute families in Japan in honor of Commodore Perry. A donation from Andrewe George via agents in Yokohama and W. Andrews of Seattle was presented, and the fund aims to aid Japanese soldiers' families amid national reverence for Perry.
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Chamber of Commerce
Japan
Fand
Perry Relief Fund
Commodore Perry
Perry
Andrewe
Arrow Safe After Long Ocean Voyage To San Francisco
The Arrow, a 6 100 Dut registered steamer, reached San Francisco on the morning of arrival, after leaving Seattle Friday. Built in Portland for the Columbia River trade, she was expected to run Beattie to Tacoma in competition with the Flyer, and had a troubled past with several accidents and a reputation as hoodooed before this successful voyage.
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Tocamar
San Francrico
Seattle
San Francisco
Mare Island
Portland
Sound
Beatie
Tacome
Miners Vote to Continue Strike Across Four States
Pueblo Colorado June 24 Dis union of United Mine Workers encompassing Colorado Wyoming Utah and New Mexico voted this afternoon to continue the strike begun last October. Miners with concessions in Northern Colorado and other districts may be called out to create a coal famine.
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Pueblo
Colo
Bon Gabriel Seeks Habeas Corpus Over Jail Hold
Bon Gabriel, bound over to the superior court on a receiving stolen property charge, files a habeas corpus petition claiming unlawful detention in the county jail. He asserts he was bound over to the superior court in Joellee Gordon without probable cause.
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Bon Gabriel
Gabriel
Joellee Gordon
American Improvement Company vows fight for Seattle gas franchise
Robert B. Hunter says the American Improvement Company will press its bid for a city franchise despite Seattle Lighting’s rate cut to one dollar per thousand cubic feet. He cites governing price limits, mortgage debt, and needed upgrades, claiming 23 000 citizens support competition and pledging plant start within a year.
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Robert B. Hunter
American Improvement Company
Seattle Lighting Company
American Improvement
Clite Company
Beattie
Tome
Mii
Seattle
Cuse
Inet
Ths
Ime
New York
Moore Free in Smuggling Case Dismissal
On motion by United States Attorney Frye the charge of smuggling against Clarence L. Moore was dismissed by Judge Hanford. Moore, linked to the Stevens gang, faced weak evidence and was to be tried with co-defendants the next day.
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United States
Frye
Clarence L. Moore
Hanford
Moore
Stevens
Larson
Crey
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