Hearing on Gallinger Civil Service charges continues
Concord July 2 The hearing on charges of Civil Service law violations by Senator Gallinger was continued with two witnesses Postmaster Henry Robinson of Concord and A Spaulding of Nashua. The session featured disputes over campaign circulars pledging assessments, a hostile exchange between Gallinger and Chandler, and a court martial date pending.
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Charles A. Buse
Ex Sien
Henry Robinson
A. Spaulding
Nashua
Gailinger
New York
Rye
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Tye Tt
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Thia
Robinson
Chandler
Treasueer Thayer
State Committee
Lennon Gallinger
Chandller
Brewner
Dreyfus Case Denial of Cruelty Charged
Paris July 1 M Lebon former Minister of Colonies replies to charges by Loula Havet. He says justice of the Dreyfus verdict was not questioned and details a double locked hut sentry pillar palisade for safety. He denies tampering with Dreyfus correspondence. Rennes July 12 Demange counsel for Dreyfus active.
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M. Lebon
Loula Havet
French Institute
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Rennes
Dreyfus
Miniater
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Talisade
T Tk
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Marcel Habert
Ministry of the Interior
BARS OF GOLD FROM ALASKA
Seattle dispatch reports the Humboldt arriving from Alaska with 150 passengers and Dawson gold. Purser Charles Carroll states nearly 80000 dollars were in the box, with distributed sums to Daulby Weight Folsom Wright Peterson Gilbert Vidi Prosser and others, plus 4700 dollars in gold bullion from Juneau.
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Wash
Alaska
Daw
Klondike
Charles Carroll
M. Daulby
W. J. Folsom
ML Wright
J. SN. Peterson
G. M. Gilbert
FH. Vidi
H. R. Prosser
Dawson
Parener Carroll
Juneau
Republican State Convention Opens in Lexington
Delegates convene after two days of skirmishing as Attorney General Taylor supporters hold the tempo rary organization. C M Barnett and Vincent Boreing take the chair. Debate ensues over reading resolutions with protest from Black delegates. The convention proceeds toward nominating a Republican ticket for governor and electoral votes for McKinley.
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Taylor
C. M. Barnett
Vincent Boreing
Boreing
Mea Kinley
Committee On Rules and Order of
International College Games Preview From London
London July 12 President Hunter of Cambridge speaks on international college athletics proposing a Cambridge Oxford challenge with Yale and Harvard. Negotiations promise smooth talks and mutual concessions. Americans expected to win sprints while Cambridge fancies long events. Notables include Thomas Burke Adams Roche and Adair in various events.
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Hunter
Cambridge University Athletic
Sherill
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
eKlom
Thomas
Burke
Adams
Roche
Adair
Belgium eases import limits on American beetle and beef
Acting Agriculture Secretary Mary Fitzhugh and the president discussed Belgium removing import restrictions on American beetle and beef. Germany reportedly issued a decree unfavorably affecting Belgian beef, barring reshipment of U S products, though State Department had no confirmation.
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Mary Fittgham
Agricultural Department
Agricultural
State Departments
Belgium
Germany
Pon
Hay
State Department
Teachers in Session at Angeles Begin Work
Teachers in session at Angeles have begun formal work on a planned program. The meeting focuses on curriculum updates and classroom improvements, with educators from local schools discussing next steps and timelines.
Fevered Efforts in Guatemala and Santiago
Dispatches report Guatemala facing financial strain as England and Germany push naval show of force over bonds. In Cuba General Wood orders strict quarantine in Santiago, closing hotels and barring liquor to Americans while troops relocate to Camp Morro and five days detention for travelers.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Leonard Wood
Santiago
Carr
Mendosa and Nunez
Ongo
Cristo
Camp Morro
Wood
Rosser Back From Cuba Returns to Virginia Home
Brigadier General Rosser, back from Cuba, called at the White House and will go to his home in Virginia. He cited smooth overall Cuban progress but noted tariff reform complaints due to military men lacking training in duties. He said Americans with property on the island oppose reducing the U S flag and fear chaos.
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Washington
Rosser
Cuba
White House
Virginia
Havana
United States
Paris Exposition planslinked landing and steamship line
Command Baker arrives in Washington reporting a newly secured Seine landing directly in front of the American buildings at the Paris Exposition. A line of steamers will carry the American flag from the site to Charenton, about seven miles, with a model American street railway extending to Brussels for water or rail travel from Charenton.
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Washington
Baker
Engineers’ Commission
Paris
Seine
Peck
Charenton
Brussels
In Memory of Duke George From the Silver State
The Hague reports draped hotel and half-masted flags for the late Russian heir apparent as delegates observe a mark of respect. In Salt Lake, Mant townspeople report creeks overflowing, flooding much of the town with no loss of life but several near misses.
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Hague
the Caarowicz
Salt Lake
Mant
Utah
Diplomatic Telegrams From King Oscar on Reapproachment
King Oscar of Sweden expresses joy over the first rapprochement between France and Germany via the Iphigenie training ship visit to Bergen. He notes the step toward cultural reconciliation could secure world peace, sending congratulations through Sweden and Norway’s Paris legation to President Loubet.
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Oscar
William
Bergen
Norway
Loubet
Europe
United
The Trial at Wallace
Wallace Idaho July 12 The defense pressed to obtain coroner verdict evidence but failed Bureh testified under cross examination as defense sought continuance amid affidavits alleging coercion by Simpkins Burke denied the allegations
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Idaho
Bureh
Simpkins
Burch
Burke
Pension Committee Finds No Abuses In G A R Inquiry
The Silver State wire report from Washington states the Pension Committee of the G A R concluded its inquiry into pension measures. No substantial foundation for abuse was found and recommendations likely target changes in the law rather than bureau practices. The panel, with Commissioner Evans, met Secretary Hitchcock as pensions were discussed and plans to report at the annual encampment in Pittsburgh, likely tomorrow.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Hill
Santos
Pension Committee
Evans
Hitchcock
Pritebure
Horatio Hall's Narrow Escape From Shore
The steamer Horatio Hall from New York to Portland ran ashore in Vineyard Sound last night but was floated by the rising tide and resumed its eastward voyage. It carried over 300 passengers and about sixty crew, and is described as a fine vessel with modern passenger comforts. The ship is connected to the John Englis, later named Relief, which served as a hospital ship in the war and now operates near the Philippines and San Francisco.
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Silver State
Horatio Hall
New York
Portland
Vineyard Sound
John Englis
Relief
Philippines
San Francisco
Train Robbers Use Dynamite in Southwestern Hold-Up
Four men robbed a southbound Colorado and Southern passenger train five miles south of Folsom New Mexico at 10 30 last night. Dynamite blasted the express car and robbers fled on horses after looting the car. Officials say little was secured, and a large express safe total is reported. A court session was set for this afternoon to address unsecured liabilities totaling 388720 and secured claims of 69460.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado & Southern Railway
Folsom
N. M
Webb
Wells, Fargo Express
Glover
Mining labor inquiry to hear Smelting leaders
The National Industrial Commission sub committee in Denver will summon James Grant of American Smelting and Refining Co and Smeltermen's Union officers to testify about capital labor relations in western smelters closed by the eight hour law. Sessions planned in Denver Salt Lake City and Wardner Idaho. Only Bell Ratchford and Kennedy attended the morning session. Executive meeting adjourned at noon.
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James
Grant
American Smelting and Refining Company
National Industrial Commission
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Salt Lake City
Wardner
Idaho
John © .Bell
M. D. Ratchford
John L. Kennedy
Plaintiff Drops Case Over Copper King Mining Claim
The case J. B. Paul et al v. J. A. Blossom et al over the Annaconda Copper King and Copper Queen mining claims at Battle Mountain Nevada was tried yesterday. J. H. Tracy testified, relocation notice was identified, objections were sustained, and plaintiffs dismissed the action without prejudice with costs against plaintiffs.
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Battle Mountain
Ney
J. B. Paul
J. A. Blossom
Annaconda
Old Battle Mountain
Lander County
Oregon Troops Nearing Home in Pacific Theater News
The Silver State leashed wire reports U S transports Newport and Ohio sighted off Point Reyes carrying returning Oregon Volunteers. Other items include Southern California Railway restraining ticket scalpers, a teacher in Downey in a self inflected death, a Guatemala debt extension, a fatal excursion train accident in Chicago, and assorted war era notices from Paris to Topeka and Santa Fe.
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United States
Newport
Ohio
Oregon Volunteers
Point Reyes
Los Angeles
Southern California Railway Company
W. G. Nevin
Whay
National Educational Association
Shaw
J. H B. Brow
Downey
California
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