Roosevelt Visits Las Vegas Rough Riders Reunion
Thousands gather in Las Vegas for the first annual reunion of the Society of Rough Riders. Roosevelt arrives by private train, greeted by 8000 people. He camps with his unit at Camp Cochran, receives ovations at Wagon Mound and Raton, and praises New Mexico Rough Riders before a regimental review.
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Bilver
Las Vegas
N. Mo
Society of Hough Riders
Rough Riders
Otero
Govenor Murphy
Arizona
Coloradola
Adama
Chihuhua
Mexico
San Juan
Hinekwrdl
Trinidad
Cal
Committee of Rough Riders
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Castaneta
Colanel Roosevelt
Wagon Mound
Mare
Tans
Raton
Paul Morton
Santa Fe
Morton
F. H. Kohinaat
Chicago Times- Herald
Day
Pers Guson
Gendrich
Wil
Cochown
Tinton
Rooaevelt
Newark at Valparaiso voyage update in 1900s news
United States cruiser Newark under Captain F Goodrich has reached Valparaiso after leaving Montevideo May 10. The ship almost exhausted coal supplies, Chilean gunboat Pisaga supplied 206 tons to Port Lane to push the voyage toward Valparaiso, with reports of storms near Magellan straits and possible Samoa contacts.
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Santiago DE Chili
United States
Newark
F Goodrich
Valparaiso
Montevideo
Samoa
Port Lowe
Guaneck Island
Patagonia
Straits of Magellan
Pisaga
Port Lane
German Foreign Office questions Samoa news accuracy
The German Foreign Office questions Samoa news, says abolition of the kingship is acceptable and never supported by Germany. It questions Chief Justice Chambers competence, doubts the commission’s decision, and suggests retirement for him. The return of former British Consul Maxey at Apia pleases Germans, who are angrier at British than American officials.
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Herlin
Foreign Office
Samoa
Germany
Chambers
Inter Oceanic Canal Commission Forming Key Committees
Admiral Walker of the Inter-Oceanic Canal Commission has created multiple committees to study the Nicaragua and Panama routes and other options. Members include Noble Burr Morrison Ernest and Johnson with ex officio Walker. The full group reconvenes July 6 to plan the canal project and then travels to inspect routes and terms.
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Bilver
Washington
Admiral Walker
Inter-Oceanic Canal Commission
Nicaraga
Noble
Burr
Colonel Hains
Panama
Mr Morrison
Colonel Ernest
Mr. Morrison
Mr Noble
Poot Johnson
Haupt
Pasco
Ernest
Johnson
Admeiral Walker
Traveling Men Elect Officers at Columbus Session
The Traveling Men's annual session of Travelers of America in Columbus Ohio elected officers for the coming year. Charles W Rice and others were named to top posts while proposed constitutional amendments were defeated. The order's state and finances were reported good and the convention will meet again in June in Columbus.
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Columbus
Supreme Council ‘Travelers of America
Charles W. Rice
Paul
W. L. Day
Concordia
Kas
Clinton K. Hobbs
Everett
Miss
Chan B Pligg
Coumbus
Fenimore
Artillery Needed Amid Strike Talks in Cleveland
Cleveland city council and Big Consolidated Street Railway Company clash over a strike settlement. Directors back the companys firm proposition, delaying peace. Riots feared. Mayor Farley lining up troops. Also report on Coroner France denial, Brennan death, and U S transport Cleveland arrival from Manila.
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Cleveland
Big Consolidated Street Railway Company
Big
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Farley
Raoldiers
Chamberlain's New Move in Jamaica Ottawa Talks
The Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain orders Jamaica's governor to send reciprocity delegations from Washington to Ottawa to confer with Canadian authorities on Jamaica’s future relations with Canada. The motive remains unclear but speculation cites concerns about American talks and a push toward a Canadian annexation.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Joseph Chamberlain
Augustus W. L. Heaming
Washington
Ottawa
Canada
Train Robbers Not Captured After Long Chase
A Casper to Bee report says officers under Marshall Haddell have ended the pursuit of Union Pacific train robbers after three weeks. The trail last ran west of Thermopole in the Big Horn Basin. robbers may be in Owl Creek and Wind River ranges. A still-hunt by locals familiar with the terrain is deemed necessary.
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Omaha
Bee
Casper
Wyo
oMcers
Marshall Haddell
Union Pacific
Thermopole
Big Horn
Owl Creek
Wind River
Homeopathists Conclude Fifth Annual Institute Meeting
The fifth annual meeting of the Institute of Homeopathy adjourned with high praise for attendance and sectional meetings. Eighteen applicants were elected to membership, and a new committee urged federal action to standardize medical practice laws. A key reform proposal targeted army navy and marine hospital services, with Dr. Roberts of Chicago delivering a related address before adjournment. Port Arthur dredging plan cited with funding approval by Russia’s Marine Minister Tyrtofhans.
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Atlantic City
N. 1
Institute of Homeopathy
Suc
Board of Censors
Inter-State Committee
Institute
Bela
Homeopathy Mediaal Society
District of Columbia
Army
Navy
Marine Hospital Service
Thomas B Roberts
Chicago
Sheldon Leavitt
Alonzo Boothby
Hast
J. M. See
Rochester
Regulations Planned to Curb Reservoir Land Abuse
Washington June 24 new Interior Department rules will tighten control over reservoir site locations on public land. The changes target monopolizing locations and ensure priority goes to those breeding grazing and handling stock and necessities of applicants. Unauthorized fencing or nonstock uses will cancel rights immediately. The reforms aim to provide water for legitimate stock users and curb widespread abuses.
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Washington
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Kansas
Nebraska
President at His Base In June Field Tour
President McKinley and party stayed at the Plunket estate to enjoy warm weather. They traveled to Grey Lock Mountain and Bellows Wise for scenic views. Abner McKinley received a call to York and will depart tomorrow. At 2 p.m. the President visited G A R veterans in the memorial building.
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Adams
Masa
McKinley
Plunket
Plunkett
Grey Lock Mountain
Bellows Wise
Abner McKinley
York
G. A. R. Men
Memorial Building
Dreyfus Arrival Reported From Rennes Prison
A Rennes dispatch says Dreyfus arrived at a military prison this morning in a special train. Four passengers were taken in a closed carriage guarded by six gendarmes, with authorities offering no details and railway secrecy enforced.
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Pais
la Patrie
Brest
Sfax
Dreyfue
Madeira
Paris
Isn
France
London
Evening News
Rennes
Dreyfus
Unskilled Men Seek Higher Pay in Chicago Stockyards
The Sliver Site leased wire reports a widening strike among unskilled laborers at the Libby McNeill Libby canning works in Chicago. Forty workers walked out. pay is $2.50 with a 25 cent raise demanded per ton. A beating occurred as a replacement attempt failed, and Armour, Libby, McNeill Libby announced plans to meet the 25 cent rate on July 1, with other packers expected to follow.
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Chicago
Libby
McNeil
Armour's
Eval Davis
Porto Rio
Porto Rivo
Treasury
United States Provisional Court
San Juan Porto Rico to Celebrate Fourth of July
Citizens of San Juan plan an elaborate Fourth of July celebration with speeches by prominent locals and a grand fireworks display. A 25 member committee asked Acting Secretary Meiklejohn to waive tariffs on fireworks and arrange transport. the request was granted by cable.
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Washington
Citzens
San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
Meiklejohn
Cable
W E Sharon Ill After Severe Facial Injury
W E Sharon, formerly a Nevada dentist, is seriously ill in San Francisco after a facial injury from a neglected blow. Doctors say his condition is serious but not yet fatal, and he remains under close medical care.
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San Francisco
EB. Sharon
Nevada
Belty
la Serional
General Roget to Leave Paris for Belfort Brigade
General Roget to command a brigade of infantry at Belfort after decisions by officials in Paris. He led troops during the unrest after the presidential election, amid efforts to move deputies from barracks to the Elysee Palace. The transfer from Paris to Orleans was announced June 5. Dr Maria Wargensieb named to replace Von Hollenden as German ambassador to the United States during his absence.
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Paris
General Roget
Belfort
Roget
Mm. de Roulede
Marcel Flerbet
Chamber of Deputies
Elyetee Palace
Lonbet
Orleans
Siiver
Berlin
Gerazote
Maria Wargensieb
Luxemburg
von Hollenden
United States
Wash
Kentucky Democrats Converge After Bitter Convention Debates
In Louisville on June 4 the Kentucky Democratic convention ended days of dissension with a credentials contest resolved in favor of Stone or Goebel in most counties. The roll call produced a tight vote, Stone leading Hardin and Goebel, as leaders urged unity for Bryan. Hardin managers signaled Goebel gains. a temporary truce and continued organization were adopted.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Hardin
Nicholas County
Berry
Sixth
Judge Tarvin
Covington
Campbell
Kenton
Goebel
Tarvin
Bryan
Silver
Wat Hardin
Judge Redwine
Committee On Resolutions
John Shea
Blackburn
John & Shea
W. J. Stone
C. K. Wheeler
Wm. Goobel
Hargis
C. J. Bronston
Washington County
Hart
Davis
Stone
Washington Governor Action Stirs Markets in June Report
A brief dispatch from Washington dated June 28 reports government action affecting American money and markets. Details are limited in the fragment, but the note signals evolving policy and financial activity influencing national economics.
Masters of the Game of Chess in London Round Report
In London the nineteenth round of the International Masters tournament opened at noon with the Berger system pairing Mason against Tinsley, Blackburne vs Bint, Lasker vs Cohn, Steinitz vs Showalter, Marbley vs Pillsbury, Tchigorin vs Ler, Schlechter and Janowski with byes. After adjournment at 4:30 PM Mason defeated Tinsley and Blackburne beat Bint, Lasker and Cohn drew, others adjourned in even positions while Lee held a superior position in his game.
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London
Folio Mason
Tinsley
Blackburne
Bint
Lasker
Columbia on the Mud in Bristol Bay
In Bristol June 24 the American flagship Columbia became stuck in mud while being warped from the wharf to an anchorage. A salvage attempt failed as the tide fell, forcing postponement until high water. Crews set supports and began interior work to free the vessel.
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Silver State
Bristol
Cvelumbia
America
Cloudburst in Pine Ridge district devastates Nebraska crops
A Chadron Nebraska report describes a tremendous cloudburst in the Pine Ridge area extending miles, flooding lowlands, sweeping fences, hay, stables, and livestock away. Twenty two bridges washed out, highways impassable, one fire reported, and a child drowned in the floods.
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Kansar City
The
Star
Chadron
Nebraska
Pine Ridge
Wallus
Fire wipes out town in Delaware incident
Laurel Delaware June 24 A disastrous fire swept through a billiard room near the Laurel House destroying seventy eight buildings including two hotels the bank post office two drug stores and many businesses and homes. The Cannan House staff member is missing. Loss estimated over 200000 with only 20000 insured.
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Laurel
Del
Laural House
Bank
Ens
Te Lanes
Eyre
Cannan House
Edward Hughes Memorial Statue Unveiled at Rugby
By The Silver Stare's Leased Wire. London June 24 Archbishop of Canterbury and Rev Frederic Temple unveiled at Rugby a statue to memory of the late Thomas Hughes QC author of Tom Brown's School Days and founder of Rugby settlement.
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Lodon
Canterbury
Frederic Temple
D. J
Rugby School
Rugby
Thomas Hughes
Q. C
Tom Brown
Toms Brown
Oxford
Tean
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