Expenditures 1908 Campaign Urged for Review
Washington June Congressman Culbertson introduced a resolution in the House calling for an investigation of all expenditures by both parties in the 1908 Taft election campaign. Frank Hitchcock, as Republican campaign manager, will present ledgers if the measure passes, as rumors of donations surface and a full audit is expected.
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Nugget Special Service
Washington
Culbert Day
House of Representatives
Taft
Frank Hitchcock
House
Senate delays wool tariff bill amid June urgency
The Senate received the House wool tariff bill and sent it to the Finance Committee with instructions to hold until July 1. Congress hopes to adjourn by July 20, and aides expect the Senate to offer amendments in the session's final days.
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Senate
House Takes a Fall Out of Senate Bill
The House of Representatives knocked out the Bristolment amendment to the Senate bill and sent it back with changes. The Bristow amendment, aimed at vesting election power for the States Senate in Congress and the national body, was defeated by a large majority. It is expected the Senate will agree to kill the amendment, as the Senate had passed it by one vote. The House and Senate plan to pass the bill for electing senators so it can be signed in the extra session unless an unforeseen hitch arises. Mme Thiry reopens a millinery parlor at No 15 Steadman Avenue displaying the latest hats and trimmings for a short time. Also advertised are Blue Ribbon, Olympia, Rainier beer from Seward Co and 100 Rosita cigars for $4.50 from Jose Lovera Co in Tampa, Fla.
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Nugget Special Service
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Bristow
Congress
House
Mme. Thiry
Steadman Avenue
Government Expenditures Draw Wilson Post Critique
Washington press notes last congress approved funds totaling over one billion dollars for government operations. The Washington Post argues high costs burden common people, aiding a few while many grow poorer, and urges reduced spending and reform.
Revolt Ends In Lower Mexico After Surrenders
In Tiajuana June 25 Mosby headed revolting forces surrender the remaining fighters ending the Mexican conflict. Calm returns on the border as ships and piers resume activity while reports from San Chete and Southern California describe declining crowds and a quiet scene.
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Mexico
Tiajuana
Mosby
San Chete
California
Sailings and notices for June in Nugget region
A brief notice invites members of the household of faith in the vicinity to meet a brother soon. Address Reeran care Nugget. Schooner Duxbury sails for Golovin and way points on Friday June 23. For rates and information inquire of U. S. Mercantile Co.
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Duxbury
Golovin
U. S. Mercantile Co
Praying for Rain in Kansas Readies Churches across Cities
June 22 Kansas City reports a united plea by parishioners to hold prayer meetings for rain as prolonged dry weather threatens crops. The drought endangers harvests with mentions of deaths and sickness in several towns. Dr. Cora B. Eble announces a July relocation of his medical office to the Board of Trade building, with new contact details.
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Ansas
Board of Trade
Cora
Eble
Trial of the United States dreadnought Utah begins
The Utah, the largest battleship and first American dreadnought built, is set for its official government trial along the coast. Builders report tuning and testing to meet contract speed and fuel goals as thousands watch the ceremony. W W Johnson at the Golden Gate Hotel handles inquiries. Subscribe for The Daily Nigerian at $2.00 per month.
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Nugget Special Service
Camden
Utah
Broker Beaten and Robbed of 15000 Dollars in Los Angeles
A broker was attacked near a city restaurant last night after midnight, robbed of about 15000 dollars in bills, and left injured. Police and detectives are pursuing suspects as a manhunt active near Lat. area. the victim is hospitalized in critical condition.
Coronation of King George in England Detailed Pageantry
A fragmented account describes a coronation procession with royal garments, archbishop officiation, and ornate carriages. It notes Hanoverian horses, crowds along streets, colonial troops, and public celebration signaling the new reign with ceremonial signals and prayers.
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Cleoime
Mary
Beagh
West Iinister
Santerbury
Lesnyoe
George
Erin
Mabini
Frogiened
Roel
Outlaw Surrenders After Weeks on the Hills
Corvallis reports outlaw Hall, exhausted and starved, surrendered to the sheriff after several weeks on the hills near Missoula. Hunger and a deteriorating condition drove the man to yield, amid rumors of contracts and rewards tied to regional authorities.
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Nugget
Corvallis
Hall
Missoula
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Rainier
Seward Com
Rosita
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Tampa
Florby
Jose Lovera Co
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Washington, D.C
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Washington Post
Post
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Tiaiuana
Eral Mos
Ops
Lifornia
Tern
Americas
Irica
Fisher Flouring Mills
Nome
Snake River Grocery
Kansas
W. Johnson
Golden Gate Hotel
Los Angeles
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Petion
Bern
Anne
Coronation
Anthony
The
Architectop of
Canterbury
Irene Chimeister
Athena
Ghege
Mies Strait
Tay
Jere
George Ea
Wickersham
Kate Wickersham
Alaska
Port
Davis
Veruin
Senor
Aeuk
the Crescent
Royal Fruit Co
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