Cortelyou Slated for Second Place on Ticket
Washington reports indicate Cortelyou may be advanced by Roosevelt and Taft forces as their vice presidential candidate. His supporters cite opposition from the Harbanks and the presence of Hughes in New York as factors. Cortelyou plans a Chicago push with Cornelius Bliss and Senator Murray Crane backing his bid amid party maneuvering.
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Massachusetts
Governor Guild Nominated for Vice President at Chicago Convention
Friends of Governor Curtis Guild of Massachusetts announce his name will be presented as a vice presidential candidate at the Chicago convention. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts will leave the chair to present Guild while Charles B. E. Osborne of Sault Ste Marie Michigan will second the nomination.
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Disease Strikes Wyoming Sheep Again in Central Range
The Cheyenne Tribune reports a recurring fatal illness among Wyoming sheep, once linked to grub in the head, reappearing in central Wyoming. Post mortems showed grubs in some carcasses, while government experts questioned the connection, drawing sheepmen’ s concern as state veterinarians and inspectors work with officials to control the outbreak.
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Park Branch Open After Landslide Delay
A special five car train carrying 125 hotel guests bound for Yellowstone Park was stalled in Pocatello due to a landslide in Warm River canyon. It was dispatched north last night after the obstruction was removed. Track walkers guard soft sections above Ashton to prevent danger.
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First Train to the Park Yellowstone Limited Timetable
Time Card No 40 effective at midnight Sunday details the Yellowstone Limited from Salt Lake to Yellowstone with first run tomorrow night leaving Salt Lake at 10 PM arriving Yellowstone at 7 00 AM. Northbound No 15 and southbound No 16 speeds listed. several sidetrack projects await completion by September 1.
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British King and Russian Emperor Meet at Reval
King Edward and Emperor Nicholas held an official meeting in Reval marking the first English royal visit in Russian waters. The British squadron escorted the royal yacht Victoria and Albert into the bay, with luncheon aboard Polar Star hosted by the dowager empress. The cordial greeting followed years without a meeting amid bright summer weather.
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Flood Triggers Mass Evacuation in Topeka North Kansas
About 7000 residents were forced from their homes in North Topeka as Kaw River floodwaters rose. The crest hit 27.5 feet at 3 am with a three inch fall by 9 am, still three feet deep over the town. No deaths reported, but extensive property damage noted.
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Flood outlook for Naw River areas and Kansas City
Weather outlook indicates early abatement of flood conditions along the Naw river in Kansas and nearby areas. The Weather Bureau forecasts the highest flood stage by tomorrow morning in parts of Kansas City Kansas as some neighborhoods remain deserted.
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Mississippi River Flood Watch Lingers Near Danger Level
In St. Louis on June 9 the Mississippi River stood at 30.1 feet, barely rising for three days. The gauge sits one tenth of a foot above danger level as levee owners brace for flood conditions expected from waters already inundating Topeka and Kansas City.
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Rebel Vets in Reunion in Birmingham
In Birmingham 7000 people attended the eighth reunion of Confederate veterans. Major General George H. Harrison opened the session and an address by Major General Stephen D. Lee, long deceased, was to be read.
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Siding work delays and completions in Idaho rail lines
Rail notes list multiple siding segments with towns and interchanges between Pocatello Michaud Bannock American Falls Kinney Coolidge Wapi Disney Shoshone Tuup Doran Glenns Ferry Medbury Sunnyside Orchard Moss Nampa Caldwell Tendavis Notus Parma Kinport Bancroft Pebble. Excessive rains delay Kinport siding completion. Collopy siding finished but in use for main line during government contractor work underneath the main track.
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Compromise Reaches Louisiana Delegation Split at National Convention
The Republican national committee seats both Taft and anti Taft Louisiana delegations with half votes each after long talks. Secretary Patt and President Roosevelt approve. The party in Louisiana to be reorganized under the national committee’s direction to end factional strife between Black and Tan and Lilly White factions.
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Spawn Taken From Bear Lake Trout in Idaho
W N Stephens reports from Bear Lake County that the fish and game department collected about 50 000 eggs during a visit, reaching 70 000 eggs planted at Blaine county hatchery. The harvest includes trout up to 18 pounds, with one fish yielding as many as 5000 eggs, as efforts aim to stock northern lakes under favorable conditions.
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Deep Well Work Back On At Power City
A meeting of the American Falls Realty and Water Works board in Power City planned resuming the deep well at the edge of the new reservoir. Officials reported the bore would be completed and mains filled this week after last week’s debris clog clearance. Attendees included Judge W. Standrod banker L. L. Evans D. L. Evans and Ben Howell.
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Four Generations Dine at Louvre Grill Noon
A unique four generation dinner at the Louvre grill features Mrs. Jane Barnes, her daughter Mrs. Mary Nilsson, granddaughter Mrs. Frederick P Holt, and great granddaughter Eloise Holt. Mrs. Barnes dining with evident appetite shares in the meal.
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Short Line Still Open Amid Floods and Blockades
Northern Pacific remains blocked by washouts and downed wires northward while the Oregon Short Line operates trains from Butte. Extra NP trains run east and west via the Short Line to Moratello and Pendleton, with two daily passenger runs and freights moving to support NP until the blockade ends. Great Northern also faces washouts across the Boulder river as repairs continue at Jefferson Island, with temporary rock slides threatening tracks near the city.
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Press Club to Visit Rexburg From Easterndale
Rexburg Commercial club plans June 21 welcome for Easterndale Press club returning from Yellowstone. Guests arrive late at night, followed by hotel reception, lunch, and a beach lands drive. Monday covers officer elections, new constitution, by laws, then banquet, music and dance at the Commercial club.
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Rushing Railway Work Advances Under Huntington Extension
Warren L Wattis secretary of Uriah Construction reports rapid progress on the Huntington and Lewiston branch, the Northwestern railroad project. An additional camp of 100 men brings the on site total to 300 as work resumes after last fall’s pause due to financial panic.
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Plague Report Reaches Caribbean Ports From Venezuela
A steamer arriving from Puerto Cabello confirms several plague cases in Caracas. Puerto Cabello residents have erected a pest house and fear the disease will reach their port.
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City owners weigh sites for $125,000 federal building
Treasury invites proposals for a 140 by 155 foot site to house a new federal building. Owners in East Center and North Second avenues discuss combining parcels, likely excluding some offers. West side candidates include Center and Garfield near the Carnegie library and South Arthur and Lewis, near Center.
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State Appeals and Loses Barton Case
The Idaho Supreme Court sides with the state in the Barber larceny case, affirming the Fremont county district court’s grant of a new trial and detailing larceny degrees, mortgagee payments, and standards for trial-denial discretion in a mortgaged property sale dispute.
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Wreck on Wabash injures score of passengers
A Wabash train derailment near Stevensville Ontario early today injures a score of passengers, several seriously. Three coaches overturned and all the injured are said to be foreigners returning to Europe.
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