Minority Report Supports Reed Smoot for Senate Seat
The senate minority concludes Reed Smoot meets constitutional qualifications and his Utah election was regular. It cites his upright private life, anti polygamy stance, and religious freedom rights, while disputing the reliability of endowment oath testimony and noting two grounds to challenge his seat.
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Washington, D.C
Reed Smoot
Senate
Utah
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Foraker
Beveridge
Dillingham
Hopkins
Knox
Mormon Church
Reed
United States
Congress
Mormor Church
Dover selects Col A A Dupont as U S senator
Dover Delaware reports Col A A Dupont Republican won the United States Senate seat in a Joint Session of the legislature at noon today. The vote ended an eleven year bitter battle for control with J Ed ward Addicks after a caucus last night where Dupont secured a majority.
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Dover
Del
Col
A. A. Dupont
United States
Delaware
Dupont
J. Edaward Addicks
Mrs Corey Files Suit for Divorce and Custody
Mrs. William Ellis Corey wife of United States Steel president filed in Reno for absolute divorce on grounds of desertion dating to May 1905. She seeks custody of their minor son and alleges twenty years of marital strain.
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Corey
Reno
Nev
William Ellis Corey
United States Steel Corporation
State District Court
Jorey
Half Million Dollar Fire Strikes Manhattan Block
Fire in a block bounded by Bergen and Brook avenues and 147th Street drove nearly a score of people from their homes and caused losses over half a million dollars. Injured were firemen from Stuyvesant and Wheelock Plan companies and Charles Riegers Sons. In Rochester, Sodis village sustains about one hundred thousand dollars in fire losses.
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New York
Bergen and
Brook Avenues
Stuyvesant & Wheelock Plan Companies
Charles Riegers Sons
Rochester
N. Y
Sodis
Rate bill sent back by house after conference vote
Washington June 12 The house voted 151 to return the railroad bill to conference with eight Republicans voting with Democrats. Minority Leader Williams urged conferees to restore the senate amendment declaring sleeping car companies as common carriers and to exempt railroad officials and their families from the free pass prohibition.
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Washington
House
Williams
Receivers Form Group to Collect Traders Insurance Claims
Policy holders of Traders Insurance, now under Chicago receivers, organize a corporation to pursue their claims after receivers refused information on the company’s finances. The move aims to unite claimants and press for restitution from the insurer.
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San Francisco
Traders’ Insurance Company
Chicago
Seed Sale At Kane's Grocery Attracts Gardeners
Gardeners flock to Kane's grocery for blue grass and white clover seed deals as the store promotes a full range of seeds and garden supplies.
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Kane
Woolen mill plan offered for Pocatello by Eureka investor
J F Lever of Eureka California proposes a woolen mill in Pocatello with stock subscriptions of 6000 to 8000 dollars and a 100000 dollar company capitalization. He would supply machinery worth 8900 dollars and receive pay in stock, aiming to ship products nationwide from Idaho. The Gate City Commercial club will discuss the plan and seek local backing and supplier participation.
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J. F. Lever
Eureka
Cal
Gate City People
Pocatello
D. W. Church
Gate City Commercial Club
Lever
Commercial Club
J. H. Brady
Idaho Ranges
Idaho
Salt Lake
Denver
Omaha
Pocatelli
Moyer and Haywood Re-elected by Silent Ballot in Denver
Western Federation of Miners virtually re elected Charles H. Moyer as president and William D. Haywood as secretary treasurer by no nominations. Incumbents, jailed in Idaho, will hold over until successors are chosen. C. E. Maloney elected vice president. new executive committee named from Wardner Idaho Butte South Dakota Vancouver and Colorado. Action on coal miners and a withdrawal order from federations discussed.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Treas
L. Simpkins
Wardner
Idaho
Lowney
Butte
Frank Smelser
Saverton
James Kirwin
Terry
South Dakota
Ernest Mills
Vancouver
BOC
Ole
Meantuna Federation of
Liber
American Federation of Lavber
Fire Alarm Spars Fire Department Prompt Save House
An 11:50 blaze at a South Cleveland residence owned by City Treasurer Jennie Reeves caused by a gasoline stove nearly destroyed the home. Walt Bowdle and a young man from John J. Hull’s grocer crew were trapped in their rooms, but the fire was under control quickly after the department arrived, though two interiors were ruined and the Shuttlers’ section suffered only furniture displacement.
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Jennie ‘T. Reeves
Cleveland Avenue
Bow Walt
Bowdle
Pocatello Steam Laundry
Curtis
John J. Hull
Harry Shuttler
Walt
Howse
Cey
Ice Cream and Nilsson Candies Ad at Center Street
Local advertisement urges customers to pick up a quart of ice cream or a box of Tae mous candies called The Nilsson at 218 West Center Street.
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Nilsson
Center Street
Slaughter of the Rebels in Durban Bush Fight
Durban dispatch reports Mackenzie’s column attacked rebel natives in the bush. Natives climbed trees to dodge spears while troops fired, killing over forty and leaving around one hundred sixty wounded or dead as darkness halted the slaughter.
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Durban
Natal
Mackenzie
Forest settlement law opens lands for agricultural entry
Forest Supervisor Peter Wrensted reports that the agricultural settlement bill will be signed today. Applications for classification and listing may be filed. lands chiefly valuable for agriculture and not needed for forest service use will be deemed agricultural. Settlers prior to 1906 may qualify for homestead entry under the new law with a $2.50 per acre payment.
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Peter Wrensted
Gifford Pinchett
Washington
Pinchott
Secretary of the Interior
Forest Service
Wrensted
Pocatello Reserve
Cassia
Henry's Lake
Bear Lake
High School Grads Host Social and Literary Night
Over three hundred invitations issued for a program at McNichols Wright hall tonight. Eighth grade pupils, alumni, faculty, and many friends invited to enjoy piano, histories, songs, choral numbers, and a dancing social later.
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McNichols & Wright Hall
Pardee Signs Half Million for California State Building
Governor Pardee today signed the DSL appropriation directing a half million dollars for a state building project in San Francisco. The action shapes state facilities funding, with details released from Sacramento on June 12.
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Sacramento
Cal
Pardee
Apstate
San Francisco
Railroad rebates ruled in packing house case
In Kansas City on June 12 Armour & Co Swit & Co Cudahy & Co and the Nelson Morris Packing company were found guilty in federal court of accepting concessions from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad on export shipments. Judge Smith McPherson said sentence would wait on the Burlington case and noted the law provides a fine only.
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Kansas City
Armour & Co
Swit & Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson-Morris Packing Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Smith McPherson
Burlington
Eighth Class Day Program Delighted Students at High School
The Eighth Grade Day exercises were held this afternoon at 2 in the High School Assembly. Three classes participated from the High School and West School, with a strong program including addresses, readings, recitations, music, and a class prophecy. The audience praised the event as among the most delightful in years.
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Eigth
West School
Mildred Anthes
Mary Callahan
William Dutcheson
Diabelie Bonner
Corinthian Wreck Off California Coast
Gasoline schooner Corinthian swamped while crossing Humboldt bar near Eureka California. Two men drowned Andrew Motarrey a student at the University of California and Axel Carlson were among those lost. Ten others were rescued.
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California
Fureka
Calif
Humbolds Bar
Andrew Motarrey
St Dent
University of California
Aile Carlson
Galveston Bridge Mile Lane Burns Isolating Island
A section of the bridged mile lane linking Ged ves toy island to the mainland burned, severing Galveston from outside contact with only a small ferry service remaining to connect to the world.
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Galveston
Texas
Toy Island
Boy Teat
Paroled in Murder Case of Aunt
New York on June 12 Josephine Terravova recently acquitted of murdering her aunt was released today in the custody of her counsel Justice Scott. The charge of murdering her uncle remains pending against the girl.
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New York
Josephine Terravova
Justice Scott
Baptists Youth Lecture on the Holy Land at Local Church
The Baptist church youth group presents a rare lecture on the Holy Land at the Baptist church on Saturday evening June 12. The program features views, elocution, and songs in an Arabian tongue, drawn from Mamascus Asia. Admission prices are modest. attendees urged to attend these educational and unusual young speakers.
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The
Baptist Church
G. Ko Mylut
Mamascus
Asia
Holy Land
Boiled ham and cold meats offered at The Nilsson
A brief cafe notice announces boiled ham cold roast meats and chicken available for Anne at The Nilsson in any quantity.
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Anne
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Robert J. Hayes
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Roosevelt
Creere Mee
Ernest Loux
Clem Connors
Sir Galahad
Alice Olmstead
Thomas Sparks
Ewa
Cheney Eye
Minerva Kohlhepp
Tresses Ee Bith Loum
Larette Duddleson Jones
Happy Miller
California State Building
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Cudahy
Swift
Nelson-Morris
Burlington Road
Albert Clark
Myrtle Hyvte
Ethel Peake
Laura Courrier
Hazel Leaf
Hazel Fuller
Mary Hawkley
Maude Griffith
Herbert Samms
Alden Nichols
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