Great rush to lands and mines at noon in Pocatello
Pocatello braces for a noon opening of reservation lands and mining claims. Thousands, including two thousand outsiders, converge on slots near Belle Marsh copper mine as Indian police deter hopeful “sooners” and Major Caldwell vows even handed treatment.
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A. F. Caldwell
Fort Hall
Belle Marsh
Portneuf
Theouthern
Dr. Dubois
Senator Dubois
William Francis
Marsh Creek
McCammon
Ray Stannard Bak
KE. L. Blumenchein
New York
Butte
Century Magazine
Mr. Baer
Pascoe's
McClure’s
Mr. Blumenchien
Pocatello
Notice to Tribune Readers
There will be no Tribune tomorrow afternoon or tomorrow evening due to staff participation in the "rush" event. The paper will appear as usual on Wednesday evening.
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Blackfoot
Copper
Tribune
Per
Five Railroad Men Die In Vermont Washout
Barre Vermont June 16 five railroad workers were killed when a freight train derailed at a washout on the Central Vermont Railroad near Middlesex. Several bridges over the Winooski River were washed away by a cloud burst.
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Central Vermont
Middlesex
Winooski
Root Assumes Full Responsibility for Cuban Payments
Secretary Root assumes full responsibility for payments to General Gomez by General Wood during the Cuban occupation. He says Congress can expect a full explanation with persuasive proofs that the payments reflected wise statesmanship.
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Washington
Root
Gomez
Wood
Cuba
Congress
Crisis and Rebel Attack Repulsed at Caracas Port
Advices report Venezuelan revolutionaries attacked La Guaira the port of Caracas on Saturday June. Government forces shelled Mairequela from forts and from the warship Miraula. Only one peaceful woman was killed. Rebels were repulsed. The crisis deepens in Venezuela.
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Willemstad
Isle
Curacoa
Jane
la Gaiaira
Caracas
Jone
Mairquelia
la Cawaira
Miraula
Venezuela
Minnie Gay Dies After Carbolic Acid Suicide
Minnie Gay twenty died after taking carbolic acid following a dispute over a Tacoma baseball player Himer Smith walking with another girl. She made a dying statement attributing the act to the incident.
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Tacoma
Minnie Gay
Strikers Return to Work Amid Mounted Tensions in Coal Fields
In Bramwell West Virginia on June 16 several hundred strikers resumed work in the Flat Top and Tug River coal fields. Most have likely returned, but some remain desperate. This morning armed men began marching to Pocahontas with intent to halt all work, signaling serious trouble ahead.
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Bramwell
W. Va
Flat Top
Tag ‘River
Pocahontas
Fire Bosses Refuse Inspections At Lackawanna Mines
Nearly a hundred fire bosses in the Lackawanna region refuse to perform standard inspections today following orders from the strikers headquarters urging quit. The action involves more than half the regional force and threatens mining property with potential explosions as companies struggle to fill vacancies requiring expert experience.
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Scranton
Lackawanna
Five Children Killed by Woman in Mississippi Burning House
Mrs. L. Westrop, a white resident near Martin Mississippi, shot and killed five of her children in a outhouse last evening and then set the structure ablaze. She escaped.
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Jackson, Mis
New Fast Train Sets Chicago to New York Record Time
New York to Chicago in nineteen hours and fifty seven minutes sets a new record for the fastest train run. The new service by the Pennsylvania and Lake Shore lines began operation yesterday.
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Chicago, Lls
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Senate debate over Cuban payments probe and war department dismissals
In Washington today the Senate considered a resolution demanding a full itemized report on Cuban funds paid to individuals or firms during the U S occupation. Kean of New Jersey objected. the resolution was laid over. Also the London dock charge bill passed, barring clauses that relieve owners from liability for loading or delivery faults. The House set June 26 as the Philippine government bill special order with five days of debate and two days under the five minute rule. Rebecca J. Taylor dismissal inquiry was tabled after a vote.
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Washington
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Secretary of War
United States
Cuba
Kean
New Jersey
London
House
Committee On Civil Service
War Department
Rebecca J. Taylor
Palma Rejects Cuban Sugar Rebate Plan
President Palma of Cuba tells President Roosevelt that a Cuban sugar rebate would be objectionable and costly to implement. If Congress cannot agree on reciprocity, the administration may seek direct negotiations with Palma, noting that a two-thirds Senate vote seems unlikely under current conditions.
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Washington
Palma
Cuba
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Eddie at Windsor Coming of King Buo ward
Eddie at Windsor reports the king’s arrival at 6 p m from Aldershot in Windsor England with brief transit details and local noting.
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Eddie
Windsor
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