Millionaire a Murderer rate bill is still up a tree
Washington reports that the meeting on the meat inspection amendment shows the house and senate may seek further action. The senate refused to accept the House provision for funding and insisted on Beveridge language. New York coverage notes Harry Thaw’s arraignment for the Stanford White murder and ongoing legal moves, including possible insanity defense and lunacy commission.
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Senate
Washington
House
Tillman, Elkins and Cullom
Hepburn, Sherman and Richardson
President nominates Ruel Rounds as Idaho U.S. Marshal
The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Ruel Rounds to be United States marshal for the District of Idaho.
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Washington
Senate
Ruel Rounds
United States
District of Idaho
Wynne Court Martial Finds Captain Guilty
The court martial of Captain O F Wynne of the marine corps found him guilty of insubordination and recommended his dismissal from the navy. The case is with the President for final action as the navy advised delaying sentence to allow resignation. The President approved this recommendation.
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Washington
O. F. Wynne
Marine Corps
Navy
Navy Department
Wynne
Water
Puolajane Leaders Surrender in Cebu Island Clash
Manila reports Puolajane leaders Quientin and Adva surrendered to Governor Osmeng and the constabulary with rifles and ammunition. They were the last natives opposing the American forces on Cebu Island.
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Manila
Quientin
Adva
Osmeng
Cebu
House passes 36 hour bill repealing 28 hour law
Washington June 26 reported the House passed the Senate bill repealing the 28 hour transportation limit by setting a 16 hour maximum in transit when written consent is provided by the shipment owner or person in charge.
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Washington
House Today
Senate
Oneida County Teachers Institute Ends in Preston Idaho
The Oneida County Teachers Institute concluded after ten days in Preston. Festivities included an east side and west side reception, a banquet, and a dance at the Academy hall. Attendees included County Superintendent R. N. Hill, Prof. John Johnson, and numerous local residents.
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Preston
U. S. Academy
Oneida County
Ge West Side
Widow of man murdered by Harry Thaw notified in Long Island
St James Long Island June 24 Mrs Stamford White widow of the man shot by Harry Thaw was informed of her husband’s death early today. She at once started for the family home in New York in a highly nervous state and denied herself to every one.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Standford White
Madison Square
Thaw
Criminal Court
Tombs
Ter
Ellen Nesbit
White
Hodgins
Uhe Tenderloin
Knott
Louis Delafield
Pittsburg
Jefferson Market
Delfield
Hannah Roper
Hyde Park
Joseph Roper
Third Ward
ElMier Samuel Seaumons
HH. Hale
Geddes
James Johnson
John Larson
Geo H. Carver
Miss Daniels
Preston
Barth
State Street
Rogers and Hawkes
Tippets & Son
Ben
Bergman
Montpelier
Soda Springs
St. James
Long Island
Stamford White
Chicago Wheat Prices On June 24
Chicago markets report No 2 Red wheat at 87 86 for June delivery with September at 83.5 percent, reflecting futures activity and price levels in the grain pit.
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Chicago
Magnificent Moonlight galena strike at Fort Hall mining district
At Moonlight mine 12 miles east of town a rich galena body was uncovered in a 154 foot adit level, with ore carrying copper silver and gold values. A large crew will extract ore as plans for a reduction plant proceed. the strike follows a historic rush era in the Fort Hall area.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Nat’ Eldredge
Pocatello Copper & Gold Mining Company
Moontighs
Eldridge
Fort Hadl
Fritz
Donaldson
Cressent
George H. Olmstead
Short
Robbed on a Pullman Car En Route Home
F. H. Smith of Pioneer Storage and Commission Twin Falls awoke on a Pullman car between here and Green River to find forty dollars in greenbacks and three to four cartwheels missing from his pockets. He was returning from Chicago and unaware of the loss until paying for breakfast. Smith is a prominent Twin Falls merchant.
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F. H. Smith
Chicago
Here
Green River
Bob, Smith
Pioneer Storage & Commission Company
Twin Falls
Mr Smith
Farewell Missionary Reception Highlights Strong Community Support
The farewell missionary reception honored Elders Herbert J. Williams and Eugene Tharrison at the F.D. 8 church. The event drew many friends and featured a full program with recitations, songs, and addresses. Elder Williams departs for Great Britain and Elder Tharrison for Germany as presiding officer Lindquist led the program.
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Williams
Harrison
Germany
F.d
Herbert J. Williams
Eugene Tharrison
Bath
Britain
Prdter
Hirrsoin
Beider
Lindquist
Ward
Eelder Jos
He Anderson
Mawkley
Hawkley
Dearie
Mrs. Allen
Steeseees
Mutinous Soldiers in Ninth Regiment Refuse Duty
Kalogs Rusela June 26 The entire Ninth regiment of infantry refuses to perform duty until the release of two company members who were arrested for refusing to join an assembly of workers.
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Kalogs
Rusela
City Health Board orders closure of 37 of 171 slaughters
The Chicago Board of Health directed the owners of 37 slaughter houses in several city sections to abandon the establishments. It cited unsanitary conditions and urged immediate action to halt unsafe practices across the meat trade.
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Chicago
Board of Health Today
Mrs Roosevelt Heads to Oyster Bay for Summer Visit
Mrs Roosevelt travels to Oyster Bay where the president and Mrs Roosevelt are summering with the children at their coastal home as the season begins.
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Oyster Bay
Washington
Jam i
Mrs. Roosevelt
Dreetdent Amt
Mra
Roosevelt
Ther Sumer
Barber shops in Pucetello closed July 4
Notice states all barber shops in Pucetello will close on July 4 and reopen on July 3 and 10. President J. BU of A. announces the holiday schedule and shop operations for the local community.
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Pucetello
Pemary
Mabe
Pres. J. BU
Opera House Aides Reported As Jet Incident
The item notes several local misfortunes including Mrs Hyrum Rose of Weston suffering a paralytic stroke and a Weston girl losing her voice described as aphasia. It mentions births to Mrs Emory and Mr Hy rum Lrimbal last week amid scattered family reports.
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Imaraen
Ogden Abey
Geo. Young
Hyrum Rose
Weston
Henry Trowe
Emory
Hyrum Lrimbal
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