Oklahoma capital move case heats up as officials return
Associated Press reports Guthrie on June 14 sees nearly all state officials back for arguments over a suit to stop moving the capital. Governor Haskell and Secretary Cross absent, while Deputy U S Marshal Madson serves a federal court citation demanding why the capital shift to Oklahoma City should proceed. Guards protect Guthrie state house to safeguard records and property.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Ola
Haskell
Cross
Oklahoma City
Meyer
Guthrie State House
Okla
United States
Madson
Faskel
FIGHTERS SELL RIGHTS TO MOVING PICTURES
Johnson sells his share in the motion pictures of his upcoming bout with Jeffries for 50000 dollars. Vitagraph Company of America buys the rights represented by William Rock. Rickard and Gleason plan to sell their shares for 50000 once Jeffries signs. Jeffries previously signaled willingness to sell for 50000 a week ago, Berger balked. Films rushed east, developed en route, and premiered in New York City on the Monday after the fight, July 11.
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Johnson
New York
Associated Press
San Francisco
Jeffries
Vitagraph Company of America
William Rock
Rickard
Gleason
Neeks
Berger
Bent York City
Baseball Scores: National and American League Action
In Boston Cincinnati 6 to 0, Philadelphia 9 to 4 at Philadelphia, Brooklyn 2 to 0, New York 9 to 9 Chicago, St Louis 7 to 2 at St Louis, Cleveland 6 to 0 at Cleveland. Coast League: San Francisco 1, Los Angeles 0. Sacramento 4, Oakland 0. Dense, late evening innings cited due to darkness.
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National League
Boston
Cincinnati
Bos
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. — Louis
New York
Chicago
Stock Yards Case Moves With Government Filing
The Associated Press report from Chicago notes government lawyer W. S. Kenyon plans to file the documents in the rebating case against the Union Stock Yards and Transit Co. The proceedings are expected to take place under the authority of Keanler Lagih at a court in Chicago.
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Aptre Stock Yards
Associated Prens
Chicago
Union Stock Yards and Transit Co
Kenyon
OR Hon
Chaos at Ocean Port Station Muddies Train Arrival
Reports say a disruption near the waterfront caused delays as trains and buses clashed with crowds. Officials locked routes and urged calm while investigators surveyed the scene for causes and security gaps.
Portland Rose Festival Ends in Blazing Finale
Portland Oregon reports the fourth annual Portland rose festival closed after a week of crowds and excitement. The jetty history drew thousands as the event capped with a spectacular Saturday night parade and celebrations, matching the city’s 1905 Lewis and Clark exposition in grandeur.
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Portland
Associated Firss
Ore
President commutes Manila subject’s Shanghai murder sentence
Washington June 14. On condition he will never re visit China, the president commuted to expire immediately the 15 year imprisonment imposed December 18, 1897 on Natilee Nall is a Philippine subject. He was convicted in the Shanghai consular court of murdering a Chinese man.
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Aoe Aes
Washington
China
Natilee Nallis
Shanghai
Believes New Strike a Winner
Reported from Partolog the strike near Manhettan Malt referenced by Conner and Dey Wash Wilson with mixed commentary on potential outcomes. Observers noted varying support and sparse concrete facts amid unclear names and affiliations.
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Conner
Wilson
Partolog
Erwand
Vague vows set for ceremony with Leanne and Kamerte
A fragment mentions Leanne and Kamerte planning a ceremony, with intended date in August and a bead event. The note references opponents and parties but details remain unclear.
Japanese Workers To Be Returned From Darrington
Seattle June 14 The secretary of the United States Lumber company announced that Japanese laborers driven from the Darrington mill would be sent back and a stockade built with guards to prevent a repeat incident. The action follows findings that local saloonkeepers and merchants instigated the disturbance, while wages remained similar to white workers.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Snohomish County
Darrington
United States Lumber Company
White
Hayashi
Everett
Railroads Seek Retrenchment Amid Federal Rate Push
The Pioneer Press reports railroads plan retrenchment nationwide in response to federal efforts to block freight rate increases. About 10,000 workers in the northwest face layoffs as headquarter orders halt new construction and suspend proposed extensions. Northern Pacific President Howard Elliott cites higher taxes and labor costs as main causes.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Northwest
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Imperial
Mob Attacks Black Man in Garnett, Ark, Resident Dies
At Starr City Arkansas on June 14 Will Hunter, a Black man, was seized by a mob and fatally harmed after being taken from officers. The man had been detained for entering a room with a white woman near Garnett in recent days.
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Associated
Starr City
Ark
Will Hunter
No Here
Garnett
Canyon Mill Progress on Union 9 Ore Bodies
Canyon Mill under S W Stenftner maintains steady work on ore from Little Grey and Union 4 prospects. Little Grey ore moved from 30 foot level to surface while at Talon 14s no. 14s ore is mined from 60 and 160 levels. Output estimated around 15 tons daily with ore value near 20 dollars per ton in the neighborhood.
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Canyon Mil
S. W. Stenftner
Little Grey
Union 4
Manhattan Mall
Fragments Reveal Names in Shaky OCR Text
Incoherent OCR snippet mentions Mats Welle and Gah toot titan ob thr ve porrently Turedar bigat erenwhed and CORRE wirereel Welty at Chalten. The readable pieces suggest a local notice or hobby column with scattered proper nouns and place names.
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Herne
Mats Welle
Corre
Chalten
Army Officer Acquitted In Murder Trial At Tombstone
Captain Steven O'Connor, A. S. A. retired, was acquitted tonight of the murder of Dr. A. B. Russell in Tombstone Arizona. The jury deliberated five days. The defendant was accused of killing Russell last January over a feud stemming from a mining claim dispute.
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Associated Proms
Tombstone
Ariz
Steven O'Connor
Dr. A
Russell
O’connor
Jeffries Pays Up To Avoid Trial
Reno reports James J. Jeffries paid a $5,000 gambling debt to Stout and Miller of the Louvre after four years tainting his sportsman name. Attorneys for Jeffries agreed to a near full settlement to avert a Nevada City trial set for June 15, amid terms to settle with N. Berry and M. Wels representing the gambling houses and the prize fighter.
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Reno
James J. Jeffries
Stout and
Miller
Louvre
Marvin Hart
Jack
N. Berry
M. Wels
Los Angeles
Amic Cable
Jeff
Berry
Nevada City
Cal
Jeffries
Jobwon
Pinchot Opposed to Prospector Policy in Land Bill
In a senate speech on the public land withdrawal bill Heyburn attacked Pinchot as an apostle of fallacy and ignorance. He argued the bill would confine lands to prospectors and miners, a policy he claimed would stifle future mining and extend dependence on foreign ideas. He urged focusing on domestic water power near population centers.
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Heyburn
Senate
Bill
Associated Prev
Washington
Pinchot
Europe
Forester
United States
Papke Defeats Goodale By Disqualification In Kansas Ring
Billy Papke defeated Al Goodale in the second round of a ten round bout in Kansas City. Referee Leo Shaw disqualified Goodale after he appeared unable to continue. The finish came 1 minute 72 seconds into the second round amid a chaotic exchange as Papke pressed the attack and Goodale collapsed.
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Billy Papke
al Goodale
Associated Press
Kansas City
Papke
Goodale
Leo Shaw
Paulie
Goodile
Taft to attend Marietta College anniversary events
President Taft will attend the twenty fifth anniversary celebration at Marietta College in Ohio. The trip highlights a presidential appearance at the event as part of his college visit highlights. A separate London note reports a formal stage in the constitutional clash between the House of Lords and the House of Commons as parties clash over governance.
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HreKs
Washington
Taft
Marietta
Ohio
Marietta College
Commons
Associated Press
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Hotel Cor Hr Palls Near Arredal Street
Three men were seriously injured by falling debris at a hotel site on Milfred street near Sixth. Investigators work to determine cause as workers moved heavy tonnage and tools. Local police and EMS responded to the scene.
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ST. Lois
Dune
Nevada's survey and mineral land surge in 1910
Nevada plans extensive survey activity with up to 40,000,000 dollars in mineral holdings and unprecedented land apportionment. Surveyor General Matthew Kyle states high land demand for agricultural and mineral parcels as homestead exploration rises. A Reno Gazette report notes a busy season surveying 36 townships and growing acreage interest across the state.
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Nevada
Matthew
Kyle
United States
Homlside
Reno Gaeeter
Fragmentary OCR Note on Meeting in Hawaii
A garbled OCR fragment references a meeting in Hawaii and names likely including Chet and Mari. The readable bits hint at event notes or a conference but lack coherent details, dates, or clear participants. The item resembles a partial newspaper fragment needing contextual restoration.
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