Sullivan and Jeffries Make Up After Camp Dispute
Taft adjourned the sixty first Congress after signing most measures. The last act was a joint resolution to loan rents to the Appalachian Exposition in Knoxville. Both houses ordered investigations into McMurray Indian contracts, one per house.
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Associated Prena
Washington
Taft
Sixtyfist Congress
Congress
Secretary of War
Knoxville
Tenn
McMurray
Cornell Crew Are Victorious in Regatta
Cornell won the first race of the intercollegiate regatta led by their four. Syin tue finished second, Columbia third, and Pennsylvania fourth. The Cornell varsity eight also took first with Pennsylvania second and Columbia third, Wisecon last. Additionally, James Morris of the Tonopah Miner received word that his brother Edward Morris of Sacramento died at 7 10 p.m. from Bright's disease. He was married with two children and will attend the funeral, joined by Mrs. Morris and Linnetta.
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Cornell
Syintue
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisecon
James Morris
Tonopah
Edward Morris
Sacramento
Bright
Mr. Morris
Rena
Mes. Morris
Wis
Linnetta
Itug
Veteran actor Tantel Sully dies at home
Woonsocket June 45 Tantel Sully an old time actor died at his home tonight of throat's disease and heart failure He had been ill for three months.
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Avnoelats
WoonsTork
N. Y
Tantel Sully
Tight
What Is Home Without a Daddy In The Parlor
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century home scene contrasts messages What Is Home Without Mother God Bless Our Home with a father’s daily duties. He rises early lights the fire makes breakfast and handles the week’s errands while mothers rest. A dangerous line implies violence if a burglar enters.
Roosevelt Jr and bride return to San Francisco home
Theodore Roosevelt Jr arrives with his wife in San Francisco. They plan to live quietly, register as Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rockwell, and work at a local carpet firm. Rudolph Spreckles sails to Europe to study graft suppression efforts.
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San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
James L. Rockwell
Philadelphia
Rudolph Spreckles
Aty
Association For the Suppression
Europe
America
Reno Attorney Urges Early Divorces To Meet Legislature
An Reno attorney advises eastern clients on Nevada divorce procedures urging filing promptly to satisfy six months residence and obtain a decree before the upcoming legislative session, signaling possible law changes.
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Reno
Chicago Board of Trade charged as real prosecutor in bucket shop case
Howard Texler testifies before a U S commissioner claiming the Chicago Board of Trade was the real prosecutor behind the bucket shop arrests. He describes the board as the biggest bucket show in the coin and accuses it of guiding government action.
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Associated Press
W York
Jame
Chicago Board of Trade
Howard Texler
Lothy A. Cella
Herpman
St. Louis
United States
Mina Constable Quits Job Over Payment Dispute
Mina town constable resigns citing insufficient pay and reliance on monthly salary. Deputy sheriff to maintain peace in Mina while Eustace previously held jail fees at 35 dollars monthly, leaving him nearly broke after funds were misused.
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Budtecd
Mina
Eustace
Farewell to Father Brings Humble Family Memories
A nostalgic homily recalls a father’s role in family life with tasks like sock mending and meal preparation. The speaker honors the father’s contributions despite flaws and laments the day he may be gone, imagining life in a boarding house and the landlady to a widow.
Big fight at Reno ringside with Wolgast Nelson hopes
At Reno Nevada on June 25 1910 reports say Battling Nelson and Ad Wolgast will attend the big battle and a Labor Day return match may be arranged. Rickard promises arena completion by July 2 with emergency hospital Red Cross medics and six state police aiding crowd control.
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Battling Nelson
Reno
Johnson
Ben Benjamin
San Francisco
Rickard
Red Cross
Carson
Sherif
Glexson
Ad Wolgast
President opposes piece meal policy in address
President Taft declares against piecemeal funding in a congressional message. He cites a $52,000,000 bill with many small, unfinished projects and argues for expert review and firm completion rather than ongoing partial appropriations.
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Od Press
Washington
Congress
Taft
Ale
Boards of Army Engineers
Excursion Steamer J. B. Escapes Fire With Passenger Losses
About fifteen hundred excursionists aboard the Acme Packet Steamer J. B. burned to the water edge after catching fire on the Mississippi between Genoa and Victoria. The captain beaching the vessel saved all on board with only one woman injured during the rush to shore.
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Associates Press
Lacrosse
Wis
Acme Packet Company
Mississippi
Genoa
Victoria
Wholly detailed church schedule and music list at St. Pack's
The article outlines evening talks at AT THE CHURCHES titled A Certain Rich Man reviewing William Allen White. It notes choir director Mr Boak preparing special music, Sunday school at 9 45, morning service at 11, and a Wednesday St Peter day observance. St Peter's day events, July 4 guild meeting, and a June 29 men’s meeting are listed. St Pack's Church bishop Father Butler conducts masses and a lengthy musical program with many named soloists and choirs for the 10 oclock mass and offerings.
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William Allen White
Mr. Boak
Young Pee Nouting
Miss Seller
H. L. Burnham
St. Peter's
Jane
Khadeeeanten
ST. Packs
Father Butler
Risa
Wille
Zeb Kendall
Witten Grimes
Kate Court
Connell
Lena Hafferon
William Roach
Jack McGuire
H. J. Annawaldt
Arthur Burrows
Bake
Selon
Muviel
Blanche Robb
Messia
Mrs. Zeb
Kendall
Brake
Rabb
Arthur Burrews
Farmer's Choir
Gloria
Agnus Def
Sololat
Mrs
Mixes Blancho
Roosevelt Will Labor For Republicans In New York
Oyster Bay June 25 Associated Press Coliel Roosevelt refuses to speak on politics for publication but will devote effort to salvage the Republican party in New York. He and Governor Hughes plan to review the political situation and discuss the risk of a party disaster if Hughes moves to the Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Colmiel Roosevelt
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Hughes
New York State
Flo
Tonopah Teams Barred From Goldfield Drill Contest
Goldfield officials ban outsiders from the July Fourth drilling contest, allowing only miners on the June payroll to enter. Last Fourth’s event featured teams from Goldfield Pioneer Lucky Boy Ellendale and Round Mountain alongside locals. Baseball scores note Washington over New York 7 4 and Philadelphia 2 1, with Boston 3 0 over Brooklyn. Coast results include San Francisco 2 Vernon 1 and Los Angeles 4 Oakland 1 4.
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Goldfield
Pioneer
Lucky Boy
Ellendale
Round Mountain
Browne case jury locked up for night in Chicago
At midnight the jury in the Lee Nell Browne case was locked up for the night in Chicago. Robb, Menxsré William Roach and Arthur Barrows were present, with a service noted including Vespers and Benediction led by organist Valencia Hawden and musical director Arthur Bure.
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Chicago
Lee Nell Browne
Robb
Menxsré
William Roach
Arthur Barrows
Retore Wxermon
Ate Grind
Dio Rossin
Eervier
Mies Valencia Hawden
Arthur Burerows
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