Miners Die as Ned Force Fires on Group Near Barucat
A clash near Barucat on the Hulfsley Petenter & Pilsburg railroad left three killed and six wounded among miners. A mobile posse pursued suspects after dawn as officers and townsfolk recounted gunfire and chaos. Authorities later arrested dozens of alleged participants and moved them toward Germany for university exhibition.
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Meat Scandal in England Targets American Canned Meats
Conservative member of Parliament Henry Vincet protested meat imports in the House of Commons. He pressed for official disclosure on canner sales of American meats and other preserved foods to Britain and its empire for 1900 and 1905, amid U S fiscal concerns and President Donayalt’s preferences.
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United States
Donayalt
MESSENGER MISSING IN SOW YORK NEWS REPORT
A garbled June dispatch from New York reports a missing messenger linked to the First National Bank and a series of alleged robberies. It notes police search efforts, potential suspects, and a portrait of Roosevelt, with fragmented details about the case and local incidents.
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Mitchell Peace Maker in Southwestern Coal Talks
Kansas City dispatch reports sub-committee of Southwestern coal miners and operators adopted an agreement after long debate. Two district presidents from Kansas Indian Territory and Arkansas held May talks and gained concessions, renewing the 1903 price scale through March 1908 affecting about 92,000 millers across Missouri Kansas Territory and Arkansas.
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Kansas
Indian Territory
Arikansas
Arkansas
Russia's political uneasiness and parliamentary delays
The article reports Moscow and St Petersburg government tensions over delaying discussion of abolition of the death penalty. Ministers seek a month to consider the law under parliamentary privilege, facing radical opposition and signs of growing unrest. Demands, demonstrations, and party friction shape the current crisis.
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Jay
Fleta
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Ene
Vail
Becket Case Shocked Court As Suppressed Details Leaked
A fragmentary report describes a court session where information about a sensitive legal matter was suppressed. The chief justice defended the action, while the attorney general cited justice policy as justification. Details remain unclear due to court secrecy.
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Decides 10 retire the premier in crisis era
In St Petersburg the premier Goremykin faces revolt as cabinet factions led by Kohan? and Streltoski urge resignation. The Empress courts support for reform while Parliament braces for confrontation. The crisis includes tensions with interior ministers and threats of extended turmoil as the government quashes strikes and contemplates political upheaval.
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Cries for Help After Liberty Ave Building Collapse
A three story business building on Liberty Avenue near Ceeil Alley collapsed after a water tank fell from the roof. Dozens were trapped and cries for help were heard amid the ruins. Reports indicate 16 people were killed or injured as rescuers searched the wreckage. Meanwhile Finland issued a temporary regulation prohibiting possession of rifles or revolvers for a year following unrest.
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Roosevelt Letter on Packing House Scandal Clarifies Investigation
President discusses interlocking investigations into Chicago meat packing abuses. He supports immediate broad government powers to inspect all meat for interstate and foreign commerce, citing progress and ongoing inquiries. The letter to Representative Wadsworth accompanies reports by agriculture committee investigators Neill and Reynolds, noting no conclusive ties to Burlington routes and urging reform.
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Government Side 18 Heard In Armour Packing Trial
In a federal court in Kansas City Missouri government counsel presented the government's case against Armour & Company and others on charges of accepting rebates from Burlington Railway for shipments. Van Valkenburg district attorney argued the rebates raised interstate commerce concerns and cited publisher actions and commission authority. The trial proceeded with witnesses and arguments detailing alleged price manipulation and legal implications.
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Practical joke shocks town at wedding scene
A prank tied a 300-pound iron tank to a bridal carriage near Evanston causing the wedding party to flee as a motorized scare bloomed. Police were alerted after residents feared a dangerous act. Northwestern students were questioned about the incident. The bride was Nevekah Loulac Cookey, connected to Lyman E. Goutey and Chastes B. Grat ham of Maryville, Alabama.
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Louisiana Capitol Fire Fanned by Night Attired Officials
Governor and legislators dressed in night clothes battled the flames as the Louisiana state capitol burned last night. The fire, which started near the senate chambers, drew out statewide officials and residents as firefighters contained the blaze and protected surrounding areas.
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