Washington Holds Gulf Regulars Ready for Cuba
The War Department refused Adjt Gen Arthur Fridge’s request to move a 17th Infantry battalion from Jackson Mississippi for state maneuvers. Regulars in the Gulf remain at their posts for 90 days signaling possible quick transport to Cuba amid reports of a third intervention. Cuban finances were cited as the main trouble source, a claim denied by the Cuban minister.
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Washington
War Department
Adjt
Arthur Fridge
17Th Infantry
Jackson
Miss
Gulf
Cuba
Department of the Gulf
Coyotes Overrunning Southwestern Kansas Farms
In Harper County and surrounding areas farmers report a sharp rise in coyote numbers. A $1 bounty per scalp is offered by county officials but coyotes evade traps and poison. Veterans recall deadly encounters with packs, including a man who lost most of his arm in a 19th century style attack, underscoring ongoing danger to settlers.
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Anthony
Kas
Kansas
Harper County
M. W. Whiting
West
Sigt
Drunken Row Ends in Slaying in Spokane
Victor Ikkas lies dead with a knife wound in the heart in Spokane’s morgue. Oscar Linquist, a fellow Finlander, is jailed on murder charges. The killing followed a drunken row at the Himar. W. R. Clary traveled to Quincy on business. Mr and Mrs W R Downing announce the birth of a 19% pound boy.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Victor Ikkas
Oscar Linquist
Himar
W. R. Clary
Quincy
W. R. Downing
Wenatchee Military Band Concert in the Park
The Wenatchee Military Band performs this evening at 8 in the park. The program includes Sousa The Crusader Carissimo Penn Idyls and Harts and Flowers Istudant and La Gazelle and Kansas City Star Liberati provides the finale.
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Wenatchee Military Band
Crusader
Sousa Novelty
Carissimo
Penn
eHarts
Tobain
Lestudant
la Gazelle
Bendia
Kansas City Star
New Indictment Against Schively Replaces Earlier Charges
Spokane June 4 A new indictment against J H Schively state insurance commissioner was returned by the grand jury today The charge is perjury in his testimony before the body replacing earlier defective indictments
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Spokane
J. H. Schively
Thaw Remains in Mattewan Asylum Per Court Ruling
New York June 4 Harry Kendall Thaw must stay in the state asylum for the criminal insane at Mattewan following a decision by the appellate division of the supreme court in Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Hendall Thaw
Mattewan
Appelate Division
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Strike Serious at McCloud
Fifty five special deputies arrive in McCloud California as warrants are issued for six strike leaders in hiding. No compromise from strikers on either side. Mill No 1 start fails with no Italian workers showing up while machine shop box factory and planing mill resume with American workers.
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McCloud
Cal
Identifies U P Bandits and alleges Denver arrest link
Omaha on June 4 reports Gordon M. Golden is the bandit who calls himself Gordon and a brother of Charles R. Shelton, the man arrested in Denver. Detective McDonald of Spokane identifies all robbers. Torgensen is said to offer a large reward in the northwest for a desperate crime.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Gordon M. Golden
Gordon
Charles R. Shelton
Denver
McDonald
Spokane
Torgensen
Northwest
Taming a Congressman and Wit from Washington
A collage of humor and anecdotes from 19th century figures. Cushman praises Kentucky while a Kentuckian counters with pens and horses. Jerrold quips about France and England while other tales recount Benton's march to law and a boy’s honest answer about a housing ad.
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T. H. Benton
House
James L. Orr
South Carolina
Local couple of George Marches visiting from Coeur d'Alene
Mr and Mrs George Marches former city residents now living in Coeur d Alene are visiting here today.
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George Marches
Coeur d'Alene
Todya
Settle Street Car Stake Settled Transit Talks Progress
Philadelphia reports some settlement prospects in a street car strike as concessions are offered by both sides. President John B. Parsons of the Transit Company accepts the mayor's settlement suggestions with a possible service resumption by tomorrow. Weather notes follow in Washington with fair conditions tonight and Saturday.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John B. Parsons
Transit Company
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