Justice and the Fair Application of Guilt
The piece defends juries judging each case by proven conduct not local sentiment. It commends Prosecuting Attorney Kemp for zeal in pursuing offenders regardless of locality, stressing that the law safeguards liberty and must be vindicated.
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Kemp
The Senate Insurgents and the Tariff Debate
The piece argues that Senator La Follette challenges the era of high protective tariffs and asserts that trusts have removed competition, harming consumers. It notes a growing middle western revolt against Aldrich's Senate oligarchy and predicts tariff revision to reflect modern conditions and consumer interests.
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Senate
la Follette
Finance Committee
Hamilton
McKinley
United States
Beveridge
Burkett
Dolliver
Cummins
Bristow
Middle West
This Date in History June 21 1646 to 1906
June 21 1646 Leibnitz born in Leipsic later died in Hanover in 1716. 1749 Halifax founded by Lord Halifax. 1775 Washington left Philadelphia to command at Cambridge. 1813 Wellington beat King Joseph at Vittoria. 1865 Lewis E Parsons named governor of Alabama. 1872 Mohammed Ali Mirza born. 1891 Joseph E McDonald former Indiana senator died in Indianapolis. 1906 Senate approved the Panama lock canal.
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Leipsic
Hanover
Halifax
Lord Halifax
Washington
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Wellington
King Joseph of
Spain
Vittoria
Lewis E. Parsons
Alabama
Mohammed Ali-Mirza
Shah
Persia
Joseph E. McDonald
U. S
Indiana
Indianapolis
United States Senate
Panama
Persian ruler Mohammed Ali Mirza born in 1872 crowned 1907
Mohammed Ali-Mirza of Persia, born June 21 1872, succeeded Muzaffer-ed-Din January 8 1907 and was crowned ten days later at Teheran. Educated by European teachers, he favored western progress and briefly granted Persia a constitution before revoking it. Persia then faced renewed revolt amid Russian, British and German meddling.
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Mohammed Ali-Mirza
Shar
Persia
Muzaffer-ed-Din
Teheran
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Calendar of Sport for Week Opens Major Tournaments
The week brings the grand american trap shooting tournament in Chicago the women s national tennis championship in Philadelphia the gulf states tennis championship in New Orleans and Meadowbrook Country club annual polo tourney also on schedule. A team match eastern versus western pros at Englewood New Jersey runs alongside an 11 day Hamilton Jockey Club race meeting in Ontario. The Albany Automobile club starts its fifth annual tour as battles Nelson faces Clifford in Oklahoma City and Ferguson meets Jeannette in Boston.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Meadowbrook Country Club
Englewood
N. J
Hamilton Jockey Club
Hamilton
Ont
Albany
N. Y
Automobile Club
Battling Nelson
Jack Clifford
Oklahoma City
Sandy Ferguson
Joe Jeannette
Boston
Coney Island Jockey Club
Winnipeg
Man
International pole match opens American cup in England
Wednesday marks the opening of the international pole match for the American cup in England. The schedule also features the Cedar Valley racing circuit opening in Austin Minnesota and notable bouts like Hugo Kelly against Frank Krauss in Pittsburg, with other events listed across North America.
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England
Cedar Valley
Austin
Minn
Hugo Kelly
Frank Krauss
Pittsburg
Golden Rule themes echo in Brand Whitlock Chicago address
Toledo mayor Brand Whitlock told the Sunday Evening club of Chicago that the Golden Rule operates as an inherent universal law. He said it needs no law to enforce and that kindness returns to the doer, equal to the law of gravitation. Stillman Miller spent Sunday in Leavenworth.
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Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Jones
Sunday Evening Club of
Chicago
All Roads Lead to Seattle for World Fair Week
SeattleJune 18 All roads point to Seattle as the world fair opens drawing Masons and British Columbians for parades social events and exhibits The government display including fisheries Philippine Hawaiian and Alaskan pavilions draws visitors A gold brick assay and a $14000 bronze George Washington monument were highlighted Ambassadors Jusserand and Egan attended events Arts and Literary congress opens in Copenhagen with US representation Maurice Francis Egan and Robert Gaines noted.
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Seattle
Rome
California Press Club
Treasury
George Washington
Ambassador Jusserand
France
Arts and Literary Congress
Copenhagen
International Arts and Literary Congress
United States
Maurice Francis Egan
Denmark
American Opticians Meet in Atlanta with 700 Attendees
The first annual meeting of the American Association of Opticians opens in Atlanta with about seven hundred members. The four day convention features an optical exhibition with more than 40 manufacturers and lectures by John C. Eberhardt and Dr. A Jay Crosse on prisms and ocular measurement.
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Atlanta
American Association of Opticians
Association
John C. Eberhardt
Dayton
Ohio
A. Jay Crosse
New York City
Remarkable Chamberlain’s Liniment for Sprains
A sprained ankle will disable a person for a month or more, but using Chamberlain’s Liniment as directed may cure in less than a week. It’s praised for sprains bruises and chronic rheumatism with prompt relief. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Notice to Bidders for Cashmere Bank Building
Plans and specifications for the new bank building at Cashmere may be seen at Columbia Valley Bank. Bidders are invited to inspect them.
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Cashmere
Columbia Valley Bank
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