Five Lose Lives As Oklahoma Storm Strikes
A second series of cyclones and floods hit Oklahoma killing five people at Duncan and injuring others near Cashion. Tornadoes touched Hennessy Enid Frederick and Tulsa areas with cloudbursts and a water spout at Navina. Red River and Cimarron rivers rise threatening floods, crops damaged, and communications down statewide.
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Morning Journal
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Hennessy
Enid
Frederick
Cashion
Duncan
Weletka
Tulsa
Navina
Red River
Cimarron
England France Entente debated as a military alliance looms
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports from London on the May 29 discussion of a potential formal alliance among Britain France and Russia. The piece notes royal and diplomatic planning, UK hesitation over cost and conscription, and fears of entangling Europe while keeping the entente intact.
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Morning Journal
London
England
Pallieres
France
King Edward
Fallieres
Great Britain
Russia
Edward Gray
M. Pinchon
Edward
Sir Charles Hearding
Amassador
Eemberor
Kingland
Germany
Cor
Morocco
Gray
House of Commons
Sir Charles Harding
Bodies of flood victims recovered from Red River
Durant Oklahoma May 29 bodies of J B Hollis and three relatives were recovered from Red River where they drowned yesterday just above Dennison. J L Baer his wife and two children are among seven workers who perished. their names may not be known.
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Durant
Okla
Red River
J.B. Hollis
Dennison
J. L. Baer
Bishops Cleared By Episcopal Conference Committee
Baltimore May 29 Delegates in the Methodist Episcopal church conference face a tight schedule with two days left for business The committee on the episcopacy approved the characters of all bishops and will report this favorably to the body.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Mosquito Fleet in Severe Storm At Sea
Eureka California May 29 Office of the Pacific torpedo fleet reports torpedo destroyer Perry reached Ola pire City Coos Bay Oregon for repairs after breaking down during a San Francisco to Eureka passage. The fleet faced a terric storm with small craft battered by huge waves over several hours.
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My Morning Journal
Beasee
Eureka
Cal
The
Pacific Torpedo Oeet
Perry
Olapire City
Coos Bay
Ore
San Francisco
Bodega Point
Wainwright Hoists His Flag As Rear Admiral
Acting Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright raised his Dilue pennant over the Georgia signaling his new rank amid a naval ceremony in Tacoma. A large parade is planned with 1,200 sailors and marines and veterans, militia, and fraternal groups to follow, with heavy crowds expected despite showers.
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Wainwright
Tacoma
Wash
Richard Wainwright
Georgia
Naval Force
Grand Army
Commercial Club of
Tacome
Water Power Project in Japan Pledged $6 Million
Tokio May 29 A Japanese English American syndicate leads development of Japan's water power with a pledge of $6,000,000 at a meeting. Japan contributes half of the amount.
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Japan
Tokio
Gunness Relics Attract Thousands In Indiana Sale
The Bella Gunness personal property auction in Laporte Indiana drew four to five thousand buyers. Items sold for five to ten times their value with total receipts far above a normal sale. Highlights included the Gunness horse and cart children pony and cart and the shepherd dog selling for 107 dollars.
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Hy Meraing Journal
Laporte
Ind
Bella Gunness
Gunness
Gorham Manufacturing to Resume Full-Time Operations
Gorham Manufacturing will return to full-time operations starting next Monday after a period of short time work since January 1. The announcement was made today to about 2,600 employees in Providence R I.
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Providence
R. 1
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Filibuster Strains Senate Over Aldrich Vreeland Currency
The Senate endured a lengthy filibuster led by Senator La Follette against the Aldrich Vreeland currency conference report. Roll calls, quorum battles, and heated exchanges dominated the night session as leaders of both parties wrestled with attendance, procedure, and the fate of the bill.
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Aldrich-Vreeland
Morning Journal
Washington
May
Senate
Labollello
LaPollette
LaFollette
Aldrich
Wisconsin
Gore
Stone
Chene
Messrs
Clore
Laffollette
Republians
Senator LaFellette
Teller
LaFellette
Anti-Trust League
Horatius
Foraker
Ohio
Fornuker
Gallinger
Missouri
Capitol
la Follette
Mr. Bryan
Congress
LakFollette
Elhamber
Labollette
Late Follette
Reil
Mr. LaFollette
Perf Davis
Arkansas
Senator Allen
Nebraska
Culberson
Raleigh
Mr Owen
Oklahoma
Lakellett
Lak Follett
Fort Peck
Montana
House
Payne
Patten Corn Corner Nets About Two Million Profit
May corn trading near Chicago produced a volatile session as James A. Patten and associates built a large position since October 1907. Estimates place the total corn and oats delivered to Patten around 65 million and 5.8 million bushels respectively. Prices for May corn rose through the day, with Patten’s group seen as dominating the market amid heavy buying by shorts seeking to cover.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
James A. Patten
Patten
L&e
Shorts
Western Railroads
Murder Mystery Cleared in Chicago Slaying Case
David Jacobson, 19, confessed to being present at the killing of Robert C. Holmes but denied taking part. He implicates Samuel McEwen, Charles Lewis, and George Miller, all 19 to 24, who were arrested and deny involvement. The group allegedly robed Holmes after leaving the Handolph Street station area.
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Chicago
Robert C. Holmes
Morning Journal
David Jacobson
Edison Commonwealth Company
Hatel
Jacobean
Samuel McEwen
Charles Lewis
George Miller
Jacobson
McEwen
Helmes
Lewis
Holges
Towie
Miller
Handolph Street
Illineis Central
Adams Street
MeEwen Jacobson
Molmes
Holmes
Jacobsen
Educators Tour Fort Bayard and Reserve Maps
Fort Bayard hosts visitors including Colonel G E Bushnell on leave from the sanatorium to seek promotion and discuss new buildings. Lieu tenant Colonel Bushnell tours the grounds while Dr W G Tight of the University of New Mexico visits to study tuberculosis control and outdoor treatment. A US Geological Survey party, led by C Cooke, arrives to map 20 000 acres of Bayard Reservation, with $89 000 cited and a three month survey timeline.
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Fort Bayard
N. M
G. E. Bushnell
Washington
Ior
W. G. Tight
University of New Mexico
Normal School
Silver City
United States Geological Survey
Bayard Reservation
C. ©. Cooke
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New York
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Price, McCormick & Co
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Clark
Uncle Sam
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