Parents Under Arrest In Disappearance Case Of Gertie Harrington
Deputy Sheriff McLeod arrested Harrington and wife after evidence suggested they could explain the child's disappearance. Neighbors describe cruel treatment toward Gertie who was mentally deficient and often beaten for minor tasks. The couple clung to a claim that she left home early Friday to pick flowers, while searches in Bell Creek and nearby areas continue.
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The
Standard
Best
Bell Creek
Gertie Harrington
McLeod
Harrington
J. J. Boyer
Neihart Lumber Company
Armington
Dewey Visit Draws Huge Grand Rapids Crowd
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey arrived by special train in Grand Rapids from Detroit to a vast midday crowd at the union depot. The pair then rode through the suburbs with local officials and spectators in attendance.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Admiral
Mrs. Dewey
Union Depot
Detroit
Dewey
Mayor Perry and Congressman Smith Attend City Hall Reception
Mayor Perry and Congressman Smith led a public reception at city hall drawing attention from residents and officials in an evening gathering.
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Perry
Congressman Smith
Connie Wins Three Heats at Overland Park Mile Race
At Denver on June 11 results from Overland Park show Connie winning the pacing race in three straight heats with times 2:22 2:204 and 2:24, among a field including Prosper Blast Arline Buena Jojo and Penchant.
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Denver
Overland Park
Connie
Prosper
Blast
Arline
Buena
Jojo
Penchant
Mabel Jefferson
Red Cliff
Herbert H
Gebhardt
Red Edna
Ferdinand
Bob H
Horn
St. Germaine
Pilot
Fly Lotta
Alaria
Melody
Eva Wilson
Latonia Jockey Club meet opens with fouls and disqualifications
Cincinnati June 11 The Latonia Jockey Club meet opens with fast track and large crowd Jockey Rergan breaks leg after a foul ridden incident In race four Xanthos is disqualified for fouling Nitrate In race six Sakatuck also disqualified for fouling Fair Deceiver McCharles rides in both cases disqualified for balance of meeting Results list six races with winners times and places including Jake Fonse Regina Lee Nettie Regent Nitrate High Noon Mound City and disqualifications noted
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Cincinnati
Latonia
McCharles
Jake Fonse
Bright Eyes
Castie
Regina Lee
Erema
Great Star
Nettie Regent
Charley O'Brien
Miss Dede
Nitrate
Problem
Nels Morris
Xanthos
High Noon
Lord Zeni
Zelmet
Mound City
Olly Gamin
George H. Ketchum
Sakatuck
Five favorites win at fair grounds with second choice
Races at the fair grounds showed five winners and a strong second pick. In the first, School Girl prevailed over Klondike Queen and Jim Con Way with a 2 39 time. Ned Wicks led in race two with Lotterer and Lee King third as the clock read 1 165. Hi Necker won race three over Theory and Cotton Plant in 1 14. Tulla Fonse captured the seven furlongs with Guide Rock and Hottentot behind in 1 289. Tickful won race five over Moron and Laureate in 1 42. Isabel led race six with Miss Zero and Leone, finishing in 1 03.
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St. Louis
Pfive
Fair Grounds
Klondike Queen
Jim Con- Way
Ned Wicks
Imp. Lotterer
Lee King
Hi Necker
Theory
Cotton Plant
Tulla Fonse
Guide Rock
Hottentot
Moron
Laureate
Isabel
Miss Zero
Leone
Harlem results at Chicago track Summer meet
Weather clear track slow in six races. Passart won four and a half furlongs with The Butcher second and La Lance third. Wood Stick won four and a half with Galanthus second and Prince of Delight third. Bermuda Prince won six furlongs with El te Venner second and Incorrection third. Clara Wooley captured six furlongs with Prince Vienty second and Wax third. Lurano won five furlongs with Kid Cox second and Invictus third. Land Reserve won the mile and 70 yards selling with The Bobby second and Guess Me third.
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Chicago
Harlem
Passart
the Butcher
la Lance
Wood Stick
Galanthus
Prince of Delight
Bermuda
Prince
El#te Venner
Incorrection
Clara Wooley
Prince Vienty
Wax
Lurano
Kid Cox
Invictus
Bobby
Guess Me
Gravesend Race Day Highlights From June
New York track Gravesend shows two favorites Mise Addie and Holstein winning. Preatidigitater takes race one with Kamara second. Lord Baltimore wins race two with Nansen second. Miss Addie storms race three ahead of All Green. Heaper captures the Myrtle stakes race four. Holstein wins race five with Crosson second. Blue Devil claims race six as Hammock runs second.
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New York
Gravesend
Mise Addie
Holstein
Preatidigitater
Kamara
Luffoon
Lord Baltimore
Nansen
Cyrano
Miss Addie
All Green
Rair Rosamond
selling—Heaper
Icy Scraper
Kinnickinoth
Crosson
Lady Georgiana
Blue Devil
Hammock
Bangor
National League game Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg after late surge
In Brooklyn on June 11 Phillip pitched three innings while Waddell allowed a big fifth inning with a single triple and home run that produced the winning run. Pittsburg gathered three early hits off Kennedy but couldn’t overcome the late Brooklyn burst. O Connor was injured in a collision as attendance reached about 1,700.
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Brooklyn
Phillip
Waddell
Pittsburg
Kennedy
O'Connor
K. H
Bee Chive Ieee Eee
Phillip, Wwaddell
Zimmer, Kennedy and
Farrell
Bwartwood
Long Thrives In Boston Win With Relentless Defense
In Boston June 11 Long delivered a magnificent shortstop display that saved the game for Boston. His fielding and quick relay to Lowe preserved runs in the eighth inning amid strong pitching from both sides. Attendance 12,300. Chicago’s lineup faced Cuppy Sullivan Garvin Chance with Umpire Hurst.
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Boston
Long
Short
Lowe
R. H. EB
Chicago
Cuppy and Sullivan
Garvin and Chance
Hurst
Cincinnati Drives Past Philadelphia In Strong Batting Display
Cincinnati developed a batting streak and struck Philadelphia pitchers at will. They collected 12 hits off Orth and a similar number off Fraser as 3,424 fans watched. Batteries Phillips Newton Woods for Cincinnati and Orth Fraser Douglas McFarland for Philadelphia. Umpire Emetie.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Orth
Fraser
Ree
Pew
Phillips
Newton
Woods
Douglas
McFarland
Emetie
New Yorks Beat St Louis Behind Mercer Pitching
Mercer delivered controlled pitching and solid defense as the New York team defeated St. Louis. Behind Mercer and a timely batting attack, New York won with strong fielding from Hughey and Robinson while Warner also contributed. Umpire was O Day.
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New York
Mercer
New Yorks
St. Louis
Felding
R.H. E. de
Warner
Hughey and Robinson
Otis asserts Philippine control, doubts Aguinaldo death
Major General Otis reports to the War Department and meets President McKinley. He says Filipino rebellion is dead, insists U S must maintain a large army in the Philippines to repress guerrillas and expand authority beyond Luzon. Aguinaldo remains in hiding with little influence. China contingencies discussed.
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Washington
Otis
Slayden
Stanley
Corbin
Schwan
Arlington Hotel
War Department
Meiklejohn
White House
Allison
Senator Cullom
Justice Harlan
General Otis
General Corbin
McKinley
Alisoond Cullom
Philippines
San Francisco
Taft
United States
Negros
Cebu
Samar
Luzon
Spain
Pilar del Pio
Aguinaldo
Otia
Lugon
China
Victim Found Lynched on Outskirts Amid Bullets
A body was found near the outskirts of the Vib E area where the victim was hanged to a tree and riddled with bullets, marking a brutal fatal violence case under investigation.
Grave fears for the Alpha's safety
Seattle dispatch reports serious fears for the Alpha on its second voyage from Dutch Harbor after departing May 9. Unalaska and Dutch Harbor harbor officials warn the vessel may be caught in the ice pack near Nome, as lanes of open water close and risk crushing the ship. The Pitcairn, Albion, Carrie, Annie, Dora and other vessels face peril as storms and ice hinder progress with several ships reporting near-collision or distress.
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Seattle
Bering Sea
Alpha
Dutch Harbor
Nome
Iunalaska
Pitcairn
San Francisco
Albion
Unalaska
Carrie
Annie
Unalaska Harbor
Dora
South
Wheat acreage under cultivation falls in June report
The June 11 agriculture department report shows winter wheat remaining under cultivation down to about 2.0 million acres, a drop from fall sowing of 5.24 million acres. Spring wheat acreage is down about 1.0 million, with regional shifts and varying average conditions across Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin. Rye and barley acreage and conditions show modest changes from last year and historical averages.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
California
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Oregon
North Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesosia Falls
Waetington
Cate
May exports of United States show rises in breadstuffs and cotton
The May export statement lists breadstuffs at 23 074.99 dollars up by 3 509 000 since May 1899, cattle and hogs 2 640 510 down 213.0, provisions 12 602 857 up 864 00, cotton 11 870 99 up 2 200 000, mineral oils 4 764 438 up 1 500 000, total 57 954 520 up 7 560 000.
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Washington
United States
Cotton planted area rises to 3553 acres in June report
Washington report shows total cotton planted at 3553.00 acres, up 2,076,000 acres or 8.7 percent from last year. The June condition index stands at 82.5, the lowest in several years.
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Washington
American League Scores From Midwest Trip
Baseball results show Buffa at Minneapolis and Milwaukee two to three games, Indiana at Chicago with two to five, Detroit at Kansas City two to four, Cleveland four.
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Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Lenny Jefferson Lynched Near Metcalf Georgia
Thomasville Georgia reports a 22 year old Black man named Lenny Jefferson was lynched near Metcalf by unknown assailants after allegedly attempting to assault a white farmer's daughter. He had been confined in Metcalf jail when the mob acted soon after midnight.
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Thomasville
Lenny Jefferson
Metcalf
Jefferson
Emery Stringer
Democratic state convention to be held in Columbus tomorrow
The Democratic state convention opens in Columbus on June 12 amid talk of Bryan and Dewey for Kansas City. Key nominations include secretary of state and dairy and food commissioner with several candidates. four delegates to Kansas City to be chosen. active debate over Dewey and Bryan linkage and local contenders like Lentz and Kilbourne for delegates at large.
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Columbus
Ohio
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Bryan
Kansas City
John R. McLean
Europe
McLean
Public Works
Supreme Court
At-Lhree
Tom L. Johnson
James Kilbourne
John J. Lentz
A. W. Patrick
Frank A. Marriott
Herman Groesbeck
William 8. Thomas
F. J. Blandin
Congressman Lentz
Columbue
Republican Convention Opens With Secret Subcommittee Meet
Philadelphia June U. The Republican National Committee sub committee began work at the Hotel Walton and arranged the plan for the full committee meeting at noon Wednesday to decide over 30 state contest issues. Chairman Hanna to arrive Wednesday. Warwick leads citizens reception committee planning state sub committees.
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Philadelphia
Republican National Committee
National Committee
General Committee
Hotel Walton
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
John Kean
New Jersey
Charles Dick
Ohio
Senator Hanna
Richard
Kerens
Missouri
Hanna
Warwick
Mutiny at San Juan Penitentiary Inmates Rebel
Five hundred inmates mutinied at the San Juan penitentiary shouting food unhappiness. A leader struck a warden, guards fired three volleys as troops were called in. Three inmates were wounded in the clash.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Native disturbance quelled before regulars arrived
Injured by splinters but not seriously the incident prompted a callout of a company of regulars. Civil authorities did not request the forces and the native company had already quelled the disturbance when the regulars reached the scene.
Daring Hold Up in Boulder Targets Lone Miner
Ole Erickson from Bernice, recently at Holmes and Dahl mine, was robbed of 475 dollars after two masked men struck him near the bridge on the Boulder line. He was unconscious for about thirty minutes. two men found in a box car were detained but released after lacking evidence.
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Boulder
The
Standard
Ole Erickson
Bernice
Holmes & Dahlman
Gray Eagle
Basin
Erickson
Jail and mine tragedy roll through Montana and Arizona
Charlies Pidge is jailed on horse stealing charges after a Helena arrest and a horse found in a bank near Holmes Gulch. He must face Justice Kamber in Clancy tomorrow. Earlier a cave in at United Verde mine caused deaths of John Gray and Jed Torreno and serious injuries to Robert Northers and Jans Meikle.
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Charlies Pidge
Harris
Montana City
Helena
Holmes Gulch
Clancy
Justice Kamber
Jerome
Arizona
United Verde
John Gray
Salt Lake
Jed Torreno
Robert Northers
London
Jans Meikle
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National League
Vitteburg
Hipston
P. C. Philadelphia
Mars
Credit Report of
Aguin
Aldo
Bering Sear
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Bryan and Dewey
Havana
Preferencia
L. S. Cohn
Butte, Mont
Havana-American CO
Siegel’s
Siegel
Montana
Dents & Adlers
Madras
Niegel
Ciolbine
Buotte
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