Pastro and Zelaya Try to Land After Joint Revolutionary Plan
Havana reports a failed early attempt to bring Cipriano Castro and Zelaya ashore from the Spanish steamer Legach. The Cuban government barred their landfall and rumors spread of talks with exiled Mexico President Diaz, though no credence was given.
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Diaz
Havana
Cuba
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Venezuela
Nicaragua
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Ise
Jary
Mexico
Wreck on Minnesota, St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie injures Berg kin
President L S Berg of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago railroad and his wife were in a private car when the Winnipeg Flyer wrecked at Berge Minnesota. Berg was slightly hurt while his wife was killed. A passenger died and six others were seriously injured.
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Minneapolis
Minn
L. S. Berg
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Minnesota
St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
Berge
Berg
Winnipeg
Revival Services Next Week At Oxanna Baptist Church
A series of meetings will be held at Oxanna Baptist Church starting Sunday 11 a.m. and continuing through the week with nightly services at 7 30 p.m. The schedule may change. E Harris of Texas will preach each day. The general public is invited to attend.
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Oxanna Baptist Church
E. Harris
Texas
Father Star
Reyira Harris
King George Is Celebrated On 46th Birthday
London reports King George is aged forty six today with official observance extended to the royal family. President Taft sent his congratulations to the king amid the birthday observations last week.
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London
England
George
Taft
Wool Schedule Favored by House Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means Committee, on a strict party-line vote, ordered a favorable report on the Underwood wool bill. The bill, endorsed by the Democratic caucus, will be presented to the full House next Tuesday.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
House
Calhoun County Boys Club schedules August meeting
The Calhoun County Boys Agricultural Club met to set a general meeting for Saturday August 5 at 10 am in the courthouse. President T. D. Stovall asks all members and nonmembers to attend as club officers will be elected and crops should be finished by then.
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Calhoun County Boys’ Agricultural Club
Court House
T. D. Stovall
Erdman act mediation with Southern railway continues
June 3 in the office of Judge Knapp another Erdman act mediation session began with Southern railway officials. Firemen were consulted by Dr. Neill and Judge Knapp this afternoon. It marks the sixth day of the conferences.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Judge Knapp
Neill
Vaudeville Theaters Warned on Union Actors Boycott
Chicago June 3 After June 15 all vaudeville theaters that do not employ union actors will be boycotted according to an order by Harry Mountford international secretary of the White Rats.
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Chicago
Harry Mountford
The
White Rats
South Dakota Leaders Convene to Discuss Settler Plans
Representatives of commercial and industrial organizations across South Dakota gather in Sioux Falls for a conference to discuss plans for seeking settlers and promoting settlement in the region.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Boy Scouts Capture Armed Bandits After Police Chief Killed
In Red Deer Alberta on June 3 a band of boy scouts trapped two armed bandits in the woods. The scouts surrounded them with small caliber rifles and forced their surrender after the bandits killed the chief of police.
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Red Deer
Alta
Canada
Preparatory Building Authorized for A P C
Dr J W Stagg announces approval of a separate preparatory building and faculty for Alabama Presbyterian College in Anniston. Professor Basil Y Neal will head the prep school with two assistants, aiming to ready students for college or other Southern institutions.
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Basil Y. Neal
Alabama Tresbyterian College
J. W. Stagg
Alabama Presbyterian College
Anniaton
Neal Hag
Anniston
Gibbons Jubilee Draws Nation to Baltimore Homecoming
Baltimore crowds overflow Fifth Regiment Armory for civic jubilee marking Cardinal Gibbons fiftieth priestly anniversary and twenty-fifth year as cardinal. Taft, Roosevelt and other leaders invited to speak. Event blends national interest with symbolic patriotism as dignitaries gather for a civic tribute.
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Madison Square Garden
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Roosevelt
White
Supreme Court of the United States
Sherman
Champ Clark
Crothers
Maryland
Preston
John Gardiner Murray
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Country People Outraged by Disreputable Characters
Residents across county districts complain of behavior by outsiders from the city causing unrest. They accuse speeding cars and frequent dances in vacant houses with drunken disorder, urging authorities to act and some threatening to resort to force if protection fails.
Wickersham to Decide Oil and Tobacco Trust Cases
Attorney General Wickersham will bring criminal actions against Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust officers, but only after the Supreme Court grants time for dissolution to expire. The statement was issued from the Department of Justice in Washington.
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Washington
Wickersham
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trusts
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Bill targets Graet in Lorimer scandal fallout
Washington June 3 congressional leaders expect a rigorous corrupt practices net to emerge from the Lorimer scandal. The Senate committee on privileges and elections has assigned a sub committee to draft a measure led by Senators Ken Yoo and Kern to prevent future scandals in federal elections.
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Washington
Congressional Lead. Org
Senate Committee On Privileges
Kenyoo
Kern
Cardinal Gibbons Career and Charitable Leadership Highlighted
The article profiles Cardinal James Gibbons tracing his rise from North Carolina to bishoprics in Richmond and Baltimore. It notes his administrative results, coadjutor appointment in 1877, archbishop status in 1878, and cardinalate in 1887. It praised his democracy, charity, learning sermons, and composed public speaking.
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North Carolina
McGill
Richmond
Gibbons
Baylay
Baltimore
Rome
Leo XIII
Cardinal Gibbons
Editors favor reciprocity treaty in western poll
A Chicago paper polled 4,303 editors across 22 Western states on Canadian reciprocity. Results show two and a half to one in favor, with only one state opposing and 63 editors non-committal.
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Chicago
Speculation Over Reyes Return Shapes Mexican Politics
reports from Mexico City state General Bernardo Reyes travels from Cuba and could clash with General Madero for the presidency sparking a civil war. The provisional government works with Madero to stop further fighting as orders press to evacuate Chihuahua and hand the garrison to General Orozco upon arrival.
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Mexico City
Bernardo Reyes
Cuba
Mexico
Pacificator
General Madero
War Office
Rabid dog terror grips Heflin after bite spree
News from Heflin reports a mad dog prowling the town last Thursday biting ten dogs and several chickens and injuring Mr Tolleson Thureday night. He sought rabies treatment in Montgomery after a severe hand bite. The attack caused widespread alarm and concern for his welfare.
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Heflin
Tolleson
Senator Bailey to Speak at Jefferson Davis Anniversary
Senator Bailey of Texas has accepted an invitation to deliver the Jefferson Davis anniversary address before the Confederate veterans and allied organizations of the capital.
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Washington
Senator Bailey
Texas
Jefferson Davis
Confederate Veterans and Allied Organizations
Government Seeks to Avert Famine in Mexico
June 3 report from Mexico City says the government will remove the duty on corn and order large shipments from the United States to prevent famine. It will also regulate prices to stabilize the grain supply nationwide.
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Mexico City
Republic
United States
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