Proclamations and Battles Mark Key U S History Moments
A compact timeline notes events from 1775 martial law in Massachusetts to 1878 poet Bryant's death in New York. It includes 1758 New Hampshire ratifying the U S Constitution, 1838 Congress creating Iowa Territory, 1864 Grant marching on Richmond, 1871 Galveston storm, and 1905 Sneeden protesting U S recognition of Norway.
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Cren
Gage
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
United States
Congress
Territory
Iowa
Oliver Lodge
Galveston
Texas
William Cullen Bryant
New York
Cummington
Mass
Sir Oliver Lodge Birthday Profile
Sir Oliver Lodge, born June 12 1861 in Staffordshire England, is noted as a celebrated scientist who recently stirred London with a claim to have found a way to abolish fog. He progressed from business to study, becoming professor of physics at University College Liverpool and later principal of the University of Birmingham.
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Staffordshire
England
University College, London
University College
Liverpool
University of Birmingham
Diverse Labor and Sports News Items Gathered
A Fresno clerks union forms amid nationwide labor data showing industry strike activity highest in building trades and coal. International unions plan temples and wage talks unfold in England and Scotland while boxing and baseball events pulse in the U S.
Total Solar Eclipse Nationwide Outlook And Flag DayDecree
Washington June 12 A total solar eclipse will occur Thursday visible across the United States and Canada. The eclipse starts annular, becomes total, then annular again with the central path in the far north, producing only a partial view elsewhere. Flag Day observance on Monday is expected to be broader this year with governors declaring it a legal holiday in California and Oregon.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Canada
North America
California
Oregon
Watson's Coal Prices Offer Prompt Delivery in R QC
R QC announces Watson's high grade coal at right prices with prompt delivery and a contact number Phone 72 for orders.
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Watson
Appeal hearing set in Morse case amid a large regional list
The appeal for Charles W. Morse from his conviction and 15 year sentence will be heard Monday in the United States circuit court of appeals in New York. Separate trials start Monday for a dock superintendent and six sugar weight checkers charged with conspiring to defraud the government in weighing imports at the American Sugar Refining Company docks in New York. The government alleges $2,000,000 in customs duties were defrauded through scale manipulation.
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Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
United States
American Sugar Refining Company
Wright brothers honored in Dayton two day celebration
The Wright brothers are to be honored in Dayton Ohio with a two day celebration on Thursday and Friday. Notables from across the country are expected to attend the festivities.
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Wilbur
Orville Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Emperors William and Nicholas Prepare for Finnish Gulf Meeting
In Europe the week centers on a summit between Emperor William aboard the Hohenzollern and Emperor Nicholas on the Standard. Their foreign ministers will accompany them, signaling talks on international policy and peace in Europe.
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Europe
William
Emperor Nicholas
Finnish Gulf
Hohenzollern
Nicholas
Republicans of Pennsylvania Convene State Convention in Harrisburg
Republican leaders of Pennsylvania gather in Harrisburg on Wednesday to nominate candidates for statewide and legislative offices at the state convention. The event draws party officials and delegates preparing for the upcoming election season.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Convention Dates for State Officials and Global Meetings
The text lists dates for state offices such as treasurer and attorney general and a state supreme court justice. It also mentions major gatherings including the International Council of Women in Toronto, the National Association of Credit Men in Philadelphia, the North American Skat League opening in Milwaukee, and the alliance of the reformed churches holding sessions in New York City starting Tuesday.
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State Supreme Court
International Council of Women
Toronto
National Association of Credit Men
Philadelphia
Skat League
Milwaukee
Council of
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
Presbyterian System
New York City
Fine Exercises At Miami Univ Now Under Way
Centennial week at Miami University in Oxford Ohio opens with alumni gathering and commemorations. Speakers include Chancellor McCracken of New York and Ohio Governor Harmon with university officials and former presidents slated to speak.
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Miami Univ
Oxford
Miami University
Ohio
McCracken
University of the City of New York
University Aid
Governor Harmon
Hill
The
University Leaders Gather For Key University Meeting
Dr. Guy Votter Benton, president of the university, will preside at all gatherings with leaders from the University of Missouri, Ohio State University, the University of New York, and the Central University of Kentucky. Miami is noted for its famous graduates including Benjamin Harrison, Whitelaw Reid, Robert Cummins Schenck, Oliver P. Morton, Calvin Brice, David Swing, and E. D. Warfield.
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University of Missouri
Thompson
Ohio State University
Scott
The
University of New York
Hinitt
Central University of Kentucky
Guy Votter Benton
University
Miami
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Robert Cumming Schenck
House of Representatives
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Calvin 8. Brice
United States
David Swing
Chicago
E. D. Warfield
Lafayette College
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Anniston Evening Star
Bombay
Anniston Publishing CO
Kline
Corner Market
11Th Streets
J. T. Pain
Gen
Anniston
Ala
Anniston Publishing Company
Star
Board of County Commissioners of
Calhourn
County
Alabama
Association
Fe and
the Star
Grant
James River
Richmond
Sneeden
Norway
Sir Oliver Lodge
Tist
London
Labor World
Fresno
Longstoremen
Montreal
Boston Tenameters and Handlers
Union
Gompers
New York Central Federated Union
Women's Trade Union League
Internation Typographical Union
St. Joseph
Minneapolis
Florida
Cumberland
Parham
Northumberland
Ashtonnder Vyne
New York Typographical Union No. 6
Typographical Temple
Nottingham
Sferleebe Ofenerfo
Cocfeele de Telecdonk
Carl Lundgren
Cubs
Joe Kelly
Doc Gessler
Mary Lord
Boston Americana
Aurelin Welfrera
Chick Hudson
San Francisco
Highlanders
Jimmy Clabby
Mike
Twin
George Mullin
Detroit
George
Matthewson
Wilsie
Raymond
Giants
Pittsberg
Billy Murray
Quakers
Boston Nationals
Wisconsin
Joe Jennette
Sandy Ferguson
Paria
Jim Croffroth
Jim Jefferies
Jeff
Dolly’’ Gray
Cantillon
Harry Lumley
Brooklyn
Anderson
University of Maryland
Committee of Unemployed
Miller
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Pirates
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Rochester
Rovchester
E. L
Daniel J. Neefe
Unloaders’ Union
McAleer
St. Louis
Criss
Anniston Theatorium
Noble Street
Forbes
Forbes Piano Company
K. E. Forbes Piano Company
G. E. Warrick, Mer
Illinois
Michigan
Connecticut
SAKS
Henry Co. Allen Civil Engineer and
Anniston, Alabama
Moore
Leaf
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