Suffragette Disrupts Buckingham Palace Audience
London June 4 militants gained access to the royal presence at Buckingham Palace and interrupted a presentation. A woman in court dress knelt and cried do not use force before the king and was removed to police. Officials suspect forged admission cards and close checks were imposed on guests and carriages.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Louler
Eather Cleveland
Wsther Cleveland
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Ralph Page
Edward Bell
Randolph Mordecai
Margaret Pennington
Baltimore
Dorothy Doubleday
New York
Mary Sanger
Sangerfeld
W.Y
Daily Mail
Daily Chronicle
Tadies
Lds
Women's
Women's Social and Political Union
Mansell
Belfast
Militania
Flora Drummond
Grosvenor Place
Roosevelt urged to run for governor
New York June 4 Theodore Roosevelt, after returning from South America, said he would not be a candidate. The state progressive campaign advisory committee met and urged him to run for governor on the progressive ticket. They cited a demand for his candidacy and called to end the alternation between Republican and Democratic misrule. The committee noted District Attorney Charles Whitman’s announced candidacy on the Republican ticket and rejected the idea Roosevelt would support Whitman on the progressive line.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Progressive Campaign Advisory Committee
Roosevelt
Murphy
Tammany
Barnes’ Tarmman
Charles S. Whitman
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Whitman
T. Douglas Robinson
Man of mystery found by mother after eight years
Chicago June 4 Identified by Mrs H E Pitkin of Chicago as her son Carl W Jez mining engineer missing eight years. He was found unconscious last November in Rochester Minnesota street infirmary and wrote initials J C R or R R K. Vocals paralyzed and mother plans to take him home. He last heard from in 1906 in Goldfield Nevada district.
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Chicago
I. C. BR
Rochester
Minn
H. E. Pitkin
Carl W. Jez
Nes
R. RK
Rocheater
Halas Mayer
Catherine KB. Dean
New York City
Moeg
Holmes Street
Manhattan Avenue
Rapp
iMayer
Dean
Han Eiht
Sumer
Culver
Ind
Franz George Washington Heink
Ben M. Smith
George Baldwin
Witnese
Baldwin
Madame Schumann-Heink
Smith
Public sale planned for Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic rail line
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad along with Alabama Terminal and Georgia Terminal companies will be sold today by order of a United States court. Bondholders and certificate holders will bid, with three separate sales set for Atlanta and Birmingham. Bid deposits required range from 25,000 to 750,000, and the combined property is valued at about 64.5 million dollars. The line runs 661 miles from Atlanta to Birmingham and to Brunswick Thomasville and Waycross, with receivership in place since 1909.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Alabama Railroad Company
Georgia Terminal Company
United States
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Frederick Ayer
Boston
Samuel Carr
John L Water
Ola Colony Trust Company
Atlanta
B. W. Palmer
Bloyd Witchell
New York
Com
H. Pillsbury
Coun
Ol Colony Trust Company
George S. Franklin
Thomas J. Brennen
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad Company
Ben Hill
Alabama Terminal Railroad Company
Birmingham
Ala
Alabax Terminal Railroad Company
Victor L. Smith
S.s-Sesvercee
Alabama Terminal Railroad’ Company
First Mortnegs
Atlantic
Brunswick
Thomasville
Waycross
ET. Lamb
H. M. Atkinson
Secretary of Agriculture
Board of Trade
Bih
Ask The Constitution Where to Live Bureau Listing
The Constitution invites public consultation from the Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information. It promotes free use and asks if you have a room for rent to be listed. Contact telephone Main soap or Atlanta 5001 for details.
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Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House
Atlanta
Lever bill targets cotton futures to curb gambling
Washington June 4 The Lever cotton futures bill reported to the House seeks to replace the Senate measure by taxing certain contracts and requiring uniform standards. The report argues the measure will curb manipulation and reflect true spot cotton values, benefiting South farmers by potentially adding up to 100 million dollars annually in value.
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Washington
House
Senate
Representative Lever
South Carolina
Agriculture Committee
Bil
South
Lever
Smith
Levers
Secretary of Agriculture
Mother Jones barred from Vancouver bound steamer
In Seattle on June 4 “Mother” Jones organizer for the United Ming Workers of America was denied boarding a Canadian Pacific steamer to Vancouver. Chief Campbell of Victoria police called her a disturbing element as she aimed to address Nanaimo striking miners. UMWA officials asked Secretary Wilson to protect her rights as an American citizen.
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Seattle
Mary Jones
United Ming Workers of America
Vancouver
Campbell
Victoria
Jones
Nanaimo
United Mine Workers of America Offiials
Wilson
Washington
Schumann Heink Testifies In Divorce Case Over Faithfulness
Chicago June 4 Mime Ernestine Schumann Heink testified before a jury in her divorce suit from William Rapp Jr of New York asserting her husband’s friendship with a New York blonde named Mrs Catherine Dean. The singer denied ever living with any man besides her husband and described domestic duties in Chicago while countering allegations of infidelity.
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Chicago
Ernestine Schumann-heink
William Rapp, Jr
New York
Rapp
Catherine Dean
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Acvusen Singer
Happ
Ronard McNamara
New Jersey
Caldwell
N. J
McNamara
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Bapp
Culver
Hana Schulger
Mme, Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Cross Bill
Cooper challenges Hardwick to joint debates in Georgia
Macon Ga June 4. John R Cooper candidate not challenged by Hardwick urged a series of debates on the campaign issues. Cooper replied inviting Hardwick to meet on the stump to discuss the United States Senate race and asked to arrange joint debates across Georgia. The exchange underscores whether Hardwick truly seeks public discussion.
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Macon
Thomas Hardwick
John R. Cooper
Hardwick
Cooper
Georgia
Dells
Governor Slaton
Thomas Fielder
Colonel Cooper
Hardwick Rotlew
Thomas W. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
A. C. Bacon
United States Senate
Thomas S. Felder
John M. Slaton
Dismissal of Two Reckless Driving Charges
Recorder Nash Broyles dismissed two reckless driving charges after fatal accidents. A. F. Whitter of Whitter Manufacturing ran over J. U. Stevens in Lakeland Heights as hospital aid for a hand injury, dying days later. Mra. A. M. Balding of 38 Garden Street struck David Liebermuth, a Confederate veteran, dying half an hour after. The court found the accidents unavoidable and urged stricter driver caution. Chief Reavers ordered speed-law enforcement.
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Nash Broyles
A. F. Whitter
Whitter Manufacturing Company
J. U. Stevens
Lakeland Heights
Forsyth
Mitchell Streets
Grady Hospital
Mra
Mra. A
Reavers
Mary Moehrke Testifies Husband Forcing Her to Drink for Divorce
In Savannah on June 4 special report Mrs Mary Moehrke testified in superior court that her husband Paul Moehrke a Savannah police officer compelled her to drink to create evidence for a divorce action. They seek divorce and child custody. He denied the accusations and made countercharges.
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Savannah
Mary BM. Moehrke
Paul Moehrke
Government seeks access to railway secrets in IC C probe
Attorney General McReynolds filed in the Supreme Court an appeal from Kentucky federal court denying the government request to compel the Louisville and Nashville railroad to allow Interstate Commerce Commission examiners to inspect its correspondence files. The government argues a railroad has no secrets from the state. The case is regarded as of high importance.
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Washington
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Kentucky
Lowisville and Nashville Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jendrat
Greatest Offer of Automobile Contest Ends Soon
The article announces a final chance in the automobile contest with a June 6 deadline. It offers two hundred thousand extra votes for each club of new subscriptions of thirty dollars, urging rapid submission before the offer closes. Readers are advised to send subscriptions as received and that certificates earned will be sent after closure.
Stiff Price for Huerta Resignation and Carranza Silence
News from Venice and Vera Cruz report a stiff price on Huerta's resignation while Carranza delays reply to mediators. Officials in Washington see Huerta’s silence as favorable. Carranza delays proclamation until Saltillo, as Villa moves south to meet him. The Niagara Falls talks trigger central military shifts and debates among constitutionalists about legitimacy and the path to Guadalupe’s declared government.
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Venice
Pras
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Cnimta Todas
Iies Terence
Niagara Wall
Feneral Huerta
Ena
Mose
Minoria
Carranza
el Paso
James General Cartina
ARCO
Wevico
Salta
Constitutionaliat
Puraren
Saltillo
Kiagara Falls
Villa
Chihiahua City
Tarercon
Zacateras
San Luis Potos
Central
Natera
Miagara
Durango
Hamlet
Nissare
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Local Weather Report Aims for Showers and Temp Averages
Local weather report notes chances of showers with temperatures ranging from a low around 67 to a high near 67. It lists mean and normal temperatures and rainfall in the past 24 hours and a note on deficiency since January 1 in inches.
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