Whitelaw Reid Honored With Cambridge Doctorate
Cambridge England June 10 The degree of doctor of laws was conferred on Whitelaw Reid special ambassador to the coronation of King Edward by Cambridge University The public orator praised his career as ambassador to France editor of The Talleyrand Memoirs and longtime head of The New York Tribune Mrs Reid attended the ceremony Also honored were the dukes of Argyle maharajahs of Gwalior and Keelapoor Baron Hayashi and several colonial and governmental officials.
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Cambridge
Eng
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Edward
Cambridge University
John Edwin Sandys
Reid
England
France
Talleyrand
New York Tribune
trans-Atlantic
Republic
Policy of the Cabinet Outlined by the Premier
Paris June 10 in the chamber of deputies the premier M Combes presented the ministerial declaration in silence from moderates and right while radicals applauded. He pledged to pursue France and Russia tied policy and maintain moral and material patrimony, with interpellation of the government’s program set for Thursday.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Combes
Associated Press
France
Russia
Thousands of Strikes Overwhelm Manila as Leaders Resign
Ten thousand workers across printing, nut crops, tobacco, hemp, and carriage trades join a general strike in Manila on June 9. Isabella de Los Reyes resigns as organizer amid fears of violent outcomes, with a dummy leader taking charge though orders still come from the former head. Workers report wages now triple what they were before American rule, and threaten obedience or danger.
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Manila
Growinng General
Nutchera
Tobaccoonists
Isabella de Los Reyes
de Los Reyes
Jewelry recovered from Waldorf theft by Goulds kin
Captain Titus announced the 3000 dollar jewelry stolen a week earlier from Mrs Charles D Kingdon, mother of Mr George J Gould, was recovered. A smooth faced youth left a package at Detective Vallely's home, which opened to reveal the Kingdom jewelry in a pasteboard box. the returner’s identity remains unknown.
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New York
Captain Titus
Detective Bureau
Charles D. Kingdom
George J Gould
Waldorf-Astoria
Titus
Homs
Sargeant Vallely
Vallely
Kingdom
Discharge of Miss Taylor and Reid Named for Congress
Senator Carmack introduced a senate resolution directing the civil service committee to investigate the discharge of Revecca J. Taylor a War Department clerk who allegedly criticized Philippine policy in a press communique. In Arkansas C C Reid was nominated unopposed for Congress in the new fifth district.
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Washington
Tennessee
Senate
Committee On Civil Service
Revecca J. Taylor
War Department
Reid
Little Rock
Ark
New
Fifth District
C. C. Reid
Morrellton
Court martial Proceedings Across Samar and Leyte
Manila reports detail court martial sessions at Catbalogan Samar where Major Edwin F. Glenn and others faced charges over water cure methods. Testimony claims fear of death but asserts nonlethal outcomes. Leyte ports closed June 1 as native constabulary vows a forceful campaign against bandits with Major Henry T. Allen likely to lead. Insurgent flags fly across the island.
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Manila
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Catbalogan
Samar
Glenn
Philippine Islands
New York City
F. D. Grant
Grant
Jones
Rhodes and Beall
Connor
Charles J. Crane
Adjutant General's Department
Julian E B. Gaujot
Tenth Cavalry
Norman E. Cook
Philippine Scouts
Lyttle Brown
Engineers
American
Leyte
United States
Henry T. Allen
Mrs. James L. Maude Dies at 59 in Augusta
Mrs. James L. Maude died yesterday morning at 6 30 at her home 63 West Baker street after months of illness. She leaves a husband and three children Mrs E B Hook Augusta Miss Addie Maude Walter Maude and sisters Mrs Addie S Drake Atlanta Mrs Mamie B Wright Baltimore and Mrs Sarah Clarke. Funeral services were held at 8 30 last night by Dr Theron Rice of Central Presbyterian. The body will be buried in the family burying ground in Augusta with pallbearers Charles F Arnold A J Spratling Bulow Campbell J Kilpatrick Charles H Lewis and O C Fuller.
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Augusta
James L. Maude
West
Baker Street
T. M. Clarke
Robert C. Clarke
Maude
Eleanor Clarke
Theron Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Arnold
A J Sprating
Bulow Campbell
J. €. Kilpatrick
Charles H. Lewis
O. C. Fuller
Investigation reveals negligence in St Luke's sanitarium disaster
Chicago reports that hospital and city officials are blamed for the St Luke Society catastrophe. A coroner's jury will determine fault amid accusations of unlicensed operation and top floor shackling of delirium tremens patients. In St Louis Mrs Johanna Bishop died by carbolic acid after learning her husband was badly injured.
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Chicago
St. Luke Society
Miller
Sanitarium
St. Louis
Johanna Bishop
Closing Exercises at State Normal School of Georgia
At 11 o clock this morning the Rock College auditorium hosted the closing exercises of the State Normal School of Georgia in Athens. Charles Calhoun of Montgomery county gave the class greeting, Theron H. Rice of Atlanta delivered the annual address on The Power of Teaching, and diplomas were awarded to eight graduates including Gabe Belle Williams, Margaret Hatma, Lillie May Hursey, Willie Turner, Elizabeth Honster, Loyola Johnson, and H. Calhoun with remarks urging service and fidelity to Christ as a model for teaching.
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Athens
State Normal School of Georgia
Rock College
J. W. Walker
Athens Presbyterian Church
Charles Calhoun
Montgomery County
State Normal School
Theron H. Rice
Atlanta
Christ
Rice
Dr. Rice
Carpenter
Nazareth
Kindly
David C. Barrow
Franklin College
Bronson
Gabe Belle Williams
Muscogee County
Margaret Hatma
Clarke County
Lillie May Hursey
Bulloch County
Willie Turner
Newton County
Rough Rider Weds a Creole in Unique War Bride Rites
William J. Taylor of Atlanta, a Rough Rider and Pawnee Bill's Wild West star, marries Tile LaForce of Madrid Spain, a fellow performer. The Creole bride is described as beautiful. Rev. Andrew Campbell officiates and the cast celebrants mark the union in a fitting company ceremony.
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W. J. Taylor
Atlanta
Til Jie la Force
Spain
Webster
Mass
William J. Taylor
Pawnee Bill
Macon Synagogue Dedicated in Beth Israel
Informal dedication of the new Beth Israel synagogue in Macon Georgia drew a large audience. The opening exercises were described as very interesting while the ceremony marked a formal milestone for the congregation. Summer School in Knoxville offers low rates via Southern Railway with round trip fares and multiple sale dates through July with possible September extension.
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Beth Israel
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Southern Ry
Kimball House Corner
Phona 142
Main
Bam, Jr
UD. P. A
Atlanta
Coal Strike Report Nears Roosevelt Return
The coal strike drama advances as Carroll D. Wright prepares an official report for President Roosevelt. Key meetings occur in New York and Wilkes Barre with leaders from the miners and operators, while lawlessness and suspensions affect several districts.
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New York
Roosevelt
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Wright
Manhattan
Mitchell
Delaware and Hudson Company
Olyphant
Baer
Philadelphia and Reading
Thomas
Erle Company
Truesdale
Lackawanna Railroad
Wilkesbarre
Ralph Easley
National Civic Federation
Coal Roada
United Mine Workera
Scranton
B. R. Thomas
Erie
Mine Workers
Clvne Federation
Mine
Pavine
Mine Workers’ Union
United States
Virginia
West Virginia
Strikca
Williams
Lehigh Valley Company
Duryea
Nanticoke
Loss of Flesh Signals Decline and Cure Claim
An old newspaper advertisement warns loss of flesh as a sign of failing health and consumption. It touts Dr Slocum treatment as a four medicine course with tissue foods. The copy claims germicide in the formula and promises rebuilding strength, curing many consumptive taints, and inviting readers to write for trials.
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Dr. Slocum
Longstreet and Miles Watch Cadets Play Ball
West Point June 10 The army baseball team lost to Yale 15 to 4 in a day of athletic events attended by Generals Miles and Longstreet. President Roosevelt is due tomorrow morning and will stay through graduation day to award diplomas.
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Pocahontas Fields
Indian Ridge
Browning
Pocahontas Field
Bramwell
Longstreet
Miles
West Point
Uniitary Academy
Yale University
Nelson A. Miles
Rosevelt
Memorial Hall
Washington
Sune
Pennsylvania Road
New Bicycles Ordered for Policing Force
After months of requests the police board ordered thirty five new bicycles to speed patrols. They argued a wheel can do as much work as four on foot and urge council funds of 730 to finance the purchase. Captain Jennings and Commissioner Jones praised the bicycle corps for serving suburbs, prompting unanimous approval to contract and await funding.
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Council Finance Committee
Jones
Jennings
Old Woman Held On Lunacy Charge Released By City Doctor
City physician Dr Hart found the elderly woman, believed insane after wandering the streets, to be sane. Mrs Julia Taylor, aged about seventy five, was freed from the police bar racks after the examination. She left angrily and relatives remain unknown. Police regard the case as peculiar with mystery surrounding the woman’s wealth and lack of kin.
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Julia Taylor
Hart
Taylor
Havng
Police
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