Veterans of South Move On Louisville Reunion Arrives
Kentucky’s Louisville readies for the United Confederate Veterans reunion with 20 000 to 30 000 visitors expected from across the south and west. General Wheeler arrives to help greet veterans as crowds swell and festivities begin Wednesday evening through Friday.
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Veterans OF South
Louisville
Lontavile
Loulaville
Elty Ston
United Confederate Veteran
General Wheeler
Genen Joseph Wheeler
New York
Stephen D. Lee
Georgia
North Carolna
Indian Territory
Taited Confederate Veter
Sons of Vo'arans
Warships Move Against Forts in Mid Atlantic Exercise
Monroe Virginia June 1 The joint army and navy exercises began at midnight with rockets fired at Fort Monroe and batteries manned. No fleet location or admiral's plan disclosed as warships remained offshore and tense signaling dominated the scene.
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Reltimere
Wastinsten
Cnuy
Woman is found guilty of murder in first degree
Liberty Mo June 11 The jury in Agnes Meyers Kansas City case returned a guilty verdict for murder in the first degree. The crime involved premeditation with her lover Frank Hottman in the death of her husband Clarence Meyers. Hottman testified to the plan and actions including bed slat strike and razor throat wound. He was convicted last February and awaits death.
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Liberty
Agnes Meyers
Kansas City
Clarence Meyers
Acta SS | Tt
Mxss. Meyers
Frank Hottman
Moyers
Hottman
Emuli
Meyers
H ‘Ny
Stand Crash Injuries At Oklahoma Exhibition
A grandstand collapse at a June 13 exhibition near Rasch Oklahoma injures sixteen with seven broken arms and legs and many other injuries. About 20 000 spectators witnessed the disaster as the lot ranch stand gave way at 3 30 p m. Names and injuries of the injured include Datel Christenson White Rock arm broken Charles Beisel Red Rock arm broken Mrs Mary Delert Red Rock ankle broken Mrs P Galloway Carmen leg broken Mrs W H Curry White Rock crushed and paralyzed Mrs Mites Smith Newkirk ankle and leg injuries J Asher Newkirk leg injuries G Heskett Ponca arm crushed and more.
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Jol” Rasch
Okla
Lot Ranch
Datel
CL. Christenson
White Rock
Mary Delert
Red Rock
Charles S. Beisel
P- Galloway
Carmen
W. H. Ourray
Mites Smith
Newkirk
Saete Smith
Soph
T- James
White Rocknee
Tonkawa
Foot Beck
Hewkes
G. Heskett
Ponca
Water Break Floods Subway Trapping Traffic in New York
A 48-inch high pressure water main failure on Paris Avenue near Forty second Street floods the block below Grand Centre station and the Fourth Avenue tunnel, causing subway shutdowns, electrical short circuits, and up to $100,000 in losses. Passengers escape submerged cars as crews work to seal the break and restore service after midnight.
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New York
Paris Avenue
Forty-second ‘Street
Grand Centre
Water Department
Croton
Belmont
Forty-second Street
Park Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Forty-second
Betmedt
A.helf Frank McClusky
Part Avenue
Third Avenue
Railroads in the Philippines Invitations for Proposals
The War Department makes public Taft invitations for railway construction in the Philippines under an act for Congress. The plan pledges protection against insurgents and outlaws, with 0.5 percent interest tax to the Philippine government and 4 percent interest for thirty years. Proposals welcomed from U S or Philippine entities, or railroad corporations organized under U S or Philippine law.
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Taft
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Congress
United States
Philippine
Credit Men in Chattanooga Reach Sixty to Seventy Members
In Chattanooga Tennessee sixty to seventy members of the National Credit Association arrived last night in five special sleeping cars from eastern cities. They will spend tomorrow visiting local interests in and around the city before continuing to Memphis where the association’s national convention will meet this week.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
National.Credit Association
Tanlaht Tod
Che
Menphis
National Convention of Theiressociation
King Menelik and Abyssinia From Dr Rosen's View
Dr Rosen reports on King Menelik of Abyssinia from Addis Ababa as a man of sound morals and principles. He notes Menelik's conciliatory yet firm rule, his descent from Solomon and Sheba, and the belief that a covenant temple exists at Akhum. The king, aged about 62, appears healthier than his years, and communicates through chiefs who sometimes defy outside orders.
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Odune
Rosen
Morocco
Adis Ababa
Abyssinia
Germany
Menelik
Ménelik
Menelk
Dr. Rosen
Solomon
Sheba
Menelik I
Hyde Ordered to Come Home
June 11 report says Hyde is recalled from Europe amid an inquiry by agriculture department staff. Secretary Wilson confirms no suspicion against Hyde but directing his return as early as possible. The charge and condition of the cross reportedly weaken, with investigations shifting to major cities and potentially days of inquiry ahead.
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Quirley
Wilson
John’yde
Department of Agricultur
Europe
United States
National board of trade to supply quotations for members
The National Board of Trade, with headquarters in Kansas City, will file articles incorporating the new organization tomorrow in Jefferson City Missouri. The board, formed after the Supreme Court upheld Chicago Board of Trade grain quotations, will include members from Kansas City St. Louis Minneapolis Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati Denver Omaha Memphis Atlanta Philadelphia and possibly New York and New Orleans. Kansas City will provide quotations and prices for the group and assist in purchasing and sale operations.
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Kansas City
Jefferson City
United States Supreme Court
Chicago Board of Trade
Nushergus Grain
Keansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Denver
Omaha
Memphis
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Probabl
New York
New Orleans
Kanson City
Ity
Klein
Tera Wast City
Norway Denies Swedish Recognition of Independence
Premier Ramstead predicts Sweden will refuse to recognize Norway as independent and expects the Norwegian riksdag to adopt this stance. He believes no foreign power will recognize Norway, and asserts Sweden will not acknowledge the revolution.
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Sweden
Norway
Stotkhom
Ramstead
Van
Riksdag
Molidus
Premisr
Eight Fort Worth Packing Buildings Destroyed by Fire
Flames wiped out eight packing house structures in Fort Worth Texas including a plant built in 1889 and a Swift Company tied facility. The loss affected the Southwestern Mechanical Company property with insurance estimated around 184 000. Debris filled the site as most contents burned.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Hownat
Worth
Comming
Cor
ALG
Donay
General ‘Manarer
van Be
MURDERED BY MOOR ROBBEES AT TANGIER STORE
A British subject was wounded and killed when a robber entered an Austrian owned store in Tangier on June 11. Police report a long-armed intruder attacked the shopkeeper and fled with valuables, triggering a manhunt by local authorities.
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Tangier
Mooded Robberp
Czar Waits for Mikado to Fix Terms for Peace Talks
In St. Petersburg on June 1, officials discussed delaying negotiations as Japan and Russia seek a basis for a limited armistice. The Russian representative would have no plenipotentiary powers, and talks could even move to Manchuria if needed. Roosevelt is cited as potentially guiding preliminaries while urging the US to step back from mediation.
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Lebo
Russia
Japan
National
Manchuria
Alder
Nicholas Nicolaievitch
St. Peters
St. Petersburg
Me Husain
Waltme
Janga
Vreign
Paris
Associated Press
Althougs
Roosevelt
Foreign Office
Sevastopol
Nicholas 1
Austria
Gorbhakoff
Count Ortaff
Brunnow
M. Tgnatiefg
M. Neuxoff
San Stephana
Prince Gortchakoff
Sec
Weather forecast for Georgia and Washington June 11
Continued on Page Two. The Weather for Washington June 11 indicates Georgia will be partly cloudy Monday with showers and cooler in verdl portions Tuesday fair except showers. Night to fresh breezes. West to southwest winds.
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Washington
Georgia
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