Battle ship Daniois Hes at anchor after record trial
Boston reports the new battleship Daniois Hes completed a 66 nautical mile speed trial from Cape Ann to Cape Porpoise and back, averaging 12.41 knots for four hours. Officials including Rear Admiral Sampson and Rear Admiral Evans witnessed the test aboard as Newport News Shipbuilding celebrated three years of work on the Champion class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
Daniois Hes
President's Roads
Cape Ann
Cape Porpoise
United States Naval
Sroom
Sampson
Evans
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Boston Harbor
Lancaster
Essex
Newport
Peoria
Potomac
B&b
Gilman Estate Heirs Split Million Dollar Inheritance
Frasier Gilman, half brother of George Francis Gilman, arrives from Georgia to settle disputes over the Bridgsport tea merchant's estate. He says the $5,000,000 estate will be divided between full blood and half blood heirs, with consideration likely for Mrs. Helen Hall who has no legal claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frasier Gilman
Bridgsport
George Francis Gilman
Georgia
Helen Hall
Hall
Riley
Abe
Heat Prostrations Follow Destructive Storm in Chisago
A heat wave saturates Chicago area with record highs as several residents, including railroad brakeman Thomas Cuyla and stonemason Charles Delaney, collapse. A fierce lightning storm strafes downtown, flooding basements and striking St Bartholomew's church before a thunderstorm relieves the city. Fire Marshal Dufacque is knocked unconscious but revived by his wife and directs fire crews afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chisago
Thomas Cuyla
Charles Delaney
Stonemason
Bert Kane
Breman
Johns Dempsey
Louis Weisbaum
John Carlaon
Edward Henatic
A.M. Beansen
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Drfacqu
Bell Coming to Atlanta General Agent for Railroad
Leon A. Ball, long associated with the Plant system in the west, will assume the Chicago Great Western railway role as general agent with headquarters in Atlanta, Ga. His southeastern jurisdiction will cover both freight and passenger interests. A native Georgian, Ball has spent about twenty years in Southern rail service with East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia, Southern Railway, and Plant System in senior passenger roles.
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Mau
Hava
Chicago
Leon A. Ball
West
Chicago Great Western Railway
Atlanta
Bell
East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia
Southern Railway and Plant System
Indemnity Dispute Over China Arbitral Move
Washington reports confusion over Rockhill's proposal to submit China's indemnity demand to The Hague. A 450,000,000 taels sum is cited but no formal agreement exists among powers. China agreed to that amount, yet ministers had not settled the total, raising questions about the arbitration path and its viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Br. Raeskhill
Hague
Former Governor Jones of Choctaw Nation Dies in Sherman
Sherman Tex June 12 William N Jones aged sixty three a prominent Choctaw leader and former governor died yesterday at his territory residence seventeen miles beyond Caddo after a twenty day illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Sherman
Tex
William N., Jones
Caddo
Trial of the Illinois Battleship Impresses Officials
The Illinois made rapid speed trials with bursts near the top speed and strong performance as Secretary Long praised the ship. Captain Evans reported the results showing the battleship exceeded expectations and could prove among the best in the American navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siill
Het
Gloucester
Wsconsin
Washington
Newa
Secretary Long
Robly Evans
Long
Boston M C A Convention Sees War Heroes Speak
Delegates flock to Mechanics Hall for the M C A International Convention as Major General Joseph Wheeler Rear Admiral Higginson Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson and Colonel Curtis Guild Jr headline an evening program. A reception followed at the museum of fine arts with many officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mechanics Hall
Willam E. Dodge
Boston Museum of Fine Arta
Wheeler
Joseph Wheeler
F. J. Higginson
U. S.N
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Curtis Guild
General Wheeler
Hobson
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Museum of Fine Arts
Ihe
Mechanica
Protsa
Bruno Hobbs
Crippy Creek
Seldon EB. Spencer
St. Louis
Spencer
Herbert B. Ames
Montreal
International Committee
Richard C. Morse
Theodore Ou. Cuyler
New York
Edwin L. Shuey
Dayton
G. Stanley Ball
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Association
Gould
Curtis Gulka, Jr
Army
Navy
Tyland
Higeingon
United States Navy
B. A. McAlpina
Sing Sing
A. V. Wadhams
America
R. P. Robson
Rermons
Sampson
Barker
RoBson
Virginia Cadets Leave Buffalo Exposition Camp
The cadets from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute stationed at the Buffalo exposition today departed for home. Their display attracted much attention and their martial drill elicited astonishment from experienced military men on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Buffalo
Virginia Polytechnia Natitute
Government Gouged By Knavish Officers
A Tecumseh, Oklahoma post office theft case unfolds with handwriting expert testimony misattribution. Thomas Lovelady confesses, leading to new trial for George Bores who is exonertd. General Molineux seeks to reopen his son Roland Molineux’s death sentence amid ties to the expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
O. T
Fahd
Oklahoma
New York
Tecumseh
George Boxes
Henry Totman
Chicago
Packaes
Roges
Bores
Supreme Court
Thomas Lovelady
Dr. Kennedy
Lerzely
Mrs McKinley Improves Behind White House Support
Washington June 12 After consultation Mrs McKinleys physicians report she continues to show improvement and expects to spend part of the day in her rolling chair Dr Rixey left the White House tonight saying Mrs McKinley is getting along very nicely Improvement continues steadily and the heat is not affecting her materially
New York Fire Insurance Company Withdraws From Field
Forced out by heavy losses from a Jacksonville fire Pacific Fire Insurance Company of New York retires from active business as its Jacksonville liabilities total about 740000. Reinsurance with Westchester Fire Insurance Company becomes effective to protect policyholders with over 60 million in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacksonville
Florida
Pacific Fire Insurance Company
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Pacific
Uaasvo
Bulodiod
Aupyaopun
Pha
Feld
Shriners Elect Imperial Potentate in Kansas City
Philip C. Schaffer was chosen as Imperial Potentate at the Myrtle Street gathering in Kansas City Missouri. The annual session featured packed house events including exotic drills at Exposition Park and the grand animal ball. Members from Ararat Temple of Philadelphia awarded guildesons to content winners as San Francisco was named hosting site for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip C. Schaffer
Kansep
Sime
Exposition Park
Ararat
Ararat Tetopie
Philly C. Schaffer
Philiadelphia
San Francisco
Death of Harry Lee Nephew of General Lee at Macon
Harry Lee nephew of General Robert E. Lee died in Macon yesterday. Funeral services will be held today with burial tomorrow. He was son of Henry Lee the general's brother. Mother resides at Rocky Mount Virginia. Wife and two of three children remain in Macon and will depart for Winston Salem North Carolina after the funeral. The Federate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy will conduct the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
Macon
Jung
Robert E. Lee
Henry
Rocky Mount
Winston
N. C
The
Confederate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy
Oil strike reported near Dunellon Florida
News from Gainesville Florida via railroad sources says oil was struck in Marion County near Dunellon four miles from the village. The find is described as highly promising with land values rising around the site and strike location about four miles from Dunellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunelton
Marion County
Savannah
Gainesville
Dunellon
Fla
Severe storm at Decatur damages houses and trees
A heavy rain and windstorm with lightning damaged Decatur Alabama on June 14. Trees fences and stock suffered. machine shops at Zoutsville and Nashville were struck. workers were shocked. Scattered fragments mention San Francisco and battleship Oregon arrival with homecoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ala
Zoutsville
Nashville
Army Commissary Frauds Reported in San Francisco
General Shatter and Colonel Maus probe alleged frauds in the army commissary in San Francisco. Arrests of Lewis Abrams and son, George, and a second hand dealer tied to government shoe sales, with warns of further prosecutions. Officials report clothing and grain thefts totaling substantial sums, warehouses holding seized goods south of Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shatter
Maus
Department of California
Federal Grand Jury
Army Service
Lewis Abrama
Seymour
Uncle Sam
Secret Service
Anglazance
Puch
Orrenta
Mana
Shayter
Abrams
George
Jacob Steiner
Hall of Justice
Market Street
Botanic Blood Balm claims cure for blood disorders and cancer
The ad touts Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a remedy for blood poisoning ulcers eczema and cancer symptoms. It promises to kill the poison in the blood restore health with a long history of use and says treatment is free if you describe symptoms and write to Dr Gillam in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daehood Seah
Storce
Gillam
Forsyth St
Atlanta
Medicina
Medina
Gillin
J. Tyison
Lobsconing
Karen Dysrmrera
DeWitt &Co
Chicago
Fulton County Ordinary notices collection dissolving duties
Fulton County notices show administrators guardians executors and estates seeking letters of dismission or administration with all readers urged to show cause by the first Monday in July or August next. Names include John R. Wilkinson as Ordinary and several administrators such as Simeon C. Menaniel and Edward Hoffmann among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seorgia
Fulton County
Joseph Mr. Shiels
Lucy
Many
Thurman, Executrix
F. D
THE
Georgia
Shy
John R. Wilkingos
Idinary
Jane
Hoffmann
Hoffman
Thinte
Tome R Wilkinson
Annettte
Washington
Spolfen
Wilmer C Tolleson Minor
John R Wilkinson
Winn KH Grantham
Mda
Sala
Joha R Wilkinson
Pelono A Serenes
Adelia C
Emi Scaenck
OHN
John Roberts
Tui
John RO Wilkinson
Ghorsia
Edward Ho Piacock
Merritt J. Peacock
JOHN R_WILE
Fultur Co
Charles
Kingaberry
Carrie
Huard
Bertem
John
Wilkinson
Horgia
Tulton
Willis Hawes
Laculs
Hawes
Sohn & Wilkinly Ordina Gdorgia
Charles M Roberts
Jennie Tons
Willston
Tohn R. Wilkinson
Oramiy
Benrs Walthouse
Aaron [Armel
Chainters
Laura R Wyatt
Tascam Wyatt
Ol Nersma
Wilk
J_ Sid Holland
Remon
Argalbald Coleman
JOHN R_ WILKINSON
Orinary
Hamlten Douglan
Dora Broommvid
John R Wikinson
Seamuel N. Evins
Ferdinand B. Theohrane
John A. Wilkinson
Clorgia
Felton County
Orina
Chambers
Willem Forsyth
Arthur H. Forayth Haying
John R. Wilkingon
Fultos County
Cratnery
Edward Cox
Thade
Nmunroa
Jon Strickdand
Merl
Tettera
John BR Wilkinson
Torgia
Fulton County—Court of
Ore Doury
Texanna ‘A Stephens
Fceuber A Stephens
Herselt
John Kinson Orimary Georgla
Fulton Gounan
Mary Mille
Joseph A Cale
Tey N. Cobmilanus
R Wilkinson
Georgia Tulton County
Zane
Les
Emeo Bor
Lev
Hig
Mata
Anid Trust
Omice
Sallie Tuss
Pulton County
Winkinson
Fulton
Oravnan
Jonh G Burdett
Wailer
T. Stewart
John TN Wilkinso
Tulle Culler Harris
Willa Rawson Collier
Charles A. Collier
Joan RO Wilkinson
Ordinase Ghohgia
Ordinanys Omics
Elite Bel
Walter Bell
Ald
Meir
Teave
John HO Wilhinbon
Ordinaey
Orice
Isias Liebmann
Julia Liebmann
Fecald Trust
Als Mission
Imade
John B. Wilkinson
Poulton County
Drainarra
Virus Jones
Mary Blake
Ls Ceid Trust
Onimary
Clifford L. Anderson
Milos Freeman
Lydia
Wood
Martha
C. Sullyan
James Thornton
Si iMilam
J Connely
AL Shivers
F Howard Billa
Lee Hopkinn
John V. Bishy Mis
Marie & Freeman
Mary A. Stark
Elizabeth Joyneon
A . Robbins
Kacinds
Kimmons
J. M. Nonsiison
Florine B. Wood
Rose Arachd
Joseph Awved
Chnaries
BE. Foujou
Bamue
Ho Durand
John K Whlkinson
B. Hoyt
Samuel B. Hoyt
John R. Wilkingom
Fulton Counte
Johnn B. Candler
Whoderic D. Badger
Nis
God Trust
Praya
John R. Wilkinson
T. X. Collins
Williams
Flowers
Shaw
Sal
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Gilman
Yi RY
Sreer
Fras
Cattronmta Fie Swarp Co
Carfornia
Trorfar
California Fig Syrup CO
Ban Prawoteco
Car Rouisvills
Pricetic
Chiwa
Boston Fine Arts Museum
Boggs
Molineux Cape
Shriners
Robt. E. Lee
Oregon
Orient
Manila
Frisca
United States
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