Kilauea Erupts Again with Flames and Smoke
From Sionolulu to San Francisco dated June 13 AP report notes Kilauea on Hawaii erupted June 3 with flames rising above the crater and continued activity as earthquakes accompanied lava or ash emissions. Nearby Soufriere on St Vincent shows anxiety as British and American scientists study its renewed unrest.
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Sionolulu
San Francisco
Associated Press
Kilauna
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
St. Vincent
Kingstown
Island of St. Vincent
Isaac H. Anderson
Royal Society
Chateau
Belair
Edmund ©. Hovey
American Museum of Natural History
New York
George C. Curtis
Harvard University
Professor Hovey
Mr. Curtis
Mount Vesuvius
Americans Presented to Edward and Alexandra at Buckingham Palace
London June 13 King Edward and Queen Alexandra presided at the fifth court of the season despite foul weather. Ambassadors and numerous American officials including Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid attended, with J Pierpont Morgan Jr and others among the diplomats. The king welcomed addresses from city authorities and spoke of Boer War peace, hoping for harmony in South Africa. A welcome dinner for General Wheeler, Henry Clay Evans, and Congressman English followed, with many Americans and English present.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
England
Victoria
Prince of Wales
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Lawrence Townsend
Belgium
Wilson
Admiral Watson
United States Army
Navy
J. Pierpont Morgan
Edmond Bh. Bayless
William Wetmore
Bayless
W.W. 8. Cowles
Mra. Cowles
BH. H. Watson
Borup
John Biddle
King Edward
Buclingham Palace
Joseph C. Dimsdale
Corporation
London County Council
South Africa
Clouds Carke Over Venezuela Amid War Turmoil
Kingston reports June 143 dispatches from Venezuela describe Castro's push to reclaim towns held by rebels and growing unrest over seized funds. In Washington Hay seeks a clear picture of shipping conditions as Venezuelan ports face blockade and commerce suffers amid government rebel clashes and shifting cabinets.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Trent
Venezuela
Berlin
la Guayra
Castro
Caldad Bolivar
Caracas
Valencia
Republic
Fonseca
Guzman Blanco
Garrido
Matos (Revolutionary
Hay
Washington
Bowen
National Asphalt Company
la Felicidad
Willemstad
Trinidad
Viking
Orinoco Trading Company
State Department
Toasts Honor Britain and United States Leaders at Dinner
The host sent invitations to Americans nationwide and many prominent Englishmen attended. After speeches and toasts, tributes were paid to guests. King Edward and President Roosevelt were toasted with enthusiasm. General Wheeler responded that the United States could never forget Britain's stance during the Spanish-American war.
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United States
King Edward
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Great Britain
Famine Spreads Across Siberia Reports In Siberia
St. Petersburg reports famine spreading in Siberia with intensifying conditions and increasing impact on the population as of June 13.
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Siberia
St. Petersburg
Two Daughters Die in Lightning Near Oklahoma
Two daughters of Patrick Leahy in the Otoe agency Oklahoma were killed by lightning while returning from the harvest field near Wichita Kansas on June 13. A fire at Opelika Alabama destroyed a residence owned by Mrs. M L Lightfoot this evening with an estimated loss of 3200 dollars.
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Wichita
Kans
Patrick Leahy
Otoegency
Oklahoma
Opelika
Opélka
Ala
M L. Lightfoot
Heart on the right side surprises Brooklyn teacher
John P. Stafford a popular Brooklyn school teacher learned his heart is on the right side only after applying for life insurance. He passed medical exams with his heart on the opposite side, was cleared by a full board of physicians, and a policy was issued. Stafford, 26, teaches in the borough and is a graduate of St Francis College.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
John P. Stafford
Stafford
Corps of Medical Examiners
Lfe
Mr. Stafford
Board of Physicians
St. Francis’ College
Teachers’ Training School
Jamaica
Irish League Fight Sparks Landmark Legal Move against Leaders
Writs issued against John Redmond John Dillon W J OBrien and other United Irish League leaders and figures in Roscommon amid tenant troubles on the DeFreyne estate. Landlords back the action backed by Dublin Castle with large damages sought. Redmond predicts Irish cause will triumph despite possible imprisonments and property attacks.
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Dublin
Lora DeFreyne
Irish Parliamentary Party
Troubles
DeFreyne
Roscommon
John Redmond
John Dilson
W. J. O’brien
Swift MacNeill
Conor O'Kelly
United Irish League
Michael Davitt
The
Freeman's Journal
Lord DeFreyne
Landlords’ Association
Dublin Castle
Wyndham
Ireland
Redmond
Saunderson
House of Commons
County Cavan
League
William Redmond
James O'Kelly
Patrick O’brien
John Hayden
Sir Thomas Esmonde
Patrick McHugh
Alexander City Burned In Wide Fire Sweep
The blaze started in a foundry and machine works and spread rapidly through Alexander City amid dry weather and no water works. Banks were destroyed, valuable papers lost, rail lines damaged, residents left destitute, and aid appeals issued as relief efforts mobilize.
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B. P. Duncan
F. M. Douglass
Western Union Telegraph Office
Christian
P. Adams & Co
Polk
J. A. Goggans
H. W. Pearson
Genie Adams
Anderson & Dean
EB. B. Hamaey
J. R. Watkins
J. L. Thornton
Hertztf
Ginnie Hollaway
Thomas Bros
W. M. Welch
W. M. Welch & Co
L T. Johnson
Thornton & Watkins
Lttle
Dadeville
Central of Georgia
Strikes to Troops Parade Narrowly Calm in Pawtucket
In Pawtucket Rhode Island High Sheriff White withdrew deputy sheriffs from street cars after reports they provoked violence. About 1 500 troops remain on duty as orders to maintain peace, with possible gradual withdrawal. Seven arrests for misdemeanors occurred on Pawtucket avenue while streetcar lines in surrounding towns remained tied up.
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Pawtucket
Fune
Hunter C. White
Kimball
Pawtucket Avenue
Providence
United Traction Company
Central Falls
Cumberland
Albion
State Armory
Fitzgerald
Wilkesbarre
Miners’ Union
Mitchell
West Virginia
Hon T F Madden Relates Health Lesson From Indigestion Trial
Former St Ignace mayor Thomas F Madden recounts a health journey from chronic indigestion to recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the treatment with restoring appetite, nerves, digestion, and strength after a steamer trip to Galveston. The testimonial claims long term benefits and offers purchase details from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Thomas F. Madden
St. Ignace
Mich
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams
Willams
Coal Fields Back to Normal. Illinois Set for Likely Sympathetic Strike
Roanoke officials report improved conditions in Pocah tagging coal fields with miners returning to work. most mines operating and expected full resumption by mid next week. Illinois officials plan to consult with leaders on a possible sympathy strike, with no confirmation given.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Pocahbatag
Chicago
W. D. Ryan
United Mine Workers of Ilinois
Wilkesbarre
Ryan
Illinoi
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Mitchell
Illinois
Charleston
W. Va
J. K. Thompson
United States
Collins Colliery Company
Glen Jean
Thompson
Fred Dilcher
Eugene Debs
Chris Evans
Evans
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