Good Club Is Given To The Democrats
Washington dispatch notes the sugar trust alliance with the administration over the Cuban bill, framing it as a key issue shaping the congressional campaign. It cites Thurber and Havemeyer funds, implicating sugar interests, and pins blame for Cuba fund misuses on Secretary Root and the War Department rather than Governor Wood.
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Jos
Washington
Sugar Trust
Republcan
Beef Combine
Northern Securities Company
Bacon
Teller
Mr. Thurber
Havemeyer
Haremeyer
Thurber
Nigher
General Wood
F. B. Thurber
National Export Association
Root
War Department
Cuba
Rathbone
Neely
Rathpone
Scott Free
Roosevelt
Palma
Havana
Senate
House
United States
Congress
West
King Edward II Illness Briefly Weakened by Cold at Aldershot
London June 16 King Edward II suffered a chill after an open torchlight parade at Aldershot. Indisposed with a slight chill and lumbago he stayed in his rooms as Queen Alexandra attended church. Sir Francis Laking treated him and the royal party remained in residence. Officials later announced the king would likely rest and hope for a quick recovery.
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London
Edward
Aldershot
Edward 13
Francis L. Aking
Alexandra
Francis Laking
Palma and Gomez Deny Cuba Campaign Bribe Allegations
In Havana on June 15 President Palma and General Gomez faced questions about a reported $25,000 U S donation to withdraw from Cuba’s presidential race. Palma denied involvement and defended Gomez, calling insinuations of a $2,000 bribe unjust and stating such attacks would pass unanswered.
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Gomez
Palma
Havana
United States
Cuba
Senor Palma
Senor Gomez
Fast Time Of The New Traine Twenty-Four Hour Trains Open
New York Central unveils the Twentyeth Century Limited aiming to run from New York to Chicago in twenty hours. The Lake Shore’s Twenty- Fourth Hour train makes Chicago to New York trips in twenty four hours with moments above seventy miles per hour en route. The Big Four exposes a Cleveland to St Louis flyer on its initial run, while Pennsylvania Railroad inaugurates a daily Chicago to New York service in twenty four hours.
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New York
Chicago
New York Central
Twentieth Century Limited
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Ohio
St. Louis
Big Four Railroad
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louisville
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Pennsylvania
Eight Italians Arrested in Baltimore Counterfeiting Ring
United States Secret Service agents and Baltimore police captured eight Italians linked to a circulating counterfeiting gang operating across several states. Arrested are Dominic Frank Tony and Martin de Marco at 911 East Lombard Street, Cato Rocesse and Louis Zimma, with two Martii women found at their Eastern Avenue residence. Counterfeiting paraphernalia and metal were seized. no molds found. The group, once based in New York, is described as part of a larger suspected network with more arrests expected in nearby cities.
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Baltimore
United States Secret Service
Dominic de Marco
Frank de Marco
Tony de Marco
Martin de Marco
Cato Rocesse
Louis Zimma
Marti
Secret Service
Foster
Burns
de Marcos
East Lombard Street
Rocesse
Zimma
Martii
Eastern Avenue
New York
Man Plunges From Brooklyn Bridge in Apparent Suicide
A 27 year old well dressed man aboard a Brooklyn Bridge car jumped from the bridge rail into the East River in New York yesterday evening. Police officer Dorn was nearby and saw him leave the car cry out a farewell before vanishing beneath the water. A police launch searched for hours with no trace of the body.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dorn
Atranger
Goodby
Tippecanoe Battlefield Anniversary Address by Watterson
The Tippecanoe Battlefield Association held annual exercises at the battlefield in Lafayette Indiana with a large crowd. Hon Henry Watterson editor of The Louisville Courier Journal delivered an address titled Heroes In Homespun and was escorted by a committee of prominent citizens. A banquet at the Lafayette Club followed the ceremony and a reception was held back in the city.
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Tippecanoe
Lafayette
Ind
Watterson
Lafayette Club
Manila News Briefs From Luzon and Samar Conflicts
In Manila on June 1 natives report five Fifth cavalry soldiers captured May 3 by insurgents shot near Teresa Morong province. Twenty five insurgents surrender allegiance after capture in Samar. four killed in ensuing clash. A civil governor is sought for Samar with amnesty expected July 1, aiding Guam Pino prisoners. Leyte shows progress toward end of resistance as local police tighten control. A libel case against Freedom newspaper proceeds with editor facing remarks by Judge Rhode. Philippine finance petition seeks gold payment for printers, and locals present resolutions praising General Chaffee. Moros in Mindanao report two killers of a U.S. soldier slain, another missing. an engineer sentry wounded near Vicars. Datto leaders request American flag from Col Baldwin in a gesture seen as adopting States status.
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Manila
Fifth Cavalry
Teresa
Morong
Luzon
Igtkhan
Samar
United States
Orn
Chaffee
Senor Ligrente
Guam
Leyte
Islaamd
Fred
Eri Bentto Legarde
Civil Commission
Freedom
Ubelong
Rhode
Cutt
Tode
Biltbld
Rhode Beeptte
Henry C. Ide
Department of Finance and Justice
Ide
Chamber of Commerce
General Chaffee
Wuty
Vicars
Minfilmao
F. “Th Baldwin
Twenty-seventh Infantry
West Point Graduates Praised At Manila Dinner
remarks by Colonel Woodruff at the Manila West Point centennial dinner recount his claim that West Point graduates saved the nation in the Mexican war and led 2,000,000 men to victory while earning honor and financial credit for the country. Acting Civil Governor Wright also commented on Congress debates over the Philippine government bill.
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Woodruff
Manila
West Point
Wright
Congress
Philippine Islands
Charles A. Woodruff
Fear Drives Gainesville Man to Madness Over Medical Dissection
Ross Brown of Gainesville travels to Atlanta to visit his sick uncle John Groover at Grady hospital. Believing the body was given to a medical college for dissection, Brown becomes a raving maniac, confined at the police barracks after seeing “students” near his cell. The uncle died last Monday and the hospital turned his body to Soldiers’ Home trustees for burial. Brown fears he will be next, claims to be sane but terrified, and awaits his father’s telegraphed notice for further action.
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Medical College
Ross Brown
Gainesville
Peachtres Street
Brown
Grady Hospital
John Groover
Groover
Atlanta
Hia Ming
Union Depot
Peachtree Street
Florence
Mevin Brown
the Constitution
United States
Georgia Bar Association
Large illicit still unearthed in New York city
Police seized a large illicit still in New York city with a capacity of about 300 barrels daily. Samuel Steinbruck David Gallos Max Fine and Hyman Levine were handed to federal authorities. Fine was seen moving casks yeast sugar and 15 gallon casks to the premises. Steinbruck accompanied him while Gallos and Levine were also involved.
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New York
Samuel Steinbruck
David Gallos
Max Fine
Hyman Levine
Fine
Steinbruck
Gallos
Levine
Royal Engagements Report From Europe
Athens reports the betrothal of Prince Nicholas of Greece and Grand Duchess Helen of Russia. London notes the engagement of Lord Francis Hope and Beatrice Ricketts, linking Beatrice to Lady Caroline Ricketts and the Duke of Newcastle lineage.
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Prince Nicholas
Greece
Helen
Russia
Athens
King George
Vladimir
London
Francia Hope
Beatrice Ricketts
Caroline Ricketts
Duke of Newcastle
Francis Hope
Miss Ricketts
Prayers for Rain Halt Taylor Business for One Hour
Dallas reports drought worsens crops with light rain不足. corn burned and cotton suffering. In Taylor, all business will suspend for one hour between 11 and 12 tomorrow as prayers for rain are offered. Stock shipments rise as farmers move livestock to escape drought.
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Taylor
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Earthquakes Felt in Newport and Syracuse
Two sharp shocks were felt in Newport Oregon Saturday night with no damage reported. In Syracuse Sicily strong earthquake shocks rattled the city causing panic though no injuries or damage were recorded. Additional tremors were reported across the island as heat and clouds persisted.
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Newport
Oregon
Oreg
Jime
Sicily
Syracuse
Undertaker Hurt As Hearse Breaks On Hill Near Newport
Newport Tenn June 16 Special Today while moving the body from Parrottville the hearse broke and toppled over spilling the casket. Undertaker A K Walker was dragged down the hill by horses and seriously injured. A second casket and hearse were obtained and the funeral continued.
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Newport
Tenn
Hunley LaRue
Parrottaville
OK Walker
Walker
H. E. Fries
Winston-Salem
N. C
R. D. Coffman
Brookside
Ala
A. 7
Bradford
Louisville
General DeWet Holds Camp Address at Winburg to Thousands
Dispatches from South Africa report mass surrenders and a welcoming British stance. 16000 Boers have surrendered and are assisted to rebuild farms while camps convert to supply depots. General DeWet praises Boer women for their encouragement and urges loyalty to the new government. Two thousand national scouts will be discharged with ponies to return to their farms.
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London
South Africa
DeWet
Winburg
Mr. Steyn
Old
Orange Free State
Attempted lynching halted by officers in Peru incident
June 16 Peru Indiana case report details Jones Haynes and a Black man from Wabash striking Clarence Gillespie, a Peru steel casting works employee, mortally injuring him. A mob of steel workers aimed to lynch the Black suspect and Haynes, but officers arrived, taking them to jail as threats of further mob violence circulated.
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Indiana
Peru
Ind
Jones Haynes
Negro
Wabash
Clarence Gillespie
Peru Steel Casting Works
Haynes
Gillespie
Careel
Cardinal Subcommission to Study Philippines Church Regulation
A Rome dispatch reports that four cardinals, excluding Cardinal Vannutelli, will form a subcommission to examine Taft's ecclesiastical proposals for the Philippines. The panel includes Ramopolla, Vannutelli, and Gotti, and may curb Philippine questions at the next conclave.
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Philippines
London
Rome
Eay
Cardinal Vanutelli
Vatican
W. H. Taft
Philippine Islands
Daily
Telegraph
Commercial Telegraphers Organize in Chicago
Chicago June 16. Commercial telegraphers in Chicago formed a union after years without one. The organization named International Union of Commercial Telegraphers enrolled between three and four hundred members. Officials from the Order of Railway Telegraphers attended, pledging moral and financial support.
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Commercial Telegraphers
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
International Union of Commercial Telegrapher
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Showers Monday and brisk coastal winds forecast
Local weather notes showers Monday with brisk west to northwest winds along the coast Tuesday brings fair skies. Several regional items follow including health statements from Atlanta physicians declaring the city healthy, a Savannah bankers’ convention next week, and various local incidents and public notices.
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