Bodies of American Soldiers Captured by Ladrones Identified
Manila June 16. Sergeant, two corporals and four privates of the Fifth cavalry recovered after capture May 23 at Binangonan, Risal. Bodies mutilated beyond recognition. nine attackers identified, including two from Terasa Morong police. American burials held together. At Plattsburg Captain Hinds faces court martial for alleged cruelty in Jolo.
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Manila
Fifth Cavalry
Binangonan
Risal
Teresa
Morong
Plattsburg
N. C
Hinds
Twenty-third Infantry
Jolo
Philippines
Burton's Row With Hanna Prompted By District Rift
Ohio Congressman Burton releases a statement on the Cleveland district controversy. He says Republican candidates misunderstood efforts to avoid dictating party leadership and that Howland was chosen to head the party committee after broad consultation. Burton condemns officials for disregarding the move amid party division. Queen Wilhelmina improves convalescing at Castle Schaumburg in the Lahn valley.
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Washington
Burton
Ohio
Cleveland
Howland
Wilhelmina
Berlin
Holland
Castle Schaumburg
Lahn
Shah Shocks Europe With Idiosyncratic Royal Conduct
London June 7 Special Correspondent. The shah of Persia, en route to London for ping pong and the coronation, has already surprised royal hosts with quirky behavior across Europe. In Rome he allegedly cheated a banquet by leaving after few courses, at Lucerne posed for a tourist photographer, and in Berlin sought hunting despite the season. He tested wireless telegraphy and megaphonic phones, then demanded loudspeakers for his Teheran palace. A Vatican visit stalled over Cardinal Rampolla. Marlborough House will host the shah and his staff in London, with Carlsbad to follow after the coronation.
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London
Persia
Europe
Rome
Vatican
Italy
Lucerne
Switzerland
Berlin
Emperor Wiliam
Teheran
Cardinal Rampolle
Shah
Rampolla
Quirinal
Holy See
Rampolia
Marlborough House
Edward
Prince of Wales
Carlsbad
Morgan Greatly Low in Spirits Denied by German Papers
Berlin reports Morgan despondent over a contract between a stopping combine and German lines. A London telegram quotes Morgan’s partners denying the mood, stating Morgan on his yacht shows a cheerful frame. Also notes no Austrian emperor plot and Spain naming a Cuban minister.
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Berlin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Berliner Tagblat
London
Taft Vatican Agree Fr Uproar Over Friar Lands Fate
In Rome on June 16 negotiations between Judge Taft, Philippine governor, and the Vatican on Friar lands in the islands show likely success. Four of five cardinal subcommittee members favor the governor proposals while Cardinal Steinhuber opposes. A clash is anticipated over how the U S payment for lands should be allocated to the Vatican’s foreign missions body.
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Rome
Taft
Philippines
Vatican
Steinhuber
United States
Propaganda Or Society of Cardinals
Correction on Wash Suit Prices for Boys
In Sundays advertisement we corrected pricing errors for boys wear. Russian Wash Suits once $2 to $5.00 are now reduced. Sailor Wash Suits are priced to clear stock as part of the print correction.
Cut Throat of His Bride Ends in Suicide in Indianapolis
Andrew Deiss of Peoria cut the throat of his bride at her mother's home on June 16 and then swallowed carbolic acid dying in agony while in custody. Mrs Deliss, 16, may die from injuries. Deiss, 30, a machinist, acted motive jealousy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Andrew Deis
Peoria
Deliss
Deiss
Mystery Surrounding Lawrence Foster Tragedy Deepens
New York June 1 A father Thomas A Disbrow of Louis A Disbrow who may illuminate the drowning of Sarah Lawrence and Clarence Foster is reported to know Louis’s whereabouts and is prepared to produce him alive within twenty four hours.
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Lawrence-Foster
New York
Thomas A. Disbrow
Louis A. Disbrow
Suffolk County
GL I
Sarah Lawrence
Clarence Foster
Louis
Disbrow
Engineer Near Death After Flagman Slips Signal
Raleigh June 16 Special Engineer Byrd of Seaboard Air Line narrowly escaped a high speed freight collision at Macon when a flagman sent back from a freight train stopped to talk to an acquaintance. Byrd suffered brain concussion and has not regained consciousness. His engine was demolished. Engineer Robert Lee of the Southern was killed at Black Mountain near the Swannanoa tunnel when a freight train on a curve derailed, crashing the engine and killing Lee. the fireman escaped. Asheville was Lee's home.
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Raleigh
N. C
En- Gineer Byrd
Seaboard Air Line
Macon
Byrd
Robert Lee
Southern
Black Mountain
Swannanoa Tunne
Lee
Asheville
Delegates of Hall County Named for State Convention
Hall county Georgia announced its official slate for the state convention to meet in Atlanta on July 2. Delegates include W. F. Findley A. S. Hardy W. N. Dyer F. T. Davie L. D. Puckett Andrew Oliver Jasper M. Hulsey and H. H. Stephens with alternates listed.
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Gainesville
Hall County
Atlanta
W. F. Findley
Hardy
W. N. Dyer
F. T. Davie
L. D Puckett
Andrew Oliver
Jasper M. Hulsey
H. H. Stephens
Amos E. Fuller
John L. Vickers
J. E. Dyer
Royster Seeds Potash Pact with German Mines
F S Royster president of the Royster Guano Co returns from Germany where he witnessed talks between German potash magnates and the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co He secured a multi year contract with independent German potash mines and plans a 100000 cotton oil mill at Tarboro NC to supply cotton seed meal for ammoniates for his fertilizer plants amid competition with the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co
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Royster
Norfolk
F.S. Royster
F. S. Royster Guano Company
Germany
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company
Virginia-Carolina Company
Tarboro
N. C
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Milla
Women Killed by Bombs Foreshadow Venezuelan Revolt
Willemstad Curaçao reports that June 7 bombardment of La Guayra killed peaceful women and closed markets while 490 revolutionists were repulsed. In Washington, diplomats say Venezuela under Castro faces a grave crisis though central administration remains secure if rebels stay away from Caracas and Valencia. The clash signals heightened tension but success hinges on strategic moves.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
la Guayra
Caratas
Maiquetia
Miranda
Castro
Washington
Venezuela
Caracas
Valencia
Nominations in Chicago Democratic Congressional Conventions
In ten Chicago districts today nominations were made. First District Martin Emerich. Second Frank Brust. Third Daniel Morgan Smith Jr. Fourth George P. Foster renominated. Fifth James McAndrews renominated. Sixth Allen C. Durborow former congressman. Seventh John M Hess. Eighth William F. Mahoney renominated. Ninth James J Taanden. Tenth postponed.
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Chicago
Martin Emerich
Frank Brust
Daniel Morgan Smith, Jr
George P. Foster
James McAndrews
Allen C. Durborow
John M Hess
William F. Mahoney
James J Taanden
Debate on Philippine Bill Prompts House Pause
Washington June 16 Special The house leaders allow up to a week for debate on the Philippines bill a move seen as strategic ahead of the campaign. Republicans favor using the issue to pressure Democrats amid Cuban disclosures and sugar trust ties. Summer School Knoxville low fares via Southern Railway tickets on sale June 16 17 18 28 29 and July 11 22 18 return by August 15 with extensions possible by deposit.
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Washington
House
Philippines
Republicana Beeve
Knoxville
Tenn
Low
Southern Railway
Knoxville Tenn
Southern Ry
Const
Kimball House Corner
Main
J. C. Beam, JR
D. P A
Atlanta
King Edward Chills Risk Life in Windsor Visit
London reports King Edward caught a chill in the stomach while traveling to Windsor and will not attend Ascot. Queen Alexandra and the royal princes will attend in state. Physicians advise quiet and careful use of strength. At Lloyds, life insurance premiums rose on the king’s life amid speculation about a possible coronation on June 26.
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London
Edward
Windsor
Ascot
Alexandra
Prince
Francis Laking
Aldershot
Lioyd's
New Railway Development From Rutherfordton To Asheville
Rail growth outlined with a proposed line from Rutherfordton to Asheville and Columbus via the Hickory Nut gap. P J Latta of Yorkville SC leads reconnaissance as chief locator, with Southern Railway to take over the South Carolina and Georgia extension July 1. Other notes include a $335,000 damage suit over a Hamlet accident, Cary Lumber plant losses at $21,000, gauge changes by Carolina and Northwestern, and a planned Pineola to Cranberry iron mine extension.
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Rutherfordton
Asheville
Columbus
Raleigh
N. C
P J. Latta
Yorkville
Polk County
Great Canyon
Hickory Nut Gap
Latta
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Railway
South Carolina and Georgia
Henderson
Sea
Air Line
Cary
Cary Lumber Company
Carolina and Northwestern Railway
Catawba
Lincolnten
Newton
Pineola
Cranberry
Tennessee
Christian Scientists gain legal footing in Zurich ruling
In Zurich Switzerland the cantonal supreme court issued a decision that effectively places Christian Science on a legal footing. The ruling follows extensive meetings by Christian Scientists in Boston and marks a significant legal milestone for the faith.
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Boston
Supreme Court of
Canton of
Zurich
Switzerland
All Run Down Women Find Relief in Peruna
A prominent society woman Miss Bess F Healy of St Paul Minn and others describe feeling run down with headaches backaches and lack of ambition. They credit Peruna with immediate relief and lasting cure. Notes from Miss Anna Johnson of Kingston and Miss V Adams of New Orleans praise Peruna for clearing skin indigestion bowel movement and general health. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ont.
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Feruna
Peruna
Anna Johnson
Clergy Street
Kingston
Ont
Anna Johnson May V Adams
Louisiana, Literary Union
Teipsichore Street
New Orleans
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Onto
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