Storm Rips Zanesville Area Killing Two In Ohio
Banedville Ohio June 16 A cyclone struck causing the St Thomas Catholic church steeple to topple during services. Thomas Sikson and John F Dinan died in the disaster as roofs, walls and trees were torn apart. More than 500 houses damaged and 60 families left homeless across the town.
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Zanesville
Banedville
Ohio
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Thomas Skinson
John F. Dinan
Two Men Die in Severe Oklahoma Storm
Claremore Oklahoma reports two fatalities from a late night storm with wind and lightning. Barney Green of Tiawah died when his barn collapsed while he rode nearby. Robert Lemon of Verdigris was struck by lightning. Collinsville and Claremore area suffered damaged buildings, flooding, and destroyed trees and outbuildings. crops including cats, wheat, and corn were harmed.
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Claremore
Okla
Barney Green
Tiawah
Robert Lemon
Verdigris
Pardoned after 52 years in prison for murder of wife
Hartford June 16 John P Warren aged 73 long time prisoner granted a pardon by the state board of pardons. Committed to Wethersfield prison in 1859 for murder of his wife at Willington after a dispute during a walk he drowned her. He admits the crime blaming family trouble. His release to be cared for by a brother farmer.
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Hartford
Conn
John P. Warren
State Board of Pardons
Wethersfield
Willington
Warren
Reverend A R Moore Called to Savannah Church
In Savannah Georgia on June 1 the First Christian church congregation unanimously extended a call to Reverend Allen R Moore pastor of the First Christian church in Birmingham Alabama to serve as Savannah church pastor. He preached a trial sermon recently and accepted the call. Moore has long led Birmingham's Ministerial Association indicating high standing among local ministers.
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Savannnah
First Christian Church
Allen R. Moore
First Christian Church of
Birmingham
Ala
Savannah
MacQuiston Brothers Retain Their Gulf States Title
New Orleans June 16 Harvey and Paul MacQuiston defeated Phelps and Grimahnere in the doubles challenge for the Gulf States tennis championship, defending their title as challengers were beaten to one in three sets. In men’s singles finals Harvey MacQuiston beat Paul MacQuiston 2-6 6-3 7-5 7-8. Harry Waldner of Chicago, the Gulf States singles champion, came to defend but MacQuiston emerged as the champion.
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New Orleans
MacQuIston
Harvey
Paul
Phelps
Grimahnere
Harvey MacQuiston
Harry Waldner
Chicago
Gulf States
Bene
Harvey MacQuisten
Clem Phillips
Twenty Die in Railway Wreck at Malmslett Station
June 18 report from Linkoepinge Emxeden states twenty persons were killed and fourteen injured in a collision between a mail train bound for Stockholm and a freight train at Malmslett station late last night. The crash disrupted rail service as rescuers searched wreckage through the night. In separate news, Carl D. Thompson of Milwaukee was nominated by the Social Democratic state convention as gubernatorial candidate.
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Linkoepinge
Stockholm
Malmslett Station
Thompson
Gettwenxes
Wis
Carl D. Thompson
Milwaukee
Social Democratic State Convention
Democrats Debate White Suffrage Plank and Union Banks
A Newlands drafted platform favors restricting suffrage to whites and barring nonwhite immigration with limited exceptions. It also backs tariff reduction to revenue, breaking monopolies, anti trust stance, state bank unions, river development, and major road and naval spending. Clark and Wilson camps organize in New Jersey and New York to win delegates, while Gore predicts a floor fight. Dock strike weakens London and Georgia Youth Clubs plan organization with prizes and chamber of commerce interest.
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Baltimore
United States
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Washington
Mack
Newlands
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Clemp Clark
Clark
Edward H. Grosscup
Democratic State Committee
W. F. McCombs
New York
Grosscup
Gore
Oklahoma
Penton
McDonough
Boys’ Corn Club
Girls’ Canning Club
Boy's Corn Club
Henry County
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Mids Katla Lou McVicker
Girls Canning Club
Baldwin Delegates and Governor Haldwin Speculation
Connecticut Governor Simeon Haldwin is cited as a favorite son candidate for the presidential contest. Baltimore convention delegates reportedly lean conservative and may back Haldwin, though rumors discuss possible delegate usefulness if he cannot secure nomination. Seth Harmon aid underwea is referenced in speculation.
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Simeon Haldwin
Connecticut
Democracy
Baltimore
Grovernor Baldwin
Seth Harmonaig
Situation in Cuba Deteriorates Amid Censorship and Executions
The Cuba situation worsens despite government news censorship. Volunteers are refused due to lack of arms. Many insurgents are executed after summary trials, with reports that attacks on women and racial prejudice accompany the unrest. The jornal notes that loyalty persists among regular troops, while racial classifications blur lines of color.
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United States
Ias
Cuba
Oscar Hammerstein Beaten by London Society Women
London society circles clash with Broadway impresario Oscar Hammerstein as Americans back Covent Garden while private life and a high wall surround Mrs George C West at Earl's Court. The piece notes shifting power in opera, social salons, and Luttrellstown hospitality influencing local economies and cultural life.
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London Society
London
George Cornwallis West
William Cornwallis West
England
Earl's Court
George C. West
R. Churchill
Cornwallie West
George
Viettors
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Hammerstein
Sever
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Kingsway
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East End
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New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
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Fenee Lyne
Orville Harold
Patti
Caruso
Joseph Beecham
Thomas
Joseph
Leroy Beaullau Dead in Paris Leader of Peace Movement
Paris June 16 Anatole Leroy Beaullau director of the Institute of France died today at age 67 He was closely identified with the peace movement and held a key role in France’s cultural and political circles.
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Paris
Anatole Leroy- Beaullau
Inatitue
France
Lumbar Rheumatism Remedy Advertisement Claims Relief
A 19th or early 20th century drug ad touts Sulfolol for lumbar rheumatism and Bulbopol as a blood purifier and uric acid expeller. It invites readers to obtain cures from Sulfosol Company at 218 Washington St New York and requests a free book on rheumatism.
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Washington
New York
Foreigners Flee From Rebel Zone in Cuba
Washington reports the Cuban municipality of Cobre depopulated after General Antomanchi proclaimed control. Foreigners urged to flee within 24 hours. About 3,000 refugees at El Cobre and a similar number at Palma Serrano. Montagudo promises property protection. In Santiago de Cuba many insurgents surrendered and leaders Luna and Leban were killed.
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Washington
Cobre
Antomanchi
Cuba
State Department
el Cobre
Palma Serrano
Montagudo
Santiago de Cuba
Luna
Leban
Professor Goodwin Dies in Cambridge at 81
Cambridge Massachusetts June 16 William Watson Goodwin professor emeritus of Greek literature at Harvard University and one of the best known Greek scholars in this country died at his home in Cambridge last night at about 81 years of age.
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Cambridge, Maass
William Watson Goodwin
Harvard University
Cambridge
Examination Finds Johnson Chest Below Standard
East Las Vegas New Mexico June 16 A physician reports Jack Johnson chest expansion below standard and suggests possible low endurance after examination of the heavyweight champion Flynn admired as a remarkable specimen of physical development by the same examiner.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Jack Johnson
Flynn
Jim Flynn
Yellow Fever in Mexico Prompts Official Report
Two new yellow fever cases arise in San Juan Bautista the capital of Tabasco Mexico per an official state department report. In a separate note a Georla s man dies after life insurance payout leads to a costly mourning outfit and quips about black underwear.
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Mexico
Washington
San Juany Bautista
Tabasco
State Department
Her Two Complaints from Lippincott's
Baward the colored butler recommends his mother for a position of cock in a Washington household. The applicant appears frail and the lady questions her health. Auntie asserts she is able, claiming a hard life and illness as part of her past.
Minister With Them When Dying
A clergyman who enjoyed a drink fired an Irishman to clean his cellar. The man found many whisky bottles. the preacher on the lawn noted they were all empty. “They all died the minister with them when they were dying,” he quipped.
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Tim
Student Nurse Florence Weston Suicide at Hotel
New York reports 25 year old Miss Florence Weston, a student nurse at Poat Graduate hospital, killed herself at the Hotel Aatar by poison. She left letters to her mother in Santa Barbara and to the coroner, saying she quit after months of night duty and felt forced to resign from her school.
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New York
Florence Weston
Poat Graduate Hospital
Santa Barbara
Cal
Two Die and Many Hurt in Severe Storm Across PA
Pittsburg June 16 reports say at least two are dead and a large number of persons injured as a violent electric storm and wind swept western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and western Virginia. Fatalities reported from Washington County Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Epstern
Ohio
West Virginia
Washington County
Westirginia
Englishman appeals to America for world wide peace by youth
In June Americ a Magazine Sir Francis Vane urges America to expand the scout movement into an international federation. He argues for a United States of the World through a universal council of youth, claiming peace education must begin with children to prevent prejudice and war. He calls for American leadership to ally with other nations to persuade ideals of brotherhood and unity among the young.
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Sir Francis Vane
America
Francia Vane
Outs
Italy
France
England
Francis Vane
Universal Brotherhood
Scout Movement
Universal Council
United States
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