Kaiser William Sermon Promotes Religion at Aix la Chapelle Ball
Emperor William spoke at a cross laden Aix la Chapelle ball praising the German empire’s strength and its unity with faith. He urged priests and laymen to uphold religion, noted papal approval of German piety, and declared the empire rooted in simplicity under God.
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Aix la Chapelle
Prussia
William
Bonn
Frederick Wiliam
Europe
Rome
German Empire
Capal See
Fimperor Willam
Judges stalled as Gaynor Greene extradition case twists
In Quebec proceedings for Gaynor and Greene, writs of habeas corpus are quashed then renewed in new petitions. Officials fear bail in Canada could let the men flee to France, prompting U S and Canadian authorities to reassess extradition risk and bail practices.
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Quebec
Gaynor-Greene
Montreal
Andrews
Vallee
McMaster
United States
Aschereau
Mesars. Gaynor and
Taschereau
Cc. Langiter
Caron
Antler
Carpenter
Gaynor
Greene
Coronation Charity Cup Controversy Over Tickets
London July 5 coronation banquet sparks scandal as half a million poorest subjects may miss the feast while ticket grabbers and influential bidders organize draws. King Edward faces criticism for committees, mug souvenirs, and unequal access amid figures of vast food, drink, and ceremonial pomp.
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Curtis Brown
London
Edward
Wiliam the Conqueror
Heaven
Lana
Charles I
Nevil
England
President Carnot
France
Charles
York
Armot
Walters
Howard
Cholera Spreads as Manila Reports Rising Deaths
Cholera cases climb in Manila with 35 new infections and 28 deaths reported yesterday. Totals reach 1,499 cases and 1,387 deaths in Manila, while provinces total 6,959 cases and BST aga.
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Manila
Yesteday
Provinces
Pope Yields To Judge Taft On Friar Lands
Rome reports Cardinal Rampolla informed Bishop O Gorman that the Vatican accepts Taft's main proposals on the Friar lands. Agreement would involve about 5 million dollars for the lands and a small rental sum for army use, with friars to be deported to Spain. Arbitration to fix exact sums. Taft to seek Gasparri's guidance if the reply comes tonight.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Vatican
Taft
Philippine Islands
Quirinal
Spain
Monsignor
Gasparri
The
Congregation of Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs
British Admiralty is Rotten in Commons Debate
Lord Charles Beresford charged the Admiralty with systemic rot and waste in the navy during a Commons discussion on naval estimates. He warned only 20,000 naval reserves exist against a need of 66,000, contrasted Britain with the United States and France, and urged reform of armament, personnel, and the directing system.
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Lord Beresford
Commons
London
House of Commons
Lord Charles Beresford
Mediterranean
Lord Berestow
Great Britain
United States
France
Admiralty
Arnold Forster
Five Men Fall By Lees Rifle
From Springs, New Mexico to El Paso Texas, a clash over water rights left Bud Lee and a companion fighting off eight cowboys. Five cowboys were killed outright while the remaining three fled. Lee surrendered to the sheriff after the melee.
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Lee
el Paso
Tex
Springs
N. Mex
Ei Paso
Bud” Lee
Virginia Lees
Wee
Slayer of Soldiers Taken In Philippines Capture
Pedro Felipe, a notorious Filipino ladron, has been captured in Manila on June 20 after leading assaults that killed a sergeant and four soldiers in Rizal. Other ladrones were seized. Maniamo received ten years and a 2000 gold fine for sedition. De Viera with 250 men surrendered in Leyte. Rivera and Capili near surrender.
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Pedro Felipe
Manila
Pedro Felips
Whith
Binangan
Rizal
Felipe
Cainta
Maniamo
Marinduque
Jesas de Viera
Leyta
Rivera
Capili
Leyte
Day of Mourning for Erin in coronation year
United Irish League plans coronation day mourning in Ireland. Clare Morris council in County Mayo to fly a black flag June 26 and 27, inviting other councils to join in praising the crown and government amid famine ships coercion and castle rule.
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London
United Irish League
Ireland
Clare Morrris
County Mayo
Operatives on Black List in Augusta Claim Blacklisting
Fall River Massachusetts June 20 the executive committee of the United Textile Workers of America heard a statement on the Augusta Georgia strike situation by operatives in Fall River en route to Lowell seeking work They allege they were blacklisted by Augusta manufacturers The statement will be sent to Secretary Hibbert in Augusta
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Augusta Mille
Fall River
Mass
United Textile Workers of America Today
Augusta
Lowell
Hibbert
Looking Abroad for Coal Amid Anthracite Strike
New York reports the anthracite strike pushing dealers to seek imports from Cardiff Wales. Herbert of Herbert & Company contacts Welsh mine owners for broken anthracite fit for locomotives and furnaces, previously about $160 a ton. A reply is awaited tomorrow.
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New York
Herbert
Herbert & Company
Cardiff
Wales
Corbett Sullivan Bout Off Then Rescheduled for St Louis
Denver June 20 The proposed Young Corbett versus Dave Sullivan bout was canceled tonight after the fire and police board barred boxing exhibitions. Colisuem Club manager paid 9500 forfeit. Later both fighters agreed to meet at the West End Club in St Louis on July 3.
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Corbett-Sullivan
Denver Cole
Young Corbett
Dave Sullivan
Fire and Police Board
Gallagher
Coliseum Athletic Club
Corbett
Sullivan
West End
St. Louis
Peace Returns as Civil Government Established in Samar
The United States commission has completed Samar civil government and returned to Manila. Acting Governor Wright says peace prospects remain good despite opposition to Guearra’s party. Military detachments have returned to Cebu island.
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Samar
Manila
United States Commission
Wright
Guearra
Cebu Island
Prince George Proclaimed King of Saxony
The Saxon ministry proclaims Prince George, brother of the late King, as king of Saxony. He takes the oath of allegiance, signaling a new era for Dresden and Saxony.
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Prince George
Dresden
Saxony
Charles Haviland Dies in Denver at Oaks Home
Charles F Haviland, American representative of a leading French china house, died tonight at the Oaks home in Denver Colorado. He was formerly of New York. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Charles Haviland
Denver
Colo
Charles F Haviland
New York
Oaks
Judge rules express carriers may transport private letters
In Columbus Ohio on June 20 Judge Thompson of the United States court ruled that express companies may carry private letters in furtherance of their own business.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thompson
United States
Wheat harvest labor short in Kansas City area
Kansas City workers shun the wheat fields with under 300 men departing today while 3,000 could have found work. Farmers reportedly offer up to 3.32 daily. Kansas state employment office in Topeka says it cannot supply more than one tenth of the men requested.
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Kansas City
Kansas State Employment Agency
Topeka
Five Die in Northern Pacific Train Wreck near Staples
Five killed and twenty nine injured after East Bound passenger train collided with a siding waiting West Bound near Staples at 1 45 this morning. Engineer Walter Scott presumed buried in wreckage and four other crew members died in the fire. Passengers formed a bucket brigade but flames overwhelmed the cars. Warner Chooses Morphine Route. Charles D Warner son of Major William Warner was found dead in a Kansas City boarding house with morphine bottles nearby. He was 24.
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St. Paul
Minn
Lst
Northern Pacific
Staples
Walter Scott
F. Moeller
George Rasmussen
John Noble
Dan Kennedy
Action Laborer
Gladstone
N. Dak
Scott
Warner
Kansas City
Charles D. Warner
William Warner
United Stated
Grand Army of the Republic
Venezuelan insurgents win at La Guayra leaders slain
A Daily Mail correspondent cables that Venezuelan insurgents continue to prevail against President Castro's forces. Guerrillas entered La Guayra and killed leaders Carrietdo and Sarin, signaling ongoing insurgent strength.
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London
Willemstad
Curacoa
Daily Mail
Castro
la Guayra
Carrietdo
Sarin
Demolishing White House Interior Progresses
Washington June 20 The work of demolishing the interior of the white house has progressed so rapidly that the president finds himself cramped for space, rendering it difficult to transact business. He determined today he would henceforth be unable to receive any callers except senators and members, government officials and those with urgent business.
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White House
Washington
Three Vice Presidents Scheme Attracts Senators Wives Attention
Washington reports indicate a proposal backed by several senators wives to amend the Constitution to elect three vice presidents every four years. The plan would place these figures on the electoral ballots in order of nomination to cover succession. Debates in city drawing rooms weigh practicality against constitutional logic and voter fairness.
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Washington
Chicago
Congress
United States
Tune Your Own Fiano with the Tunella in London Express
The London Express analyzes the Tunella claim that anyone can tune pianos easily. It contrasts the overbroad promise with practical skill, noting many pianos need yearly tuning, and music teachers cautiously approve the device tested by inventor Bertram Rosencrantz.
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London Express
Tuhella
Bertram Rosencrantz
Hotel Funerals Spark Hostility Toward Deaths
Baltimore Herald reports landlords of hotels oppose hotel funerals. Transient guests often have services elsewhere, as hosts prefer cheerful images and fear gloom. Resident guests are rare, but landlords may arrange with undertakers to use parlors. Thus few hotel funerals are seen.
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Baltimore Herald
Salvation of Negroes Found in Work, Not Wealth
Baltimore June 20 Seeker T Washington spoke to the graduating class at the colored high school and training school urging farming or a trade. He argued a graduate who returns to a farm and teaches better yields benefits the community, noting many skilled trades were learned during slavery. The academy auditorium was filled beyond capacity, with more than half the audience white.
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Baltimore
Seeker T. Washington
Colored High School and Training School
Washington
Hag
The
Academy of Music
McDowell Leaves Country With $86,000 in Pockets
Philadelphia June 20 authorities seek Henry R McDowell president of United States Trust Company on larceny and embezzlement charges involving securities and funds totaling $50,000. McDowell, said to have fled to Europe, had recently authorized 10 000 additional shares and tied up securities worth large sums. Charles L Brown, trustee, reported missing assets and a meeting led to an assignment. Brown learned McDowell left New York and boarded a Boston bound steamer.
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Philadelphia
United States Trust Company
Henry R. McDowell
New York
Alm
Charles Lown
McDowell
Europe
Charles L Brown
Brown
Boston
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A. H. Malcolm
Cherokee
Kan
All Druggiats
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Pope
Virginia
Erin
Muse
Muse’s
Minute Man
Earl & Wilson
Manhattan
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Bsa
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M’dowell
Byrd Printing Company
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