Six room bungalow with Capitol View advertising tour
New six room bungalow on Seminole avenue offers three bedrooms large living and dining rooms kitchen china closet pantry and veranda with back porch. Features include tile sidewalks, shaded lot 75 by 130 feet and cabinet mantels. Mr Beatie invites visits to see the home and nearby Capitol View amenities with easy terms.
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Seminole Avenue
Capitol View
Ww. BD
Beatie
Mr. Beatie
Equitable
Million Dollar Will Traps Granddaughter in Marriage Rule
New York June 26 Under the will of Mrs Caroline Falcon Butterfield the fortune of more than 1 million dollars goes to her granddaughter Miss Dorothy Ballard Smith only if she agrees to strict conditions about marriage She may not wed any man rejected by four of five trustees and cannot marry any of the three brothers mentioned in the will She must consult her mother before any planned marriage and the testator feared the fortune might fall into the hands of designing and incompetent persons.
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New York
Caroline Falcon Butterfiel
Dorothy Ballard Smith
Roosevelt beaten again by Georgia delegation claims Henry S Jackson
Allen M. Fletcher of Cavendish nominated for Vermont governor at the Republican state convention. Jackson, Atlanta tax chief and Georgia delegation head, reports stormy convention turmoil, alleging attempted bribery by Roosevelt forces and praising Georgia Negro delegates for their conduct amid attempts to sway temporary chairmanship and contests. Roosevelt allegedly lost support as hall adjourned and the party coalesces around Taft.
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Georgia
Chicago
Henry S. Jackson
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Taft
Flinn
Heney
Roosevelt Plans Complete Progressive Ticket In New York
George W. Perkins and a Brooklyn delegation met with Colonel Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to map a complete statewide progressive party slate from president to school superintendent. Roosevelt said plans were under way, conferences would discuss methods, and support is strong across states despite potential Baltimore candidates.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
George W. Perkins
New York
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
New York State
Aten
Sagamore Hill
el Parta
Baltimore
Bryan
Wilaon
Lawlessness Among Women Highlighted At Federation Meet
San Francisco June 27 The eleventh biennial Federation of Women's Clubs session featured Mrs Dimtos T S Dennison New York honorary president declaring that lawlessness among women has risen The speech praised uneducated women yet warned against English suffragettes and noted concerns over uniform office tenure and membership figures New baroness Bertha von Suttner arrived to speak on Peace while civic lessons and a $100000 endowment fund for propaganda work were also discussed
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San Francisco
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
Dimtos T. S. Dennison
New York
Federation
England
Kilmer Bialr
Albany
N. Y
Committee
General Federation
John C. Hessler
Decatur, Til
A. F. Guidin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bertha von Suttner
Vienna
Civics Department
Owen Wister
Philadelphia
Percy ¥. Pennibaker
Texas
Fate of Taft Hung by Hair at Chicago Nomination
Washington reports say Taft faced a near miss at the Chicago convention with talk of a compromise candidate. Governor Hadley confirms Taft leaders proposed seating Roosevelt delegates for a third man, a plan Roosevelt reportedly refused, while others dispute the claim and credentials chair Devine questions its authority.
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Washington
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Gee
Hadley
Cédar
Rapids
Iowa
Herbert
Missouri
Prendergast
New York
Texas
Manhattan
Kan
Thomas H. Devine
Pueblo
Cal
Dixie Flyer Derails Near Martinton Killing Engineer
Chicago reports engineer John 5 Kendricks of Danville died and several hundred passengers were shaken when the Dixie Flyer No 95 on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad derailed at high speed near Martinton Illinois. A broken rail is suspected. The train left Chicago at 9 10 p m for Jacksonville Florida via Evansville Indiana. A wrecking train rushed to the scene and traffic halted for hours. railroad officials say no passengers were seriously hurt as they were moved back into cars.
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Chicago
John 5. Kendricks
Danville
Chicago and Eastern Mlinois
Martinton
Jacksonville
Fla
Evansville
Ind
Watseka
Lne
Clean bill given in Black Hand case
New York June 27 The federal grand jury presented United States Judge Hand with a clean bill of health for Chief William J Flynn and the secret service men under him regarding Black Handers. Otto Klinke a former agent had charged misconduct by stool pigeons and false testimony to convict innocent men. The grand jury found Klinke's charges unsupported by reliable sources. Judge Hand accepted the presentment and said there had been no misconduct in a vital branch of the nation's service.
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New York
United States
Hand
William J. Flynn
United States Secret Service
Otto Kiinke
Secret Service
Klinke
General mileage books sought by travelers
In Columbus Ohio on June 27 the supreme council of the United Commercial Travelers of America debated a resolution urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to require railroads to issue 10000 mile mileage books valid on all railroads and trains. The measure also asks for excess baggage books for checking baggage on all railroads and a flat excess baggage rate set at 12 percent of the first class fare.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Council
the United Commercial Travelers of America
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vigilantees Beat Suspect With Rubber Hose in Park
Thirty five masked men dressed as women abducted J A Bowman from Policeman Baker after tying him to a fence. They beat Bowman with a rubber hose in a park after arresting him on a wife beating charge. A justice told Baker to take the wife home and release Bowman if she agreed.
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Beaver
Fantune
J. A. Bowman
Baker
Bowman
Vigilance Committee
Government money needed to run during July crisis
Washington reports Taft urged Congress to pass a joint resolution to finance government operations after July 1 until supply bills are acted on. Attorney General Wickersham said anti trust actions would be suspended until funding extends beyond July 1. Senate moved to relieve the budget crunch by conferees on the legislative appropriation bill.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
House
Wickersham
White House
Department of Justice
Senate
Judiciary
Commerce Court
Treasury
Treasury Department
Saya Eltzgerald
Baltimore
Fitzgerald
Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
Underwood
Mtself
Exploding Naval Gun Causes Casualties Aboard Jules Michelet
In Toulon France June 27 five of twenty three seamen injured aboard the French armored cruiser Jules Michelet near Byeres died in the naval hospital. An official inquiry found two explosions from a premature 6 inch gun charge. After burying thirteen men the firing resumed under Admiral Bertrand Scurrisu and another explosion injured ten more. Many victims are young. one man lost an arm. Sparks from previous charges and draft likely caused the blasts, blamed on France’s gun cleaning method.
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Toulon
France
Jules Michelet
Byeres
Bertrand Scurrisu
Mediterranean
Thirteen Members Kept House in Session
Washington June 27 Thirteen members of the house kept that branch in congress in session 26 minutes today Chairman Underwood moved to adjourn while Representative McCall Massachusetts sought enlightenment on how the government would run without money He noted the June 20 deadline when there would be no appropriations for executive departments Indefinite leave of absence would be forced on army engineer project employees beginning Monday Several thousand men would be put out of work
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Washington
House
Congress
Underwood
Ways and Means
Representative McCall
Massachusetts
McCall
Senate
Harvard President Emeritus Presented to Japanese Emperor
Charles W. Bilta, president-emeritus of Harvard University, was received in audience by the Japanese emperor in Tokio. He was presented to His Majesty by the American ambassador Chartres. P. R. vant.
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Mikado
Eliot. Tokio
Charles W. Bilta
Harvard University
Chartres
P. R. Vant
Beer price war hits New Orleans breweries
Daniel Bros Co reports a beer price war in New Orleans that began three days ago when one local brewery cut price by 1.60 per barrel. Three more breweries matched yesterday and another cut is expected. Thousands await changes at bars while dimensions and collars reportedly stay the same.
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New Orleans
Thira
Democratic League Organized by Women
Albany June 27 The Worm an s National Democratic League Incorporated with principal office in New York city was formed to operate across the United States and aid in electing the regular Democratic nominee. Directors include Mrs John S Crosby Mrs Steven B Ayres Mrs J H Crowell Mrs James Linthicum Mrs Edward T Taylor and others across New York Baltimore Glenwood Springs Vincennes Alturas Bloomington Nashville Houston Berkeley and more.
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Albany
Worman
National Democratic League, Incorporated
New York City
United States
Democratic Party
John S. Crosby
Steven B. Ayres
J. H. Crowell
New Yor
James Linthicum
Baltimore
Edward T. Taylor
Glenwood Springs
Col
William A. Cullop
Vincennes
Ind
John J. Baker
Alturas
Cal
Grace Porter Hopkins
Silas Hare
Kate Kearney Henry
Katherine Montgomery Dabney
Washington
Wiliam Graven Sharp
Miyria
Ohio
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bloomington
J. M. Dickinson
Nashville
Tenn
O. T. Holt
Houston
Texan
Phoebe Hearat
Barkeley
Campaign Against the Plague Reaches San Juan Puerto Rico
American medical officers arrived to lead the effort against bubonic plague in Porto Rico. Lt. Col. J. Kean Major F. F. Russell and Lt. F. H. Foucar with H. Creel and Dr. C. W. Williams joined the Puerto Rico authorities to speed control. Sixteen deaths reported, health certificates now required for travelers amid interior-town protests.
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San Juan
P. R
Jefferson 3. Kean
Frederick F. Russell
Frederick H. Foucar
Medical Corps
United States Army
Suregon It. H. Creel
Providence
Charles W. Williams
Beaton
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
New York
Porto Rico
San Just
Paterson Barbers Fight Tips Campaign
Paterson New Jersey barbers start a campaign to abolish tips in all shops supported by the union. They seek a wage scale that eliminates gratuities, contingent on shop owners agreeing to higher wages. The effort may last a year as data is gathered to persuade bosses.
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Paterson
N. J
Alma
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Yeu
Reese Ier Aarhive
Devine
Dixie Flyer
Ilinois
Wotherspoon
Frechington
Tate
Brigeneral W. W
Department
Clarence D. Wa
Daniel Store
C.O.D
Daniel. Bros. CO
Democratic League
Paterson Barbers
Tyree
Tyreer
TB. Tyree
Woningson
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Hudson River
Atlantic Ocean
Holland House
Savannah
John T. North
Peachtree Street
Candler Pidg
Atlanta, Ga
Moseley
Sida
God
Austell
Immere
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