Treacherous Moro murder in Mindanao stirs tense purge
Manila dispatch reports Lieutenant Edward C. Bolton and an American planter slain by Moro chief Mangalayon in Davao district. Armed response underway as Moros face possible religious uprising. chief Mangalayon and two brothers arrested amid suspicions of the crime.
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Manila
Mindanao
Edward C. Bolton
Christian
Mungalayon
Bolton
Davao
Mangalayon
Scott
Sunday Closing Law Upheld by Court in Kentucky
The Kentucky Court of Appeals denied a writ to force a retry of cases against saloon keepers charged with Sunday closing violations. It ruled the Sunday closing law constitutional, making it operative henceforth and preventing saloons from opening on Sundays. The court was evenly split on granting the writ but united on the law’s constitutionality.
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Loulaville
McCann
Court of Appeals
Roosevelt’s Uncle Robert B Roosevelt Dies at Sayville
New York June 14 Robert B Roosevelt a Democrat of national prominence and uncle of President Roosevelt died at his country home Sayville Long Island after a long illness He was treasurer of the Democratic National Committee during the Cleveland campaign He declined a recent elector nomination while supporting Theodore Roosevelt He helped expose the embalmed beef scandal and was a founder of the Union League Club Funeral will be from his Fifth Avenue home He leaves two sons John and Robert Jr and a widow Marion O Shea Fortean eaque died in 1902.
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New York
Robert B. Roosevelt
Evelt
Sayville
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
Theodore
Union League Club
Manhattan Club
Democratic Club
Bons of the
Municipal Ave Anue
American Geograph
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Roosevelt
John
Robert
Marion O'Shea
Terrific Arraignment of Bluthenthal and Bickert
The report centers on the arraignment of Bluthenthal and Bickert with charges related to trust and fraud. Johnson addresses a tax committee that wobbles anew while considering a wholesale license increase.
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Bluthenthal & Bickert
Railroads Advance Toward Interchangeable System Plan
Regional rail officials indicate two major lines, Central of Georgia and Southern, may join a three railroad interchange scheme. A formal admission and three year trial are under review with July 1 as a potential start.
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Central
Geor
Raf
Nea
Explosion on Haverford Kills Six Injures Forty Sailors
A massive blast on the steamer Haverford caused at least six deaths and about forty injuries among the crew after cargo hatches were removed. Fire followed the explosion, with linseed oil cake and possible naptha contributing to the blaze. Investigators consider anarchist involvement possible, though cargo-generated gas or naptha are also cited as causes. The ship, built in Scotland and owned by the IMM Co, faced heavy damage but was controlled after hours of effort. The Haverford, carrying no passengers, had sailed from Philadelphia with its crew and some seriously injured sent to hospitals.
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Liverpool
England
Haverford
Stern
Philadelphia
Clyde Bank
Scotland
E & Aister
Southwark Land
Kensington
International Mercantile Marine Company
Combination
Georgia Cotton Crop Damaged By Weather 29 Percent
Georgia's cotton crop faces at least 25 percent damage due to heavy rains winds and cool weather in the past weeks. Commissioner T G Hudson notes south and middle Georgia suffer more, with fields beaten to the ground and ice earlier ruining some areas. Grass threatens reestablishment if rains persist, and hot sun is needed to recover.
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Georgia
T. G. Hudson
Con Inal
Hudson
South
Middle
North
South Georgia
Bride Attempted Suicide After Dinner Insult
A six month newlywed woman of twenty attempted death by laudanum after her husband left over unpaid dinner. She swallowed a small dose, recovered, and later explained the quarrel over household duties. She had previously made a similar, unsuccessful attempt last summer when staying with her mother. The incident occurred at Louise Street. Grady Hospital treated her and she returned home.
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C. M. Lancaster
Louise Street
Lancaster
Grady Hospital
Carrie Lancaster
Dioner Warn
Joe
Plant
Ie Seung
Cunning Kimono Covers Nude Nymph's Nakedness
A fragmented period text describes a nude nymph figure partially veiled by a kimono during a public display. The scene references spectators, a cordial reception by friends, and an official request to remove the nymph, highlighting sensational public decorum concerns.
Prohibition Talk Declared Bogus by Liquor Interests
At a Wednesday tax ordinance meeting liquor men dismissed prohibition as a pressuring tactic in the retail vs wholesale fight. Attorney Ligon Johnson accused Bluthenthal & Bickert of creating a retail liquor trust to throttle competition while noting wholesale licenses rose to 400 dollars and a broad class was adopted.
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Ligon Johnson
Tax Committee of Council
Arnold & Arnold
Bluthenthal & Bickert
Siquor
McCandless
Joe
Courtland
Winn
Johnson
Retail Liquor Trust
Folk Replies to Jerome on Missouri Prosecutions
Governor Folk responds to Jerome's criticisms in an interview about Missouri graft investigations. He asserts bribery cases read by the supreme court were affirmed or remanded before his term and accuses Jerome of misinformation. Folk argues prosecutions did not ruin law repute but exposed wrongdoing and insists prosecutors must pursue the guilty despite possible appeals.
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New York
Folk
Eet
Jerome
Govrnor
Missouri
Supreme Court
Two Men Blown to Fragments in Tennessee Dynamite Incident
Memphis on June 14 reports that John Parker and an unknown companion were blown to bits while dynamiting game fish in violation of Tennessee law. They were members of a railroad construction gang near Duckne, traveling with dynamite. No bodies or traces except clothing fragments were found.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
John Parker
Duckne
Hes
Parker
Unniman
Rain Promises to Return Thursday and Friday
Weather observer notes a rampage of rain this week with more rainfall on a single day than expected in June. The forecast calls for generally cloudy conditions Thursday night and Friday with occasional rain. Highs around 72 and lows near 60. Jack Prince’s presence in town is mentioned as possibly affecting the pattern.
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Jack Prince
Split Among Populists Over State Ticket Endorsement
Indications point to a rift in the People's Party executive committee over whether to put out a state ticket or endorse Hoke Smith. The body met in room 104, Kimball House, Thursday in executive session with many leaders present. Minutes show no decisions reached and plans to reconvene Thursday afternoon.
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People's Party
Hokesmith
Kimball House
Mead
H. Cunyus
Floyd
Pivelthen
Ham Watson
Puecge
Hines
J. J. Holloway
Clem
Tess Presidin
J. A. Bodenhamer
Dalton
Prince Dirbegoff Murder Shocks Curais Streets
Special Cable from St Petersburg reports the assassination of Prince Dirbegoff in Curais streets. The victim, a noble opposed to liberal reforms, sparks alarm among conservatives as revolts spread. The governor appeals for troops to quell potential mutinies with troops feared to side with the Soldiery in Moscow and Kiev. Moscow University students begin public meetings.
Celebration of Foster melodies at Louisville homecoming
Rain dampens crowds as Louisville hosts a homecoming honoring Stephen Foster. Children sing Old Black Toe and My Old Kentucky Home while tributes include Mrs Rose, granddaughter of Foster, and performances by an orchestra. Addresses by officials from Arkansas and Pennsylvania precede the unveiling of Foster memorabilia.
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Old
Kentucky
Loulaville
Stephen C
Foster
Joe
L. Howell
South
Arkansas
R. W
Richmond
Mr. Foster
Jean
Mrs. Rose
Con
Japan
Rose
Stephen Foster Rose
The Jungle Book Sparks National Debate
A sensational novel described as stirring presidents, financial leaders, and readers from major cities. The Jungle is praised as a powerful exposé of corruption in the meat and food industry, provoking widespread discussion and anticipation of installments in Atlanta.
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United States
Atlanta
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J. J
Aee
Prohibition
Bluthenthal & Biekert
Joseph Folk
Okuri
Assassi Hidirbegoff
Moscow
Kioff
Packers
Upton Sinclair
Packingtown
Sh Peeren
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