Rev Edward Everett Hale Dies Widely Honored
Boston June 11 Reverend Edward Everett Hale D D chaplain of the United States senate Unitarian divine philanthropist author journalist and peace advocate died at his Roxbury home His wife Ellen D Hale and son Philip S Hale were at his bedside His brothers Arthur Hale and Edwardverett Hale Jr arrived too late Messages of sorrow and esteem poured in including from President Taft Hale was known for The Man Without a Country and his long pastorate and reform work through Trend A Hand clubs and King’s Daughters He supported a worldwide peace tribunal and Civil War relief efforts others recalled his anti slavery stance and humanitarian service in war times.
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Boston
Edward Everett Hale
D. D
United States Senate
Roxbury
Ellen D. Hale
Philip S. Hale
Arthur Hale
Washington
Edwardverett Hale, Jr
Union College
Hale
Taft
South Congregational Church
Dr. Hale
Garrison
Phillips
Shriners Close 35th Annual Session in Louisville
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine wrapped up the thirty fifth annual session with an elaborate ball at the First Regiment Armory in Louisville. The red fezzed fraternal group began to depart the city as the day opened, with many nobles visiting the famed tobacco breaks nearby.
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Louisville
Mystic Shrine
Kentucky Frontier Attack Pageants At Fort Booresboro
In Louieville an open house drew visitors to view a sale of the weed as crowds watched a dramatic afternoon reenactment of Boone coming to aid a besieged Kentucky garrison at Fort Booresboro.
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Louieville
Fort Booresboro
Boone
Kentucky
Pickets clash with nonunion sailors at Erie harbor
In Erie on June 11 a dozen nonunion seamen were marched to boats when union pickets attacked. A 1,000 spectator brawl followed as a revolver fired wounding spectator Frank Whipple. Police arrested William Godell John Bardner John Salsbury and William Mc Hugh in connection with the melee.
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Erie
Frank Whipple
William Godell
John Bardner
Secret Services
John Salsbury
William McHugh
Yellow Peril Topics Stir Wall of Immigrant Panel
Buffalo June 11 Immigation policy and the reach of authorities to preserve or dissolve families where vice and crime exist formed the key issues at the national conference of charities and corrections. The yellow peril provoked a brief flurry in the immigrants section yet ended with cordial tone. Robert A. Wood of Boston reported for the committee on families of neighborhoods while Francis R. McLean of New York spoke on social problems of smaller cities during the night session.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Robert A. Wood
Boston
Committee On Families of
Francis R. McLean
New York
Defense Will Be an Alibi in Callahan Shooting Case
Jackson Tennessee June 11 An alibi will be the defense of Govan Smith among those under arrest for the attempted assassination of former Sheriff and Feud Leader Callahan at Crockettville early Monday Smith says he can place his whereabouts away from the scene Elisha Smith and Levi Johnson will try to pin the crime on a Callahan faction member Callahan’s condition shows signs of improvement but remains critical
Perfect Relaxation Through Egg-O-See Wheat Flakes
A historic ad promotes Egg-O-See Wheat Flakes as a light but strengthening breakfast. It claims wheat contains all body elements and highlights the Egg-O-See process and E-C Mark as signs of quality for a productive day and avoided nervous headaches.
Passengers Land From Stranded Spanish Liner Antonio Lopez
The Spanish liner Antonio Lopez carrying 526 passengers reached New York after going ashore in fog near Fire Island. Cabin passengers disembarked. steerage travelers went to Ellis Island. Wrecking tugs made several tries to free the ship as winds remain calm. Notable evacuees included Judge Powell of Manila’s supreme court along with teachers and government clerks returning home from Spain.
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New York
Antonio Lopez
Astore
Fire Island
North Atlantic
Ellis Island
Lopez
Spain
Judge Powell
Supreme Court of
Manila
Lonesome Calls for Playmate Across Generations
A clipped Atchison Globe reflection notes children seek play companions while seniors also feel isolation but hesitate to ask for company. The piece contrasts youth longing with aged loneliness, urging social connection to bridge the gap between generations.
All Efforts Prove Futile at Canadian Canal Lock
Sault Ste. Marie Michigan June 11 All attempts to halt the rush of water through the Canadian canal lock failed. The movable emergency dam failed when its last wicket left remained unblocked and the frame was bent. A temporary dam may be needed by dumping pig iron. Rumors say the engineer aboard Perry G Walker is a salt water man but Gilchrist line says he is not.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Perry G. Walker
Gilchrist
Gilchrist Line
Walker
Jubilee ceremonies continue at American college in Rome
The golden jubilee celebrations of the American college in Rome continued with a grand banquet in the college rectory. One hundred forty dignitaries of the church, including cardinals and Vatican officials, attended the repast.
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Rome
American College
Vatican
Missionary Union Session Highlights Past Work in Far East
Clifton Springs N Y June 11 The International Missionary union focused on missionary work in Japan Korea China and India with addresses by Rev J Summer Stone recording secretary and other speakers outlining efforts and progress.
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Clifton Springs
N. Y
Japan
Korea
China
India
International Missionary Union
J. Summer Stone
Ohio Black Hand ringleaders jailed for preliminary hearing
Postoffice Inspectors, led by Oldfield and Holmes, prepare for the first week of hearings in Toledo and Cleveland. They rely on letters from Sam Lima and others to prove an organized Central West extortion ring. No absolute proof ties the Ohio group to Petrosino's murder, though connections via Marfisi are noted.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Society of the Banana
Black Hand
Oldfield
Post Office
Holmes
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Sam Lima
Marion
Central West
John Amicon
Petrosino
Italy
New York
Augustino Marfisi
Dennison, C
Palermo
Marfisi
America
Sicily
Postal officials regret lenient bonds for Lima Ventola release
Columbus Ohio June 11 postal officials regret the release on bands of Sam Lima of Marion and Sevario Ventola of Columbus viewed as craftiest in the organized group. Lima freed at Toledo and Ventola freed in Columbus with bonds set at 3000 and 5000 respectively. Inspectors believed bonds too low and wanted 10000 each. Lima’s return to Marion hinder locating his fugitive father and brother. Viccario arrested at Bellfontaine brought to Columbus for a long examination. refused to confess and is held on 5000 bond for hearing next Tuesday.
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Columbus, O
Sam Lima
Marion
Sevario Ventola
Columbus
Lima
Toledo
Ventola
Collegero Viccarrio
Bellfontaine
Oldfield
Krumm
Secret Service
Vicarrio
Johnson
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A Louisville woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from surgery after resolving irregularities and nervous female trouble. An Adrian Georgia note claims the medicine cured another woman without an operation. The ad touts decades of testimonials and strong success in treating feminine illnesses.
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Louisville, Ky
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Samm’l Lee
Fourth St
Adrian
Lena V. Henry
Tydis Kk. Pinkham
Conductor shoots wife to death in Burlington
George Fox of St Paul a dining car conductor on the Northern Pacific shot his wife Bessite Cox to death in a Burlington rooming house He also tried to kill Pearl Smith but the bullet missed He was arrested Jealousy is blamed
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Burlington
George Fox
St Paul
Northern Pacific
Bessite Cox
Pearl Smith
Siblings Killed in Hibbing Mine Blast
In Hibbing at the Hul open pit mine two Starcevich brothers, Martin 20 and George 18, died when gunpowder exploded while they blasted ahead of steam shovels to loosen ore. They were among a large family of brothers employed at the mine.
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Duluth
Martin
George Starcevich
Hulopen
Hibbing
Minnesota Firemen Association adjourns with officers elected
Cloquet Minn June 11 The Minnesota Firemen's association meeting adjourned with officers named President L S Kent Alexandria First vice president Trainford Owatonna Second vice president Cantebury Minneapolis Next year's gathering set for Alexandria.
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Cloquet
Minn
Minnesota Firemen's Association
L. 8
Kent
Alexandria
Trainford
Owatonna
Cantebury
Minneapolis
Better Not Get Dyspepsia with Kodol
Advertises Kodol as a complete stomach digester to prevent and cure indigestion. Claims daily use rests the stomach and notes sour stomach belching and heartburn as symptoms. Promises money back guarantee on the large bottle from E.C. DeWitt & Co. Chicago.
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E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Baseball Scores From National League and Others
Results on the diamond list scores from several leagues. National League games: Chicago 5, New York 0. American League: New York 1, Detroit 2. American Association: Louisville 3, St Paul 0. Toledo 4, Kansas City 0. Indianapolis 7, Milwaukee 1. Western League: Topeka 1, Denver 4. Wichita 5, Pueblo 1. Lincoln 1, Sioux City 2. Omaha 3, Des Moines 2. Three League: Decatur 8, Dubuque 0. Springfield 2, Rock Island 4.
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National League
Chicago
New York
American League
Detroit
American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Topeka
Denver
Wichita
Pueblo
Lincoln
Sioux City
Omaha
Des Moines
North Pound
Minneapoli
Ibuque
Les Moines
Grain and Provision Prices Reported in Minneapolis and Duluth
Minneapolis wheat prices for July at 1.30 and Sept at 1.10 with December 1.08 reflect ongoing market shifts. On track prices list No 1 hard at 1.55 to 1.64 and Northern grades around 1.32 to 1.84, while Duluth shows arrivals and on track figures for No 1 hard at 1.82 to 1.84 and flax with July 1.80 and Sept 1.52.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Pat McCarthy left illiterate but not swimming
A friend asks if Pat left Mrs. McCarthy well off after his boat accident. She replies he could not read or write nor swim, implying a modest estate. The tale ends with her wry remark about Pat's limitations.
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Pat
Vanderbilts Nervous at London Horse Show Amid Ruiz Tragedy
Alfred G. Vanderbilt appeared distraught in his box at a London horse show where English friends gathered after reports of Mme. Mery O'Brien Ruiz's death by her own hand circulated. The Ruiz tragedy had been kept secret for nearly a month by powerful interests.
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London
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Mme. Mery O’brien Ruiz
Vanderbilt
Ruiz
LiveStock Market Prices Reported for St Paul
Cattle prices range from good to choice steers at 5.00 to 6.50, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.00, veals 5.25 to 6.00, hogs 7.15 to 7.45, sheep listed for wethers 5.50 to 6.00, yearlings 6.75 to 7.00, lambs 7.26 to 7.75, spring lambs 7.50 to 8.50.
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St. Paul
Grain and livestock market quotes from Chicago
Wheat futures list July 1.167, Sept 1.095, Dec 1.08. Corn July 73, Sept 70 3 4c, Dec 59 4c. Oats July 53 5 3c, Sept 44 4 1 4c, Dec 45c. Pork July 19.95, Sept 20.07. Butter Creameries 27c, dairies 24c. Eggs 19 21c. Poultry Turkeys 14c, chickens 18c, springs 20c.
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Chicago
C. Beggs
Brooklyn Sunday School Union marks 80th anniversary parade
Over 100000 Sunday school children marched through Brooklyn streets in a celebration reviewed by Vice President James S. Sherman and Governor Charles E. Hughes among other officials. The event honored the Brooklyn Sunday School Union’s eightieth anniversary.
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New York
Brooklyn
James S. Sherman
Charles E. Hughes
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported by Market
Chicago market prices list cattle Reeves Texas steers Western stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves and hogs by category with ranges for good to choice heavy pigs and sheep including native yearlings lambs spring lambs and related figures dated June 10.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Thos Rochford Promotes Reuse of Cement Products
An advertisement praises cement building items by Rochford, touting durability and usefulness for posts, houses, cisterns and watering troughs. It offers to supply or create needed components and markets secondhand gas pipes.
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