Roosevelt declares he will not run for New York governor
Southampton June 1 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt emphatically says he will not run for governor of New York while aboard the tender to embark for the Imperator. He explains a chill is a recurrence of jungle fever and plans rest at Sagamore Hill with home life, declining platform speeches. Lawrence Abbott greets him but Roosevelt says he does not feel like chasing a golf ball.
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Southampton
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Philip J. Roosevelt
Philip Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Sagamore Hall
Wes Lawrence Abbott
Three Women Drowned In Train Wreck Death Toll Rises
Three women are reported drowned with fears that more passengers died after a passenger train plunged into a culvert on Monday June 10. Officials describe a fatal wreck scene and search continues for additional victims.
Meeting Notice for Local 423 in Milwa Hall
A meeting of local 423 will be held on the 22d inst in Milwa hall at 7 p.m. All members are requested to attend, as there is business of great importance. Per order president.
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T. S. Ky
Milwa
General Electric
Tenney
Albanian Prince Defies Enemies in Refusal of Refuge
Vienna report states Prince William of Albania, chosen ruler after the Balkan War, vows to die rather than yield. Massolinen insurgents regroup near Durazzo, preparing another attack on the prince. An international fleet offers refuge to a gunner, but William refuses.
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Vienna
Stepa
William of
Albania
Diapatehve
Durazzo
William
Supreme Court Holds Strike Relief Funds Charitable Trust
The court ruled that funds raised for Lawrence textile strike relief were a charitable trust and that committee members William Yates Joseph Redan William Trautman and Joseph Student are personally liable for expenditures. They must pay $5 300 with interest and an additional $4 570 for unaccounted money.
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Hoston
Jn 1
Supreme Court
Lawrenty
William Yates
Joseph Redan
William Trautman
Joseph Student
Bedard
Trautman
Shanheen
Turks Fear Greek Attack in Asia Minor Prelude to War
Reports from Constantinople describe rising anti Christian tensions in Asia Minor. Ambassador Morgen Thau sent Hoffman Philip to Smyrna to assess conditions. Turkish refugees from Macedonia occupy Greek deserted villages along the coast. The war minister reportedly travels to Smyrna as gulf entrances are mined and Turkish authorities prepare for possible Greek attack.
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Asia Minor
Constantinople
Asia
Gulf
Fire Threatens Watertown Block District
A fire broke out yesterday afternoon in a northwest Watertown yard, threatening several business blocks and dwellings. Strong winds hampered firefighting efforts, and the blaze appeared to be beyond the control of the department.
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Watertown
East Corinth Society Notes and Visitors
East Corinth residents and relatives are mentioned visiting and staying with families in New sister towns. Mrs Jennie Cutler and Mrs Chalmers are noted, with care arrangements for Mrs Charlew Pra and Miss Lotte Ratlantyne. Children attended church, Ivy Johnson returned from Hodgard seminary, and Rev Mr Fialdenant’s wife may visit parents in Ticonderoga. Regular activities include Children’s Day and 2:30 pm exercises. Mrs Charles Page is ill, and Mrs Kinbop of Bradford visited Mrs George Sirapeon.
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Mra
Daniele
Ber- Hive
Lowell
Mass
Jennie
Mra Chalmers
Mra Charlew
Pra
Hier Homne
West Topsham
Mise Lotte Ratlantyne
Hrudfunt
Childrai’ Etay
Ivy Johnson Luis
Onddard Seminary
Fialdenant
Montiny
Ticonteroga
First Use of Resinol Stops Terrible Itch
Miss Ethel Beott of Milatend Ga credits Resinol Soap and Ointment with ending her eczema itch and healing her hands in one week after years of failed remedies. The notice states physicians have prescribed Resinol for nineteen years for skin troubles and that every druggist sells the ointment and soap.
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Ethel Beott
Milatend
Settlement Reached in June 19 Strike Bordering Miners
A settlement ends the conflict between the striking miners and authorities with measures agreed to suspend further action. Details specify timeframes for negotiation and compliance. The agreement follows tense protests and calls for wage adjustments and safer working conditions.
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Ington
Eczema Restored Hair After Cuticura Use
Mrs Ellen W Adams recalls severe head eczema in 1912 causing itching and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for several months her scalp healed and hair regrew thickly, with four times as much hair as before.
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Ellen W. Adams
Treatment for pimples and blackheads using Cuticura products
The article promotes Cuticura Ointment to apply to affected skin, wash off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap, and continue bathing practice. It recommends using Cuticura Soap in daily toilet and bath to prevent inflammation and pore clogging. It notes benefits for men who shave, suggesting Cuticura Soap for skin care.
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T. Roston
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Sunkist
California
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Clark Street
Chicago
Sunkist Valencias
Beautiful Rogers Silver
Beautiful Rogers
Fruit Growers Exchange
Clarke Street
Cambridge
Iceland
Graniteville
Lamson
Shubbard
Frank McWhorter
Furtheaarst Reallste
Kodaks
Jeanice
Russell’s
The
Red Cross Pharmacy
Sor
Leested
Il W. W. Committee
Lawrence
East Corinth
Ee Charies
Be. Abbott's
Jennie Cutler
Christy Mathewson
J. McGraw
Larry Lajoie
Tuxedo
Miya
West Virginia
Ers
Kanawha, W. Va
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Mien
Flossie
Baltimore
Stickney & Poor's Mustard
Ftory
Manchester
N, H
Gian
Kentucky
American Tobacco Company
Edo
Consolidated Lighting Company
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