Roosevelt home again stirred Progressive ranks in New York
The colonel returns within two months and draws Progressive leaders to Oyster Bay for conferences. Theodore Roosevelt defends George Perkins amid calls for Perkins resignation and states he will not seek New York governor. He denounces U S policy in Panama and questions the payoff to Colombia, urging abandonment of the canal project. he plans a June 30 address at Villiers. Roosevelt travels under care of Doctor Hosss and hopes to be fully recovered from recent fever.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
South America
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Hoosevelt
George W. Perkins
Progressive National Executive Committee
United States
Panama
Wilson
Bryan
Cal Roosevelt
Vittelurg
Cal
Roonesvelt
Praise Wanamaker Stand in Labor Wealth Debate
Representative Keating of Colorado praised John Wanamaker before the Federal Industrial Commission in Philadelphia. He said Rockefeller’s disregard for labor’s organizing rights is a menace to wealth and warned that wealth that ignores labor’s rights will face a rising force threatening its foundations.
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Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Keating
Colorado
John Wanamaker
Federal Industrial Commission
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Rockefeller
Wreath sent for Cleveland grave at Princeton Cemetery
A committee led by George F. Parker forwarded a wreath to Princeton Cemetery to honor the late Grover Cleveland on the anniversary of his death. The committee includes living cabinet members and many others connected to Cleveland.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
George F. Parker
Princeton Cemetery
Freshleut Gratenday
Ane Nially
Sii
Cleveland
Hair loss cured by Cuticura soap and ointment report
Miss Annie Williamson reports eczema and dandruff began with a scalp rash, leading to hair shedding. After one month using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment at night and morning, inflammation ceased and hair regrew. Ad copy promotes Cuticura products worldwide with free sample offer.
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Brewer
Annie ¥. Williamson
Boston
Allie
Thought She Could Not Live In Unionville Letter
A Missouri woman with severe female troubles credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after months of weakness cramps and sleeplessness Her account from Unionville highlights relief and urges other women to seek the remedy The letter is from Martha Seavey Jasonville Missouri and mentions the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Mass
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Unionville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martha Seavey
Jasonville
Missouri
Think Youth Was Slain and Robbed
The body of a 23 year old unidentified man was found in a Worcester freight car under violent circumstances suggesting murder and robbery. He arrived on the Boston and Maine line from Albany Tuesday night and was killed within eight hours of discovery. He stood three feet six inches tall with a light complexion brown hair blue eyes and a tattoo of a pallor on his right forearm.
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Worcester
Boston & Maine
Albany
Wilson Receives Kiss From Eight Year Old Visitor
Laura Margaret Reilly, daughter of Charles Thomas Reilly of Princeton, asked President Wilson for a kiss at the White House. After a warm handshake, the little girl asked to remember him by a kiss and the president obliged, smiling as the Reillys departed for Los Angeles.
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Dune
Laura Margaret Reilly
Charles Thomas Reilly
Princeton
Wilson
Leslee
Reillys
Big Cincinnati No. 1 Cigars Factory Expansion
Manchester factory growth boosts output from 7,000,000 to about 38,000,000 cigars annually. Sullivan plans a 60 by 87 foot addition to add space for 50 more workers. Current payroll around 1,000 workers with over 15,000 dollars weekly. News notes relate to 1903 era cigars and associated industry figures.
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R. G. Sullivan
Manchester
Roger G. Sullivan
Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Manchester Mirror
Eigare
Rebels in Zacatecas Report Big Battle and Demoralized Huerta Army
Telegraph reports Zacatecas fell to Constitutionalist forces on June 3 after heavy fighting. Villa forces led by Col. Crneing suffer 2200 casualties. Gen. Taribo reported killed. San Luis Potosi expected to fall soon with another battle at Querétaro imminent. Intercepted shipments of German ammunition and rail repairs cited. Zapata rumored to threaten Mexico City, but State Department doubts the claim.
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Zacatecas
Villa
Col
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Duurer
Annouinond
Taribio
Washington
Huerta
Zacatocas
Constitutionalliste
Super
Tampicn
San Luis Potosi
Queretaro
Tampico
Tion
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Tuxpan
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Natera
Constitutional
Aguas Calientes
Mexico
Moniterey
Orang’ Y ‘Tie ‘Tampico Deapatel
Zapata
Mexico City
State Department
Tampico Despatel
Aguila
Trust Bills Up in the Air in Senate Debate
Washington reports that Senate judiciary committee members express caution and constitutional objections to the Clayton bill and doubt the Newlands trade ban bill's constitutionality. Amendments shift evidentiary standards, and uncertainty grows on interlocking directorates, stockholding, and proposed trade protections. The committee trims sections 2 3 and 4 and drops section 9 on mining oil gas and hydro electric discrimination.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hoke Smith
Mmstee
Newlands
Hair Made Beautiful with Parisian Sage advertised cure
An advert promotes Parisian Sage for thick healthy hair. It claims regular scalp massage nourishes roots, aids growth, and leaves hair long and shiny. It states the product tones, nourishes, removes dust and oil, and can be bought at large stores or the Fed Cross Pharmacy.
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Natare Msm Mutt
Fed Cross
Aly
Resinol Promise for Eczema Relief in Bath and Ointment
Immediate relief from itching burning and disfiguring eczema in a warm bath with Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. Claims soothing balsams penetrate skin to stop itching and clear eruptions even when other treatments fail. Regular use of Resinol Soap keeps skin clear. products priced 50c to $1.00 with soap at 26c. Sold by druggists and prescribed by doctors for nineteen years. trial offer from Resinol Baltimore.
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Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
Funeral of Austrian airmen draws world attention
An official guard of honor of twenty aeroplanes and aviators from several nations joined archdukes and Austrian officials at the burial of nine Austrian airmen killed near Vienna during army maneuvers. The ceremony drew a large crowd as aircraft circled the cemetery during the service.
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Vienna
Dunn Sie-An Pacart
Flige
Massachusetts Progressive chair Hale declared out of danger
Dublin reports Matthew Hale, chairman of the Massachusetts Progressive state committee, who had been seriously ill at his summer home for several days, yesterday was declared out of danger.
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Dublin
Avelane
Matthew Hale
Massachusettes Progressive State Committee
Youthful statement links Harlem murder to sole suspect
In New York on June 23 an eighteen year old girl told the district attorney that Giuseppe Marino was killed by a single assailant and denied that another person aided the crime. The accused man remains jailed on a miner charge as investigators pursue the case in Harlem.
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New York
Giuseppe Marino
Harlem
Eas
Roth
West Virginia Tops Coal Output in 1913
West Virginia produced 71,808,082 tons in 1913, the second highest among U.S. states, marking a rise of about 4.5 million tons from 1912. The year saw higher value output at $71,472,165, despite labor troubles in Kanawha’s Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts and Ohio River floods.
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Cabin Creek
Kanawha
Ohio Valley
Shipanand
Uffe
West Virginia
Inbor
Federal Senate
Ciin
Bureau of Mines
Collision in Hudson River Destroys Ferry and Steamship
Thick fog halted river traffic when the Red Bank ferry crashed into the Taurus of Tron Steamboat Co on the Hudson. The Red Bank tore eight feet into the Taurus bow on the starboard side. Passengers aboard the Taurus survived as the ship reached its pier.
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New York
Red Bank
Road of
New Jersey
Taurus
Tron Steamboat Company
Ridgewater
N. J
Taurus Fair
Lewiston Teacher Ends Life at Home
Miss Mary A. Stevenson a longtime Lewiston public school teacher and head of the high school English department died by her own hand at her Mainefront home yesterday morning. She leaves her father D. B. Stevens an invalid, a brother Dr H. E. Stevens a Lewiston physician, and other relatives.
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Lewiston
Mary A. Stevenson
Mainefront
Stevens
He.be. Stevens
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