Copper Company Vice President In Jail
George Baglin vice president of United Copper Company was placed in Tombs prison by Judge Lacombe until missing books are produced. Sanford Robinson, a director, faces similar detention to be ruled on by the judge tomorrow. Both men are accused of permitting removal of subpoenaed company books. Baglin testified he heard Robinson and a Heinze brother conspiring to move the records.
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New York
George Baglin
United Copper Company
Tombs Prison
Lacombe
United States District Court
Federal
F. Augustus Heinze
Sanford Robinson
Baglin
Robinson
Heinze Brothers
Fire Rages Through Dupont Leaves Town in Turmoil
A large fire tears through Dupont Pennsylvania with no local fire-fighting apparatus. Crews from Pittston and Avoca rush engines and hose wagons to the scene as authorities fear heavy losses before containment.
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Scranton
Dupont
Pittston
Avoca
Boone County Votes Dry in Countywide Referendum
Lebanon Ind June 1 Boone County voters approved a dry option at the election after previously being dry by remonstrance. The result ends overward restrictions and makes Boone County an all dry territory pending any further action.
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Lebanon
Ind
Boone County
Cay
Etiquette of Royalty Shaped by Court Customs
A vintage guide outlines royal manners including forms of address for Queen Alexandra and other royals, seating rules at dinners, money at games, invitations considered commands, and the proper use of third person in replies. It notes strict precedence at table and the royal table’s unique etiquette.
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Queen Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Blood Royal of
England
Prince of Wales
Open shop order hits Ameri can Sheet and Tin Plate plants
Notices posted in Wheeling and Martins Ferry declare after June 30 all company plants will operate as open shops. They state the firm will no longer negotiate with the Amalgamated Association, affecting about ten thousand workers. Citizens warned of kidney ailments as Bright's disease risks rise, with Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised.
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Wheeling
W. Va
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Amalgamated
Frick Coke Company Sues Over Oven Firings in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh today the H. Frick Coke Company sues over the firing of 1,200 additional coke ovens in the district tomorrow. The move lifts ovens fired in three weeks to 3,000 and brings 15,000 of the 20,000 ovens into operation.
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Frick Coke Company Win
Pittsburg
H. ©. Frick Coke Company
Randolph Mittendorf Leading Jewelers Ad Fashion Pitch
Elegant dainty and stylish line debuting with a jewelry house ad. Mentions DeWitt's Little Liver Pills as a noted product, touts the pills as small gentle and sure, sold by all druggists. ad appears under Randolph & Mittendorf branding with a date 6-25.
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Randolph & Mittendorf
DeWitt
Marty
Kaufman Signs for World Title Bout With Johnson
Formal articles of agreement were signed in New York for a September bout in which Al Kaufman of California will challenge Jack Johnson for the world heavyweight championship. The exact date was not set.
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New York
al Kaufman
California
Jack Johnson
Airship Resumes Journey From Goeppingen After Mishap
The Zepp elin airship that came down Monday and sustained a maneuver injury rose at 8 o clock this afternoon from Goeppingen and headed toward Friedrichshafen. Temporary repairs allowed the return trip to continue.
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Goeppingen
Friedrichshafen
Daily Telegraph aims for results in a bold new push
Daily Telegraph launches a focused effort to deliver faster results for readers. The outlet emphasizes practical reporting, sharper analysis, and timely updates across news and business coverage to meet evolving audience needs.
Last Lieutenant General Arthur McArthur Retired
Washington dispatch says Lieutenant General Arthur McArthur will be placed on the retired list tomorrow and the grade of lieutenant general will cease to exist. McArthur is retired by age limit.
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Washington
Arthur McArthur
McArthur
Solid silver service presented to the battleship Mississippi
A sixty three piece solid silver service valued at seven thousand two hundred dollars was gifted to the battleship Mississippi off Horn Island. Governor R F Noel led the parade of Mississippi figures aided by Mrs Eunice N Lockwood. The set features a punch bowl with Mississippi and navy emblems, a Beauvoir scene, and a Jackson capitol De Soto motif.
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Scranton
Miss
Mississippi
Mississipi
United States Navy
Achor
Horn Island
R. F. Noel
Pascagoula
John €. Freeman
The
Noel
Eunice N. Lockwood
Crystal Springs
R. W. Jones
Mississippi Historical Society
Fremont
Navy Department
United States
Biloxi
D'lberville
George Washington
Beauvoir
Jefferson Davis
Jackson
Hernando de Soto
James J Hill on forward path at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo
In Seattle June 1 James J Hill says the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition marks progress by moving forward not backward. He frames the event as uniting Pacific coast with the nation east of the mountains, comparing it to driving the last spike and fostering national development.
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Seattle
Wash
James J. Hill
Arctic Circle
Tropics
Pacific
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Law Enforcement Term Substitution Discussion
A brief note outlines a proposal on substituting terms of years for current law enforcement powers and duties. The discussion notes potential impacts on governance, oversight, and budget allocation.
Philadelphia Street Car Strike Continues Unchanged
Philadelphia on June 1 reports the street car strike remains steady on its first regular business day after starting. 700 of 3300 cars operated with recruits from nearby cities helping until nightfall. projectiles targeted a Chestnut Thirteenth Street car at a building site, no arrests but threats to halt work if it repeats. Mayor extends saloon hours from six to eight p m.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut
Thirteenth Street
Death verdict in Iowa murder case shocks crowd
In Des Moines on June 1 John Junken, a black man, was sentenced to hang for the murder and assault of Clara Rosen, a choir singer. Junken confessed to killing her as she returned from her sister's visit, with courtroom and street cheers at the verdict amid one of Iowa's most infamous crimes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John Junken
Clara Rosen
Junken
National Negro Conference Adopts Platform On Rights And Ballot
The conference closes with a platform urging strict constitutional rights equal education and ballot access for all citizens in every state. The afternoon session included a discussion of President Taft's policies.
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New York
Taft
Resolution Denounces Taft View on Colored Citizens
A Boston scene shows William Monroe Trotter introducing a resolution deploring President Taft's inaugural stance toward Black people. The measure denounces oppression of 10,000,000 colored citizens as a grave national menace and is sent to a committee for action.
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William Monroe Trotter
Boston
Mr. Taft
Taft Protests Umpire Decision After Wagner Hit
In Pittsburg on Saturday President Taft applauded a Wagner drive to the flagpole that was ruled two bases. Manager Fred Clarke protested the decision, claiming the play should have allowed full scoring. Clarke publicly announced the protest before leaving the city.
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Pittsburg
Taft
Hans Wagner
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Carke
Wagner
Liquor Dispensaries to Open in Guthrie Area
Gov Has kell issues proclamation permitting opening of liquor dispensaries in towns over two thousand and in all county seats. Dispensaries had been closed since last fall after amendment defeat.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Haskell
Anll
New Line of Ready Made and Custom Shoes by Horton
Local ad announces up to 20 percent savings on all purchases from J. L. Horton at 20 Bland Street. Offers ready made and made to order clothing and footwear including slippers and shoes for foot trouble.
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J. L. Horton
Bland Street
Eo d. Tf
Foley's Kidney Remedy Notice Promises Quick Recovery
An old advertisement urges readers to take Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder disorder including backache urinary irregularities and exhaustion to recover quickly. It states the product is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
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