Secret Service Traces Reds Band Plot in Wilmington
Acting under instructions from Washington Secret service men arrived in Wilmington to locate members of an anarchist band believed plotting to kill President Roosevelt. The group, about sixty strong, had been under surveillance in Baltimore and some members fled to Paterson New Jersey or the Italian quarter in Wilmington. Officials expect intensified police surveillance nationwide as government agents monitor potential red movement and arrivals.
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Wilmington
Del
Washington
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Paterson
Philadelphia
Newark
New York
Cetet
Immigration Bureau
Alfonso
Spain
Roogsvelt
William
Edward
Rassia
Washintgon
Redg
Citizang
Notice on Coal Types and Delivery Services
Consumers Coal Co announces Border Land Lamp coal free of soot and smoke and easy to start with a newspaper. Also sells Pocahontas lamp and ran of mine coal in the city and Red Ash lump. Building and concrete sand available with delivery at low prices via Lock box 676 and phone 29.
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Yin
Consumers Coal Co
Hearing Objections to Freight Schedules in Virginia
The Virginia Corporation Commission opened hearings on freight rate schedules. Due to many attorneys and railroad officers attending, the proceeding will be held in the hall of delegates and is expected to last a month or six weeks.
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Richmond
The
Corporation Commission
Virginia
Hose of Delegates
Frisco Feels Slight Earthquake Shock
A brief earthquake shock rattled San Francisco and Oakland around midnight with no damage reported. Officials say the tremor was minor and caused no injuries or structural concerns.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Jane
Oakland
Baseball results from Virginia and National Leagues
Rain-affected schedules feature Roanoke Richmond 4 Lynchburg Portsmouth and Norfolk 3 Danville 0. NL scores Chicago 6 New York 0 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 9 Boston 8. AL New York 5 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 7 Washington Detroit postponed Boston Cleveland end of third. Standings list New York Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Chicago Washington Boston with win loss records.
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Roanoke
Richmond
Lynchburg-Portemouth
Norfolk
Danville
Chicago
New York
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pitteburg
Boston
St Louie
Musicale Saturday Night Recital by Tre Ernde Magic Co
The annual public recital at 8 30 p m on Saturday features a long program with vocal duets piano solos trios quartets and a chorus. Notable pieces include When Life is Brightest Fairy Haunted Ring Rosamunde and Hungarian Rhapsody among others performed by club members and local musicians. Admis sion is 25 cents and the public is invited to attend.
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Tre Ernde Magic Co
Pinsuti
Chorua
Sunny Mornin
Norris
Ruth Bod
Golden Stara
Streabhog
Rae Higginbotham
Elizabet Arte
Ken
Kramer
Mabel
Maud
Iris Sizer
Smart Kathleen Bucchanan andAzale Humphries
Recond Mezurka
Godard
Gary McCannley
Rustie
Schneker
Incha Baugh
Miss Watts
Rosamunde
Schubert
Evelyn Foutz
Jrante Drinkard
Lizzie Humphreys
Grace Foster
Tantii
Romance
Rubenstein
Janie Drinkerd
Liszt
Ryaa Foutz
Macy
Lizzie mMphries
Paderewski
Mrs. J.O. Wright
Josephine Wright
Thro Worest Glades
Warner— the Club
Litolff
Iieme Humphries
Schumnan
McCauley
Humphries
Foutz
Deinkerd
Mr. Bane
Knights of Columbus Open Annual Convention in New Haven
The national convention of the Knights of Columbus opened in New Haven Connecticut with many priests and delegates from across the country. Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore attended and a pontifical mass at St John the Baptist preceded the call to order. The schedule includes the dedication of the order’s new headquarters building later in the week.
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New Haven
Conn
Knights of Columbus
St John’s
John J McCoy
Worcester
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Seeeton
Order
Japanese Sailors to Resist Navy Exclusion
Norfolk VA June 5 Japanese in the United States Navy who have not naturalized or signified intent will resist exclusion from the navy after July 1 unless paid to the full term of enlistment. Steward Yame of the Rhode Island said many sailors oppose the order and plan to remain loyal to the Mikado.
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Norfolk
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Steward Yame
Rhode Island
Rhoda
Berrave
Naval Statin
Yama
Reports Show Large Increase in Membership
New Haven Conn. religious services led by Cardinal Gibbone preceded the Knights of Columbia annual convention. The credentia committee and Supreme Knight Hearn reported a nationwide rise in membership and improved financial condition for the year.
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New Haven
Con
Jane
Cardinal Gibbone
The
Knights of Columbia
Kaiser on Visit to Austrian Emperor
Emperor William arrives in Vienna for a two day stay, engaging in a ceremonial entry and breakfast with the Austrian imperial family at Schönbrunn Palace. His entourage includes several high officials from the German Foreign Office, signaling political significance.
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Kaiser
Vienna
William
Upsice Fiane
Schoenbron Casdle
Dunkards to Decide on Athletic Contests at Conference
The German Baptist Brethren general conference in Springfield Illinois opened with thousands in attendance. A major issue to be discussed is permitting Dunkard colleges to participate in athletic contests with other colleges, a practice previously prohibited.
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Springfield
General Conference of the
German Baptist Brethren
Dunkards
Sultan Said to be in Serious Condition
Vienna dispatch cites Constan tinople correspondent reporting the sultan Abdul Hamid in fragile health with grave anxiety among medical and political advisers. Serious symptoms have appeared though his temper reportedly flares into bouts of anger and ferocity toward those nearby.
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Sultan
Vienna
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Naturalization Bill Passes the House
Washington reports the House passed a naturalization bill requiring English language for applicants and creating a bureau of naturalization to monitor citizenship papers and curb fraud. The bill emphasizes language as a key requirement for new citizens.
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House
Washington
Natoraliz
Bureau of Naturalization
Honée Dlon
Austrian Landlord Buried Alive After Peasant Uprising
A landowner named J aboule et Salle refused peasants access to land, provoking an angry mob led by 33 servants. He was struck and buried head downward in the ground, leaving local authorities to arrest many peasants and assign blame for the atrocity.
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Vienna
Austria
Jone
Jaboule Et Salle
Bunda
Tevanta
Waa
Exploring Party Ready to Start for Arctic
The Walter Weilman's xplutog party plans a polar departure from Paris under Major Henrey. M Weilman will join at Spitbzaregen in about three weeks with balloon trials and other experiments. The polar trip begins around July 1 with the initial phase.
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Paris
Walter Weilman
Splitzherzen
M:jor Henrey
M- Weilman
Spitbzaregen
Naval Appropriation Bill Passes Senate
Washington January 5 The Senate late in the afternoon passed the naval appropriation bill carrying over a hundred and three million dollars. The bill also faced delay as Senator Tillman’s request to send the railroad rate conference report back to the conferees for revision was rejected.
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Washiington
Jang
Tillan
Boilers Kill Three at Lyons Company Mill in Lexipgor Ky
A boiler explosion at the Lyons Company saw mill in Lexipgor Kentucky killed three workers and fatally wounded three more. The blast caused a fire that destroyed the mill and scattered heavy logs. Investigators assess boiler condition and cause.
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Lexipgor
Lyons Company
Exyl
Fe Heavy
Royal Honeymoon Trip Abandoned
The royal couple's honeymoon to Crestle Araguez was halted amid security fears. Officials cited anarchist threats as the reason for canceling the Madrid itinerary and delaying the royal visit.
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Madrid
Jone
Crestle Araguez
Canfield Must Pay Delahunty in New York Case
The jury returned a verdict this afternoon in a case of lawyer Delahunty against Richard Canfield, an ambler, with Canfield required to pay. Details indicate the verdict was reached after deliberations in the New York court.
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Canfield
Delahunty
New York
Richard Canfield
Ambler
Engineer Killed in Train Crash
Knoxti'll Tonn June 5. Weatbend Vestitola train No 41 on the Southern railroad ran into a freight train here this afternoon. Engineer Harris was killed, but no passengers were injured.
Harrisburg Convention Adopts Resolution on Governor Nomination
The Harrisburg convention of the Pennsylvania Republican party adopts resolutions opposing elite selection for governor. It voices support for Edwin Stuart as a possible nominee, with Sen. Peprose pressing other candidates from the field. Congressman Olmstead serves as temporary chairman and WL Connell as permanent chairman.
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Harrisburg
Jane
Republican
Pennsylvania
Edwin Stuart
Senst
Peprose
Rovernor
Abetr Son
Olmstead
WL. Connell
Houses Unroofed by Storm at Cincinnati
A Cincinnati storm on Jans 5 caused extensive damage in a brief spell of wind and rain. Numerous buildings lost roofs or windows, with poles, trees, and other structures knocked down throughout the city. Details are fragmentary but the impact was widespread.
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Cincinnati
Cloetonati
Ohio
Eaburba
Chamberlain Attacks Ministry at London Garden Party
Joseph Chamberlain, guest of honor at a Birmingham garden party, launched a sensational attack on the Liberal Government. He said no British government had done so much in four months and declared Campbell-Bannerman utterly incapable of effective leadership.
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Birmingham
England
Joseph Chamberlain
Campbell-Bonnerman
Thrust Probe Into New York Central
The state commerce commission probed the New York Central today in Pennsylvania coal properties. Roesser, vice president of the railroad, admitted he also served as a director of a Pennsylvania coal firm.
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Philadelphia
State Commerce Commission
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Goft
W Roesster
Fire destroys warehouse in Tompkinsville
A warehouse property belonging to Awe Jean Dick and Treut Compaty on Tompkineville, Staten Island, burned this morning. Loss estimated at $200,000. a firefighter was injured in the blaze and is believed to be in serious condition.
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New York
Jane 5
Awe Jean Dick
Treut
Tompkinaville
Fiiten Island
Bar American Tinned Food Products Controversy
Berlin Jane reports agitation backed by continental press to secure concerted action to bar American tinned foods from continental countries following revelations in America.
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Berlin
Jane
Bert
America
Rebels Repulsed by Government Forces
Advices from Guatemala report rebels repulsed at every point of engagement with government forces. The state department received word confirming government victory in ongoing clashes.
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Washington
State Department
Guatemala
Patrick case looms as clemency decision nears at Sing Sing
Reporters note Albert T Patrick ex Jone 8 faces possible electric chair as Recorder Golf may deny a new trial. Patrick has exhausted legal avenues and awaits Recorder Goff's decision likely this week. Wary keepers observe no sign of remorse while Governor Higgins has vetoed a bill to reopen appeals, fueling delay concerns.
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Ossiog
Albert T Patrick
Jone
Recorder Golf
Patrick
Goring
Patek
Realiz
Recorder Goff
Tlan
Sing Sing
Guy Higging
Court of Appeals
Guy Higgine
Jones
Te- Gov
Higgins
Davis in Control of Arkansas Democrats
At Springs Arkansas the Arkansas Democratic convention drew a thousand delegates and visitors. Governor Davis appears firmly in control with John Little likely nominated for governor and Davis endorsed to succeed Barry in the U S Senate. The convention sessions have been harmonious so far with Izard county slated for formal tireshed after the flot.
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Springs
Ark
Jane Tian
Som Izard
Davis
John 8 Little
Barry
United States Senate
Explosion at Boston Dyeing Plant Kills One, Injures Eighteen
New York reports an explosion of naptha and ersoline at the Boston Dyeing and Cleaning Company plant on fifty fifth arrest. One person died and eighteen were injured.
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New York
Boston Dyeing and Cleaning Company
Two Men Killed by Train in Lancaster
Two unknown men were struck by a Pennsylvania railroad train near Lancaster on June 5 and killed instantly. No identification or further details available.
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Lancaster
Pennayl. Vania
Weather and Stolen Horse Notice Near Glen Jean
Wattingin forecast calls for showers Wednesday and Thursday with southwest winds. A large black eight year old horse with white forehead saddle marks and white hairs on back has been stolen. Reward of 75 dollars offered for capture of the thief or horse. Contact JH Wyke Glen Jean West Virginia.
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Hig
Ant
Addreas
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