Pope May Leave Rome for Health
Rome reports the Vatican plans a health related stay away from the city with Castel Gandolfo as a potential summer residence. The Osservatore Romano notes such a move would not alter papal sovereignty or Italy's status, and repairs at Castel Gandolfo fuel speculation on future use.
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Telegraph Want Ads Offer Timely Boost for Local Trade
Classified notices suggest ads can revive struggling businesses as readers are urged to try the right tobacco for better sale prospects.
Daniel Boone Day Celebration in Louisville Kentucky
Daniel Boone Day in Louisville marked by pageant and grand ball amid record crowds. Visitors from across Kentucky and beyond stayed through the week, honoring the pioneer’s life and the state’s history in war peace industry education and science.
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Sells 90 Rug for 7000 Cash Des Moines
June 15 Mre E H Conger wife of the ex vis r to Colia described a splendid rug from the Paiffe Corner in Peking. The Celestial merchant valued it at 90 but she and her husband found that price outrageous. A Chicago citizen finally offered 7000 and she accepted, investing the money in a new California home as a monument to her good fortune.
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Massacre in Blauystus Israelites Targeted in Riots
Warsaw reports say thirty Jews killed and over one hundred wounded as Jewish shops were looted and burned. Troops patrol streets after chaos caused by a Hebrew anarchist attack and Christian mobs.
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Senator Proposes $1,000,000 Jamestown Exposition Aid
Senator Davies yesterday launched a campaign to amend the sundry civil bill to provide $1 million for the Jamestown tercentennial exposition. He claims sixty votes are pledged, while house opposition to the aid is described as serious. the only path to passage may be to adopt his amendment.
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Coal Men to Confer With Railroad Officials
A large group of coal operators went to Roanoke yesterday to confer with railroad officials today about changing the basis of coal distribution to the mines in the field. The proposal would shift from the oven basis to a capacity to load basis.
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House Favors Lock Type of Canal
Washington June 15 The house approved an amendment to the civil appropriation bill proposing a sea level canal across the Isthmus of Panama. Senate support for a sea level route is uncertain, but administration forces will push the plan to end the controversy.
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Documents Claim Dreyfus Innocent in Revision Hearing
June 15. The Dreyfus case revision hearing opened with examination of scent documents in the case. Neither the public prosecutor nor Dreyfus’s counsel asked for a new trial, only a quashing of the former judgment. The documents are said to show absolute innocence and it is expected the Rannes tribunal decrees will be appealed.
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Gans Edges Lewie in Six Round Philadelphia Bout
In Philadelphia on June 15 Joe Gate the Baltimore negro fought Harry Lewie to best advantage. Gans dominated every round with rapid jabs and solid body punches, taking the lead from the start and finishing strong in the fourth as Lewie struggled to respond.
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Aeronaut Falls Into the Niagara River
A man identified as Roy Knabe lost control of his airship and fell into the Niagara River near Boffab New York at about 11 30 yesterday morning. The craft and crew were rescued by the life saving crew shortly after the accident.
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Editors Guests of the Vice President
The National Editorial Association elected John E Jaokia of Kavasi as president during their meeting. Delegates were hosted by Vice President Fairbanks in Jamestown Virginia where the next gathering will be held.
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Strike Declared at Sebastopol
A dispatch from Bucharest reports a railway strike at Sebastopol in Russia. Troops gather near Odessa as artillery supports harbor defenses amid rising tensions in the region.
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Frowns and ill humor in House over meat inspection dispute
Washington reports rising hostility between President and Chairman Wadsworth as the House debates substitute provisions to the meat inspection bill. President Roosevelt condemns the substitute as worse than the Senate version and warns it would harm both stock raisers and packers while failing to improve enforcement.
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Baseball results from major leagues and minor Virginia games
National League scores show St Louis 1 New York 2 Pittsburg 4 Beocklyn 1 Cincinnati 1 Boston 3 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 0. American League results New York 2 Cleveland 5 Washington 10 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 0 Boston 8 St Louis 1. Virginia League Richmond 0 Norfolk 8 Portsmouth 0 Lynchburg 2 Denvills Roanoke games postponed due to wet grounds.
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Senator Tillman Faces Setback in Hepburn Rate Bill Talks
Washington June 15 Senator Tillman expresses deep disappointment as house and senate conferees fail to reach any agreement on the Hepburn railway rate bill. The deadlock centers on disclosure and control provisions with no progress reported and Tillman fearing efforts to render the measure ineffective.
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Massacre and Rioting In Bialystok Over Fifty Jews Killed
Eyewitness report from Bialystok dated June 15 describes violent mobs attacking Jewish residents. The mob loots, sets homes and synagogues afire, and torches streets while police and military patrols are overwhelmed. At least fifty Jews killed and over three hundred wounded with scarce medical care and large numbers hiding in a forest nearby.
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Standard Oil Man Declares for Bryan in Ohio
Virgil P Kline a Cleveland attorney representing Standard Oil publicly endorsed William Jennings Bryan for the Democratic nomination. Kline, once a McKinley supporter, said Bryan will be the party’s presidential candidate and that he will be elected. The move signals the oil firm's stance amid party divisions.
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Close the Douma and Declare Dictator
London dispatch reports the czar plans to close the Douma on June 23 and name Grand Duke Nicholovich as military dictator. The correspondent notes loss of authority and the move to consolidate power.
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Bland Man Stricken With Paralysis Dies
News from Bluefield reports HG Hicke died after a paralysis stroke yesterday afternoon at Murney's hotel. He left Hickeville to Bland for errands, collapsed at noon, and passed away at 4 o'clock in Hickevilles. He was survived by his wife and a niece Mrs D Girces of this city. Remains were moved to Hickvilles for funeral and interment.
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British Officers Slain Near Tantat Amid Pigeon Hunt
Cairo reports Captain S C Ball of the Sixth Dragoons and four other British officers were attacked by villagers during a pigeon shoot while marching from Cairo to Alexandria. Ball was killed, others injured, one lost an arm, and the attackers overwhelmed the party with knives.
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