Rudini’s Life In Jeopardy
Rome reports former Italian premier Marquis di Rudini is sick with liver cancer and not expected to live long. The aging statesman, a Sicilian aristocrat, is noted for his wartime role in Palermo and early attempts to restore Bourbon rule during the revolution.
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Rome
Giulio Prmnetti
Marquis di Rudini
Signor Crispi
Etna
Palermo
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
House of Bourbon
Rudini's Cruel Suppression of Revolt Secures Italian Unity
The text recalls Signor Rudini’s firm response to a revolt, describing brutal acts in public squares and the sale of flesh from slain carbineers. It notes his unyielding stance to preserve Italian unity, though the memory harmed his reputation for years.
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Rudinis
Signor Rudini
Helen Gould Celebrates Fortieth Birthday As America’s Richest Woman
New York June 20 Helen Miller Gould turns forty today and is regarded as possibly the richest woman in America with an estate estimated between 30 and 40 million dollars. She inherited about 15 million from her father Jay Gould and owns Lyndhurst valued at over 1 million along with valuable railroad securities and a Fifth Avenue residence. Her wealth supports a yearly income exceeding 1 million, while she remains unmarried and unengaged in marriage plans.
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New York
Helen Miller Gould
Miss Gould
Jay Gould
Rumor
Alonis Potter
Bishop Potter
America
Fifth Avenue
Lyndhurst
Irvington
Tarrytown
Gould
Blue Ribbon Vanilla Flavor Elevates Desserts
The brand Blue Ribbon Vanilla highlights its use in puddings cakes and ice cream, promising perfectly flavored table delicacies across desserts.
Garvin Named Representative for F Bf Thomas in Bluefield
F Bf Thomas & Company announces W D Garvin of Bluefield W V will represent them at Bluefield and surrounding territory. All orders through Mr Garvin receive prompt careful attention. Garvin's Bluefield telephone number is 269.
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F. Bf. Thomas & Company
Roanoke
Virginia
W. D. Garvin
Bluefield
West Virginia
Contiguous Territory
Taft Clinton Hitchcock health blocks GOP chair bid
The Washington visit to pick a Republican national chairman ends fruitless as Frank Hitchcock declines the post citing poor health. A July 1 Washington meeting will decide chairman and treasurer roles. Taft remains in Cincinnati with Mrs Taft before headlining Yale events in New Haven. Sherman travels to Cleveland and then Buffalo en route to Utica for family duties.
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Taft
Frank Hitchcock
Washngton
Hitchcock
Sherman
National Committee
Washington
Charles P. Taft
New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
Yale
Cleveland
Buffalo
Utica
N. Y
Indiana Governor Collapses During Ottawa Chautauqua Address
Ottawa Kansas June 20 J Frank Hanley governor of Indiana collapsed from heat while speaking at the Ottawa Chautauqua He received medical care and was helped to his train and started for home tonight He had just begun his remarks after arriving from the Chicago convention.
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Ottawa
Kansas
J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
Hanley
Chicago
Re-elected Chairman Leads International Sunday School Group
W N Hartshorn of Boston was re elected chairman of the executive committee of the International Sunday School Association at a Rome Jerusalem London and St Louis reunion and banquet of delegates. Over 200 men from around the world attended the event.
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Louisville
W. N. Hartshorn
Boston
Sunday School Forces of America
International Sunday School Association
Rome
Jerusalem
London
St. Louis
Roosevelt Proclaims U S adhesion to white slave traffic pact
President Roosevelt issues a proclamation confirming American adherence to the Paris convention of May 1904 to suppress the white slave traffic. Thirteen nations signatories and three have declared adhesion to the accord.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Colin Wins Tidal Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Colin won the Tidal stakes at Sheepshead Bay on June 20 with Dorante second and Stamina third. The 3 year olds race covered a mile and a quarter, prize on offer to the winner was $15,000, finishing time 2 04.
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Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Colin
Dorante
Stamina
Spokane Couple Start Five Year World Auto Tour
Herbert A. Hover and Mrs. Hover of Spokane begin a five year journey eastward July 1 in a 30 horsepower car. They cross the continent via the southern boundary to the Canadian line and plan to traverse the United States touching Toronto Montreal and New York Naples and Chicago while using canvas strips for rough roads.
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Wash
Europe
Egypt
Africa
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Greece
Orient
Australia
Herbert A. Hover
United States
Toronto
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New York
Naples
Chicago
Butte
Twin Cities
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Mgr. Hover
Steptoe's Grocery Ad Lists Beans Fruits and More
Sale notice offers string beans tomatoes apples sweet potatoes and various produce by can or gallon. Includes flour bacon sugar and other staples with a penny change for ten cent items and quotes to out of town customers. Ends with a pledge of quality and service.
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William Tell
al Buqar
Bryan on Republican Convention Retreat and Planks
Lincoln Nebraska June 20 William J Bryan departs in Commoner issue accusing the Republican convention of retreat amid Lafollette reforms. He notes 52 to 1 majority reports, debates on campaign fund publicity, railroad value checks, injunction planks, and inheritance tax silence, questioning party loyalty to the president. He argues voters face a clash between Taft Roosevelt reform positions and party leadership.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Lavollette
Cooner
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Republican Party
Taft
Burrows
Watt
Republican Convention
Reform in Senate Election Sparks Roosevelt Rhetoric
The piece argues for direct election of senators by popular vote, noting House and state endorsements but a 7 to 1 Republican convention vote against. It praises President Roosevelt for stirring reform and questions whether the party will retreat from progressive stands or keep marching with his call to arms.
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United States
House of Representatives
Union
House
Republican Party
Congress
Quieses
War of 1812 society meeting in Baltimore urges Fort Henry post
The General Society of the War of 1812 met at the Belvedere hotel in Baltimore on June 20 with delegates from several states. A resolution urged the war department to maintain Fort Henry as a military post in perpetuity, housing headquarters and a band if possible to honor the Star Spangled Banner.
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Baltimore
General Society of the War of 1812
Belvedere Hotel
War Department
Art Henry
Lightning Strikes Farm Worker Kills One in Virginia
In Tazewell Virginia on June 20 Oscar Kinnel ore was killed by lightning while other laborers sought shelter under a tree on A Steele's farm. The bolt struck the tree and killed Kinnel instantly. Several men were slightly injured.
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Tazewell
Oscar Kinnel
A. Steele
Kinnel
Roosevelt to spend summer at Sagamore Hill with limited campaign role
President Roosevelt will keep his Sagamore Hill address while a quiet summer unfolds at Oyster Bay. He will not take part in the national campaign, will confer with party leaders occasionally, and will receive visitors only by invitation. Secretaries Loeb and Foster will run Outer Bay operations as in prior years.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
White House
Outer Bay
Loeb
Foster
Hotel
Schiller
Three Days Festivities Planned for Mer De Laval Statue
In Quebec on June 20 arrangements are made for a three day program around the unveiling of the statue to Mer De Laval. The events begin with a Te Deum in all parishes and missions of the diocese tomorrow morning.
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Quebec
Mer. de Laval
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