New King Sworn In Belgrade and Roosevelts Moves
Servin’s Peter the First takes oath in Belgrade before the skuptschina as Lipton and Fife visit the White House. Postmaster Payne reassigned amid post office probe. Roosevelt tightens control. Kansas floods prompt extra session. Funston reports Alaska inspection. ex-Congressman Driggs indicted. Topeka skeleton find. Illinois law dean Harker named. Fox
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Servin
Peter the First
Belgrade
Skuptschina
Thomas Lipton
William Fife
White House
Kansas
House
Senate
Driggs
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Grand Jury
Paul du Chailla
Park Presbyterian Church
New York
Woodlawn
Military order issued over Richmond streetcar strike
Gov Montague on the 23d ordered the Seventieth regiment Richmond Blues battalion and Richmond Howitzers artillery company to aid in maintaining order amid the Richmond Va street car strike. The report also lists diverse late 1900s incidents and appointments across the U.S. and Europe.
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Gov. Montague
Seventieth Regiment
Richmond Blues
Richmond
Machen
Free Delivery
Genevieve Peats
Alfred Peats
Greenwich
Conn
Harrison
Jett
White
Marcum
Cynthiana
Osborne
Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
H. C. Eastman
E. A. Ewing
Ilinois
Naval Academy
H. R. Lang
Yale University
Order of Santiago
Des Moines
J. B. Sullivan
Creston
D. B. Butler
Iowa County
Alfred I. Johnson
Akron
Janesville
Wis
Kansas City
James B. Pond
New York
Charles Spaulding
Clifton E. Walker
Austin Fields
Jackson
K. C. Edwards
Edwards
Fields
Sage
Luigi Casata
John McKeen
Feist
Ft. Scott
Cherryvale
Kas
J. W. Pace
Tallapoosa County
Ann
Montgomery
Emperor William
Riel
Harold C. Reed
Mills
Laura Stickler
Chicago
G. A. Warner
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
Warner
Mesaba
M. W. Savage
Dan Patch
Directum
Toledo
Valedo Humane Society
Broker C. Fuller
Cleveland
Harold
Lake Erie
Strucker
Hamilton College
Utica
Andrew Carnegie
John Gollmar
Peter
Gollmar
Queen Dragan
John H. Sikes
Springfield
Illinois Odd Fellows
East St. Louis
Hartman
Danville
Peoria
Poughkeepsie
Gornell
Syracuse University
Eeene
Ponene
Indiana state pavilion at World’s Fair detailed plans
The Indiana pavilion at the World’s Fair is described as a French renaissance style building by Fort Wayne architect Marshall Mahurin. It sits 100 by 135 feet on rising ground with a central north portico, north stairs, lounging hall, reading room, state reception rooms, private suites for officials, and a stained glass dome. estimated cost around 40000 dollars. Also notes livestock prize plans for the fair in St Louis, with thousands of prizes across beef dairy horses swine sheep poultry dogs and more, plus farm life exhibits and a Typhothetae meeting place chosen for St Louis in 190?. lists officers and locations.
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Indiana
Marshall, Mahurin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Arkansas
Iowa
Rhode Island
St. Louis
F. D. Coburn
Department of Livestock
Exposition
Jos. DeForest
Davenport
San Francisco
Missouri
St. Lousantic City
N. J
United Typothetae of America
Edward Stern
Philadelphia
William Green
New York
Charles D. Barrett
Springfield
Mass
Theopolius Sproulte
Pittsburg
John E. Burke
Norfolk, Va
Charles E. Brown
Kansas City
James G. Spaulding
John Sterel
Winnipeg
Man
Edwin Freegard
Thomas E. Donnelley
Chicago
Reed discharged for want of prosecution in Stickler case
Miss Laura Stickler, who signed warrants for the arrest of Harold C. Reed or Mills on abduction and assault charges, failed to appear in Chicago court. Reed was discharged Friday for want of prosecution. Miss Stickler is now in Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Harold C. Reed
Mills
Laura Stickler
Miss Stickler
Reed
Cincinnati
Dead Prelate's Funeral in London After Lying in State
The body of Cardinal Vaughn was moved from Westminster Cathedral to St. Joseph's College on Friday. Priests and students received it and a high requiem Mass was followed by interment in the presence of a large gathering.
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London
Cardinal Vaughn
Westminster
St. Joseph’s College
New Theria
Mary Patterson
de Rouen
Cabinet Meeting Notes Payne Plans to Push Post Office Inquiry
Washington June 27 The last cabinet meeting before the president’s departure focused on routine matters and the post office investigation progress. Postmaster General Payne outlined the current situation and future plans, denying retirement rumors while acknowledging health issues. The president reportedly would only accept Payne’s resignation if life or death circumstances arose.
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Washington
Smith
White House
Post Office
Bristow
Payne
Russia Objects To US Petition On Jewish Issue
Washington charges Russia with regret over plans to send a US Jewish petition to St Petersburg. Moscow insists no interference and pledges cordial reception to Mr Riddle. The exchange repeats Russia’s policy of non intervention and firmness on internal affairs. Dewey hearing moved to Topeka for Berry case witnesses. Illinois canal injunction suit filed against state officials over funds for the Illinois Michigan canal.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Russia
United States
Kischineft
Riddle
Tiddle
McCormick
Dewey
Topeka
Kas
Chauncey Dewey
Berry
Clad Hamilton
Supreme Court
Goodland
St. Francis
Beckham Answers Critics Over Breathitt County Crisis
Gov. Beckham released a statement defending his handling of Breathitt County matters amid a flood of letters urging drastic action. He rejects calls for martial law and asserts the governor has no such power, defending his duties while denouncing outside critics and northern press.
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Beckham
Kentucky
Kansas Assembly Adjourns After Flood Relief Bills
The Kansas legislature adjourned Friday at two. Over 50 bills passed, most restoring washed away bridges and authorizing county funds to aid flood sufferers. A relief appropriation failed amid criticism. Gov Bailey said destitution is limited in Hood district and relief will come from locals and outside aid, with needs greater in the Kansas valley.
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Topeka
Kus
Kansas
Gov. Bailey
Hood
Kansas Valley
New York Gold Mining Scheme Under Investigation
Washington authorities order inquiry into a New York based alleged gold mining concern. For three months it has advertised in foreign papers including a Greek translated notice promising rapid riches. The ad cites high public offices and lists names claimed to be prominent officials, none of which are verifiable in U S life.
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New York
Washington
Ohio
United States Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Model City Planned by Vanderbilt in North Carolina
Asheville June 27 The Citizen reports New York word that Geo W Vanderbilt has bought land between Hendersonville and Brevard about thirty miles from Asheville and will soon start a model sanitarium city with water works electric lighting heat and power. The project aims to be ready for occupacy before settlers arrive.
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Asheville
N. C
New York
Geo. W. Vanderbilt
Hendersonville
Brevard
End of River Captain Caps Death by Despair Over Cancer
Capt. George E. Towns end, 70, former river pilot and friend of Gen. Grant, hanged himself in his home stable in St Louis as cancer on his face worsened. He had suffered four months of pain after a December 1901 accident left a facial growth that ruined his eating and drove him to commit suicide while his wife and daughters slept.
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St. Louis
George E. Townsend
Capt. Townsend
Cairo
Galena
A. 8. Grant
Officer Aherns Slayer Bloodied Confession
Francesca Raffo a Tuckahoe Italian admitted at the coroner inquest that he killed Special Policeman Ahearn in Rochelle Park, claiming self defense after abuse. Ahearn’s loaded pistol was found in his hand. witnesses questioned possession. Raffo held without bail. Other items note a Robbery suspect in Boston, a Jealousy driven shooting in Stiles Idaho, and a malfunctioning fridge falsework in Franklin Pennsylvania.
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New York
Francesca Raffo
Ahearn
Rochelle Park
Raffo
Imperial visit as Emperor William tours Kearsarge
June 26 Kiel report describes Emperor William visiting the U S battleship Kearsarge. He inspects turrets, crew quarters, and galley, exchanges remarks with Admiral Cotton and Capt. Hemphill, and greets captains and officers aboard during a formal reception with Von Tirpitz and other German dignitaries present.
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Kiel
Sire
Emperor William
Cotton
Hemphill
Kearsarge
Hhe
Emperor
von Grumme
Admiralty
von Tirpitz
von Senden-Biloran
Imperial Naval Cabinet
von Plessen
Count von Eulenberg
Admiral Cotton
Equestrian Statue Dedication and Lipton Visit in D.C.
The dedication of Gen Jos Hooker’s equestrian statue on the statehouse grounds preceded by a grand parade with veterans militia and naval units. Gov Bates and senior officers attend as the day becomes a holiday with many closures. Lipton visits the White House in Washington meeting Roosevelt and dignitaries at luncheon and a formal dinner.
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Gen
Joseph Hooker
Massachusetts Statehouse
America
Boston
Gen. Jos. Hooker
Statehouse
Coast Division
North Atlantic Squadron
Hooker
Massachusetts Department
Boston School Regiment
Gov
Bates
Miles
Wesley Merrit
John R. Brooke
C. 0. Howard
Daniel E. Sickles
Alex. S. Webb
Joshua TE
Chamberlain
Lipton
White House
Washington
Thomas Lipton
New York
England
William Fife
Shamrock Jr
Thomas
Fife
Roosevelt
Corbin
Juscerand
Moody
Bridgemen Hold A Coach In Marshalltown
Thirty one bridgemen and surface crew hold a Northwestern passenger coach in Marshalltown Iowa refusing to leave. They say they will stay three weeks or more unless the company moves the coach back to Omaha or Clinton where they claim they were transported from.
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Marshalltown
Northwestern
Onion
Clarence
Clinton
Omaha
Another Fight in Kentucky Ends in Shootings
Olive Hill deputy marshal Gus Hall died instantly when he approached Everett Bully with a warrant. Haity, armed with a 2 shot gun, killed Hall. Marshal Tygvis White responded and shot Haity. Deity purportedly loaded to shoot White, while Lori Keymoor Barrington was taken into custody in St Louis for custody dispute linked matters.
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Olive Hill
Gus Hall
Everett Bully
Haity
Tygvis White
Talty
White
Barrington Ueder
St. Lovie
Lori" F. Keymoor Barrington
Wilhelmina Grace Cochrane
Packer
Kansas City
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Micaeis
Department of Agriculture
Nacogroches
Tex
Southern Pacific
Oliver A. Harker
Carbondale
College of Law
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Harker
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Wilson
Folk
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Royal Baking Powder
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Turkish War Ministry
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Peroiu
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WN. J
Renlon Liquor Co
Hannibal
Colorado
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United State Court
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James . McCann
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Lord” Parrington
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Cardinal Vaugher
St. Joseph's College, London
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McCullough
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Burke
Kansas Assembly
Heliet Meanuren
Model Manufacturing City
Ilinois Steel Co
George Rowley
Elgin Loan Co
Alinois, Foliet
J. Murphy
Ilinois State Penitentiary
Atlanta
Illinois
Central News
Brussels
Com- Go Mail
Thornton
Louisiana
Officer Ahern
Francisco Raffo
Tuckahoe
Admira
Policeman Ahearn
Tos Angeles
Tadian Territory
R. A. O'Neil
Geo. L. Mills
Stiles
Idaho
Orin Price
Ed. Lesch
Guy Lloyd Hunt
Portland
Ore
Harvard University
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Allegheny River
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Charles Ae
William Mays
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Joe” Hooker
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