Daughters of the Republic of Texas Win Lawsuit
Houston June 1 The Daughters of the Republic of Texas won a trial ruled in their favor by Judge Littleton W Moore. President Mrs Rebecca J Fisher calls members to unite and uphold the Texas motto as the organization moves forward.
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Houston
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Texs
Littleton W. Moore
Moore
Legislative Committee
Texas
Rebecca J. Fisher
Methodist Episcopal General Conference Acts On Jubilee Plans
The twenty-fifth delegated session opened with calendar items including a plan to amalgamate national Sabbath day alliances and to appoint a committee for the 1910 silver jubilee of the missions in Corea. It also endorsed the laymen's missionary movement and urged a commission of laymen to visit mission fields.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Missions
Corea
Four Men Indicted in Conspiracy Case From Washington
Bench warrants charging Theodore H. Price of New York cotton operator E S Holmes Jr former statistician of the department of agriculture Moses Maas and Frederick A Peckham of New York with conspiracy were sent to New York to secure their arrest and return for trial. All four were indicted in Washington on Friday.
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Washington
Theodore H. Price
New York
E. S. Holmes Jr
Department of Agriculture
Moses Maas
Frederick A. Peckham
Vaderland Steamer Sees Minor Mechanical Setback
Antwerp reports the Red Star line steamer Vaderland suffered only a simple machinery disarrangement and returned to Flushing for repairs before resuming voyage to Dover. The Thelma sailed from Mobile for Cristobal Colon inaugurating the Mobile Panama line. The U S Supreme Court issued copyright rulings with Macy Co. prevailing in one cited case.
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Antwerp
Red Star Line
Vaderland
Flushing
Dover
Eng
Mobile
Mobile-Panama
Thelma
Cristobal Colon
New Republic
United States
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Day
Bobis- Merris Company
R. M. Macy 2 Co
Isidor and N. Straws
Macy
Moros on Jolo vow to kill whites and Chinese
Reports from Manila dated June 1 describe Moros on Jolo island as restless with a Datto threatening to kill twenty whites and 1% Chinese and declare war. A sentry was attacked and wounded, prompting doubling of guards.
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Manila
Jolo
Datto
Medical Association Convention Opens in Chicago
The American Medical Association annual convention began in Chicago with about 700 delegates attending. The opening session focused on legislative business and related matters.
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Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Poet Louis Freschemte Dies in Montreal Friend of Hugo
Montreal reports the death of Dr Louis Freschemte a French Canadian poet and personal friend of Victor Hugo. Details are brief but note his close association with the famed writer and his literary circle.
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Montreal
Louis Freschemte
Victor Hugo
Paying Teller Death At Corn Exchange Bank
New York June 3 Chas T Muir paying teller at the Forty second street branch of the Corn Exchange bank died by his own hand in the bank basement on Tuesday.
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New York
Chas. T. Muir
Forty-second Street
The
Corn Exchange Bank
Detroit to Host 1910 Meeting of Locomotive Engineers
In Columbus Ohio on June 38 1910 the Industrial Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers chose Detroit as the site for its next annual gathering in 1910.
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Columbus
Detroit
Industrial Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Allison Has Large Majority in Iowa Senate Race
Des Moines June 3 Senator Allison holds a Republican primary majority over Governor Cummins for the Senate of about 12000 votes.
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Allison
Des Moines
Cummins
Mrs Doorman and her three children found dead by gas
Chicago reports Mrs Mary Doorman of 69 Tell Court and her three children were found dead from gas asphyxiation due to a stove leak. Authorities described the incident as a fatal gas leak tragedy.
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Chicago
Mary Doorman
Tell Court
Land of Ophir debated by scholars across continents
In a Berlin talk Dr. Karl Peters locates Ophir between the Zambezi and Limpopo with Phoenician ruins he claims prove Solomon era trade. Critics persist that Ophir lay in South Arabia Gaza or India. some scholars even tie Ophir to Sofala in Africa.
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Land of
Ophir
Karl Peters
Berlin
Zambezi
Limpopo
T T Peters
Mashonaland
Solomon
Africa
Opui
Gers Sis x
South Arabia
Ezekiel
Sofala
India
Hommel
Arabia Felix
A Man to Be Envied and Neckwear in New York
A visitor envies a Broadway hotel clerk for his polish wealth acquaintances and peace of mind, while the clerk secretly asks for $10 to cover rent and medical bills. Separate notes from New York Globe and New York Press discuss neck sizes and tailoring, noting out of town men wear bigger shirts and collars than New Yorkers.
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Broadway
Ned
New York Globe
New York
Boston
Chicago
New York Press
Percheron Joe Bailey Introduces Premium Colts Contest
The stallion Joe Bailey No. 50886 is offered with premiums for the three best colts next season. First prize includes $50 and one season breeding service. second $25. third prize is one breeding service. Colts judged in fall 1909 by A. & M. College professor. dam shown with colts. Stud fee is $12.50 season and $20.00 to insure. call to book mares.
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Joe Bailey
A. & M. College
Grattan
Paulena
Wilkeswood
Paula
Robert McGregor
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