President Roosevelt Review at Jamestown Exposition Georgia Day
At Norfolk Virginia on June 10 President Roosevelt visited the Jamestown exposition in Roswell Georgia Hall and Georgia day events. He reviewed naval fleets from seven nations, spoke to the National Editorial association, and attended Georgia building receptions with Georgia officials and guests.
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Norfolk
Bulloch
Roswell
Georgia State Building
Roosevelt
Georgia
Hampton Roads
Exposition Grounds
National Editorial Association
Mrs. Roosevelt
New York State Building
Exposition
Metcalfe
Dolphin
Terrell
Mitchell
Georgia Committee
United States
Lee
Cardinal Gibbons
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Swanson
Virginia
United States Army
Georgia Commission
Philip Reed
Third Infantry
Twenty-Eight Drown Off Barbadoes Disaster at Sea
Twenty eight passengers including twelve women and children perished when the French schooner La Jalouse sank off the Barbadoes while bound from Cayenne to St Lucia. The captain and twenty one crew survived to reach Barbadoes. Steve Adams arrives in Boise with deputy sheriff and attorney John Worms amid speculation he will refuse to testify.
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Barbados
Barbadoes
Cayenne
St. Lucia
Steve Adams
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Adams
John Worms
Wallace
Shoshone
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
To Establish a Legation in Mexico City
The City of Mexico reports that Nicaragua will soon establish a legation in the capital. The June 10 notice notes Nicaragua aims to strengthen diplomatic ties by opening a formal legation office in Mexico.
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City of
Mexico
Nicaragua
Lynching Near Indianola Claims Death Of White Man
A Mississippi mob hanged a black man near Indianola after he confessed to killing Lee Reynolds, a white man shot as he left a hall where gambling occurred. The incident occurred late Sunday as Fox was captured in nearby woods by about fifty men.
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Memphis
Ruleville
Miss
Lee Reynolds
Indianola
Reynolds
Fox
Roberts Denies Polygamy Belief Surrender
Salt Lake City June 10 Elder Roberts says the Mormon church has not surrendered its belief in polygamy though it condemns polygamous marriages as illegal. He spoke in the tabernacle in reply to a ministerial association open letter.
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Roberts
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
Elder Roberts
Congress
Ministerial Association
Editors Gather for National Editorial Association Convention
Editors from across the United States meet at the Jamestown exposition in Norfolk Virginia on June 10. The National Editorial Association holds its annual convention with President Roosevelt delivering the keynote address and a reception following. W Copeland president of the Virginia editorial association also spoke as sessions opened. Numerous papers and committee reports are planned throughout the week.
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New Orleans
Picahe
Isiana
Isissippi
The
Picayune
Natchitoches Parish
Louisiana
St. Tammany Parish
Hinds County
Mississippi
Red River Parish
Norfolk
United States
National Editorial Association
Roosevelt
W. Copeland
Virginia Editorial Association
Prominent Physician Drowns While Crossing White Creek
Long distance message from Rockwell Tennessee reports Dr. George W. Murray a leading physician in the region drowned while fording White Creek at Rose's mill near Chattanooga. He was about thirty eight and left a wife and several children.
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Chattanooga
The
Times
Rockwell
Tenn
George W. Murray
White Creek
Rose’s Mill
Murray
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Friend-In-Need Society
Bryan Steam Laundry
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Ieaene Insurange
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Oliver Typewriter
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Texas State Bottlers Association
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Madison Counties
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DS Ane
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W. C. Fountain
Crown and Bridge
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