Lincoln Birth Cabin Exercises Near Central Park
Louisville on June 16 held Homecoming exercises centered on the log cabin where Abraham Lincoln was born. Ex Vice President Stevenson and Henry Watterson spoke with Stevenson praised Lincoln's life and hospitality. Thousands then traveled to Frankfort for ceremonies marking cornerstone laying of the new state capitol.
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Louisville
Lincoln
Central Park
Stevenson
Henry Watterson
Abraham Lincoln
Frankfort
Capitol
Large theft charged in New York as brothers alleged rob express goods
Louis Grossman a nineteen year old United States Express wagon helper and his brother William were arrested in New York in a case claiming nearly $16,000 in goods stolen. Louis admits posting bogus labels to misdirect packages and the brothers later brought recovered items to New York. Police found 112 suits and clothing in William's room and both men were held on $1,500 bail.
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New York
Louis Grossman
United States Express Company
William
Louis
Bennett
Hotel Savoy
Youngstown
Will Visit Kiel Includes Longworths Presented to Emperor
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth will arrive Kiel June 23 to be presented to Emperor William during the regatta opening June 20. Ambassador Speck von Sternburg arranged with the foreign office for the presentation. Texas and Pacific Is Sued For Over Five Million Dollars. Paris Tex June 16 Charles B Brown, a New York citizen, filed suit in the US circuit court Eastern District of Texas against the Texas and Pacific Railway for foreclosure of a mortgage lien over 5 000 000 against property alleged to be in defendant's possession.
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Paris
Tex
Charles B. Brown
New York
United States Circuit Court of
Eastern District of Texas
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Cat On Corpse Investigates Dallas Soldier Story
Denison, June 16. Mrs. Ethel Brunner a nineteen year old newlywed hanged herself to a rafter near Preston Bend while her husband worked in a field. He returned to find her singing with a large cat on her shoulders. A note said she was losing her mind.
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Denison
Preston Bend
Ethel Brunner
Two Distinct Earthquakes Felt in Bay Area Friday
Two earthquake shocks were felt in San Francisco and Oakland at 9 40 Friday night. The temblors moved from west to east, lasting several seconds with no damage reported.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Kansas City Man Personal Crisis Reports
Kansas City dispatch notes W. S. Um barger a known livestock commission man and politician died by his own hand. The item lists other regional brief items including indictments in Nebraska land fraud cases and local incidents across Texas and Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
W. S. Umbarger
Livestock Commission
Omaha
Federal
Nebraska
Tomato trains move daily from Texas to the north
Denison June 16. The tomato movement from Texas is heavy with whole trainloads passing through Denison daily. The produce is delivered by the Texas and New Orleans to the Housland and Texas Central at Dallas to go north from here over the Katy.
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Denison
Texas
Texas and
New Orleans
Housland and
Texas Central Railway
Dallas
Katy
Montgomery Shut Out By Shreveport In Crippled Game
In Shreveport on Friday the Montgomery team, reduced to four regulars, was shut out 4 to 0 by Shreveport. No errors were recorded by either side. Other scores show Nashville 3 Little Rock 2, Memphis 6 Birmingham 9 in ten innings. Texas and league notes follow with match results and an election of editors names.
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Montgomery
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Leper Must Leave El Paso Hawaiian Held for Deportation
A Hawaiian leper who says he entered El Paso from Mexico recently was captured at Naco Arizona and will be deported to Hawaii. The man has a well developed case of leprosy.
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el Paso
Mexico
Naco
Ariz
Hawaii
Drayman Shot by City Marshal in Mill Creek
Cal Gibson a drayman in Mill Creek Indian Territory was shot by City Marshal Bud Moore during an attempted arrest. The ball pierced his arm and struck the chest under the armpit after Gibson allegedly drew a pistol.
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Mill Creek
I. T
Cal Gibson
Bud Moore
Moore
Gibson
Penitentiary Guard Fatally Shoots Porter in Saloon
Jefferson City Mo June 16 Penitentiary Guard C C Guant of St Joseph shot and killed Richard Smith a negro porter in the Pacific saloon after Smith asked him to move so he could sweep Guant fired the fatal shot when the man persisted in asking him to move.
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Jefferson City
C. C. Guant
St. Joseph
Richard Smith
Pacific
Smith
Guant
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