Five Young Ladies Graduate From Holy Child Jesus Convent
The class of 1910 at the Convent of the Holy Child Jesus received medals and diplomas at a coasted commencement attended by relatives and friends. The program featured readings, music by the orchestra and singing class, and a valedictory by Agnes Coyne of Douglas. Bishop J J Keane offered a brief address and encouragement to the graduates. The five graduates are Agnes Coyne Nellie Kinney Georgia Sullivan Elsie Cross and Rene Tukey.
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Jamison
Cheyene
Miks Buchanan
J.C. Bleed
Lone
Vander Stneken
Singing School
Mies Elsie Cross
Douglas
Wyo
H. W. Leungfellows
Angel of Prayer
Margaret Coughlie
Cross
Agnes Coyne
Gliere
Georgia Sullivan
Mark Twain
Cheyenne
St. Michael the Weigher
James Russell Lowell
Earth
Nfe
Miss Coughlin
Nachez
Lucia
Donizetta
Keane
Clays
Nellie Kinney
Elsie Crows
Rene Tukey
Chicago Spends on Cooling Beverages Revealed
Chicago officials estimate a half million dollars was spent yesterday on cooling beverages. A leading ice cream maker notes over 200000 dollars spent on ice cream and ices on the holiday, with more than 200000 dollars for beer and other intoxicants and 100000 dollars for lemonade and other soft drinks.
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Chicago
Young Girl Declines A Seat in the President's Auto
A young woman in Withington on June 20 declined a presidential offer to ride in the president Taft's automobile after an invitation. The president and Capt. Butt offered transport, but she preferred to ride herself and later was assisted back into the saddle by her escort.
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President's Auto
Psn
Taft
Capt. Butt
Mexican Move Nipped in Bad Time at Cananea
In Cananea Mexico on June 20 authorities seized arms and ammunition and arrested leaders of a northern Mexico movement tied to followers of General Bernardo Reyes and presidential candidate Madero. Martial law was proclaimed in Cananea and border towns as raids and guard actions continued to suppress a planned election day uprising.
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Cananes
Mex
Atests
Marguments
Cananea
Mexico
Folowers
Bernardo Reyes
Europe
Senor Madero
Moncsterey
Canahea
Purates
Theodore Sr Marries Miss Alexander in Presbyterian Church
Theodore Sr and Miss Alexander were married in the afternoon at a Presbyterian church. The ceremony featured a satin cushion for the bride and guests watched a formal procession with uniformed troopers. The bride escorted by her attendants, the event drew a packed crowd and a long, eager line of onlookers along the avenue.
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New York
Jone
Roosevelt, Jr
Ler Alexander
Avotelouk
Tie Presbyterian
Mins
Alexie
Attempt to board tramway car ends in skull fracture
June 44 DenverSAUL Wil lame tried to board a tramway car at Twenty fourth and Market street this morning. The car fell to the pavement fracturing his skull. Surgeon Awkley transported him to County Hospital for treatment. The injured man is reportedly married.
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Denver Colp
Saul Wil
Awkley
William
County Hospital
Peet
Theodore Roosevelt Backs Outlook as Editor
New York June 20 Theodore Roosevelt returns from Sagamore Hill to take duties as contributing editor of the Outlook. He dives into a backlog of ocean voyage correspondence and appears in the street amid a large crowd. He replaces his straw hat with a new one as he enters his three richly furnished rooms in the United Charities building.
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New York
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Chisen
Outlook
Heiis Son
Ovéan
Straw Hat
United Charities
Taft Signs Statehood Bill in Historic Senate Action
President Taft signed the statehood bill in a formal ceremony at the telegraph office, with General Hitchfork and several committee chairmen in attendance. The message highlighted approval from key lawmakers, including Beveridge and Hamilton, and noted a ceremonial quill used for the historic pen.
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Taft
Washington
Hitchfork
Sempler Beveridge
Mephee Mative Hamilton
Cal Cameron
Arixons
Dolemite
New Mexico
Hitchcork
Senator Borah West Champions Western Resource Use
Senator Borah of Idaho argued in the senate that Western states should control their own lands and resources for economic use. He warned against federal restraint, urged state citizenship access to power sites, and pressed for conservation tied to development rather than idle reserving.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Tf Mivole
Massachusetts
United States
New York
Commonwealth
Congress
Pacific Slope
Pacific
Great West
Rickard in Nevada for the big fight promoter visit
Reno is abuzz as Tex Rickard arrives to confer with Goldfield Reno committees on bids for the Jeffries Johnson bout. Goldfield shirts suggest a $120000 baseline with safety assurances for promoters and fighters. Rickard, joined by Sid Hester, plans to stage Langford Ketchel on big fight morning and remains optimistic about Reno prospects.
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Reno
Nev
Tex Rickard
Rickards
Rickard
Senate agrees with house on 820 million bond plan
Senate, after reconsidering, eliminates an 89 million bond for irrigation and passes the public land withdrawal bill as amended. The change comes after the House could not agree to a larger bond, with a compromise dependent on the House providing about 20 million in funding.
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Washington
House
Senate
Bain Iast
Farmer jailed after defying census taker in Colorado
John Gillespie a wealthy farmer and lawyer from Idalla Yuma County Colorado refused to answer census questions about farms and stocks. He was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Thomas Chirke and jailed to be taken to Denver as officials press to compel answers and resume the count.
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Deaver
Colo
John Db. Golleapie
Idalla
Yuma County
John Shaw
Blazes
United States
Thomas Chirke
Denver
Gillespie
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