Longworths Meet King in London Welcome Crowd
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrive in London from Southampton aboard the St Louis and are greeted by Ambassador Reid and a crowd of Americans. They will dine with the king at Dorchester House and may visit the Alhambra for the ballet L Amour during Ascot week.
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Cassatt Says Shippers Gave Him No Gratuities
Philadelphia June 110 Special investigating committee of the Pennsylvania Railroad released President Cassatts answers to questions on stock holdings and dealings. He lists minor coal and steel investments and notes no commissions or gratuities from shippers. He denies owning Keystone or Henrietta coal stock and clarifies past Berwind-White holdings.
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Chancellor Day Warns Against Monarchy in Government
Syracuse University rector James R. Day condemns executive overreach and press sensationalism. He urges defense of courts and representative government, warns of a scandal ridden epoch, and calls for sober, Christian reasoning to safeguard institutions. He cites dangers of “yellow papers” and executive messages undermining law and trust.
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Pope at Beatification Amid Security Precautions
Pope Pius attended the beatification of Venerable Bonaventura of Barcelo na at St Peter's as thousands entered on tickets. Rumors of a planned attack by three French anarchists prompted strong police action, but the ceremony concluded without incident.
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Natal Forces Defeat Rebels in Mome Valley Fight
Natal forces under Colonels McKenzie and Barker rout rebels in the Mome Valley. Some 350 rebels killed including Chief Mehtokazulu. Capt MacFarlane and Lt Marsden of the Transvaal Rifles slain. Several troopers wounded. Chief Bambaata reported wounded. rebels fled demoralized.
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Tucker 10 Live Until Baptized
Boston, June 10. Charles L. Tucker, in Charlestown State Prison death house, awaits execution for the murder of Mabel Page. He will not die tomorrow morning to allow a baptism by Rev. Thomas Bishop, his former pastor and spiritual adviser, who will perform the rite. Tucker maintains his innocence and faces the end with calmness.
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Prime Minister Seddon Dies Aboard Ship in Sydney
Richard John Seddon, Prime Minister of New Zealand, died of heart failure aboard the steamer Owesly Grange in Sydney. He was 61 and had been in Australia since mid May, having embarked that morning to return home. The vessel returned to Sydney after his death.
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Demonstration at Hungarian Ministry Building in Vienna
Vienna June 10 Three thousand Christian Socialists after a City Hall meeting demonstrated against the Hungarian Ministry Building where the delegation sat breaking windows Police dispersed the crowd Baron Von Beck urged Hungarians to punish participants and prevent a repetition He apologized on behalf of the Austrian government and promised a searching investigation Fran cis Kossuth and Dr Wekerle were informed of the statement
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Girl killed by falling tree in Newburgh storm
Miss Ione M. Bunn twenty four year old West Union Ohio graduate of Oxford College was killed when a tree fell on her head as she walked with her parents on Grand street in Newburgh New York during a gale. Her mother Mrs J W Bunn was seriously hurt and Hazel Coonan fourteen of Newburgh suffered a broken leg and minor head injuries.
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Hail Interrupts Funeral Procession In Caldwell
A sudden and destructive hailstorm hit Caldwell Ohio at 3 PM as a funeral cortege moved toward the cemetery. Horses were nearly stampeded and crops across Noble County suffered damage according to telephonic reports from several areas.
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East Wants Powers to Get Square Deal in His Trial
Henry Taylor of the Government Printing Office, former Newport citizen and president of the Kentucky Club of Washington, D C, arrived in Newport en route to Louisville for homecoming week. He backs a $2,000 defense fund for Caleb Powers, with $1,500 raised, and urges a square deal, asserting Powers’s innocence and seeking Powers’s clearance. Taylor plans to visit Powers in Georgetown, while Powers’s jailer Bernard Ploeger sends greetings to Newport supporters.
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Steamer Etolia Strikes Cape Sable Ledge in Thick Fog
The Elder-Dempster Line steamer Etolia from St John hit a dangerous ledge near Cape Sable in fog while bound for Barrow with lumber. No lives lost, but the vessel is badly damaged. crew evacuated to a nearby island as tugboats depart to assist. Captain Jones remains aboard as the ship towns to be a total loss.
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Stranger Found Dead at Hotel in Mysterious Circumstances
A. Hayden Dunn was found dead in a third floor room at the Rand Hotel after hotel staff forced the door. Morphine tablets lay on the sheet beside him, suggesting self-induced death amid a personal crisis. Dunn, about 28, and a carpenter by trade, had registered as a city guest only on Saturday night. A letter from a father in Marcellus Kentucky, signed "Father," provided the only clue to identity and motive. Coroner Cameron ordered the body removed to the Morgue and sought Dunn's relatives.
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Water supply in Cincinnati remains strained under city growth
The city faces a stubborn water famine with Engineer Hill unsure of the leak source. Front Street Pumping Station runs overloaded and noisy as officials push to boost supply, while plant friction and staff reticence cloud details. Pump No. 5 restarts to feed Third Street Reservoir as capacity lags demand.
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Government abandons one Dreadnaught ship plan
London June 11 The Daily Telegraph reports the government will drop building one of the two Dreadnaught class warships planned this year. The move saves nearly 10 million dollars in shipbuilding and prompts a marked reduction in navy appropriations for the next year.
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Walden Abbey Sails From London With Fire in Cargo
The British ship Walden Abbey Captain Campbell, en route from London to San Francisco, was spoken May 12 in latitude 29 north longitude 19 west with its cargo afire.
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