Hanna Daughter Marries Senator Hanna's Secretary in Cleveland
Miss Mabel Hanna, daughter of the senator, wed Harry Parsons, the senator's second secretary, at the Lake avenue home. Bishop Leonard officiated in a refined ceremony attended by family and notable guests from New York Chicago and Cleveland. The couple plan a Soo honeymoon in the senator's remodeled home as a wedding present.
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Commercial Tribune
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George Tilman
New York
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Chicago
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Hay
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Ohio Solid Steel Company
Burton Statement on Party Split for Howland Pick
Representative Burton returns from Hot Springs and says Cleveland candidates split party lines. The vote favored Howland chosen by three Federal officials, but opposition claims the move deepened factional tensions and could affect the upcoming election.
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Cleveland
Howland
Congress
Outlaw Escapes Death in Shower of Shots
Lon Henderson, known as a notorious outlaw, narrowly survives a deadly shooting exchange. He vowed he would never be captured alive, but authorities eventually apprehended him after a lengthy pursuit.
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Commercial
Marion
Ind
Lon Henderson
Outlaw
Henderson
Haughville
Indianapolis
John Tarpey
Hyland
Alberts
Hanna Denies 1904 Presidential Candidacy
Senator M A Hanna of Ohio, replying to Colonel Cutter Smith of Florence, says he is not to be considered a candidate for the presidential nomination in 1904. William J Bryan travels via Kansas City to Nemo, discussing issues likely to influence the next campaign including imperialism the money question and the trust issue.
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Ohio
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Kansas City
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Lincoln
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Neosho
King Edward Arrives at Windsor Amid Rainy Royal Visit
King Edward and Queen Alexandra travel from Aldershot to Windsor in the rain. The king shows improvement but will not attend Ascot while the royal party proceeds with the state races. The Prince of Wales presides over a wet troop review with 32 000 troops, and Sir Francis Laking moves the king to Windsor Castle for better care.
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Prince of Wales
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England
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Edward B. Cassatt
Windsor
Edward
Francis Laking
Windsor Castle
Unprecedented Cape Colony Cold Storm Leaves Vast Devastation
Cape Town reports extreme cold and storms of unprecedented severity across the Cape Colony. Thousands of sheep have perished and telegraph lines are down or buried in snowdrifts, crippling communications.
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Cape Town
Cape Colony
Government to appoint minister to Cuban Republic
Madrid reports that on June 16 the government announced its decision to appoint a minister to the Cuban Republic, signaling intensified diplomatic outreach and formal recognition steps.
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Madrid
Root Assumes Responsibility for Paying Gomez
Washington June 16 Secretary Root has assumed full responsibility for the payment of money to General Gomez by General Wood during the American occupation of Cuba. The War Department notes the payments were justified as humanitarian and practical amid precarious Cuban conditions, with Congress already informed of Gomez receiving funds for over two years.
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United States
Philippines
Spain
Brooke
One Dog Went Mad and All Must Die in Lexington
Madison County news from Mansfield Ohio reports a pet dog in Effie Maxwell’s family in Lexington bit seven people including Maxwell and his son Garnet amid rabies symptoms. The bitten seek treatment in Chicago at Pasteur Institute. others suffer lesser injuries. A village-wide dog kill order follows as fear spreads.
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Mansfield
Lexington
Here
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Mr. Maxwell
Claude Dunshee
Chicago
Pasteur Institute
John George
Perry Coe
Charles Markley
Floyd Prosser
Live Brownies and strange deeds in the night woods
Our Boys and Girls previews next Sunday's Commercial Tribune with tales of real live Brownies and midnight mischief in the sleeping forest.
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Commercial Tribune
Charges In Full Against University Of Cincinnati President
Thad A. Reamy accuses Howard Ayers President of the University of Cincinnati of gross profanity and unbecoming language. He alleges Ayers wilfully misrepresented a January resolution and then asserted authority to appoint a committee contrary to university records. The charges label Ayers as officially misrepresenting the records.
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University of Cincinnati
P. 8. Conner
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Ayers
Reamy
Thad. A. Reamy
Thad Reamy
University
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Conner
Thad A
Cincinnati Board in Turmoil as Dr Reamylevel Charges Against Ayers
A rousing University of Cincinnati board meeting broke into a clash as Dr Thad Reamy accused President Howard Ayers of profanity and misrepresenting a university resolution. He urged a formal investigation while the chair adjourned amid heated exchanges and vote battles over observatory and press expenditures.
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Reamy
Porter
University
Luhn
University Press
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