Dissolution of the Russian Douma Sparks Wary Calm Across Cities
The Tsar dissolves the second Douma and issues a new electoral law aimed at conservative representation. Police and troops guard the Tauride Palace as arrests of radical leaders proceed and public demonstrations are anticipated with limited clashes reported.
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Orchard Trial Postponed As Haywood Case Pauses
Special Dispatch reports in Boise Idaho June 16 that the Haywood murder conspiracy trial pauses for a day. Witness Harry Orchard will be taken to Caldwell Canyon County where charges for murdering Steunenberg will be called and postponed until the next term. Judge Fremont Wood will preside in Canyon County tomorrow. Orchard travels 7 am under guard from Sadho Penitentiary. The adjournment is planned as a brief procedural step. Orchard returns to Boise immediately afterward.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Canyon County
Fremont Wood
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Bryan
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Whitney
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University of Michigan Opens Sixty Third Commencement
The sixty third annual commencement of the University of Michigan opened with President James B Angell delivering the baccalaureate address The subject was The Significance of Graduation Over 800 seniors sat in University Hall Angell stressed that graduation proves the method and power of intellectual search rather than mastery of every detail of prior study.
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Commercial Tribune
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
James B. Angell
University Hall
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Trouble in Store for Drug Dealers
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture will tighten the pure food and drugs act enforcement. Guaranties of product purity will apply only to the seller. Jobbers and wholesalers may seek direct guaranties from their suppliers to shield against liability.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Department of Agriculture
A & Co
B & Co
C & Co
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Explosion in Covihilo Kills Thirty in Lisbon Dispatch
A Lisbon dispatch reports a dynamite blast at Covihilo a manufacturing town killing thirty people. Authorities believe dismissed workers seeking vengeance caused the explosion.
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London
Lisbon
Covihilo
Three Indians Drown as Ferry Capsizes on Rio Grande
A ferry boat capsized on the Rio Grande at Isleta 12 miles south of Albuquerque. Mrs Juniata Abeytad a 42 year old Indian woman Juan Abeytad age 3 and Manulita Chewewa an Indian girl were drowned. The accident occurred today resulting in a triple drowning.
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N. M
Rio Grande
Indian Pueblo Isleta
Juniata Abeytad
Juan Abeytad
Manulita Chewewa
Roosevelt Will Not Intervene in Telegraphers Strike
President Roosevelt has referred appeals to intervene to prevent a threatened telegraphers strike to Labor Commissioner Charles P. Neill with no comment. He notes no emergency exists as in the anthracite coal strike, and that any government action should be initiated by the Bureau of Labor.
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Russia
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Constitutional Democrats
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English Friends Accept Invitation to American Conference
At the London Yearly Meeting of Friends the decision was unanimous to send fraternal delegates to the General Conference of American Friends in Richmond Indiana next October. Dublin Ireland is also expected to send delegates.
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London
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Yearly Meeting of Friends
General Conference of American Friends
Dublin
Ireland
Springfield Commencements Kick Off Week of Grads
Commencement Week begins in Springfield with several ceremonies. St Joseph’s Parish School holds exercises at the Grand Opera House tomorrow night, St Raphael’s follows Tuesday, and the High School plans a Thursday event for sixty eight graduates featuring President S D Fess. Other schools graduate with ten graduates each.
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Grand Opera House
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Doctor Completes Sixteenth Day Fast For Health Theory
Belleville Ill June 16 Dr P J Eales ends sixteen days of total abstinence from food. He imposes a twenty day fast with only water as nourishment to prove that occasional abstinence aids health. He reports no desire for food and notes a seventeen pound weight loss while continuing his medical practice.
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Belleville
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P. J. Eales
Clark County likely to vote dry in local option move
Springfield Ohio June 16 The Clark County assessors report 11 223 voters with 15 775 white and 1 448 colored. Temperance leaders predict countywide dry passage next legislature citing a likely 2000 vote margin against saloons and noting the rural areas outside Springfield hold about 10 percent of county voters.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Clark County
Bryce Visits Geronimo at Fort Sill
British Ambassador James Bryce spent Sunday in Lawton and at Fort Sill as the Chamber of Commerce guest. He toured Geronimo the Apache warrior and Quanah Parker, Chief of the Comanches, during his visit.
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Commercial Tribune
Lawton
Okla
James Bryce
Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Sill
Geronimo
Appache
Quanah Parker
Resident fights Hamilton annexation of 10.33 acres
James E Hancock has filed a remonstrance with the County Commissioners opposing the annexation of 10.33 acres of his Fairfield Township land to Hamilton. He states the property is unplatted farm land with timber, and vows to resist annexation in court if needed.
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Fairfield Township
Hamiltton
Jury Sets Man Free In Ohio Larceny Case
The State of Ohio v Frank Booth ends with a not guilty verdict after Booth, who fled to Kentucky following the alleged crime, was arrested at Maysville and brought back for trial in Hamilton Ohio.
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Frank Booth
Commercial Tribune
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State of
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Booth
Maysville
Stack Collapse Blocks Power At Hamilton Traction Yard
A 100foot smoke stack at the C. & N. Traction power house in Hamilton Ohio broke at the base this afternoon. It fell and nearly demolished a second stack. Power was shut off for several hours. Damages estimated at $1,000.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
C. & N. Traction Company
Commandant Killed as Harbor Official Slain
In Sebastopol on June 16 Colonel Guessekoffsky, Assistant Harbor Commandant, was shot near the docks. The assassin was captured and placed under arrest.
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Sebastopol
Guessekoffsky
Falls to his death in Mexico at Tule tree
J. W. Johnson of New York, once a manager of a large Mexican agricultural syndicate, died near Oaxaca after falling from high branches of the Arbol de Tule. Authorities consider the death a personal crisis. Johnson had come from New York City to oversee properties on the Isthmus of Tehauntepec.
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Mexico
J. W. Johnson
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Tule
North America
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New York City
Tehauntepec
Navy continues search for drowned midshipmen and sailors
Washington June 16 The Navy Department received a dispatch from Admiral Evans in Hampton Roads stating the search for the bodies of six midshipmen and four sailors who drowned when the Minnesota launch sank last Monday night was continued today without success. The harbor drag would be resumed tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Navy
Department Tonight
Admiral Evans
Hampton Roads
Minnesota
Two Boys Drowned After Canoe Capsizes in River
Kansas City report says Harry Whitney 18 and Robert Corman 17 drowned when their canoe capsized in the river near the city today. Both occupants sank after the accident.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
Harry Whitney
Robert Corman
Fortune Teller Beats at Eight next Week
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Marion Stanley and a bird, with a cryptic schedule referencing Saturday Wednesday and a fortune teller motif. No clear event details or full names.
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Marion Stanley
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