Fest 15 Opens With German Turner Fest in Cincinnati
The Thirtieth Bundes Turnfest of North America opened in Music Hall before about 5,000 people. Officials welcomed the visitors with German and American goodwill. 1,150 German heritage schoolchildren performed on stage while a largely attended stadium display in Government Square showcased gymnastic routines. Prizes for Monday’s public school meet were awarded after the program.
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North America
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Virgil
Germany
United States
Government Square
Esberger
Gramies
Sherman and
Jackson
Ernst Thoma
Robert Mohr
Turner Festival Schedule and Parade Details
The program lists activities from reveille at 5 30 A M to a 1 P M parade assembling at Fest Platz and City, followed by trainings and performances at Memorial Hall and Stadium Government Square. Notable groups include Germania Vorwarts and Socialer Turn Verein with directors Sixtus Strass Kolling and South South.
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Ercise
N. C. Seuss
Longwand and Indian Club
Germania Vorwarts
Cleveland
Paul Sixtus
Ical
Southside
Pittsburg
Henry Ettling
Chicago
Max
Strass
N.C. T. V.i—Miss
Etta Kolling
Verein
Indianapolis
C. B. South
Gilbert Classical Dancing at Pittsburgh Turn Verein
Pyramids and Kammers host visiting singers from United Singers of Cincinnati. Milwaukee Turn Verein and G Brosius present physical ... Cincinnati Turn Gemeinde includes CINCINNATI in the event.
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Gilbert
Monongahela
Pittsburg
Fitz Koch
Rector
Pyramids
Milwaukee
G. Brosius
The
United Singers of Cincinnati
Townwide Wedding Fete Follows Secret Union
In Somerville Ohio last night an entire town celebrated the secret marriage of Aunt Lina Bourne a 66 year old heiress and Dr. Thomas Harcourt 68 of Cincinnati. The two wed in Dayton Monday after attending the Wright brothers event. The village rang bells fired cannons and anvils and the whole population gathered at the Bourne home for a civic celebration with a brass band.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Somerville
Lina Bourne
Thomas Harcourt
Cincinnati
Dayton
Bourne
International Anti Smoke Convention Opens in Syracuse
Syracuse June 23 The fourth annual convention of the International Association for the Prevention of Smoke in Cities opened today with representatives from twenty five cities in the United States and Canada in attendance.
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Syracuse
N. Y
International Association For the Prevention of
United States
Eagles Conclave Planned for Omaha in September
The national board of trustees of the Order of Eagles met in Kansas City to set final plans for the grand conclave in Omaha from September 14 to 18. Attendees included B a Monghan of Philadelphia president Frank E. Herring of South Bend vice president J Gray of New Haven and Gartland of Boston.
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Kansas City
National Board of Trustees
The
Order of Eagles
Omaha
B A Monghan
Philadelphia
Frank. E. Herring
South Bend
Ind
J. Gray
New Haven
Conn
Gartland
Boston
Slate for Wilson's place in the cabinet
James Wilson of Iowa, noted for record cabinet service, is expected to retire in December. Charles Frederick Scott of Kansas is slated as his successor, an editor and proprietor of The Iola Register and former Washington correspondent, age 47. Scott is a KU graduate and longtime regent of the state university.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
James Wilson
Iowa
Charles Frederick Scott
Kansas
Scott
Congress
Iola
Kan
Americans Die in Lake Killarney Boat Tragedy
A boat carrying nine tourists and four boatmen capsized in a gale on Lower Killarney Lake. Nine tourists and two boatmen drowned. among the victims were Mr and Mrs Longhead of Boston and Miss Florence Wilkinson from Brentwood Essex. other names include Miss M H Calumb of Massachusetts and Mrs A A Hilton and son of Tacoma Washington.
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Killarney
Ireland
Kiarney Lake
Appoints Receiver for Scioto Valley Bank in Kingston
Judge Goldsberry of Ross County appoints Frank A. Sosman banker and county treasurer as receiver for the Scioto Valley bank Kingston closed yesterday by the state superintendent of banks. Receiver's bond set at $150,000. appointment follows secretary of state and attorney Freeman T. Fagleson filing.
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Ross County
Kingston
Chillicothe
Goldsberry
the Ross
County Common Pleas Court
Frank A. Sosman
Scioto
Tariff Battle Over Lumber and Pineapples in Senate
In a fast session the Senate advances the lumber schedule cutting rates about 25 percent and raises the house rates. Pineapples prompt a clash with Florida opposition and Maryland senators seeking higher duties. Debate highlights party lines and tariff revision rhetoric.
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Taliaferro and
Fletcher
Florida
Floodgates Opened on Pike's Peak by Six Armed Men
Water diversion at Pike's Peak turned 374.0 gallons into the Victor area as six armed men seized control. Arthur, caretaker of the water system, was held captive until he freed himself and alerted authorities. Sheriff Burdside led a ten man posse toward the scene. Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek face ongoing water disputes. Victor reportedly faced shortages while Colorado Springs maintained ample supply after the diversion.
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Ker Arthur
Rings Water System
Pike's Peak
Arthur
Burdsali
el Paso
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Victor
Princess Teano Remarked As Italian Beauty Visitor
London crowds greet Princess Teano of Italy a tall statuesque brunette and queen Helena’s lady in waiting. The reigning beauty of the Italian court visits London and will spend several weeks in the metropolis observing fashion and society events.
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London
Princess Teano
Italy
Helena
Tuberculosis Scare Tactics Urged by Health Expert
Detroit on June 23 Dr Hills Cole of the New York state health department urged a TB crusade saying one seventh of world deaths result from consumption and that scaring the public about the menace is warranted. He spoke before the American Institute of Homeopathy arguing against opponents of antituberculosis efforts.
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Hills Cole
New York State
Dr Cole Warns Against Tuberculosis Dangers
Dr Cole denounces quack cures and feather dusters as dispersers of consumption germs. He urges state and local supervision of tuberculosis cases, sanatoriums for incipient disease, and hospitals for advanced cases to curb spread. He condemns patent medicines as ineffective and often alcoholic disguises.
Cotton Mills in Mexico Burn With Great Loss
A Guadalajara dispatch reports the Atemajac cotton mills owned by Compania Industrial de Guadalajara were destroyed by fire last night. Loss estimated at 1 million dollars with 300 thousand dollars insured. More than 2,000 workers faced unemployment.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Atemajac
Compania Industriale de Guadalajara
International Boot and Shoeworkers convenes in Syracuse
The International Boot and Shoeworkers convention in Syracuse urges affiliated locals to aid in tuberculosis prevention campaigns. It also informs President Taft that wages and contract terms for army and Navy shoes need review. A proposal to bar prison-made findings in state contracts was rejected as inexpedient.
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N. Y
International Boot and Shoeworkers
Taft
New Ship Subsidy Campaign Inaugurated At Washington Dinner
A new ship subsidy bill was unveiled at a Washington dinner hosted by the Merchant Marine league. President Taft and Speaker Cannon attended as reform advocates touted a Humphrey bill featuring free ships and a revised tonnage tax plan to boost the American merchant marine. The event aimed to rally Republican leaders for next winter’s legislative push and to align the league with party goals.
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Wulard Hotel
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Cleveland
Cannon
The
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Youngstown
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Payne
New York
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Ilinois
Dwight
Burke
Pennsylvania
Gallinger
Hitchcock
John Barrett
Bureauu of American Republics
Wilson
Clarence R. Edwards
Shugses
Sokeenway
Charles A Landla
Senate 15 To Be Carefully Polled
Washington reports the Senate will poll how each member will vote on the net earnings tax for corporations before action. Sen Aldrich will receive the poll and report to the president, with finance committee members signaling support. House leaders including Cannon and Payne back the amendment, aiming to retain it in the tariff act. Attorney General Wickersham and Senator Root discuss features to make the measure amendment proof.
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McCumber
Northwest
Finance Committee
North Dakota
Washington
Senate
Taft
John Dwight
New York
House
Cannon
Payne
Gergral. Wickersham
Senator Root
President Reyes of Colombia resigns amid crisis and exile
General Rafael Reyes, president of Colombia, has quit his office and is moving toward England after a brief resignation. Reports from Washington say he will not return to Bogota, following a March crisis during which he temporarily stepped down.
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Washington
Rafael Reyes
Republic of Colombia
Colombia
England
Reyes
Bogota
Turner parade instructions and medical warning issued
The article outlines parade routes and a grand marshal notice for the Turners parade to proceed today with possible minor delays but no postponement. It includes a physician warning from Dr. A F Morgenstern urging light clothing, comfortable shoes, sun protection, light meals, and avoidance of ice cold or alcoholic drinks during the event.
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A F. Morgenstern
Yester
Turners
London Meeting Opposes Budget Proposals
Nearly 1,000 London bankers merchants and radicals gathered to condemn the budget main proposals for weakening private property and harming commerce and industry. Lord Rothschild presided over the nonpolitical meeting held after a May 14 protest letter signed by about forty financial leaders in London.
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London
Asquith
Lord Rothschild
Earthquake Shakes California Towns at Night
A strong earthquake struck Grass Valley California at 11 25 pm with a lighter shock at 11 49 pm. Reports covered Arysville Nevada City Chico and others as shaken. No damage reported. Reno Nevada also felt the quake at 11 26 pm with no damage noted.
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Arysville
Nevada City
Chico
Ifax
Reno
Nev
Newburgh Man Files Bankruptcy After $110000 Faro Loss
RE June 23 Marshal Bell, a retired Newburgh businessman, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court showing liabilities of 113000 and no assets. He testified that on November 13 1908 he lost 110000 at a gambling hall in this city and now repudiates the losses.
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Newburgh
N. Y
United States District Court
Bell
Seventeen Die In Coal Mine Explosion At Lackawanna Mine No 4
A gas explosion at Lackawanna Goal and Coke Mine No 4 in Wehrum Pennsylvania kills seventeen miners and injures sixteen. Rescue teams battle black damp and gas as Italians, many locals, await word. Twelve bodies are recovered, with five more found later. oxygen support aids the search before officials conclude most rooms are searched.
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Whhrum
Lackawanna Goal and Coke Company
Cambria Steel Works
Spangler Hospital
Wehrum
Black Hand case eyes turn to Columbus raids
Inspector R M C Hosford returns to investigate links between Cincinnati suspects and correspondence seized in raids at Columbus Marion and other places. Officials plan to use translated materials in upcoming hearings while prosecutors consult with Cleveland district attorneys. Bail for those arrested under review. extra deputies likely for security at trials.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Marion
Hosford
McPherson
Cleveland
Oldfield
Pate
Hutches
United States
Chicago
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