Persian Preacher and Editor Hanged in Shah's Camp
Teheran reports say twenty men arrested since yesterday. Melek El Motakellemin, a preacher, and Djaugir Khan, editor of a paper, were hanged in the Shah's camp this morning amid widespread flogging. Parliament figures insulted and attacked as authorities vow to pursue new elections. bombings, looting, and heavy casualties accompany the unrest.
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New York Herald Co
Commercial Tribune
Teheran
Melek el Motakellemin
Djaugir Khan
Tagh Zadeh
Lega
Diplomatic Break With Venezuela Deepens in 1902
Venezuelan Charge Veloz-Gollicoa met with acting Secretary Adee as the United States formally severs diplomatic relations with Venezuela after Jacob Sleeper withdraws. President Castro remains dominant in Caracas while awaiting next steps from Washington and Havana-style counting of moves.
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Washington
Senor Veloz-Gollicoa
State Department
Adee
Mr. Veloz
Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
Sleeper
Venezuela
Castro
United States
Root
Navy Department
Marietta
America
Veezuela
Sherman Makes Progress In Fight Against Illness
Congress man James Sherman of Utica New York Republican Vice Presidential candidate on hospital with illness after Chicago trip doctors see no immediate operation needed yet advise removal of the trouble soon Sherman exchanges telegrams with Mrs Cleveland and Myron Herrick as he improves through the day with stable vitals and rest.
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Sherman
Cleveland, O
Jamess. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Chicago
Edward P. Carter
Dudley P. Allen
C. W. Stone
Roosevelt Jr Receives Harvard Bachelor's Degree
Theodore Roosevelt Jr son of the President earned a Harvard University bachelor degree after three years of study and completing extra courses in Cambridge Massachusetts on June 24.
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Cambridge
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
President Roosevelt
Harvard University
Frank H. Dothe Elected President of Ohio Eagles
Frank H. Dothe was elected President of the State Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles in Zanesville Ohio on June 24. The selection marks leadership for the state's Eagles chapter.
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Ohio Fraternal Order
Commercial Tribune
Zanesville, O
Frank H. Dothe
The
State Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Dr. Ball To Attend Sherman In Cleveland
Mrs. William T. Ball reports she has spoken with her husband Doctor Ball who is with a patient out of town. He will likely depart for Cleveland early tomorrow to attend James S. Sherman, the Republican vice presidential nominee, at his bedside.
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Carter
Sherman
Dr. Bull
New York
William T. Ball
James S. Sherman
Ball
Cleveland
Taft Postpones Meeting To July 8
New Haven Conn June 24 Secretary Taft directs postponement of the Republican National Committee subcommittee meeting to choose a National Chairman from July 1 to July 8 due to illness of Representative Sherman the Vice Presidential nominee.
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Taft
New Haven
Conn
Yta*t
Republican National Committee
Representative Sherman
Butler in Colorado Hospital After Stroke
Special Dispatch reports Joseph Butler an Ohio man who collapsed in the National Republican Convention and suffered a brain hemorrhage. He was taken by special train to Durango Colorado where he remains unconscious with little hope of recovery.
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Commercial Tribune
Durango
Col
Joseph Butler
Ohio
Silverton
Traiin
Butler
Hair saves woman's life in fall from tree
In Piqua Ohio on June 24 Mrs N M Harkrader fell twenty feet from a cherry tree. A limb caught her by the hair preventing a fatal impact. Most of her hair was torn away but the fall's force was broken and she may survive.
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Piqua
N. M. Harkrader
Queen City Glad Women Take Part in First Session
Cincinnati delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs ninth biennial convention opened with routine business sessions at Symphony Hall Boston. Mrs. McLean Blair praised the conduct of the meeting while Miss Georgie A. Bacon read the bennial board report. Mary I. Wood noted over ten thousand letters from club women in two years and extensive literary programs.
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Queen City
GLAD
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Cincinnati Club
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Symphony Hall
Cincinnati
Ss. C. Sutherland
Beacon Street
Sutherland
Edwin Booth
McLean Blair
Cincinnati Women's Club
National Council
Sarah P. Decker
Georgie A. Bacon
Worcester
Mass
Bennial Board
Mary I. Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
Bureau of Information
Root River Flood Cuts Roads in Wisconsin
Root River remains a raging torrent near Mt. Prairie and Landsboro with rising water and seventeen washouts reported on the roads. Local crews monitor the swollen river and assess damage along the route.
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Wisconsin
LA Crosse
Wis
Mt. Prairie
Landsboro
Rumors of Brazil's Dreadnought Plans Stir Naval Talk
Washington reports persistent rumors that Brazil planned a major naval buildup with three Dreadnought battleships. Officials speculate Japan could acquire ships via British builders, a profit driven sale, while stressing Brazil’s intent and legalities amid international intrigue.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Japan
Bragillian
England
Brazil
South
Central America
Steamer Barache Wrecks Off Corunna. Sixty Drown
Madrid reports the Transatlantic Company steamer Barache struck a rock near Corunna in fog and wrecked, with sixty passengers drowned. The Larache carried 53 crew and 144 passengers returning from Argentina, and sank rapidly after leaving Muros Harbor near Corunna, near the site of a prior Spanish cruiser loss.
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Spanish Coast
Barache
Transatlantic Company
Corunna
Argentine
Muros
Cardinal Cisneros
Harvard Honors Willson at Commencement
President Eliot announced honorary degrees at Harvard University today including Doctor of Science for William Crawford Gorgas and Doctor of Law for Augustus Everett Willson Governor of Kentucky. Governor Willson of Kentucky, class of '69, was warmly greeted on campus as he attended the exercises.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eliot
Harvard University
William Crawford Gorgas
Isthmian Canal Zone
Augustus Everett Willson
Kentucky
Willson
Harvard
Lightning Nearly Strikes Governor Hughes in Albany
Governor Hughes escaped a lightning strike when a bolt hit the automobile he rode in. The isinglass screen shattered and splintered, a bolt spent its force in the steering gear, burning Wilfrid Palin Jr at the wheel and paralyzing his hand briefly. The Governor remarked, That was pretty close, and checked on Palin's injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Wilfrid Palin, Jr
Mr. Palin
Liquor Dealers Conclude Ohio and Illinois Talks at Niagara Falls
The National Liquor Dealers Association annual convention continued in Niagara Falls with Dr. A J Freiberg of the Ohio Wine and Spirit Association as the first speaker. Other speakers included T M Gilmore president of the National Model License League and William E Hull who spoke on The Illinois State Association.
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Niagara Falls
National Liquor Dealers Association
A. J. Freiberg
Ohio Wine and Spirit Association
T. M. Gilmore
National Model License League
William E. Hull
Illinois State Association
Cleveland Dies as Nation Mourns Former President
Grover Cleveland, twice president, dies at Westland in Princeton at 8 40 am after long illness. Family and physicians cite heart trouble induced by stomach and kidney ailments. funeral plans await.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Westland
College
Cleveland
George R. Lockwood
New York
John M. Carnochan
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Tion
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Senate
Zahir Eldowleh
Sayyid Abdullah
Sayyid Muhammed
Anjumans
Takigzadeh
Habdul Matin
Berlin
Tabriz
Urumiah
Tageblatt
Zill-es-Sultan
Niews
Great Britain
Senor Veloz, Charge d’Affaires
Bacon
Lodge
Mr. Sleeper
Legation Party
Teddy” JR
Harvard College
Eagles
Hair
NEW York Herald Company
Advic
Law of Nations
Madrid
Bolt
Dr. Freiberg
Gleveland
Twige
Roosevelt
United
Erry, Age
Sudan
Pelf
Lakewood
Mr. Cleveland
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