Butler Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage in Durango
Joseph C. Butler of Cincinnati died at 4 30 p m in Durango Colorado after a cerebral hemorrhage following a stroke at Silverton last Monday He was 44 born in West Sixth street son of the late Joseph Butler He owned the Butler Building and interests in mining and other ventures His body will be sent to Cincinnati for interment and his brother was en route from Cincinnati to view the remains
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Commercial Tribune
Durango
Col
Joseph C. Butler
Cincinnati
Silverton
Tomor
Rg Edwards
Butler
Mr. Butler
R. Edwards
Frank L. Ross
Bellsmith
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Charles J. Christie
Ward Baldwin
Silverton, Col
Durango Hospital
West Sixth Street
Joseph Butler
Old Lafayette Bank
Sixth Street
Gifts Engine
Persian unrest eases as Shah vows new elections
Teheran reports calmer streets as bazars reopen and troops patrol. Foreigners suffer losses in recent disorders, with British and Russian diplomats pressing the Shah for compensation. The Shah plans a decree dissolving Parliament and calling new elections, while a general amnesty is proclaimed. In Teheran, Governor General Meid ed Dawish restores order amid looming actions in Tabriz. Berlin notes the Shah seeks to arrest Taki gadeh of Tabriz at the British Legation.
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Meid-ed-Dawish
Teheran
Berlin
Lokal Angeiger
Takigadeh
Legation
Government marking time in Venezuela Gage
Washington June 26 The State Department marks time in the Venezuelan dispute awaiting events. The gunboat Marietta sails from Curacao to Guantanamo with Jacob Sleeper and Francis A. Ruggles as passengers. Venezuelan Charge Veloz Gollicoa plans new residence in the suburbs while staying in touch with officials. The Marietta’s reassignment ends the dispatch service to Venezuela and no replacement vessel is planned.
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State Department
Marietta
Curacao
Guantanamo
Jacob Sleeper
Caracas
Francis A. Ruggles
Senor Veloz Gollicoa
Venezuelan
Porto Cabello
Willemstad
United States
Venezuela
Castro
Develo Navy Department
Sigeper
Guanatan
Cincinnati Delegation Escapes Toll of Newport Tallyho Collapse
Queens City and Owl Club women narrowly escaped disaster when a tallyho coach collapsed on Bath Road at Easton Beach Newport Rhode Island injuring fourteen delegates to a Federation of Women's Clubs convention. The Cincinnati group suffered no casualties among its members as they rode in a separate vehicle leaving three hospitalized with skull fracture collar bone and rib injuries and a dislocated ankle.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
Ohio
Annie Laws
McLean Blair
Easton’s Beach
Bath Road
Newport Hospital
Henry Wynn
Malden
Mass
Bennett F
Davenport
Watertown Mass
Sundean
Lincoln
Neb
Drowned in City Flood Three Die In Minnesota Incident
In Mankato Minnesota June 26 Miss Eva Ehler age 16 Miss Maud Worlds age 19 and Max Sues age 20 drowned in flood waters from the overflow of the river. The trio had bathed on Cornelia street which was submerged. Ehler sank Worlds died attempting rescue Sues dove for them and disappeared.
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Mankato
Minn
Eva Ehler
Maud Worlds
St. Peter
Max Sues
Cornelia
Miss Ehler
Miss Worlds
Veteran circus man John Robinson gravely ill
Columbus Ind June 26 John Robinson the veteran circus man is seriously ill in his private car with heart trouble Physicians have attended him for the last twenty four hours
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Showman
Columbus
Ind
John Robinson
Fire damages Hazen plants near $100,000. nine horses perish
A blaze at L. P. Hazen & Co. on Reading road and Hismore avenue caused about $100,000 in damage and destroyed the plant's stables. Nine valuable horses died, and workers and bystanders narrowly escaped injury as firefighters battled the inferno with multiple alarms. Yard foreman Clem Birch described his escape amid intense heat and smoke.
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L. P. Hazen & Co
Reading Road
Hismore Avenue
Clem Birch
Birch
Architilia
Sherman Back in Normal Condition and Plans for Homecoming
Sherman shows normal vital signs in hospital as doctors say his attack has passed. He may leave by Wednesday and plans to visit ex-Governor Herrick before returning to Utica. A Utica homecoming reception is planned for July 3 ahead of the July 8 National Chairman conference.
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James Sherman
Edwin P. Carter
Utica
Washington
Sherman
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
George B. Cortelyou
Roosevelt
George von L. Meyer
Republican National Committee
Messrs
Taft
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Chicago
Virginia
Taft's shift from Yale leisure to national politics
NEW YORK June 26 Secretary Taft moves from personal to political duties after Yale commencement week. He travels from New Haven to New York, receives early greetings at the Manhattan Hotel, dines at the St Regis, and plans talks with Roosevelt and Wright. He may deliver addresses to Black voters and discuss War Department matters with officials.
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Taft
Yale
New Haven
Conn
New York City
Hartford
John Hays Hammond
Mr. Taft
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Dr. Washington
Rd of Trustees
Wright
Edwards
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
War Department
Overnor Wright
National Committee
Frank Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Arthur I. Vorys
Ohio
Cleveland Laid At Rest in Simple Princeton Funeral
Grover Cleveland lies buried in Princeton Cemetery after a private service at his home and a brief burial rite at the grave. President Roosevelt and other dignitaries attended, with Wordsworth’s poem read and a simple Presbyterian service marking the former president’s final resting place.
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Ivige
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Roosevelt
William Wordsworth
Fort
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Princeton University
Turkish orders for Roosevelt tied to Sultan’s conferment
In Constantinople on June 26 the Sultan bestowed the order of Chefakat on Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt, recognizing their role and status during Turkish exchanges.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Theodore Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
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