Queen receives Mr. Reid at Balmoral farewell audience
King Edward's health shows further improvement with a good night and stable condition. The Queen greeted Mr. and Mrs. Reid, expressing sympathy with the United States during the crisis, while royal physicians note a protracted recovery and wound care remains essential.
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Ingham Palace
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Sual
Lord Lister
Frédérick Tréves
Buckingham Parade
King Barnard VII Reports Favorable Recovery Progress
Whitelaw Reid, head of the embassy to the coronation, reports King Barnard VII showing rapid recovery. Physicians note improving strength, nerves, and blood, with solid food reintroduction and no foundation for serious threats or stomach trouble.
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Washington
Whitelaw Reid
Barnard VII
Reid
Jury Bribers Guilty in Omnibus Chicago Trial
In Chicago on June 28 the three week omnibus trial of alleged jury bribeors ended with all seven defendants found guilty. William J Gallagher received an indeterminate penitentiary term while P H O Donnell James T Brady and Cyrus Simon were fined 2000 each John O Donnell was fined 500 H Lawrence and H Rothery jurors got 200 each The case arose from Austin suburb disputes with Union Traction Company over streetcar access and ejectments The trial featured jurors who testified to cash payments for votes and involved attorneys Simon O Donnell Brady and Gallagher once convicted of ballot box stuffing
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Chicago
Humber
William J. Gallagher
P. H. O'Donnell
James T. Brady
Cyrus Simon
John O’donnell
P. H. O’donnell
H. T. Lawrente
Herbert Rothery
Austin
Union Traction Company
Cyrus 8. Simon
O’doonell and
Brady
Traction Company
Mormon Elders Ride Rails in Night Clothing
In western West Virginia masked citizens raided the home of Ran Eddy in Mingo County last night. Two Mormon elders Revs Templeton and Maupin fled through a rear door and attempted to swim Marrow Bone Creek before being overtaken and ridden a distance on a rail. They likely left the area before daylight and have not been seen since as local tensions rise over Mormon presence.
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Commercial Tribune
Williamstown
W. Va
Mingo County
Ran. Eddy
Mr. Templeton
Maupin
Marrow Bone Creek
Girl Burglar Taken by Toledo Detective
A fourteen year old girl, Francis Cortett of 1255 Nebraska avenue, was jailed after detectives linked her to a burglary at Mrs. Ward’s home on Nebraska avenue. Police say $100 was stolen and the suspect appeared to target the home, with a partial breakthrough noted at a neighbor’s pane.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Francis Cortett
Nebraska Avenue
Dewey Testimony On Aguinaldo Figurehead In Philippines Hearings
Admiral Dewey tells Senate committee Aguinaldo was a mere figurehead surrounded by strong lieutenants Mabini and General Lina. He says surrender offers came from Spanish and Filipino leaders, and notes Aguinaldo amassed wealth after Manila fell while natives supported him.
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Washington
Dewey
Senate Committee On
Philippines
Carmack
Aguinaldo
Manila
Mabini
Lina
Malolos
Patterson
Beveridge
Anderson
Chié Ftain
Agulnaldo
Merritt
Army
Dietrich
Olympia
Beveri
First
Philippine Commission
Admiral Dewey
House Passes Key Deficiency and Naval Bills in Dispute
Washington June 2 The House adjourned with only the general deficiency bill and one naval appropriation item unresolved between houses. The conference report on the District of Columbia bill was adopted and heads to the President for signature. Also the Contested election case of Hor vs Butler from Missouri was decided vacant by a 100 to 186 party-line vote.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Fthen
House
Hor
Butler
Missour
Taylor
Editorial Feud Sparks Street Fight Between Kentucky Editors
A public clash in Lexington between Desha Breckinridge, Morning Herald manager, and W. P. Walton, Morning Democrat editor, led to a fist fight ending when bystanders intervened. Their quarrel began over retractions and editorials about mayoral conduct, escalating with insults and a retaliatory punch after Walton’s poetry jab.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Desha Breckinridge
Morning Herald
W. P. Walton
Morning Democrat
Breckinridge
Walton
Democrat
Thie Breckinridge
Duncan
Herald
The
the Democrat
Convicted Trowbridge After Forty Hours
Marion, Ind. June 2. After forty hours' deliberation the jury found William Trowbridge guilty of manslaughter and recommended an inde terminate sentence of from two to twenty one years. He killed James Lacey for stealing a lap robe from his buggy. Trowbridge claimed self defense. Evidence took seven hours to present and jurors debated over thirty hours.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Ind
William Trowbridge
State
Trowbridge
James Lacey
Old-Time Horse Trainer Captain Sam Bryant Dies
Captain Sam Bryant owner and trainer of Procter Knott Come-to-Taw and Uncle Bob died at 69 after a short illness. A noted figure on the American turf he watched the Kentucky Derby from his porch and traveled to Chicago for the American Derby last week. Born in Pittsburg he spent his life in horse racing.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Sam Bryant
Procter Knott
Bob
Bryant
Chicago
Wyeth
Captain Bryant
Pittsburg
Ten Friends Lend Drains in Aid of Aegoligataris Win
A quirky contest invites nine friends to lend their drains for use by A in an aegoligataris win. The arrangement promises ten actualities and collective success through shared resources.
Scalded Boy Buried in Sand Sparks International Alarm
A Hungarian boy burned in a sand burial dies after being buried neck deep in soft sand. Indiana Health Board condemns the act as without precedent while Hungarians blame Americans. The incident, linked to superstition, occurred soon after the child arrived from Roumania.
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Co’ Ercial Tribune
Aetna
Aaieny Board of’ Health
Indiahdine Svdb
Muneie
Ind
Thimas
Aleny
Capa
Indiana State Board of Health
Roumania
Indiana Endeavorers Oppose Saloon Evil
At the Indiana Christian Endeavor Union meeting in Indianapolis on June 28 resolutions urged members to oppose the saloon evil. Officers elected: President Rev Charles S Medbury Angola Secretary Miss Anna Louisé Munich Indianapolis Treasurer Frank Boyd Rockville. The afternoon program featured Rev Medbury and Field Secretary Rev C E Eberman of Boston with a junior rally led by Mrs M L Hageman of Muncie.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
Charles S. Medbury
Angola
Anna Louisé Munich
Frank Boyd
Rockville
P. P. Bilhorn
M. L. Hageman
Muncie
Owl Man Brings Two Brokers to Court on Swindle Charge
New York June 28 Brokers John McKenzie and Hugh Smyth arraigned in Police Court on swindling charges after John L. Smith of St Marys Ohio sent a disclosure. They allegedly offered $200 and up to invest in a Missouri Pacific bull move led by John D Rockefeller with no interest or fees for 30 days and profit sharing. The scheme, aided by circulars, targeted Ohio and nearby states. Bail set at 16000 each until July 8. McKenzie linked to Charles W Morgan, once raided in 1900 with liabilities 250000 and no assets. The Morgan McKenzie Van Riper Company operated broadly citywide.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
John L. Smith
St. Marys
John McKenzie
Hugh Smyth
Broadway
Titus
J. L. Smith
Ohio
Rockefeller
Charles W. Morgan
Morgan
Morgan-McKenzie-Van Riper Company
Compliments Nash on Gordon's Appointment
Governor Nash received a congratulatory letter from former Indiana Attorney General L. T. Michener on the appointment of Harry L. Gordon as lieutenant governor. Michener says Ohio has long recruited Hoosiers and expects an influx into Ohio as a result.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nash
L. T. Michener
Indiana
Harry L. Gordon
Orror
Montenegro Prince Engaged to Natalie Constantinovitch
Paris reports a romance between Prince Mirko of Montenegro and Mile. Natalie Constantinovitch. The engagement was confirmed after meetings in Vienna and Nice, with a wedding date set for July 13. Natalie is described as a tall blonde of 17.
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New York
American Aid
Journal and Commercial Tribune
W. R. Hearst
Paris
Mirko
Montenegro
Mile
Natalie Constantinovitch
Bervin
Vienna
Donchovitch
Nice
Will Meet in Balloons If Injunctions Continue
Indianapolis June 2 The mine workers' secretary blames court injunctions for forcing a plan to hold meetings in balloons. W. B. Wilson Southgate says 400,000 miners could meet in balloons without violating orders, as judge Keller enjoins him and others from interfering with miners. Wilson also discusses responses to injunctions and associates.
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Indianapolis
W. B. Wilson
Treasury
Mineworkers’ Organization
Keller
Fairmount
Chris Evans
Jones
Sam Wilson
Wilson
Ana
Ome
West Virginia
Miners and operators adjourn without agreement in Alabama
Birmingham reporters note the coal miners and operators conference ends sine die with no settlement. Miners of United Mine Workers expect a work suspension on Tuesday July 1 unless a deal is reached. Demands include five cent per ton raise eight hour day and biweekly pay. operators refuse.
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Birmingham
Ala
United Mineworkers
Terrific cloudburst sweeps Madison County crops and tracks
A tremendous cloudburst in Madison County Illinois washed out rail lines and decimated crops. An Illinois Central passenger train was stopped after the track flooded near Poag. Wheat stacks were carried away in the bottoms while corn benefited from the heavy rain. Farmers urged help to move grain to ground.
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Edwardsville
Madison County
Illinois Central
Alton
Wanda
Pong
Obituary for Gabriel Weir Pioneer of Butler County Ohio
Gabriel Weir a pioneer of Butler County Ohio died at his home near Orem a hamlet in ee Ry He was born March 17 1317 and spent his life in the vicinity He leaves a widow and four children Frank and Granville Overpeck Mrs Laura Green Monroe Ohio and Mrs Emma rte Middletown Ohio Also mentioned Owen H Roche former Board of Trade operator died in Chicago from apoplexy at an advanced age Roche built a fortune in the grain business and retired
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Butler County
Orem
Ee Ry
Frank
Granville
Overpeck
Laura Green
Monroe, C
Emma Rte
Middleto
Owen H. Roche
Board of Trade
Chicago
Seer Aoa
Roche
Beth Considered Return on Subscribing Tribune Offer
A playful prompt urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune with a $94,000.001 estimate to clear the matter from mind, implying a lighthearted sales pitch within a newspaper advertisement.
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the Commercial Tribune
Johnson Urges Federal Plan After Ohio Supreme Court Ruling
Mayor Tom L Johnson reacts to the Ohio Supreme Court decision declaring municipal governance unconstitutional. He pins blame on Attorney General Sheets and calls the court’s ruling courageous. Johnson urges adoption of the federal plan for all Ohio cities at the Legislature’s special session.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio Supreme Court
Sheets
Noocase
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Johnson
Ohio
Estimating Contest Promotes 1490 Prize Opportunities
The notice explains a $34,000 Estimating Contest offering 1490 prizes or 14,900 chances if you and nine friends contribute estimates. Each entrant gains ten chances to win a share of the total prize pool.
Man Shot in Front Street quarrel at Weir Frog Works
James Collins, an employee at Weir Frog Works, was shot in the left lung at 514 West Front Street and taken to Betts Street Hospital. A man named August Uttweller, a freight handler, was suspected but not found. Witnesses report a quarrel preceding the volley of shots.
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James Collins
Weir Frog Works
Betts Street Hospital
August Uttweller
Attweller
Probaly
Colling
West Front Street
Anthony Weber
Collins
Collinfig
Bettstreet Hospital
Keidel
Attweiler
Bernhardt and
Kelly
Commercial Travelers Elect Supreme Officers
The Supreme Council of the United Commercial Travelers in Columbus elected officers for the term. Edward Mallory of Chicago was named Supreme Counselor and M J Matthews of Detroit became Supreme Junior Counselor, with EB Zartman of Fort Worth as Past Supreme. Charles Daniel of Columbus was Supreme Secretary and R N Hull of Cleveland served as Supreme Treasurer.
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Columbus
Lune
Supreme Counseil
United Commercial Travelers
Edward 7
Mallory
Chicago
M. J. Matthews
Detroit
Zartman
Ft. Hh
Tex
Charles
Daniel
R._ _N. Hull
Cleve- Louis
C. J. Miles
Maced
Fire in Cape Town Hits Businesses Again
Fire in Cape Town yesterday destroyed multiple cargé business houses in the heart of the city. The blaze broke out again today but was brought under control with help from soldiers and divers jackets. Losses are not yet tallied.
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Cape Town
Solldiers
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