Lynch Arrest Prompts Commons Discussion In London
Colonel Lynch, a former South Africa veteran elected to Galway, arrived in London from Dienge and was remanded on a treason charge. He sat in court describing himself as a journalist as bail was set and the case adjourned to Saturday. The incident sparked exchanges among Irish and nationalist members and the secretary for home affairs defended propriety while officials ruled further motions out of order. Colonel Nolan later sought Lynch’s release on bail but was denied.
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London
Lynch
South Africa
Newrigh Nationaliets
Tommans
A. J. Balfour
Fr McNeu
Cme
Ritchie
Motonel Lynch
Richie
New Organization Formed for Friday Sabbath School Union
A new Iowa State Sabbath School association is formed with revised by-laws to unite state and county societies for stronger work. Delegates plan the next international gathering in Sioux City, set for June 11, with Commercial Club funding approved. The convention, held at First Congregational Church, heard the executive committee report on the revised structure.
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Brooxy City
Iowa
Iowa State Sabbath School Association
Sioux City
Iona
First Congregational Church
J. F. Hardin
Guy Burnside
Knoxville
Til
Your Doctor Always Comes Promptly Says Ayer Ad
An old advertisement extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a trusted remedy for hard colds coughs asthma and bronchitis. It claims doctors have used it for 60 years and features a testimonial from A G Hamilton of Marietta Ohio. The ad promotes 50c and 1.08 prices and lists Ayer Co Lowell Mass. as the maker.
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Ayer
Hamilton
Marietta, Ohio
Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Plan of organization leads to election of next executive body
The meeting in Clarinda discusses reorganizing the association and electing officers to form the new executive board. Speakers in Council Bluffs include Mrs. Dr. Little nrlinginn and FL FL Jones of Villesca. A separate report from June 11 notes a 27 year old farmer arrested for attempting to wed a 17 year old girl with a newborn, while both families object. The girl’s body later found in the river.
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Regnrt
Council Bluffs
Little Nrlinginn
FL FL Jones
Villesca
Clarinda
Walford
Martha Anmiferson
Swansea
Hage Friday
Harlem Harrow Byinam Race Card Summary
Harlem June 11 results show multiple races with winners such as Lie f er Emma C L, Dissenter, Tosette, Judicious Lass Langdon, Major Mansir, Stuyve, Lutes Fonso, Our Sallie, bie, Lewtie, Olentz, Nickey D, W B Gates, Musket, Ethics, Lady Arcer Craft, Francesco, Ring Dove. Times range from 1:14 to 2:16. Includes six furlongs and mile-plus distances at various tracks including Cincinnati and St. Louis.
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Jiaga
Harlem
Eva Russell
W Lass of Langdon
Regeath
Mansir
Prairie Dow
Vessai Dargo
Stuyve
S Sacond
Gonfalon Thir
Cincinnati
Cincinnatii
Lutes Fonso
Margaret Hoffman
Quaver
Our Sallie
Banana Cream
Sanctissima
Lim
Bie
mite—Lewtie
Glingen Thurd
Leyte
St. Louis
Pourguin Pas
Lixington Bess
Immortelle
Brixton
Doeskin
Wounded Knee
Varro
Havilland
Dalkeith
Tarra Firma
Corrigan
Teflare
Nickey D
Pas Bell
Ogle
W. B. Gates
Jim Winn
Wine Press
New York
Gravesend
Roxene
Hanover Fur
Ethics
Morningside
St. Finan
Lady Arcer Craft
Rose Tint
Invincible
Franceso
Merly
Reganit
Tve
Ring Dove
Oakington
Decoration
Locket
Rough Rider
Lone Fisherman
Hill Goes to Greenland for Six Month Vacation
New York June 1 James J Hill president of the Great Northern railroad sailed for Labrador and Greenland on the yacht Wacouta today He said he would be gone six months and that the trip was partly for pleasure and partly for scientific investigation
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New York
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Labrador
Greenland
Wacouta
Omaha Midgets Edge Rangers Amid Fielding Flaws
Des Moines and Milwaukee game details plus scattered notes from multiple cities describe the Omaha Midgets beating the Rangers in a rough, high‑tempo contest. Pettin Burg’s clever play steadied an otherwise monotonous match while Danny Stearns boosted Omaha with solid batting. Umpire calls and base running antics pepper the narrative as final scorelines and innings reveal the rough, chaotic nature of early play.
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Omaha
Barry
Rangers
Wotte
she + Whey
Ryan
Stearns
Neary S
Ormus
Sim
Gening
Stone
Backef
Stewart
Backes
Barey
Art
Samags
Howess
Hickey
Olesry
Son
Clark
Name
Burgen
Gonding &Ng Burg
Graham
Surr
Carlet
Annie
Genius
O'Leary
Stunee
Ced
Rickey
Cen
Burg Neled
Bey
Carter
Burg
Quinn
Des Moines
National League scores and rain delays recap
Baseball results from the National League with Philadelphia beating Cincinnati and Cleveland, Boston defeating Chicago, and Chicago over Boston 7 in another game. Rain postponed games include New York-New York and St. Louis, plus Brooklyn prep. Detroit beat Baltimore while denoting innings and battery pairs in scattered reports.
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Philadelphia
Ecincinati
Philadelpi
R.hle Cinginnath
Ozonhoghg
Philips
Peitz
Fraser
Dooin
Boston
Chicago
Bason
Willis
Kittridge
Yayior
Chance
New York
Brooklyn
Ei Tsburg
Cleveland
Inninas
Chavelend
Biogg
Hatteries
Wright
Wood
Plank
Powers
Nolg
Griffith and Sullivan
Young
Cager
Detroit
Baltimore
Tietrak
Fang
Agloogho
Grinnell Beats Ames In Narrow State Championship Triple
Grinnell defeats Ames four to three in a dramatic state championship college game. Grinnell’s pitching and timely fielding, with Ames rallying in the late innings, produced a tense finish as Grinnell secured the victory and the title.
Golf Match Opens With Home Team Advantage Stressed
The second of a three or four Gol matches in June pits Waveland against University and Golf and Country club at the Waveland links. Play begins at 3 pm in an eighteen hole match play contest with lot-drawn partners. The Country club misses Warren Dickinson, weakening their lineup.
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Waveland and
Golf and Country Club
Waveland Links
Warren Dickinson
Rowert Finkbine
D. W. Corley
H. Martin
C. Finkbine
K. E B. Jewett
W. ©. Strader
D. F. Patton
W. C. Finkbine
W. D. Skinner
W. J. Riddell
Dr. Wall
J. G. Berryhill
Captain Ely
University and
Waveland
W. F. Guinand
Clarry Wingate
H. D. Adams
B. Guinand
Strike Leaders Arrested in West Virginia Riot Case
Seven strike leaders were arrested in Mongah West Virginia and jailed in Fairmont for violating a circuit court injunction issued Monday. Sheriff served warrants without resistance. The injunction targets strike activities near company property and threats to employees. Thomas Haggerty named as leader. Mother Jones and other national organizers mentioned as liable. The case continues with summons to appear before the judge. Train promotion note appears in the same column.
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Mongah
W. Va
Fairmont
Thomas Haggerty
Mother Jones
United Mine Workers
Quay Nominates Pennypacker On First Ballot At Harrisburg
At the Harrisburg convention Pennypacker is nominated for governor on the first ballot by 256 to 152, with Elkin as a rival. Quay, Penrose, and Sibley lead the proceedings as the party adopts a platform praising Roosevelt and the Philippines policy while endorsing reciprocal trade with Cuba and a protective tariff.
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Pennypacker
Kikin
Hacksburg
Quay
Pennsylvania
Elkin
General Reed
Atkins
Luzerne County
Schuylkill
Penrose
Philadelphia
Robert 3. Murphy
Cambria
Hampton L. Carson
Adelphia
Louis Ares
Committee On
Sibley
A. & L. Shield
Luzerne
Wilkesbarre
Watres
Shields
Senator Penrose
Republican Party
Wiliam McKinsey
Spain
America
Yardley
Republicans of
Harrisburg
United States
Mckinley
Roosevelt
The
Philippines
Cuba
Republic of
Congress
Tariff revision debate at Republican convention in Portland
The Maine Republican convention renominated John F. Hib for a second term and Amos I. Allen for Congress. Secretary Shaw delivered the principal address, urging restraint on tariffs and praising trust enforcement while noting the era of prosperity. The speaker defended the army and urged unity beyond party lines.
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Portland
John F. Hib
Amos I. Alien
Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Kingston Mines Destroyed by Central Illinois Storm
A late night storm struck Kingston Mines at 10 30 p m lasting half an hour causing 15000 in damage. A second storm at 1 30 a m added more damage as houses and barns in Freeland Minter Dillon Hopedale and Delavan were leveled. The river near Pekin overflowed 60 000 acres of corn. Physicians from Pekin Glasaford and Mapleton tended the wounded. Corwith reports a tornado hit an empty Iowa Central excursion train five miles east injuring no one.
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Kingston Mines
Pekin
Glasaford
Mapleton
Freeland
Minter
Dillon
Hopedale
Delavan
Corwith
Iowa Central
Here
Hottest Day Yet as Storms Rattle Many Iowa Towns
June weather brings record heat in Council Bluffs with 103 at 3:29. Wind storms do property damage across Mount Pleasant and nearby towns. Marshalltown reports a phenomenal hailstorm while Knoxville and Clinton endure strong winds and fires from lightning. Dynamo cars on the Overland Limited boast extensive electric features as Union Pacific markets western travel.
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Council Bluffs
Mount Pleasant
Fair Grounds
Burlington Railroad
Here
Rome
Marshalltown
Tiber Creek
Knoxville
Clinton
Joe IL
Hart Daniels
Lowmoor
J. S. Beer
Esach
Ladio
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Union Pabfic
J. W. Turtle
T. P. Ax
Walnut Street
Des Moines
Mitchell declares anthracite strike complete and we will win
President Mitchell at strike headquarters in Wilkesbarre asserts the anthracite strike is complete and promises victory. He declines to comment on coal railroad leaders' statements and notes no change in the anthracite situation while reporting on West Virginia and Virginia soft coal strikes.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
West Virginia
National Labor Reader
Virginia
City Council Raises Funds for Detectives and Arrests
Mayor Brenton asked the council to transfer 200 of the unexpended 300 Peterson murder fund to a contingent fund to pay for detectives pursuing criminals from Winterset and Sioux City. Detective Bil Hardin and Ed Walsh were sent to nab Armstrong and Miller, with Day Bros. saloon permit granted and dog-catching pay set at 100 total. A cemetery police bill was approved after mayoral dispute.
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Brenton
Winterset
Sioux City
A. E. Armstrong
Bert Perkins
Fred Miller
Miller
Peterson Fund
Peterson
Marquards Savings Bank
Louwisville
Alderman Prunty
Bil Hardin
Armstrong
Ed Walsh
Day Brothers
Day Bros
East Fifth Street
Whitney
Breraton
Pat
Weather today with showers and thunderstorms likely
The piece notes partly cloudy skies with probable showers and thunderstorms. It promotes HE Neat Negligee Shirt suitable for weather with narrow plaits and offers Madras and Zephyr fabrics in colored or striped styles priced from $1.50 to $3.50. The store emphasizes confident dressing against sun and weather.
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Bhis
Commons
Lhe
Hill
Pettin
Omehs
Wisolny Galt
Milwaukee
McGill
Qohogitiat
Peoria
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Hanford
MacGill
Wilson
Denver
Colorado Springs
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Colo
Radcliffe
Davis
Erate
Sorin
Whitridge
McConnell
Baerwala
ST. Joseph
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St. Jo
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Messitt
Par
Roth
Mercer
McGuire
McGinnity
Robinson
Washington
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RHE Bt
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Terre Haute-Terre Haure
Evansville
Rock Island
Hock Island
Decatur
Bloomington
Rockford
Davenport
Se¢ora
College Games
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Ames
Clea Ames
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Jason
Reese
Hoss
Schilling
Carlson
Cole
Whistler
Cele
Benson
King
Chathei
Fillmore
Ie Willmore Gilchrist
Om Brown
By Brown
Fred K. Flangh
Toba
Waveland and Country Clubs
Burnside
Boston and Lune
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
M. S Giles
CF. Daly
Tita7
National Fiber & Cellulose
U. S
Mearby
Ate
Tata
Br Pottery
Toreipa Coun
Cotaeta
Torzis
Mational Aber & Gellulose CO
Shaw
Central Illinois
Consell Blads
Mieux City
HB. V. Ayats
Committee On Claims
Hyatt, Gaid
McGrew
Hartenbower
Sai
Sol
Friedlich We
Utica Cothictis
Luna and
Weiner
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