Death of Judge Hubbard noted railroad attorney and statesman
Cedar Rapids June 12. Judge N M Hubbard, aged 73, noted railway attorney and politician, died after 24 hours of unconsciousness from injuries in a runaway accident at his farm. Funeral set for 4 pm Saturday. Hubbard, born 1829 in Oswego NY, served as captain in the Civil War and later as district judge before joining the Chicago and Northwestern Railway legal department.
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Cedar Rapids
N. M. Hubard
Judge Hubbard
Iowa
Northwestern Railroad
Washington
Alse
Judges Hubbard
Nathaniel Mead Hubbard
Oswego
New England
Ansel Hubbard
George Hubbard
Middleton, Conn
Wathaniel Hubbard
Alfred University
Seventh Day Baptist College
Alfred
N. Y
Linn County
Twentieth
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Herron
Army of the Frontier
Thirteenth Army Corps
Ord
Grownsville
Texas
Loyal Legion
Society of the Army of the Frontier
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hubbard
James H. Rotaruck
Chiago & Northwestern Railway
Ae Hs
Cedor Rapids
Southwestern
Jessie
Jennie
George
Barton
Isha W. Nye
Jeavme
Hubbart Nye
Mary Nye
Milo Smith
R Milo Smith
Stone
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
United States
England
Europe
Major Smith
Ibey
Tey
Stephen Douglas
Douglas
Rioting in Pawtucket Triggers Army Patrols
Soldiers are called out to quell a streetcar riot in Pawtucket Rhode Island. A dozen shots were fired from the car as stones and missiles rained down on electric cars. A 12 year old Venner Peterson is wounded in the neck and a Providence passenger Benjamin P Bosworth suffers serious injuries after leaping from the car.
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Tully
Venner Peterson
John Peterson
Providence
Benjamin P. Bosworth
Des Moines Man Testifies on Water Cure in Philippines
Mark HL Byans of Des Moines testified before U S Senate on the water cure used on Hospinos across several invasions in 1900. He described burning villages and questioned treatment as mostly humane, with some cases violating humanity. Edward J Norton also testified, noting isolated abuses and insisting overall humane army conduct.
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Washington
Mark
Des Moines
Senate
Philippines
Patterson
Beveridge
McCommas
Batan
Luzon
Orano
Isands
Orane
Mevans
Butan
Semitor Beveridge
Arsuy
Ran Miguel
Hughes
Culberson
Boers Surrender in Large Numbers Amid War Weariness
Pretoria reports 10 225 Boers surrendered to date including youths as young as 11. Most under 3, many veterans in surrender, and hostility mainly toward France and Germany. Surrendered groups show no major friction with scouts. ammunition small in Orange River burghers. General Elliott urges quick return to farms. King Edward and Lord Kitchener praised as cheers rise.
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Pretoria
France
Germany
National Scouts
de Wet
Orange River Colony
Kronstadt
Elliott
Edward
Lord Kitchener
Two-Year-Old Killed as Tornado Strikes McLean County
McLean County reports another death from Tuesday night tornado. Cora Reynolds, 2, daughter of J A Reynolds, east of Saybrook, died from fragments. mother critically injured. Fires, train wrecks, and structural damage reported across Saybrook, Elliott, Hilworth, McLean, and nearby farms.
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Saybreak
Bloomington
McLean County
Cora Reynolds
J. A. Reynolds
Saybrook
Elliott
Hilsworth
George Stevens
Rankin
Isaac Funke
McLean
Benton
Kindon
New Lutheran Church
Grinnell Commencement Confers Degrees to Fifty-One
Professor Royce argues formulas cannot cure politics and says he cannot formulate a system of politics. The Grinnell College commencement in June saw fifty-one graduates from the collegiate department receive degrees and two from the conservatory.
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Royce
Grinnell
June Specviali
Exeo
Iowa College
Conservatory of
Riots and martial law as Pawtucket amid Traction strike
A flare of disorder in Pawtucket accompanied by a Traction strike led Governor Kimball to mobilize militia. Deputies and police faced a crowd at Haymarket square, cars were damaged, and several were injured including a deputy sheriff. Martial law was declared with 730 soldiers on duty and a high-profile shooting case involving Deputy Sheriff Welsh.
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Pawtucket
United Traction Company
Kimball
Sackatt
Herbert
Tanner
United ‘Traction Company
Pawtucket Avenue
Providence
East Avenues
Haymarket Square
Rice
Horton
Ality
White
Major Johnson
Fast
Maynard
Habertin
Wm. J. Welsh
Peterson
Welsh
Adam Saunders
Eleventh Heavy Artillery
US 5. A
Fort Adams
Sheeve
Stockyards strike threat looms as workers allege broken terms
In Chicago on Sunday June 12 Stockyards teamsters threaten action citing failure of packers to honor the compromise that ended the previous big strike. A general union meeting is planned next Sunday to address worsening yard conditions and suspensions of foremen who refused to drive strike wagons.
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Chicago
Waller and Day Return From Manila Trials
Major W L Waller and Lieutenant J A H Day of the Marine Corps arrive from Manila aboard the transport Warren. They had been tried by court martial in the Philippines on cruelty charges and acquitted. Both officers are enfeebled in health and will proceed to Mare Island and then Washington to report before the Senate committee.
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Manila
San Francisco
Warren
W. L. Waller
J. A. H. Day
Marine Corps
Philippines
Waller
Day
Mare Island
Washington
Senate Committee
STEP TOWARD PACIFIC CABLE
San Francisco on June 12 reports the Commercial Pacific Cable company asked city supervisors for permission to lay a conduit along Fulton street and to use its Market Street Hobart building office for the proposed landing as the first move toward establishing cable communication to Honolulu and Manila.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Manila
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Fulton Street
Hobart Building
Market Street
Montgomery
Graduation Addresses At Grinnell College
A gradation ceremony featured lengthy addresses urging moderation and steady ideals. Degrees were conferred including bachelor of arts and philosophy, with a long list of graduates from Grinnell, Iowa, and nearby areas and scenes of the diplomas and portraits.
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Tullos 4 Reed
Towa College
Reuben Henry Arnold
Colorado Springs
Colo
Constance Wlisabeth
Jessie Burroughs
Newbury
Gertrude Jaline Ghupin
Grinoeil
Samuel Halned Crosby
Grinnell
Anne Helen Currie
ML. Ajrduliza
Gueretia
Melatosh
James McKeag
Ewart
Charles McMartin
Dunlap
Ela Adelheid Mehiin
Cynthia
Della Mey Alton
Grace Emma Woll
Gerard Schalte Nolen
Pelli
Ruby Bunter Parish
Gilman
Louise Belle Park
Carl Willan Schlutsmeyer
Dauesylll
Rachel Hay Shipp
Webster City
Claude Vernon Turner
Riceyne
Gliberk Rosie van Dike
Belle Plaine
Neflin Michbel Watters
Gritnell
Jonnie Murd Sfartwell
Fown Vaotlese
Mixle
Mary Florence Anger
Grittnell
Genevieve Olds
Davenport
Mary Cresa Lee
Mary Lydia Spencer
St. Jazeph
Claude Vernon Terner
Aleagille
British Ship Combine Faces Imperial Premier Conference
London reports positive statements on the anti Morgan shipping combine but predicts no action until the imperial premiers conference. Morgan targets Cunard and Elder-Dempster amid cabinet tensions as Australia is courted. Renwyck argues the American ship subsidy policy will be pressed, with sellers barred from shipping for years. Jefferson Davis memorial arch design unveiled for Richmond.
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London
Mr. Morgan
Cunard
Elder-Dempster
Mr Chamberlain
Wilfrid Tlanrer
Australia
Renwyck
King Emanuel Prepared for Worst in Coal Land Purchase
New York report says Victor Emmanuel III has bought about 10 000 acres of coal land in West Virginia’s Pocahontas district from two Pittsburgh operators now in Italy. The price is about 4 million dollars. The deal follows months of tension over resources and government actions in the region.
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New York
Victor [Pianuer
Italy
Jill
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Pe Hontas
Rescue party starts out for Arctic expedition
The Baldwin-Ziegler Arctic expedition led by Evelyn B. Baldwin sails from Tromsoe aboard the Frithjof with Dr. G. Sharkley and secretary Champ bound for Wranz Josef Land. They plan to relay news to Baldwin aboard the America and Belgium expedition ships, aiming to locate Baldwin and report back by October 1. If not located, a sledge party will search the area, with the return set for October 1 at the latest.
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Hellef
Eystyn
Baldwin
Kenton
Champ
Baldwin-Ziegler
Dr. G. Sharkley
New York
Tromsoe
Norway
Wranz Josef Land
Frithjof
Irithios
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Rival glucose trust rivals set up near Chicago
A new company with 3 million dollars capital plans a $5 million plant near Chicago to challenge the Imperial Glucose and Starch company. Charles M. Warner of Syracuse heads the committee. the plant will have 25 000 bushels daily corn capacity and occupy 35 acres plus rail yards. Construction to take about a year with a full staff of chemists mill experts and traffic managers expected.
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Basia
Chicago
Glucose Trust
Imperial Glucose and Starch Company
Charles M. Warner
Syrac N. Y
Comming
Peoria
Trust
Washington Joe 12 For Iowa Weather Update
The report notes showers and thunderstorms on Friday in central and southeast Iowa. It mentions a scooter in the area and a forecast for Saturday focused on farm conditions.
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Washington
Joe
Iowa
Scooter
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Mary W. Hervey
Marion
Nathaniel M. Hubbard, Jr
Pawtucket, RI
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America
Josiah Royce
Harvard University
Mfaenor Royce
Amphion Orchestra
Ephraim Adams
Waterloo
Iowa Band
Dan W. Bradley
Toyce
Asa Nere
Henry George
Bellamy
Teamstess Ugly Aga
Pacific Cable
Francisco Btreeta
Tam
Saul
Davetess
Dace Uly
Iowa Wesleyan
Sten
Mt Plaasant
Mt. Pleasant
Simpson College of
Atlanta
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Louis Albert Gudehrod
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Federation of Southern Memorial Sovieties
King Emanuel
Mary
Rescue Party Staryts
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