Tragedy At Hefley Home Near Greenwood Station
Albert Hefley employed by the White Line Transfer is fatally wounded by Igbert Morris during a quarrel over a girl involving Samuel Wellington. Hefley, 26, lay fatally wounded in the front room as Dr. Linn attended, Morris fled and remains at large. the moment captures a tense last vigil with Hefley expressing hope before failing.
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Albert Hefley
White Line Transfer Company
Greenwood Park Street
Igbert Morris
Morris
Hesky
Linn
Samuel Wellngton
Hefley
Wellington
Duke of Somerset Angrily Spurns Court Attendance
London reports a curious tale of the Duke of Somerset and King Howard at the last count. The king ignored the duke during a royal circle, then privately beckoned a nonparticipant to supper. The duke, scandalized, returned home to write the sovereign a rebuke. A secretary claimed it was all a mistake and the incident should not recur.
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London
Duke of Somerset
King Howard
Siking
Society Gosse ‘Ds
Republicans Press Cuban Reciprocity Bill Terms
Washington June 14 Republican members of the committee on Cuban relations will meet Monday or Tuesday to finalize the exact terms of a substitute bill. The measure, once agreed, will go to a Republican caucus Tuesday or Wednesday, then to the full committee and senate. Secretary Root received correspondence on the case after Mia Taylor referred to him as an imperialist.
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Washington
Committee
Committee of
Senate
Root
Mia Taylor
Gantleman
House Committee On
Bret
Roosevelt denies bribe story on Cuban campaign withdrawal
Washington officials insist President Roosevelt never heard of a New Orleans rumor that General Gomez took a $25 000 bribe to withdraw from the Cuban campaign aiding Estrada Palma. Secretary Root calls the allegation an exaggeration of General Wood's pension action and rejects the Gomez payment claim as absurd.
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Washington
New Orleans
Gomez
Estrada Palma
Roosevelt
Root
Wood
Woon
Tetrada Palm
Boston
Leonard Wood
General Gomes
Yomas Estrada Palma
General Wood
Marvard
Delegates chosen as Republicans and Democrats hold county conventions
In Mason City and four counties, Republicans selected Mauren delegates for the congressional convention while Democrats likely nominate Col A L Sorter of National Memorial university. Haugen led the four counties to the Fourth District Weld conventions yesterday.
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Haugen
Democrate
Harter
Mason City
Altamakee
Clayton
Winneshisk
Mitchell County
Mauren
Inpurea
Col A. L. Sorter
National Memorial University
Hamilton County Results Names for County Officer Chosen
Republican primaries in Hamilton County found Porter leading for auditor with 625 votes, Berg and Binke vying for county attorney with late results showing Binke 172 and Porter 625. Bergeran also noted among candidates, Webster City listed. Results reported up to midnight.
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Koren
Porter
Bergeran
Tragic Park Stabbing Case in Greenwood Park
In Greenwood Park Wellington confronted Robert Morris after hot words over a girl. Morris drew a butcher knife, stabbed Hefley three times, and escaped into the woods. Morris and an accomplice Charles Hughes were detained. Hefley lies dying with medical staff unable to save him.
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Wellington
Valley Junction
Morris
Wellngton
Hefrey A
Wellaston
Hefiey
Heffey
Awey
Hefley
Charles Hughes
Victor Friend
Umea
Bert
Flor Samuel Wellington
Fom Valley Junction
Pete Morris
Drexel
Dimily
Morris T
Tontiac
Meffey
John Kurtz
Beil
Kurtzweil
Ose
Toghes
Hughes
Admiral Dewey to Command Vast U S Naval Fleet
Washington June 14 Admiral Dewey is to go to sea again and assume supreme command of a fleet larger and more powerful than any since the Civil War. Secretary Moody arranged the assignment with Dewey after consultations, with the fleet to assemble near Culebra Island in December for winter maneuvers. The president may visit to view the ironclads in motion.
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House
Hay
Virginia
Secretary of War
United States
Philippines
War Department
Philippine Islands
Committee On
Insular Affairs
Crumpacker
Indiana
Admiral Dewey
Moody
Dewey
Culebra Island
West Indies
Tornado Claims Six in Michigan Across Counties
A central Michigan storm turned into a tornado, killing six people in Bay Clinton and Ingham counties. Victims include Mrs. Tapping near Tonsley, Charles Gardner near Munith, Earnest Gardner of Stockbridge, Howard Merritt of Bay county, a 9 year old at the G H Gardner farm east of Stockbridge, and James Leads the Sitka blacksmith.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Michigan
Tapping
Tonsley
Charles Gardner
Munith
Earnest Gardner
Stockbridge
Heoward Merritt
Bay County
G. H. Gardner
Debate on Canal Bill Splits Senate Opinion
Washington June 14 Senator Morgan of Alabama pressed ahead in support of the Nicaragua canal bill while blasting the Panama project. The Senate briefly considered the measure as the District of Columbia appropriation bill and several private pension bills were cleared. The day closed with eulogies for the late Representative Stories of South Carolina. Philadelphia February 14 Rural Free Delivery workers honored Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith with a silver punch bowl, presented by a Washington committee representing the employees.
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Morgan
Washington
Senate
Alabama
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
Paris to name street after President Roosevelt
Paris residents proposed naming a Paris street Rue de President Thoosevelt to honor the sympathy shown by President Roosevelt and the United States after the Martinique catastrophe. A commemorative plate would mark each end of the street recording the act and the names involved.
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Paris
Ita
Roosevelt
United States
Martinique
Thoosevelt
Socie
Franvaise Des Amis Des
Memorial Arch Dedication for Confederate Dead at Columbus
A memorial arch honoring 2,250 Confederate dead was unveiled in Columbus Ohio on June 14. Gifted by William H. K. Harrison of Cincinnati, a former Columbus resident, the arch memorializes prisoners at Camp Chase who died in captivity. Local efforts by Col. W. H. Knauss and civic leaders improved the cemetery. Governor Nash and Gen. John B. Gordon spoke as ex-Confederates attended from the South. Ladies of the G A R and the Daughters of the Confederacy decorated graves.
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Wiliam HK. Harrison
Cincinnati
Camp Chase
Hittle
Hayes
Foraker
W. H. Knauss
Harrison
South
Nash
John B. Gordon
Hhe Graves
G. Aa. KR
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee daughter of Gen Lee arrested for violating railway rule
Miss Mary Custis Lee daughter of General Robert E Lee was arrested in Alexandria on June 14 for not moving from the car section reserved for Black passengers. She forfeited $35 bail in the police court after the mayor found the conductor acted within the law. Also reported a gasoline fire accident in Kansas City left four injured, with Julia Hawkes and others severely burned.
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Elbert H. Lee
Alexandrian
Mary Custis Lee
Robert EB. Lea
Meyer Simpson
Misa Lee
Washington
Alexandria
Fiig
Bimpson
Mics Lee
Kansas City
Mra
Julia Hawkes
Thomas Hawkes
Hawkes
William Weggles
Havkes
Martha Weggles
Hepburn Seeks Commerce Department Setup
Representative Hepburn and subcommittee members met with the president in Washington to discuss the proposed department of commerce. The president said he had not decided which bureaus would transfer and advised cabinet officers to select representatives to advise. It was agreed the plan would likely be deferred to the next congressional session.
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Charles Hughes
Morris
Hefley
Hardin
Hughes
Teader
Hessey’s
Hefley's
Wun
Uondow
Mr. Choate
Hosear
Department of Commerce
Washington
Hepburn
House
CAPTAIN LEMLE TO RETIRE ON HEALTH
Captain Samuel C. Lemly, judge advocate general of the navy, sails to Balew N C while his sister lies ill. He will discharge duties until arrangements are made and is reported by the naval retiring board as unfit for active service due to impaired health. The board’s report is expected within days, with Moody to reveal succession plans.
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Washington
Samuel CG. Lemly
Navy
Balew
N. CC
Hanna
Lemily
Naval Retiring Board
Moody
Taylor threatens in letter over reinstatement demand
Rebecca J. Taylor, a Washington war department clerk dismissed for criticizing the administration’s Philippine policy, writes to the president and the secretary of war demanding reinstatement within three days. The incident highlights ongoing civil service tensions and policy dispute.
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Washington
Mias
Rebecca J. Taylor
War Department
Secretary of War
Wisconsin Sugar Company to Build Beet Factories in Nine Cities
Wisconsin Sugar Company contracts with citizens committees to build beet sugar factories in nine Wisconsin cities Watertown Kaukauna Beaver Dam Chippewa Falls Green Bay Oconto Sturgeon Bay Janesville and Dorchester at about 500000 each, total investment 4500000, contingent on farmers planting 4000 acres of beets annually for three years and no sugar tariff cut. Two plants to be erected next year, others the following year. J B Lawson secretary notes tariff reduction would hinder beet sugar plans. General deficiency bill completed in Washington allocates 4945317, including widow pensions and war-era expenses.
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Huild Thoms
Will Rainn Boots
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Sugar Ecompany
Watertown
Kaukaunna
Beaver Dam
Chippewa Pulls
Green Bay
Oconato
Stucine
Janesville
Dorchester
Lawson
Weather forecast for Iowa by Washington Jane
For Iowa the outlook calls for a show ere end cooler Sunday. Monday should bring fair skies with cooler in cast portion.
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Washington
Jane
Iowa
Stabbed by Duke of Somerset and Cuba Reciproc bill pressed
Sunday Leader page compiles city news and notices from Des Moines to nationwide events. Highlights include a stabbing by Robert Morrin linked to Duke of Somerset, discussions on the Cuba reciprocity bill, political races in Fourth and Eighth districts, and local civic items such as parades, commencements, and societal notices.
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Abert Befley
Robert Morrin Duke of Somerset
Cuba
Haugen
Local clerk nomination proceeds to second term
Reads show the clerk running unopposed for a second term with nomination standings listing Rorem, Porter, Byrggeren as leading names while Volo remains unresolved. The fragmentary report notes unclear spellings and partial results from the district race coverage.
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Shilegren
How
R Orem
Harley Bergeren
Howe
Rorem
Couls di Ureemont
Blake
Porter Bergeren
Howd
Nok Cuse-Blake
Po Berggren
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Roreim
Coolk
Noxegrove
Blike
Porter
Bergere
Flowd
Coole Ti
Wapello Republicans Indorse Nominees at Convention
The Wapello county Republican convention met with strong attendance and endorsed Congressman Liney for re nomination and Carroll of Bloomfield for state auditor, while Roberts’s candidacy received support as well.
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Lacey Indorsed
Cangreas
Carroll
Mtate
Ottumes
Speelly
Wapello County
Liney
Bloomfield
Roberts
Nebraskas Governor Nomination Field Shrinks To Seven
In Lincoln Nebraska county conventions set for the governor race ahead of the Republican state convention on Wednesday June 1. Seven hopefuls are named in order of strength including James P. Binck Franklin county William M Robertson Madison Wenrs H Wilson Lancaster B G Sears Burt Joan H Mickey Pell Panl Teagan Clo e and J Dismore Clay. The contest is expected to be lively with hotels crowded and campaigns active as party leaders seek the nomination while aiming to renominate other state officers except possibly treasurer Stuefer who faces a separate challenge.
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Tincoln
Neb
James P. Binck
Franklin County
Wm. M. Robertson
Madison
Wenrs H. Wilson
Lancaster
B. G. Sears
Burt
Joan H. Mickey
Pell
Panl Teagan
Cloe
J. Dismore
Qlay
Stuefer
Buencaming Leads Filipino Tour Through Western Cities
General Buencaming formerly secretary to Aguinaldo's insurgent government arrives in St Louis from Charleston with Frank Joanini chief interpreter of the war department. They plan stops in Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and other middle western cities. In St Louis Buencaming will study the world's fair operations for a report to Manila.
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Burncaming
Itatu
Aguvinaldo
Charleston
Buencamino
Frank Joanini
War Department
Joanini
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Middle West
Buencaming
Manila
Mysterious New York Murder Investigates Italian Nobleman
Italian born Dario Cattapani Marquis de Cordova vanished from a New York boarding house last Saturday night. He was found bound to railroad tracks on 110th Street and the North River, likely poisoned, and sought papers to prove an estate claim in Spain. He had told the proprietor he would meet two men for the papers in return for 100 dollars.
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Dario Cattapani
Marquis de Cordova
New York Central Railroad
110Th Street
North River
Cattapani
Spain
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