Near By News Larsen Must be Good
A collection of brief notes and odd items from Iowa papers mentions Tom Larsen of the West Bend Journal stance on county nominations, a corrected family count for Attorney McMahon, John Graettinger losing a barn to lightning near Wallingford, and campaign expense notes. Also included are automobile totals in Estherville, gypsy barn-fire suspicions in Algona, late primary returns with Governor Carroll's victory, and progress on steel-coach rail cars and Milford Fair preparations.
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Larsen
Tom Larsen
The
West Bend Journal
Emmetsburg
West Bend
Whittemore
John Graettinger
Wallingford
Graettinger
D' Farmer
B. N. Sarchett
Union Township
Mr. Sarchett
Algona Courier
Carroll
David Palmer
J. A. Wilson
Smith
Byers
Taft
Estherville
Roosevelt Welcomed Home To New York In Enthusiastic Reception
Thousands gathered along lower Broadway and Fifth Avenue to greet Colonel Theodore Roosevelt on his return to Oyster Bay. The crowd cheered the ex-president as the Kaiser Wilhelm’s flagship and accompanying flotilla anchored off quarantine. Roosevelt, smiling and waving, acknowledged the crowd while accompanying officials and family began the transfer to the Androscoggin for the ceremonial reception.
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New York
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lower Broadway
Battery
Mags
City Hall Park
Oyster Bay
Hoosevelt
Androscoggin
Broadway
Washington
Fifth Avenue
the Battery
Ambrose Channel
South Carolina
Fort Wadsworth
Staten 'Sland
Narrows
Fort Hamilton
Long Island
William Joeb
Nicholas Leesgworth
Ellei Ata Kermit Roosevelt
Navy
Meyer
Sandy Hook
Colonel Hoosevelt
Manhattan
Roosevelt Welcome in New York Parade Aboard Androscoggin
Roosevelt’s arrival in New York featured a grand flotilla headed by the Androscoggin with a 12 division fleet and a South Carolina display. The procession stretched along the Hudson to the Battery as crowds packed the waterfront and Broadway, while officials and civic groups joined the welcome.
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Androscoggin
Roosevelt
al Wes
New York
Statesman
Hunter
Bred B. Dalzell
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Duquesne Club
Pittsburg
Union League Club
Philadelphia
Upper Bay
North River
South Carolina
Taft
New Jersey
Enty-ninth Street
Battery
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
United States
Manila
Roosevelt Receives Kinglike Welcome in New York Parade
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt is honored by Mayor Gaynor and a huge crowd in a Broadway and Fifth Avenue parade. Royalty and dignitaries ride in carriages as 25 000 club members cheer. Roosevelt thanks New York and the nation. he and Eleanor Roosevelt’s fiancé’s family host luncheon before returning to Oyster Bay for Theodore Jr.’s wedding.
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Hudson
Roosevelt
Battery
Broadway
Battery Park
Hudson's
Gaynor
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Fifty-ninth Street
Henry A. Alexander
Theodore Junior
Eleanor B. Alexander
Oyster Bay
Testimony in Browne bribery case centers on Lorimer vote
Chicago June 18 direct evidence in the Browne bribery case places Representative Beckmeyer who admitted $1,000 for Lorimer votes and Representative Link called to the stand amid defense objections. Link testified he voted for Lorimer for his stance on the deep waterway project and that Lorimer asked for the vote. He said no reward was promised but Browne later gave $1,000 in St Louis.
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Representative Link
Lorimer
Chicago
Lee O'Neill Browne
Beckmeyer
Link
Browne
St. Louis
Mutiny of Chinese Firemen Drowns Four at Sea
Philadelphia June 18 mutiny aboard the British steamship Highland Monarch outward bound for New Zealand ended with twelve Chinese crew members leaping overboard after being denied shore leave. Four were drowned while three others were rescued and taken to a police station. the remaining mutineers remained aboard the ship.
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Philadelphia
New Zealand
Liberty
Tre
Traus
Oklahoma Case Delayed Over Federal Judge Availability
Guthrie Oklahoma June 18 Judge Catterall postponed Monday the hearing on Guthries application for a temporary injunction to stop state executive officers from moving records to Oklahoma City or carrying on official business there. Judge Ralph Campbell of Muskogee has been assigned to the case.
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Guthrie
Okla
Catterall
Oklahoma City
Ralph Campbell
Muskogee
Yesterday's Results in Baseball Leagues
Detroits offense stalled with 16 runs on 2 hits while Boston slid to 4 runs. In the American League standings, Cleveland trounced New York 9 to 6. Brooklyn blanked Chicago 2 to 0 in the National League. Philadelphia topped Cincinnati 7 to 3, while New York beat Pittsburgh 5 to 4. Western League results feature Lincoln, Omaha, Topeka, and St Joseph with varied scores.
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Dello
RISE
Detroit
Bostom
willett-Stanage
Cullins-Kleinow
Cleveland
RAE
New York
Bergen-Easterly
Warhop-Mitchell
National League
Brooklyn
Chicago
Drucke-Myers
Adams-Gibson
Wheat Market Roiled by Crop Fears and Mixed Weather
Northwest crop scare drives outlook as belief in serious spring wheat condition persists despite light showers. Prices show mixed movement with wheat near July futures at 25 25 to 25 15 cents and corn gaining modestly. Chicago live stock reports indicate cattle and hog receipts and price ranges across regions, with generally weaker sheep values and varied calf figures.
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Northwest
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Shallenberger claims cures for chronic diseases in Chicago
Dr J Shallenberger, a Chicago specialist, advertises permanent cures for catarrh, lung, liver, kidney, eye ear nose throat, nervous and heart diseases, and many others. He promises rapid diagnosis, free consultation, and confidential service, with emphasis on private sexual and systemic illnesses, claiming to treat and cure numerous long neglected or mismanaged cases.
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Recontinues Bia
Shallenberger
Bright
J. E-Shallenberger
Oakwood Biya
Chicago
Rexel State Bank
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Friend McMahan
McMahon
Mac
John Mahan
Osgood
Mr. Mahan
Palo Alto County
Partics
Vyar
Ford
Democrat
Omaha Road
Stee
Osceola Tribune
Milford
Milford Fair Association
Iowa
Nation
East
GO. P
American Press Association
Big Florida
My. Roosevelt
Ban
Africa
Singer Tower
Seventh Regiment
New York National Guard
Secretary of the Navy
Agricul
Roosevelt Ture Wilson
Archibald TW. Butt
Governor Fort
Jack Abernathy
Oklahoma
Louis
Temple
Federal Court
American League
Linep Ruoiee
Lincoln
Steeta
Johnson-Shea
Des Moines
Sioux City
Sage-Bachant
Wilson-Miller
South Omaha
Oregon Wethers
J. B. Shallenberger
Waverly
T.L
J.p.crose
Broadway Emmetsburg
Grand Lodge Meeting
of the Elks
Rock Island Lines
Knights Templar
E. S. Ballard
Mitchell
South Dakota
Opera House Music Co
Good Town
Emmet
Deing Gomt
Emetsburg
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