Regeneration urged by Cleveland at Union League Club
Ex President Cleveland speaks in Chicago urging civic renewal through harmony industry and frugality. He warns against political hate and insists national health comes from good citizenship and protecting the source of national temperament from contamination. He notes political parties are normal but avoids divisive zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Union League Club of
Chicago
The
North American Review
Washington
Paris observance marks 25 years of girls public schools
The Paris anniversary celebrates public schools for girls created through Jules Ferry era reforms. The piece notes education elevates society, yields a rising cadre of women teachers, and credits government support from prominent women, highlighting the public system as a force for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Jules Ferry
French Republic
Troy Times
Shortage of skilled geologists hits federal survey
The United States Geological Survey faces a talent drain as trained scientists desert for private mining firms offering higher pay. The director notes years of field experience are needed to lead ore investigations and warns the loss is temporarily irreparable. The piece hints at opportunities for adventurous youths in outdoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Gurvey
Imperial Symphony Society Forms in Tokyo to Promote Western Music
The Imperial Symphony society formed by Tokyo Conservatory graduates aims to study and spread symphonic works across Japan. It plans monthly Tokyo concerts to spread occidental taste and a new Japanese symphony will be produced soon by a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Symphony Society
Tokyo Conservatory of Music
Tokyo
Japan
Canal digging pace in Panama impresses American public
Figures show nearly 1,000,000 cubic yards excavated in April by actual count. A mathematical calculation equates that to a hole about 100 feet deep and 900 feet long, with width 100 feet, and the steady progress on the Culebra hill is expected to grow as diggers increase their pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Culebra
Multiple Iowa Deaths and Crimes Sweep Through Marshall County
A roundup of 1906 Iowa incidents details Frank Hopecky killed while attempting to board fast mail No 15 at Belle Plaine, Ned Powers killed in a runaway near Manchester, and Avery Hayne dying in Okmulgee. A Des Moines coal miner John McAnna faces dress theft charges. Drake University summer school opens with 40 faculty. Arthur Blackburn fights a Fort Madison sentence. Lundstrom dies at Coaldale mine. Roy McGuire, a Webster City native, dies on Illinois Central yard accident. George Warren paroled. Governor Cummins denies Klein extradition. Clinton robbery victims and Pesch pistol wound under investigation. Jewell children linked to store robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hopecky
Belle Plaine
Missouri
Chelsea
Tama
Ned Powers
Harry M. Bradley
Manchester
Edward Hogancamp
Okmulgee
Hogancamp
Hayne
Arizona
John McAnna
Des Moines
Frace
Sinon
Sam Cohen
McAnna
Drake University
Arthur Blackburn
Clemons
Alta Pearl Scott
Marshalltown
Supreme Court
Blackburn
Burnham
Fort Madison
Swan A. Lundstrom
Coaldale
Lundstrom
Newton
Scott Street
Roy H. McGuire
Illinois Central
Manchster
Webster City
J. D. McGuire
Waterloo
McGuire
Illiinois Central
Geo Ford
Val Stolte
Paul Keyes
Dubuque
Frontress Lake
Round Island
Charles Warren
Polk County
Cummins
Harry Scroggs
Denison
Ole Simmons
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Simmons
Withrow
Iowa
Dunshee & Dorn
Davenport
Mrs. Koch
P. T. Koch
Granger
Polk City
Polk Farm
Lincoln
William Sunday
Knoxville
Nebraska
Fritz Klein
Winnebago
Neb
Clinton
Frank Pesch
Prudential Insurance Company
Pesch
Prudential
Morrison, Sterling and Erie
United States Express Company
William Redman
Andy Sorenson
Andrew Hansen
Berwick
Jewell
State Industrial School
Frank Spencer
Jewells
Cleveland
Dan Coughlin
Chicago
Mobile
Ala
Columbus
John Walker
Biloxi
Miss
Kirk Plantation
Yazoo City
University of Industry, Science and Art
Grand Junction
Col
Carnegie Foundation Fund
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Philippines
San Francisco
Buford
F. K. Dunn
Charleston
Ill
Illinois Supreme Court
Third Judicial District
Jacob W. Wilkin
Danville
Artman
Lebanon
Ind
George Rhodius
Indianapolis
James M. Berryhill
Rhodius
Louisville
Elma Dare
Dare
Post Office Department
Preside Roosevelt
Mack Richardson
San Antonio
Tex
Dempsey Timber Company
Tacoma
Wash
Duquoin
Perry County
Marguerite
Helen Curtis
E. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Philadelphia
White House
Moromea
St. Clements Catholic
Duluth
Minn
Edward C. Delano
Illinois
Lillia Davis
Princeton
Wellington
John A. Grant
Atlanta
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Ilinois Central
Texas & Pacific
Wisconsin Assembly
Columbus Croyv
Shirley City
August Dolin
S. Paumann & Brother
Emma Leahy
Leahy
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Cowan House
William V. McMacklin
Toledo
Andrew Simonson
Racine
Wis
Bocago
Simonson
Kurrachee
India
France
United States
Japan
Far East
Notable Happenings From a Turbulent Week Summary
Cross examination of Harry Orchard reveals a theory of a Western Federation of Miners conspiracy. Orchard admits grave crimes including the murder of Frank Steunenberg, alleging Haywood and accomplices plotted and financed the assassination. Reports cover global unrest, accidents, political shifts, and notable deaths in a dense weekly roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Vindicator
Federation of Miners
Denver
William D Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
O Steunenberg
Haywood
Hay
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Fairfield Weekly Journal
Pacific Coast
Progressive Party of Japan
Saionji
Edge Hill
Banbury
England
Johnston
California
Blake
Georgia
Roosevelt
August
Kiel
Germany
Walter Lamana
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Edgewood
Grenwich Mine
Barnesboro
Frank Hagerman
Kansas City
Herbert
Hadley
Pedro Miguel
Panama Canal
Rocco Laquino
Buffalo
C. H. Hudson
Peoria
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Helen W. Gougar
Lafayette
Lodz
Russian Poland
Clarence McKenzie
Standard Brake Company of
Albany
Eugene A. Sittig
Brewer and Maltster
William Hart
R Sver
Canton
Milliken Bros
Calif McCoy
Bassett
Michael Pasha
Andrew Christian
Boston
Frank Cook
Wisconsin
Cayenne
Barbados
International Harvester Company
Federal Grand Jury
Princess Anne
Virginia Beach
Middle Atlantic
Wyoming
Northern Pacific
Chamberlin
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Leavenworth
Kan
J. George Wright
Five Civilized Tribes
Indian Territory
Tams Bixby
Viscount Tani
House of Peers
America
Progressives
Root
Diaz
Mexico
Thomas Heffner
Sheepshead Pay
Brooklyn
James Sweeney
Sarasoga
N. Y
Kentucky
Ilinois
Georgia Building
National Editorial Association
Herman Koeh
Beaver Dam Lake
Minnie Haag
Delphia Ko
Lee Reynolds
Lee Fox
Madianola
Mexico City
Cabrera
Guatemala
Los Angeles
Cal
L. S. Peckham
Iowa State Baseball League
Julia Magruder
Richmond
William Moline
Shoals
James Black
James Black Masonry & Construction Company
St. Louis
Isaac Greenbaum
J. J. Reynolds
United States District Court
Springfield
Wabasa Road
Oscar
Sophia
Sweden
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