Gronna Not In The Race In Washington Return
Representative Gronna arrived in Washington to resume duties after a near two month absence and denied any gubernatorial candidacy. He said his North Dakota trip was personal to repair fences damaged by recent Independent voting, while his Cannon speaker vote fuels talk of an independent stance.
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Mammal Fame
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Booker T. Washington to Lecture in Suffolk June 21
Norfolk news reports Suffolk town council approved Booker T. Washington's June 21 lecture and allocated 26 dollars for his entertainment. A three member committee was named to assist, with A H Crocker urging the effort as a matter of race uplift.
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Norfolk
Suffolk
Booker T. Washington
Professor Washington
A. H. Crocker
Frisco Receives France Gold Medal For Rehabilitation
In San Francisco on June 5 the French Republic awarded a gold medal praising the city’s rehabilitation after the 1906 earthquake and fire. Ambassador Jusserand presented the medal at the Orpheum theatre to Mayor Edward R. Taylor, as a festive audience attended the re opening of the theatre and a banquet planned for that night.
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Ite
San Francisco
Orpheum Theatre
Jan Jules
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United States
France
Edward R. Taylor
Children’s Day at Seattle Expo Highlighted by Singers
Seven school children sang as Abe and Soya accompanied by Admiral Ulcbi’s band performed during the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. Observers noted a lively morning program with local participation and international displays.
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Seattle Expo
Beattie
Waeh
Abe and
Soya
Admiral Ulcbi
Taft Praises Magoon in Cuba Special Message
President Taft transmitted to congress a special message with the Magoon report praising his services to the United States and Cuba. He also lauds Maj. Gen. Thomas F. Barry who commanded U S forces in Cuba.
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Gov. Magoon
Cuba
Washington
Congress
Charles E. Magoon
Island
Magoon
United States
Thomas F. Barry
Thirty two new North Dakota lawyers admitted to practice
In a special Grand Forks session the state supreme court admitted thirty two young lawyers to practice. Most are graduates of the state university law school and passed the state board exams. Judges Spalding and Carmody presided and offered brief counsel on success in the profession. A complete list includes Bennett Grand Forks Ruse Bryan Grand Forks Colburn Grand Forks Healy Marion Norton Grand Forks Linwood Northwood Dillon Medina McNulty Grand Forks Chards Grand Forks Lehnermann Devile Lake Schmidt Des Lacs Stanley Lakota Rodshader Grand Forks Kylie McCanna Sibbell Grand Forks Cannas Ambrose Bigage Grand Forks Winters Grand Forks Wenzel Ellendale Selby Grand Forks Haugen Maddock and others.
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Supreme Court of the State
North Dakota
State University Law School
State
Ot Board
Spalding and
Carmody
Lom A. Bennett
Alfred & Ruse
John B. Bryan
Grand Borks
Colburn
B. Horigatad
Cooperatown
Elmer Healy
Marion
R. C. Norton
Wendell Linwood
Northwood
E. P. Dillon
Medina
Lara P. McNulty
Ww. P. Chards
F. O. Haugen
Maddock
End of Car Strike Restores Service in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports that the motormen and conductors strike against the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co ended late last night after a week. Street car service returned to normal on all lines, with officials noting the service was practically normal today.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co
Wash-out wrecks International Limited near Ingarsoll
London Ontario June 6 Train No 16 known as the International Limited on the Grand Trunk railway wrecked near Ingarsoll last night after hitting a wash-out caused by cloudburnt. The train was travelling about forty miles an hour. W P Smith assistant chef on the dining car and an unknown man were seriously injured. The track was washed out for 185 feet.
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W. P. Smith
Editor Found Dead in Bed In Columbus
Joe Jackson, editor of The American Issue, organ of the Anti Saloon League, was found dead in his bed at home in Columbus. He had been suffering from a complication of diseases.
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Columbus
Joe
J. Jackson
Tdsue
Dineanes
Queen Collision Sparks Confusion at Christening Carriage
Queen and Prince Consort involved in a collision during a royal christening procession. Incident during carriage ride sparks confusion, with eyewitnesses noting multiple near misses and crowd concerns as the royal party resumes its duties.
Simple christening ceremony for Holland heir
The infant Princess Juliana, daughter of Queen Wilhelmina, was christened in The Hague in a simple Lutheran ceremony. Royal family and diplomats attended as officials watched, while a separate report notes a near collision involving the queen and Prince consort in The Hague en route.
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the Hague
Juliana
Wilhelmina of Holland
London
Prince Consort
Hague
Prince Henry
Fire at Larimore destroys bank block risk and fear
Firefighters battled a large blaze in Larimore starting in a restaurant rear of the First National bank block. The engine failed near the limit, buckets and small chemicals kept flames from the bank block and B A Cowley’s millinery store. Loss estimated at $5,000 with $2,000 insured. Transients escaped danger. origin unknown, suspected incendiary after multiple fires on the bank block in three years.
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First National Bank
Hmit
B. A. Cowley
Roosevelt Expedition Begins African Desert Traverse
The Roosevelt expedition starts from Kijabe in British East Africa toward the Sotik district. A waterless stretch between Kijabe and Objective will take two and a half days to cross, with ox wagons carrying water guided by a camp keeper. Nights are bright and the party will travel by day, stopping only as needed.
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British East Africa
Roosevelt
Etelock
Sotik
Objective
Wicich
Nine Gas Bags Race In Air At Indianapolis Meet
Interest in aviation centers in Indianapolis today as nine air bags race for the Aero Club of America distance prize and the Aero Club of Indiana endurance contest. The event starts late afternoon from the new motor speedway five miles northwest of the city.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aero Club of America
Aero Club of Indiana
New Motor Speedway
Monument to Alexander Honument Dedication Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dedication event for a monument to Alexander, with references to St. Petersburg, June, and Emperors or empresses. The text is garbled but indicates a long construction period and a fountain or basin feature associated with the monument.
Cleminson Mystery Deepens as Doctor Admits Covering Crime
In Chicago on June 5 the Cleminson case centers on the murder of Mrs. Cleminson and the implicated doctor, Dr. Cleminson. Police report include a partial confession suggesting a wider crime to protect his children. burglars and chloroform were initially cited, with $50 and silverware missing from the home.
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Chicago
Cleminson
510000 STORM IN PITTSBURG
Pittaburs Pa June 5 Following a damaging electrical and rainstorm last night a second storm was experienced in this city and vicinity today. Lightning caused ofe death set fire to a number of houses. A heavy rain interrupted the street car traffic. In the country districts many farms were damaged and crops seriously damaged. It is estimated the losses from both storms will reach about 100000.
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Pittaburs
Detectives Seek Fargo Pastor At Clue For Murder
Lawrenceville style dispatch reports Fargo pastor Rev Mr Tilden of the First Baptist Church of Fargo spoke at Aneta Schools graduation on equipment and accomplishment. Fourteen graduates, an unusually bright class, and strong community pride in education noted. Detectives pursue clues in a murder case at the Willington hotel in Evansville, Indiana, hoping to uncover details of the decedent’s life.
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CLUE
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Ind
Binkiey
Weillington Hotel
Treely
O'Brien
Tilden
First Baptist Church of
Aneta
Two Drowned Fishermen In Baraboo Boat Accident
Baraboo Wisconsin June 5 Lew Osborne a traveling salesman and a companion drowned yesterday near Berlin when their row boat capsized while they were fishing.
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Wis
Lew Osborne
Berlin
Louisville & Nashville Receives $10,000 Ticket Purchase
In New Orleans on June 5, A Kline, a local merchant, handed over nearly ten thousand dollars for two tickets on a around the world trip. Officials call it the largest sum paid to a southern railroad for transportation.
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New Orleans
South
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
A. Kline
Inter-State Orators Meet In Grand Forks Contest
The Western League of Oratory annual contest to be held in Grand Forks on Tuesday evening will feature participants from North and South Dakota. North Dakota entrants include Richard Wenzel of the university who won the state contest and William Clary of Fargo College who placed second. South Dakota has led the series for a decade.
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Grand Forks
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Western League of Oratory
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North Dakota
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The
University
Wm. Clary
Fargo College
Ohio officials in clash as fire marshal fired
Governor Harmon dismissed State Fire Marshal Rogers of Cleveland for alleged inefficiency and dereliction of duty and named John W. Zieber of Paulding county as replacement. Rogers and chief clerk Brown refused to yield their offices, leading to a staged keys handover and further discharge actions.
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Harmon
Rogers
Cleveland
John W. Zieber
Paulding County
Zieber
Brown
Teachers Told Not To Ride In Evansville Strike
In Evansville Indiana a street car boycott by workers continues as a business committee urges strikers to return to work individually. The car company reportedly runs all vehicles on schedule while public sentiment remains largely unchanged. Four school teachers observed riding are noted in this brief report.
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Evansville
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Ihs
Dolliver denounces Rhode Island senator in tariff clash
Senator Dolliver sharply questioned the cotton cloth schedule and attacked the Rhode Island senator’s speech on the tariff. He disputed the rate change figures, corrected Aldrich on 10 percent, and said his thirty-year record shows fading faith in the tariff policy while urging careful scrutiny of the committee’s authority.
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Owan
Rhode Island
Finance Committee
Washington
Aldrich
Dolliver
Senate
Smott
Werritor
Rhodesland
Rail lines washed out in Crow's Nest district floods
Flood damage across British Columbia and western Canada leaves the Crow's Nest and Great Northern lines damaged. Ten washouts on the CPR Crow's Nest line plus multiple washouts on Nakusp and Sandon and Slican branches disrupt rail service costing millions. Damages from spring freshets affect numerous centers and isolated communities.
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Crow's Nest
Winnipeg
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Kootneay
Kootenay
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Nakusp
Sandon
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Banquet Honors Two Taft Cabinet Members
Chicago June 5 Two Chicago members of President Taft s cabinet Secretary of War Dickinson and Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh will address their fellow townsmen at a Commercial Club banquet in their honor. MacVeagh arrived yesterday and Dickinson today. The secretary of war went at once to Fort Sheridan where he reviewed the troops. Both gentlemen expect to return to Washington tomorrow.
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Chicago
Taft
Dickinson
Secretary of the Treasury
Magveagh
Commercial Club
Macveagh
Fort Gheridan
Washington
Arvilla Man Dies After Fall Into Sewer Ditch
Arvilla man Sumner accidentally fell into a sewer ditch on De Mere Avenue. The grate failed to prevent the fall and he plunged into the twenty five foot deep trench. Emergency crews responded but he died from injuries. Local authorities investigation ongoing.
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C. K. Sumner
Arvilla
de Mere Avenue
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