Storm Claims Over 100 Lives in Bay of Chaleur
Lingering reports from St John and New Brunswick coasts recount a storm last Thursday and Friday that likely killed more than a hundred. Fishing fleets from Caraquet Shippegan and St Simone report boats lost and crews missing, with several bodies recovered.
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St. John
N. Bune
Bay of Chaleur
New Brunswick
Quebec
Warren
Caraquet
St. Simone
Shippegan
Paspodiac
Absolute Necessity for Education Urged by Vice President
Vice President Marshall in Maine at the University of Maine commencement urged universal education. He warned slight knowledge risks creating a peon class or wealth oligarchy and urged public opinion against usurious profit while stressing duties alongside states' rights. He traced wealth shares from 1850 to sixty years later and called for moral reform.
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Crono
Maine
Marshall
University of Maine
America
Republic
Militant Leader Mia Pankhurst Evades Police Again
London June 10 The elusive militant suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst again eluded police watchers at Grosvenor Square as she silently carried out a campaign against the royal family and Buckingham Palace. Police described the escape plan as cleverly concealed and noted publicized raids yielded few high profile names. The Women’s Liberal Federation condemned militancy and urged government action to curb the unrest.
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London
Mia
Emmeline Pankhurst
Grosvenor Square
Buckingham Palace
Scotland
Womene
Boda and Political Union
Documenta
McBrien
Prince of Wales
Conference of the Womens’ Liberal Federation
Seasion
President and Bryan discuss Mexican situation at White House
Washington reports the president and Bryan conferred on Mexican affairs. Asked about the Antilla unloading arms at Tampico, Bryan declined to discuss it. He also commented that Mr Lind has gone home on business and will return, with Daniels saying he has received no information on the Antilia.
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Washington
Bryan
White House
Tampico
John Linda
Minnesota
Lind
Daniels
Poleanski Sentenced to Three Years in Federal Prison
Steve Poleanski was sentenced by Judge Amidon to three years in the Federal prison at Leavenworth after pleading guilty to entering a Great Northern freight car with intent to commit larceny. He was indicted yesterday by the grand jury on the charge of stealing interstate shipments.
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Steve Poleanski
Amidon
Leavenworth
Poleanski
Great Northern
Fargo College Commencement Program Preview
Fargoans are invited to Fargo College events from June 12 to June 16 featuring Class Day Graduation Exercises and a Commencement Banquet. Hon. James A. Macdonald LLD will speak at the events and a lengthy program lists church venues, processions, and faculty addresses.
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Presbyterian Church
Academy Ss Rerversae
Academy
Fargo College
First Congregational Church
R. A. Beard
D. D
Thomas J. Graham
James A. Macdonald
Jones Hall
John Gardner
Chicago
Prohibitionists Clash Over Five Bill Conservation Plan
Washington reports the House rules committee voted a special rule for five administration conservation bills. A Hobson prohibition amendment rule was not acted on. anti-saloon leaders say a two thirds vote is unavailable this session. The package covers lands leasing in Alaska, radium research, reclamation pay periods, and water power site conservation with administration backing.
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Washington
House
House of the Administration
Hobson
Rev
C. Dinwiddie
Anti-Saloon League
Ferris
Alaska
Foster
Underwood
Peace plans hit snag in mediation talks at Niagara Falls
In Niagara Falls on June 10 the United States signaled to mediators that it cannot endorse any transition plan from the current regime to a new provisional government. The note raises questions of recognition and acceptance by the constitutionalists and United States officials. The standoff centers on how to proceed without implying recognition of Huerta or altering the legitimacy of the constitutionalist faction.
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Niagara Falls
United States
Jit
Huerta
Becau
Toll Bill Debate Nears End
Washington June 10 The Panama tolls exemption debate nears final stage as the Senate resumes with expected passage by a large majority. A principal compromise would repeal tolls while preserving state rights to coastwise shipping free of tolls. President likely to accept the bill with or without a presidential amendment.
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Washington
Panama
Senate
Gfe
House
Wilson
Tragic drowning of 14 month old Burley child in Gardner
The 14 months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burley of Gardner drowned yesterday afternoon after falling into a large jar of water. The mother briefly left the home, returning to find the child in the jar. A doctor was summoned but life could not be saved. Funeral arrangements were to be announced from the church.
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Frank Burley
Gardner
Repairing the pavement man struck by automobile
A. Shahsen owner of the Orpheum restaurant and hotel on Front Street was hit by a car last night near Fourth Street while riding a bicycle from Pepper Avenue. He was injured but resting today in a local hospital. Creosoted blocks along N. P. Avenue street car tracks are being torn out for repair, with crews at work and the project expected to finish soon.
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A. Shahsen
Orpheum
Front Street
Fourth Street
Janhahec
Bt Foun
N. P. Avenue
Easig
Suffragette Actress Fails Buckingham Palace Petition Stunt
Report describes Mrs Pankhurst leading a suffragette attempt at Buckingham Palace. About 15 000 spectators watched as 2 000 police protected the grounds. One woman was led away after grabbing a lamp post while pretending to break a rope scene. The protest aimed to present a petition but none existed.
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Thy
Toone
Oil donation fuels road work to State Fair Grounds
A carload of oil donated by the Standard Oil Co. will be used on the road to the State Fair Grounds on North Broadway, with sprinkling wagons provided. The Fargo Automobile Association urges timely payment of pledged funds as committee members race to close their books for the season. J. P. Dotson chairs the effort, c/o The Forum.
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Standard Mit Co
Fair Grounds
North Broadway
Standard of Co
Fargo Automobile Association
Mall
J. P. Dotson
Care the Forum
Seventh Ward Split for Election Precincts by City Commission
The city commission divided the Seventh Ward into two precincts north and south along Ninth Avenue North to ease voting. They also raised the city engineer salary to 2490 dollars and kept the incumbent full time. Other actions include a tax relief petition for a Christian Science church and various sewer contracts as the North Dakota Firemen's Association convention proceeds with speeches and awards.
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City Commission
Seventh Ward
Ninth Avenue
Anders
Anders I
C. S. Church
Christian Science Church
John
N. P. Avenue
Bewer
LW. Schruth
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Thirteenth Street
Larimore Man Is Named President of the State Firemen
North Dakota volunteer fire fighters convene in Lisbon for the annual meeting among sixteen towns in 1890 rising to 107 by the present year. The association funds travel for delegates and towns with volunteer engines receive a state subsidy. From 1890 to 1914 total payments to North Dakota towns exceed 264,914.72 dollars.
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Mremena
Eneingar
Lisbon
Weesee Commission
Shsinens
Thadess
Sven Bronte
Karl M. Techida
Thomke
M‘tachida
State Firemen's Association
Packard
Mandan
A. Bassatt
Fargo
Treasury
H. L. Reade
Bismarck
C. Phemister
Glen Allen
Ellsworth
New Rockford
Sprague
Grafton
Wm. Pabner
Valley City
Grunent Elder
Robinson
Cundo
Meade
Tompson
Qronisen
Meneriadion le Prin- Gilly
Lal
Trohert
THOR
Italy Strikers Riots Across Cities and Rail Lines
Rome reports continued strife as Italian workers strike and riot, damaging minor railroad stations. Authorities deploy troops and police guards to protect targets while protests escalate from Monday general strike sparked by government repression and a deadly Ancona demonstration.
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Rome
Italy
Ancona
Sunda
Civil marriage of Belle Willard and Kermit Roosevelt
Madrid reports the civil marriage of Miss Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of the American ambassador to Spain to Kermit Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt. The ceremony took place at a police chief office in Buena district. Police presence and moving picture crews drew crowds as Colonel Roosevelt and the ambassador attended. The couple departed for Toledo after the ceremony.
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Madrid
Belle Wyatt Willard
Spain
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Buena
Roosevelt
Ambassador Willard
Toledo
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