John Burke Speaker at Bufr Hill
Roosevelt Daniels and Burke among the speakers at a Bunker Hill anniversary event in Boston June 17. Midnight remarks by Theodore Roosevelt Josephus Daniels and John Burke emphasized a strong navy with a peace policy and arbitration where possible, while defending Uncle Sam’s readiness for war.
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Boston
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Sec
Josephus Daniels
United States
John Burke
North Dakota
Roosvelt
Lever
Uncle Sam
Navy
Willing 10 Die 10 Get the Ballot
Six prominent leaders of the militant suffragettes and a male supporter were found guilty at the central criminal court of conspiracy to commit malicious damage to property. Sentences ranged from four to eighteen months. all were sent to the third division for hard labor.
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London
Multant
One Mile
Central Criminal Court
Dampare
Harriet Kerr
Agnes Lake
Laura Lennox
Rachel Barrut
Beatrice Saundera
F Panice Kenney
Edward Clay
Socal
Annie Kenney
Winston One Churchill
Thedmidaity
Vinigt Asquith
Kenney
N P Settled Damage Suits In Jamestown North Carolina
A large number of damage suits were settled in district court in Jamestown North Carolina by mutual agreement. Six suits by county residents against the Northern Pacific Railway over damages from locomotives were settled with amounts ranging from 160 to 1600 dollars. Plaintiffs named Richard A Wilson Jones Knutson Margaret Riebe Miriam West Charles McDermote Rein hart Miller. Attorneys Knaut and Knaut announced the final action.
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Jametown
N. C
Jung Ij
Northern Pacific Railway
Richard A. Wilson Jones Knutson
Margaret Riebe
Miriam West
Charles McDermote
Rein~hart, Miller
Knaut & Knaut Fore Tie
Analosa
Hearing in North Dakota murder case nears end
In Washburn on June 17 the prosecution wove its evidence against banker Funk’s killer. Photographer Degraff identified views of the Funk and Anderson residences while Captain Leach testified about rushing to aid the wounded banker and the explosion-like report. Widow Mabel Funk and servant Hilma Fahlgren described the events around the murder on April 14 and the immediate aftermath, with prosecutors asserting Anderson fired from a window across the yard.
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Washburn
N. D
Degraff
Funk
Anderson
Walfred T. Anderson
Lawrence
Andersson
Lescn
Leach
Atkinson
Pete Ae
Baugh
Tam
Joe Leach
Hilma Fahlgren
Mia
Lao
Cpt
Anncrace
Charge Traitor Ends Baffling Chase Across Frontiers
Williston June 17 An aging desperado known as Kid Traitor, famed for raids in the range country, is again at large after Sheriff Ben Olion tracked him from early days into both the United States and Canada. Sheriff Erickson joined by Deputy Stromlind and W. Reonsuchoerh formed a warrant detail, tracing Traitor toward Buford county amid reports of potential capture.
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Williston
M.D
Kid Traitor
Iid
Inet
Ben Olion
Torme
Big
Canada
Wan
Mathonne Teachier
Tate Beauity
Here
Erickson
Deotien Stromlind Poteraon
W. Reon
Sacs
Fargo girl walks from Chicago to Twin Cities
St Paul June 17 awaiting instructions from her mother a Fargo girl walked from Chicago to the Twin Cities after starting in Wisconsin She told friends she left Chicago tired and destitute with money missing when about to purchase a ticket at Menomonie She planned to walk to St Paul. the journey began last Thursday and covered forty four miles to date
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P Fargo
Chicago
TWIN
St. Paul
Nomenia
Wis
Menomonie
Bt Pi
Bulgaria Consents to Demobilize Amid Balkan Tensions
Dispatches report cholera cases rising among Iberian troops in Macedonia and moslem villagers in Servian occupied areas facing massacres. Bulgaria agrees to demobilize on condition of equal joint garrisons with Servia and Greece, amid border tensions and prior invasions.
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Salonill
Vari [Poti
Macedonia
Petriteh
Tchatalja
Bulein
Bulgaria
Vienna
Roverniment
Servia
Greece
Neue Fy Presse
Noted N D Arctic Explorer Sets Sail North
Victoria B C June 17 The Stef fanoo Arctic expedition funded by Canada sails from Victoria with aims to map islands north of the Mackenzie river, collect Arctic flora, survey channels for trade routes and study Coronation Gulf Eskimo populations. No pole reach planned.
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Victoria
B. C
MacKenzie River
Coronation Gulf
Victorialand
North Pole
Amundsen
Arctic
Nome
Beaufort Moa
Trix
Brefanson
Herschel Island
Beaufort Sea
Greenland
Prince Patrick Island
Stefanason
Karluk
Robert Bartlett
Pearcy
James Murray
W. T. McKinley
University of Glasgow
George Malloch
Victoria Land
Alaska
Point Barrow
Simpson Bay
R. M. Anderson
Fritz Johansen
U. S
J. 8. O'Neil
Kenneth Chapman
J. R. Cox
Henri Beau
Andrew
Victrola
Stefansson
Anderson
Breansgon
Stefanagon and
Anderson ii
Ieee Gees Ag
Bubonic Plague Breaks Out At Jackmel Haiti
Port au Prince reports an epidemic of bubonic plague at the seaport of Jackmel thirty miles away with multiple fatalities. Authorities seal the town with troops while the government pursues measures to halt spread. In North Dakota, Minot hosts over 500 druggists and wives for the Gerth Dakota retail druggists' association convention on August 5.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Jackmel
Minot
N. D
Aug
Gerth Dakota Retail Druggists’ Associaton
Forge Commercial Club Sets Booths At State Fair
The executive committee of the Forge Commercial Club plans to assist Farmo manufacturers by providing booth space in the Merchants pavilion at the Interstate Fair. They will operate production machines and promote views of the fair, though exact arrangements and compensation details are not yet finalized.
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WILK
Forge Commercial Club
Rome
Farmo
Intertate
Fatr
Bae
Mivan
Worth Hurrying Home Story From Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Grattan and Meath Street with names and places, indicating a local brief about a person named Grattan and a retirement related note. The readable fragments hint at a homeward hurried action and a connection to Minne po and Nie hotbe, with unclear surrounding details.
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C. A Grettun
Sovarslan
Iowa
Pie
More Senators Before Probers Heard in Hearing
Washington reports reveal Senators Colt of Rhode Island and Smith of Michigan testified before the senate lobby inquiry. Only nine other senators, including Culbernon of Burleleh Maine, are noted as to be heard amid interruptions. Testimony touches on tariff policy and lobbying influence.
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Washington
Colt
Rhode Island
Smith
Michigan
Senate
Culbernon
Burleleh
Maine
Rekin
Ei Ao
Ladew party in Japan amid yacht voyage tale
J Harvey Ladew of New York and a group of friends ran into trouble in Japan when his yacht Columbia, a 196 foot brigantine, entered a floxed port at Wakayama. The party included Miss Hilda Holmes and relatives, with plans to cruise inland seas toward Shanghai and possibly up the Yangtze.
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J. Harvey Ladew
New York
Japan
Waku
Elsie Ladew
Eye. Ladew
Bat Sixty- Fourth Street
Landon
Joseph
Oliver
Mins
Anne M. Wall
Frank T. Wall
West Seventy-third Street
Juan M. Ceballos
Juan M. Cebalion
Ler
Havana
Naples
Moluccas
Singapore
Shanghai
Hongkong
Laden
Yokohama
Yang-tse- Klang River
Physicians Discuss Diseases at American Medical Assn Meet
Minneapolis June 17 The American Medical Association held its sixty fourth annual convention with Dr Abraham Jacobi retiring as president and Dr John Witherspoon of Nashville installed as head. Gov A O Eberhart welcomed attendees as Dr Wallace Blanchard of Chicago noted nationalities' varying deformity susceptibility and rickets impact on new immigrants. Dr Guy Kelfer of Detroit outlined a modern health department with multiple divisions including laboratories and milk inspection. B Wood of Sasnenien urged a city health officer to lead community health efforts.
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Minneapolis
American Medical Association
House
Abraham Jacobi
New York
John Witherspoon
Nashville
A. O. Eberhart
Wallace Blanchard
Chicago
Guy Kelfer
Detroit
Model Health Department
B. Wood
Sasnenien
Mexican troops accused of border disorder near Nogales
Douglas Arizona June 17. Reports say about 200 Mexican soldiers have organized to cross the border into Nogales and cause trouble. Allegations include blocking rail traffic and harassing state troops as authorities blame the unrest on a named group.
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Douglas
Ariz
Mexhan
Federal
Na Laborard
Columbue
Ni Nogales
Unl
I. Wan
Tebuntal
Rather Rovers
Amelie i Boor Sa Resa
Tax Commission Wins Full State Appropriation Ruling
North Dakota Supreme Court rules unanimously that the state Tax Commission is entitled to a double appropriation totaling 22500 under chapter 203 of the 1911 session. The decision upholds salaries of 3000 each, travel, clerk hire, printing and related expenses, reconciling conflicting prior bills and governor vetoes.
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Tax Commission
Bismarck
N.T
Supreme Court
North Dakota
State Tax Commission
Hanna
Man in Auto Accident Dies in Bowbells Hospital
Bowbells North Dakota June 17 Tom Crist died yesterday at a Bowbella hospital from a fractured skull after the automobile he rode in overturning on a high grade. Driver Bowbella Be Pierson and Olson are recovering with expected recovery. Pierson tried to round a high grade at excessive speed causing the crash.
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Bowbells
N. D
Tom Crist
Bowbella
BE. W. Pierson
Olson
Pierson
Currency Reform Bill Up Friday
Washington reports a currency reform plan will be sent to the House as an administration bill by Representative Glass of Virginia next Friday. The debate centers on a 20 percent ad valorem tax and shifting it to a freer system with wool support, as Underwood is absent but due to return Friday.
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Washington
Ways and
House
Representative Glass
Virginia
House Banking and Currency Committee
Wilson
Dias
Underwood
W VA Probe Ends Tomorrow
Charleston June 17 witnesses called to present mine operators side in the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek labor dispute as a senate hearing here will end tomorrow night. Chairman Swanson said the Washington situation demanded the committee's presence and it must depart Charleston at the earliest possible time. News of critical hill conditions continued to reach Charleston though union officials claimed efforts to keep men at Paint Creek and Cabin Creek working.
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Charleston
W. Va
Paint Creek
Cabin Lreek
Senate
Swanson
Washington
Tme
Cabin Creek
Friedmann Returns Home After Tuberculosis Cure Controversy
New York reports that Dr. Fr. Fy Friedmann, the Berlin physician who claimed a tuberculosis cure, sailed home today as his New York institute was closed following a health board ban on his vaccine. He gave no indication of a return.
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New York
Fy Friedmann
Berlin
Board of Health
National Credit Men In Session Opens Convention
About 389 delegates from across the United States gather in Cincinnati for the National Credit Men’s Association annual convention. The event opens with remarks by B. Galsbury of Steaneaport and Cooper Frend, amid charges involving alleged thefts and a confrontation with Bert Palmer.
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National Credit
Pathfinder for Glidden Tour Here at Barnesville
The Mitchell Moose, a Pathfinder car from Minneapolis, left Fergus Falls Sunday for Crookston after a severe storm near Barnesville. Three passengers, C A Stedman of Minneapolis, Frank Zirbes driver, and W S Forman of Chicago, endured strong winds and muddy roads as they headed toward Fargo on the 1914 Glidden tour for the national drive.
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Mitchell Mooke
Crookston
C. A. Stedman
Minneapolis
Overal Pathfinder
Frank Zirbes
Minneapoliis
W. 5. Forman
Chicago
Mitchell
Zirben
Frisco
Europe
Minneapolia
Fergus Falls
Barnesville
Fargo
Scream for Help Arouse Citizens near Stillwater
Stillwater Minn June 17 Screams for help drew a crowd to the St Croix riverbanks as canoeists Anta and Dec Alderson capsized. Henry ler aided by the Swain crew pulled the pair to safety while a roving boat assisted. In Square Lake near Marie Mills Minn yesterday A Swanson a schoolteacher drowned after his boat upset while trying to reach shore. Fisherman John Jeremy searched for the body.
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Stillwater
Minn
St. Croix River
Anta
Dec Alderson
North Hill
Henry Ler
Aaah
Swain
Stroller
Andersons
Square Lake
A. Swanson
Marie Mills
Nehore
Aebing
Ohn
Jeremy Wa
Swanson
German Empress Too Tired for Imperial Celebrations
In Berlin on June 17, the German Empress Rupals Victorit missed the official jubilee event honoring her husband’s reign. After years of strain and a recent wedding, her health kept her from attending, while court duties continued amid a crowded imperial scene.
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Belin
Empresa Rupals
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