Liberty cheers greet Maden amid AMerican civic freedom
In Mexico City on June 7 a large crowd greeted Francisco Maden as he voiced the belief that liberty must spread across the American continent. He and leaders including La Barra urged unity with Central and South American nations in a shared era of civic freedom. A reception followed at Maden’s residence, where supporters cheered Viva Maden as the two leaders met at the national palace to discuss governance and reforms.
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Lelcony
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WASHINGTON EXECUTION HEAD DISCUSSES STEEL DEALS
Gary, head of United States Steel, told the Inquiry 40 day version that fears of Carnegie threats spurred Moran to push a steel merger. He said 12 former presidents approved absorbing Tennessee Coal by US Steel, a move he would not have opposed. Gary recalled 1901 Tennessee takeover to avert Moore & Behley collapse and banking turmoil. He noted nightly meetings with financiers to shore up weak banks and halt panics.
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Washington
Ebert F. Gary
Wasted States Steel Corpuration
Andrew Carnegie
Pali
J. Fiétoont Moran
Gary
Wag Wne
Cis
Tewnessea Cos
United States Stéel
Tennesgee
New York
Moore & Behley
Seoate
Seoate Ff Pierpont Morgane
Site Purchased for Bluffton Union Station
A group led by Wistram Calapel Te Davennort and W A Kunkel purchased the Bluffton Union Station site for 5000 dollars. The aim is to secure information for a union station for traction company maning nto his city. The Fox Waran and Northern Indivict Traction company plans a suction station. WL B W E company controls local parties and has not joined plans yet. Local hopes MR and will join with other companies to avoid obstructing business streets with curbside and baggage traffic.
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Grand Opére Rewne
Thin Aity
Wistram Calapel Te Davennort
AJ Kunkel
Hues Dougherty
Indianapolis
DW Brows
Cow Fm Canadas
Traction
Ths LD
Bagkege
John Bigelow Near Death in New York Hospital
Diplomat John Bigelow lies at death's door in New York after a paralytic stroke. Family, including Reve Pigtiow Major Jon a Bigelow Isa Bigelow and Mrs Annie Bigelow Harding, stay at his bedside as physicians monitor his condition. Bigelow, aged and active, has long served as trustee of notable institutions and helped found the New York Law School.
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New York
Ansdoua
John Bigelow
Nurthey Anv
Doty
Mander
Bigelow
Higelow
Eyingen
Rey Howse
Mr. Bigelow
Reve Pigtiow
Jona Bieelow
Isa Bigelow
Annie Bigelow
Harding
Sis
Bigetew
Bigetaw
Winter County
Sew Lock
Unclear historical note on national bank notes and secret service
Fragmentary report describes rumors of government shares and notes tied to a financial panic. Mentions Pacific coast rail, New York banners, and victims promised compensation. Secret service involvement cited with disputed evidence and a posed secret order.
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Washington
Pacific Coast Staterite
United States
Necional Bank Noles
New York
Winterfaien
bAsia
Shadlers
Seattle
Javenulae National Bank
Secret Service
Surgeons to Operate on Injured Motorcyclist John Hughes
A brain surgery at St Joseph's Hospital is planned to relieve paralysis and save the life of motorcyclist John Hughes, badly injured after a crash in the opening aviation meet race. Doctor B E McOscer will lead the operation to remove skull fracture and relieve brain pressure, with only faint hopes of recovery.
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Will
John Hughes
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hughes
BE. Jo McOscer
Dr. McDsear
Temino Staldene
Strateh
Une
Fort Wayne Baker Takes Post In Bluffton
Bluffton Ind June 7 A new city postmaster and head of a small Fort Wayne bakery operation was appointed today. Luster E Town a reserved appointee at Bluffton and his bakery on West Are et Street will take charge in a few days. An employee of Halfer Bakery Company Fort Wayne, he arrives as the new postmaster. President Teosived and daily duties begin soon.
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Ind
Luster
Blufton
Halfer Bakery Company
Fort Wayne
Postmarter
Wom- Jeb's
Christan Temperance Luton
Aod
Tambatsa
Gumiber
Waleh
Witt
Antronista
Lezad
Verlen
Ista
Ista É Aclire (He Services As An Acuanter Far al Teast & Yesir
Linsar
Marion Indiana Candidates Fail Tiguer Licenses
In Marion Indiana thirty one Tiguer license applications were denied by the county commissioners. The applicants plan to appeal to the circuit court the next day. The dispute centers on alleged fraudulent votes and the election results.
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County Board Denies Saloon Licenses Amid Vote Dispute
The county board refused to grant saloon licenses to new applicants despite the county attorney’s warning they were qualified. Commissioners Clay and Denlap opposed the licenses, while Fletcher voted in favor. The meeting also noted fraternity members’ influence and the prohibition-era debates on intoxicating drinks.
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Sloonington
T- Board of County Commissioners
Aption
Clay
Denlap
Fletcher
Indiana University
Todry
Reprieve Ends for Shell Surrenders in Fraud Case
Edward M. Spall a remote merchant from Mart Wayne was released after serving part of a federal sentence. At Leavenworth, Spall walked free following a plea and transfer proceedings led by U S Marshal Edgard Schmigt. Co defendants include Tuiflam Lelatoser of Indianapolis and Adam Rooke of Gerylath, all tied to counterfeit coin and stamp schemes.
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Indianapolis
Edward M. Spall
Reme
Mart Wayne
Jude Anderson
Edgard Ti
Schmigt
Shell
Andersno Alarvhal Schmidy
Lon Hoy
Leavesworth
Mormn
Ares Tuiflam Lelatoser
Adam Rooke
Gerylath
Aoun Bricher
South Hand
War measure to bar private Panama Canal ownership
An on the record statement describes a war measure restricting private ownership of the Panama Canal. Colonel Goshals argues such ownership would threaten national sovereignty within the Isthmian zone and insists the measure aims to ensure security during wartime.
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Panama
Two Necessary Witnesses in Bribery Trials
Columbus report notes two lawmakers Geuze Nye and Samuel J L Vining will be necessary witnesses in bribery prosecutions. Nye faces charges of accepting funds and denying involvement while stating the speaker received money to influence actions. The article cites prior communications among lower house members regarding the alleged bribes.
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Lobef Owen J. Evana
Elate Horse of Representatives
Betare
Miller
Geuze R Nye
Samuel JL Vining
Uisa Nye
Nye
Exane
IMPEACHMENT PUSH FOR WTO BACKED MOVEMENT
Unclear obscured meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance group endorses a campaign to impeach officeholders tied to saloon closures Memorial Day plans. The committee expects to recruit support, raise funds, and prosecute antagonists while seeking help from city leaders and police.
Remensnyder Elected Head of Synod of Lutherans
Report from Washington on the election of Dr. JB Remensnyder of New York City as president of the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United States. The event occurred during an evening mass, with President Farr attending, as Rev F P Stanhart of Seine Grave, Texas was elected secretary and other officers named.
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Washington
JB. Rameinsoyder
New York City
Evcngelical Lutheran Church of the United
Farr
Masy Ashen
Tealuree
FP. Stanhart
Seine Grave
Tnt Geonse
Opening Saxvion Sessions Held at Local Churches
Conference sessions open this afternoon with registration for delegates. Programs will feature grade conferences and district gatherings. President Heil presides at First Baptist Church while Miss Lewis oversees at Plymouth Congregational.
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Plymiouth
Plymouth
Frank Matthews
Weather outlook for Washington and region
Reading shows a warm trend into Friday with southeast winds. Fair, warmer Thursday with improving conditions. Forecaster notes Friday remains fair with a chance of showers in the north and rising temperatures into the weekend.
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Thorseay Agi Prieto
Thuridar
Warner
Wouter
Thursdass Fetfay
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