Roosevelt Rewards Loomis With Sea Voyage
A fragment from a 1910s newspaper notes President Roosevelt giving Mr. Loomis a sea voyage as a reward after a reprimand. It also touches on Governor Hanly aiming to curb gambling on the Indianapolis race track and potential troop calls, plus Chicago mayor Dunne’s struggle with municipal ownership plans and a forthcoming competing transit system amid franchise questions. The piece mentions the National Good Roads Association's convention at the Portlands exposition and efforts to boost highway building through model road samples and state conventions.
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Dunne
Chicago
National Goold Roads Association
Porthind Exposition
Efif
Soul and Economy Rally Overcoming Ancient Im Positions
The fragment hints at a group challenging oppressive weights on the economy. It suggests a reckoning with debts or impositions and the value of movement and commerce for those affected by hardship.
Voice of Peace Address by Willcomb Kiley Leader Note
An July issue leader in Magagine features Dame Willcomb Kiley’s meditation on peace liberty and independence. The text evokes bells music and a call for unity while mentioning the author and publication context. The prose blends patriotic sentiment with declarative statements about freedom and the enduring value of peace.
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Dames Willcomb Kiley
Magagine
Pluck Powers Success Against Fearful Hesitation
A terse meditation on luck and success notes that fear defeats progress. The speaker credits pluck as the decisive force, asserting that those who are constantly afraid seldom achieve much and that courage distinguishes achievers from hesitant dreamers.
Fleeing from Lodz Amid Civil Unrest
The report notes large scale flight from Lodz as streetcar fares plunge by over a million during six months and two snouts. Officials anticipate political change with the granting of the constitution and expect orderly rallying of the better element around the governor general.
Serious Phase of Franco German Talks Signals Conference
Berlin June 25 The French ambassador M. Bihourd met Chancellor von Buelow as newspapers debate the Franco German crisis. The North German Gazette says Bonnier’s note offers no clear stance on any conference and responsibility for the war is being shifted to British press articles. A Franco German clash would be decided by French or German battles, not a conference.
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Berlin
von Baelow
Mo Bihourd
Frrench
France
Germany
Bonvier
National Zeitung
Speculation Buoys Morocco Conference Impasse in Paris
Paris reports speculative mood as Germany’s reply to France on the Moroccan conference is awaited. Officials doubt a Wednesday interview and note Berlin may demand a clearer French program on coast trading and frontiers before any formal conference. Public anxiety remains high yet patient, with press urging calm and continued diplomatic courtesy.
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Paris
Germany
Rouvier
Prince Richolin
Berlin
France
Italian Malcontents Protest At Genoa Russian Consulate
A hostile demonstration erupted at the Russian consulate in Genoa on June 25 with cries of Down with the czar and shattered windows. Police dispersed the mob and restored order as observers noted the unrest among Italian malcontents.
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Genoa
Electric Car Leaves Track Injuring Fourteen in Chicago
Fourteen people were injured this afternoon when a rapidly moving electric car on the Chicago and North Shore line left the tracks at Grove Street. The car ran 100 feet along the pavement before striking a trolley pole, wrecking the front compartment and throwing passengers into a heap. Three injuries are listed as serious.
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Chicago
Chicago & North Shore Railway
Grove Street
Chicago University Gives $100000 to Fine Arts Academy
The University of Chicago announces a gift of 100000 dollars toward the American Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. The gift supports a 1,000,000 dollar endowment fund and was disclosed on June 25 in Chicago.
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Chicago University
Fine Arts Academy
Chicago
University of Chicago
American Academy of Fine Arts
Rome
Explosion injures five at Detroit dynamite event
In Detroit, midpoint June 25, an overloaded dynamite cane exploded in the hands of ten year old Andrew Paulszyenki during the harvest parade start. The boy suffered a mangled left leg while Walter Jocisowski was blinded in one eye. Three others received minor injuries.
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Detroit
Mid
Andrew Paulszyenki
Walter Jocisowski
Tragedy Leaves Family Dead and Injured
A man wounded on his doorstep and three children killed lie in pools of blood after a violent incident. The woman involved is believed to have acted in temporary insanity. Mr Gress, en route to a neighbor, heard shots and returned to find his wife injured and the children slain, ages six months to eight years.
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Gress
Serious race clash reported at Lawrenceville Indiana
In Vincennes on June 24 a race fracas at Lawrenceville left City Marshal Contrie George Bells and an unknown black man wounded by bullets. The incident followed a white man George Jones slapping a man and triggering a crowd that formed a gallows before dispersing. Jones is jailed and the unknown victim fled, his exact injuries unclear.
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Vincennes
Ind
Contrie
George Bells
Cotmbs
Lawrenceville
George Jones
Yale President Hadley Delivers Harvard Graduates Baccalaureate
New Haven Conn June 25 President Arthur T Hadley of Yale delivered the annual baccalaureate address to Yale seniors at Woolsey hall. He spoke on the scriptural text Except your righteousness shall exceed the righteousness of the scribes and pharisees ye shall in no case enter the kingdom of heaven The day included city tours and the expectation of a large Yale visitor influx tomorrow morning.
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New Haven
Conn
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Woolsey Hall
Hadley
Kingdom of Heaven
Storm on the Lake Kills Man Near Muskegon
A June Muskegon storm tore the schooner Lydia from its moorings and drove it into a frail boat house sheltering eleven men. Gilber t Mee the boat builder was killed instantly while Tom Naviit survived an hour underwater before rescue. Two others were badly injured in the incident.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lydia
Gilbert Mee
Tom
Marion Negro Arrested for Murder Near Marion Indiana
Jesse Mitchell aged 24 was arrested at Frankfort and brought to Marion this evening charged with the murder of Ervin Dye on November 24 1900. Sheriff Mills authorized the arrest but refused to disclose the nature of the evidence against him.
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Marion
Ind
Jesse Mitchell
Frankfort
Ervin Dye
Mills
Moroccon Sultan Grants Port Concession to German Firm
Tangier dispatch reports the sultan of Morocco granted a concession for a port at Azerud on the Algieran frontier to a German company. The deal concerns the Wadielikus river inlet and follows prior concessions to Germany.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Tangier
Kokomo Youth Drowns in Afternoon Incident
In Kokomo Indiana on June 25 Clarence McLain aged eighteen was drowned this afternoon. Fire department divers recovered the body after about an hour of effort.
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Kokomo
Ind
Clarence McLain
Pool Selling At Race Meeting Sparks City Sheriff Clash
Indianaapolis June 2. Governor Meier writes to Mayor Holtzman urging city action to curb pool selling at the fair grounds during the upcoming race meeting. Meier consults Sheriff Sonarbier about sending deputies if needed. Holtzman says enforcement rests with Marion County sheriff. Sheriff Sonarbier states city police should enforce the law and will call in deputies if overwhelmed.
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Indianapolis
Flaniy Hers
Mayer Holtzman
Hignor
Comig
Tanty Meo
Sonarbier
Meier Holtzman
Marion County
Sourbier
Two fingers amputated after gallant operation in Goshen
Charles Cares, 24, of Middleton, Mich, died today in a Goshen hospital after surgery intended to remove two fingers. The operation followed a mishap at the local facility, with reports noting the painful procedure and its fatal outcome.
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Goshen
Dunea
Charles Cares
Midadleton
Mich
Snapis
Local Ghat And Fort Wayne Visitors Skipe Rescue S
Mr C J Lamont Fort Wayne interurban station agent spent Sunday in Logansport. In Rome City W D Myers Electric Light inspector and companions rescued a Fort Wayne woman who fell from a boat. The victim’s name was not learned. Very Rev J H Bathe, newly appointed pastor at Avilla, preached farewell at the Cathedral and urged prayers for his new field. Rev B W Allen opened the second week of tent meetings at Fourth and Barnheld streets with strong attendance and expected repeat success.
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C. J. Lamont
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Rome City
W. D. Myers
Electric Light Company
J. H. Bathe
Avilla
Father Bathe
B. W. Allen
Fourth
Barnheld Streets
Allen
Electric engines enter England for London trains
Westinghouse electric locomotives to haul trains on London's Metropolitan Railway at 36 mph. Four 300 horsepower motors per locomotive with forced ventilation to fit terminal limits. Used on the underground Joner Circle for freight and to draw steam trains over running powers. Contracts involve lighting at Woolwich Arsenal and other electrical gear in British projects.
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New York
Lungs
Westinghouse
Metropolitan Railway
London
Harrow- Baker Street
Aylesbury
Siamme
Che
Lutnd
Woolwich
Browett, Lindley & Co
Stein Erste
Port Bundas
Pollock Stains
Cias- Bow Corporation
Plorsham
Westingheuss
Scunthorpe Water Works Administration
Gies
Brighton
Paris Banker Georges Rocieuge Dies by Suicide
Paris on June 25 reports banker Georges Rocieuge committed suicide after heavy losses in recent market dealings. The bank’s solvency is noted, with reflections on unity and human connection quoted from Success Magazine as context.
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Paris
Georges Rocieueg
Fimaneier
City Packard Band Concert and Orphans Fair at Library Hall
City events headline Mon day night with Packard Band at Library Hall and St. Vincent Orphans Fair as part of a local cultural slate. Advertises Mani cure goods including files scissors orangewood sticks and cuticle protectant. Rodenbeck at 1904 Calhoun Street offers these items.
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City Packard Band
St. Vincent Orphans
Library Hall
Mmost
Funeral Notice for John Dalman at Wayne Lodge
All members of Wayne Lodge of Perfection are summoned to meet Monday at 1:30 PM in Lodge rooms to attend the funeral of Brother John Dalman. Full attendance is desired. By order WM Geake M T P Chase Read, Secy. Journal Gazette Want Ads. Bring results. It has been proven time and again. Try them.
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Wayne Lodge of Perfection
Bro
John Dalman
Wm, Geake
M. T. P. Chase
Read
Journal-Gazette
Colorado Woman Kills Four Children in Crand Lake
Crand Lake Colo June 24 Mrs Watt C Greggs shot and killed her four children and attempted to take her own life today. The woman is in a hospital under guard and police investigate motive and circumstances of the tragedy.
Electric power plant contract for Marack-10 sheep station
A contract has been secured for a complete electric power plant for the Marack-10 sheep station in Wealand, one of the largest in the region. The Woeast inghouse people are the representatives for Bros. in this matter.
Steel Corporation Targets World Trade Expansion
New York June 2 The United States Steel Corporation plans to expand its foreign operations and boost exports. A director predicts exports could exceed 1.5 million tons this year as competition tightens with rising production. The firm now can manufacture at least 10 million tons of finished internal steel annually, surpassing its largest previous year.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wee
Steel Corporation
Imperial
Production capacity tease hints at vast tonnage claim
A historical report notes that output capability could exceed 11 million tons in a year, suggesting a substantial industrial scale. The fragment mentions sustained production potential and the scope of a large facility or operation, emphasizing the magnitude of capacity under discussion.
Watchman Pleads Guilty in Clover Leaf Theft Case
Frankfort Indiana June 25 Thomas McGuirk a yard office watchman for six years with Clover Leaf Railway pleaded guilty to theft and was sentenced to one to three years in prison About 200 dollars worth of stolen goods including brushes tools soap water tanks brooms cushions saws bicycles polish and other items were found at his home.
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Frankfort
Ind
Thomas McGuirk
Clover Leaf Railroad Company
McGuirk
Blue law closes Austin saloons and soda fountains
Austin Texas June 25 An old Sunday law was sealed rigorously here today and saloons and even soda fountains were closed from midnight last night until midnight tonight. It was impossible to get a shoe shine or a cigar and baseball managers opened gates to all to play. Hundreds left the city on local trains for resorts outside the city limits.
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Austin
Texas
President Alexander Getting Along Nicely
New York June 25 at the home of his daughter it was announced that James W Alexander former president of the Equitable Assurance Society was getting along nicely. His condition last night was grave.
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New York
James W. Alexsander
The
Equitable Assurance Society
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