Public printer takes charge as Leech at government office
Washington reports John S. Leech assumes control of the government printing office. Navy announces battleship South Carolina, under construction at Cramps shipyard, to be launched July 11 with 16 000 displacement, sister ship to Michigan.
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Washington
John S. Leech
Navy Department
South Carolina
Cramps
Michigan
Great Britain
Ireland
Meyer
the Navy
Edwin P. Hanna
Treasury Department
First National Bank of New York
McKinley
Chicago Invasion of Noisy Crowds at Convention Start
Chicago on June 16 saw flags, bands, and crowds as state delegations and marching clubs arrived for the national convention. Private conferences in hotel upper rooms shaped the platform amid uncertainty over the vice presidential contest and the Dolliver movement gaining ground.
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Chicago
Taft
Dolliver
Insane Woman Kills Family Then Takes Life
In Cadillac Michigan on June 16 seven members of Fred Cooper’s family were killed by his wife and mother who then committed suicide. Fred, the lone surviving son, lies in Mercy hospital with a fighting chance, recalls a distant gunshot, and authorities suspect the mother acted after leaving an asylum prior confinement.
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Cadillac
Mich
Fred Cooper
Mercy Hospital
Cooper
Fred
Deportation Plan Targets 1000 East Indians in B C
A Seattle report says British Columbia may deport about 1000 East Indians to India if approved by the Dominion government. Deputy labor commissioner W L McKenzie King says 300 are willing to be deported, leaving 700 to be ordered out under existing law.
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British Columbia
Seattle
India
W. L. McKenzie King
Dominion
Vancouver
New Westminster
Caleb Powers Finally Pardoned in Goebel Murder Case
Gov. Wilson grants full pardon and restoration of rights to Caleb Powers after eight years of legal battles over the Goebel murder case. James Howard also pardoned. Powers, once convicts on life terms, released from Georgetown jail after receiving the pardon and plans to visit his mother before deciding his future. He proclaims innocence as petitions from hundreds of thousands push for clemency.
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Frankfort
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Powers
Georgetown
Barbourville
Wiliam Goebel
Williams
Taylor
Goebel
James Howard
Gov. Willson
De Lagercrantz to Return Amid Persona Non Grata Rumors
The White House denied that Swedish minister Herman de Lagercrantz has become persona non grata. Rumors claimed he used influence to block Swedish immigration to aid employers. officials said the minister is on leave and expected to return to Washington soon.
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Washington
White House
Herman de Lagercrantz
United States
Whips Boy in Face Fined for Assault
Eau Claire Wisconsin June 16. Fred Reed a farmer in the vicinity used a horse whip on neighbor boy Albert Burger fourteen severely cutting his face. He was tried and found guilty of assault and battery and fined 37 dollars 40 cents amid family feuding.
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Lash
Lad
Eau Claire
Wis
Fred Reed
Albert Burger
American Ambassador Hill Receives Warm Berlin Audience
Berlin June 16 The emperor yesterday received in audience the new American ambassador to Germany David Jayne Hill who succeeds Charlemagne Tower The audience was arranged days before but the greeting from the emperor was hearty and cordial
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Berlin
Germany
David Jayne Hill
Charlemagne Tower
Dr. Hill
Silverware Stolen From Connecticut Official Recovered After 31 Years
Police in Hartford recovered a set of silverware stolen from Lieut. Gov. Sill of Connecticut and returned it to William Reynolds Sill of New York City, son of the governor. The items had been in pawn for over three decades.
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New York
Gov. Sill
Connecticut
Hartford
William Raynold Sill
Woman Killa Escort When Riding on Sparks Road
Reno June 16 Mrs George E Winters shot and killed J A Beatty a Sparks businessman while riding together on the Sparks road. The woman drove to Sparks and surrendered claiming Beatty had threatened her life and she killed him in self defense. They had been quarreling.
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Reno
Nev
George E. Winters
J. A. Beatty
Sparks
Beatty
Abstract of 1907 Aetna Life Insurance Statement
North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance certifies the abstract of Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford for 1907, detailing capital, assets, and policies written in North Dakota, including premiums, losses, and commissions. Also includes statements for North Dakota General Fire Insurance Company and Northwestern Mutual Fire Insurance Company with authority to transact in North Dakota through May 1908.
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Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
North Dakota
M. G. Bulkeley
J. L. English
C. E. Gilbert
Insurance Commission
North Kota
North Dakotas
Nora
North Dakot
Seeee Tavilo
North Geneal Fire Insurance Company
State of North Paxota
Ward Star
A. K. ‘Tweto
Broadway
Dakota
North Commissioner of Insurance
Bismarck
State OF North Dakota
Commissioner of Insurance
State of
Beal
Psi Se
Eevee Oe
Westne
Insurance compliance filing notice from North Dakota official
North Dakota official EB C Cooper certifies that a palay company has filed a certified copy showing compliance with insurance laws. The document grants authority to transact its specified business and is dated December 1, 1008 with a final seal and signature dated April 4, 1008 at Bismarck.
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State OF North Dakota
Commissioner of Insurance
Northwestern Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
E. C. Cooper
Dane
Bismarck
A. D
Insurance
Palay Company
C. Cooper
Sei
How Snakes Hear and See
Snakes lack external ears but sense sound by vibrations through their scaled skin. They use a crude ear bone system and the tongue to detect vibrations, while their vision is highly keen for detecting moving objects.
Popular Enough in-law marriage dispute in town
A dialog unfolds as Mr Cumrox contemplates pressure from a mother and her daughters who favor a suitor for his daughter. The exchange centers on social popularity and parental concern over marriage prospects in a close community.
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Mr. Cumrox
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