Dr E E Hale Passes Away at ripe loss mourned
President Taft and Senate mourn the passing of Dr Edward Hale longtime Senate chaplain and author born 1822 in Boston Harvard graduate. His life spanned ministry history and reform work with Leading Hand clubs and The Kings Daughters. Public tributes followed his death in Roxbury with family at his side.
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Chaptain
United States Senate
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Hala
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Arthur Wale
Washington
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Union College
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Hale
Taft
Harvard
Boston
Woreed
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Edward Everett
Lendl
King’s Daughters
South Congregational Church
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Tae Senate
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Hoar
Garrison
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Cac Ae
Sanitary Commission
Ovation to General Grant at Confederate veterans reunion
Frantic Memphis crowd cheers General Grant son as Confederate veterans recall old feud. A suppressed parade ends with Grant and his son on stage while veterans shout praise and offer salutes, many moved to tears by the unlikely moment of reconciliation after a bitter history.
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Memphis
United Confederate
Proderick Dep Grant
States Army
Genara Grant
Grant
Bevan Announces Senate Candidacy in Oman Nebraska
The candidate Bevan announces intent to run for the United States Senate seat to replace Nurkott whose term ends in March 1941. The formal notice, prepared by Hlehar Metcalf of the Commoner, frames Bevan within a modeled Oregon Nebrasta system for the upcoming primary in November 140.
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Oman
Neb
Willian J. Bevan
United State Senate
Ehuer J. Nurkott
Hlehar Metcalf
Odline
Gommoner
Bevan
Orexton Nebrasta
Frit
Begit
Furnace Disaster Kills Seven At Wheeling Steel Plant
A violent furnace rupture at the Wheeling Steel plant near Martins Ferry, Ohio, caused a fireball of molten iron that swept over workers. Seven men died and 13 were injured, many badly burned. several bodies were unrecoverable or badly charred. Manager Fred Zimmermann helped rescue workers and sustained serious burns.
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Martins Ferry
Wheeling
Steve Batehe
Furnacemin
Gevinits
Na Masig
Condita Sxerioud
St Micavi
Furnacemun
Charles Logan
Ladiy
Dine Pero
Rimanian Firnicemin
Prensa
Robert Mills
Pernaman
Vick
Barney
Martis
Hhe
Yvred Zimmerann
Felow
Visayan Mutiny At Davao Church Fortified To Repel Loyalists
Rebels attacked a loyal defense at a church in Davao Province. Governor Walker moved trusted natives to hold the church as mutineers bombarded it for three hours. Reinforcements arrived from Mati and Nagao, with thirty native troopers fleeing to the mountains.
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Enimobulary
Ievae
Mindanke
Atve
Mogi
Walker
Davao
Troopa
Mati
Nagao
AMA opposes benzoates and preservatives in foods
The American Medical Association adopted a resolution against benzoates and other preservatives in food after D H Bergey of Philadelphia argued such additives harm consumers. Dr A L Reed will take the issue to Washington to seek legislation banning their use, amid debate over past rulings and Pennsylvania pure food law changes.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
D. H. Bergey
Philadelphia
Washington
A. L. Reed
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Taft
R. Bergey
Pennsylvania
WETS WIN COUNTY IN OHIO BACKS SALOON VOTE
In Mahoning County Ohio the wet side won by 1069 in a 20195 vote. City of Youngstown supported saloons by 2677 while areas outside the city voted dry by 104. All wards in Youngstown except one went wet.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning County
Ona
Slavonia Shipwreck Strands Off Sovos Island
The Cunard liner Slavonia with 110 cabin and 300 steerage passengers ran aground near Sovos Island after leaving Naples June 3. North German Lloyd and Hamburg America Line vessels aided, rescuing all aboard as the Slavonia became a probable total wreck. Irene and Hamburg rescue ships took on board passengers.
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Slavonia
Sovos Island
Azores
Atlantic
Naples
Lingd
Lloyd
Hramberg- Aneskan
Tatavie
Pringeas Irene
Calin
Batavia
Father of specie payments dies in Chicago at 79
Lazarus Silverman, noted Chicago banker and originator of the 1873 plan for specie payments under the Sherman bill, dies at 79. During the Civil War he organized and funded an infantry company. He visited Washington in 1878 and presented his plan to Senator Sherman.
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Chicago
Lazarus Silverman
My. Silverman
Washington
Sharman
Massacres in Persia Ignite Border Turmoil Across Ardshi
A Novoe Vremya dispatch from Osiuid reports Shakhsoven tribesmen ravaging Ardshi district in Azerbaijan, Persias northwestern province, with as many as 6000 killed. In Teheran, an incident between Turkish and Persian forces near Samian qo wounded and killed soldiers, escalating regional violence.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Osiuid
Azerbaijan
Persia
Teheran
Tuhriy Saya
Conan
Samian Qo Wondanate
Anterteany Sugar Resting Company takes control of Pennsylvania plant
A federal grand jury investigates how Anterteany Sugar Resting Company gained control of the Pennsylvania Sugar Resting Company. The suit includes a $30,000,000 damage claim by the Penn sylvant Company over closure of the Pennsylvania plant after an alleged loan facilitated by Gustav Kissel.
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New
Resigns in disgust at meat inspection methods
St Louis note: after 18 months as United States meat inspector in East St Louis packing houses, Harms resigns and asks Agriculture Secretary Wilson to investigate the meat inspection system at the National stock yard. He says inspectors were content with the packers and that conditions were intolerable. Harms returned home to Framingham, Q.
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St. Louis
United States
Return to Old Wage Scale in Maryland Plant
An adjusted wage scale at Maryland Steel Company will be restored across all departments in April, affecting thousands of workers. Officials say the revised rate will bring wages back to the pre-improvement level, with the union stressing the move as a needed correction after disputed adjustments.
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Baltimore
Maryland Steel Company
Archibald Gives Syracuse University Large Gift
Syracuse trustees announce Archibald contributed 375000 to the university. Earlier gifts totaled 300000 to clear the mortgage on university property, with a further yearly sum noted as generously supporting the institution.
Tragic Auto Crash Drowns Six At Sacrament River
Six people including Kulghia Landing Cal Mel Wes Hixen HL Vurusait Miss Mart Yoon and Miss dia Dugan of Woodhunt drowned when their automobile toppled into the Sacrament river. Chauffeur Joseph Armstrong survived after a bout of effort.
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Kulghia
Cal— Mel
Wes Hixen
So HL Vurusait
Mart Yoon
Dia Dugan
Woodhunt
Taly de Sacrament
Joseph Armstrong
PLEA FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN ELECTIONS
Washington report on a speech by President Taft before Catholic missionaries stressing separation of church and state. He argues government should avoid religious bias in elections and that religious liberty strengthens the nation, invoking his Rome visit and calls for unity among denominations.
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Yeas
Taft
Congress of
Catholic Missionaries
Doyle
Yin
Leo Xiiii
Rome
Oppose River Project for 14-Foot Waterway From St Louis to Gulf
Washington reports say the board of engineers finds a 14 foot deep waterway from St Louis to the gulf undesirable. The plan would cost 18 million dollars plus annual maintenance and is deemed unnecessary given current commerce. A smaller 8 to 9 foot channel from St Louis to Cairo and to the Ohio mouth would meet demand.
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St. Louis
Gulf
Board of Engineers
Dongreas
Mississippi River
Chicago
Mississippi
Ohio
Cairo
Telegraphic Briefs Summary of Postings Across Cities
Chicago Steetcars to start service within days. A lep rosy case identified in Los Angeles. Maryland Steel to restore 10 percent wage cuts from April 1. Vassar commencement hosts Rear Admiral Urin of the Javanese navy and Baroness Urin, a Vassar alumna. Evangelical Lutheran Synod opposes alcohol use and sale, supports 25 mile prohibition around Indian territory. Algernon Sarto ris resigns as secretary of the American legation to Guatemala due to health. Postmaster General Hitchcock ends green medical delivery stamp, shifts back to familiar white stamp amid mail rush.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
Baltimore
Maryland Steel Company
Poughkeensie
N. Y
Urin
Navy
Vassar College
Vassar
Richmond
Ind
General Synod
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Washington
D. C
Algernon Sartoris
Guatemala
Sartoria
Grant
Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Railroads Move to Buy Steel in July Markets
New York reports railroads planning July steel purchases in large quantities. Inquiries estimate around 270000 tons of rails worth about 7000000 dollars. Western mills of the Steel Corporation run at full capacity, with orders extending for months. A steel maker projects national orders in June at about 2000000 tons, slightly above May’s level.
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New York
Steal Corporation
Hemis
Dune
University of Maine pledges pledge against hazing
Trustees adopt a pledge requiring new students to sign an explicit promise not to participate in hazing activities. The decision was reached at a recent meeting. A separate court matter concerns a $20,400,000 suit involving the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company and American Sugar Refining Company, which was settled after a two week trial in U S district court.
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Oginoes
University of Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
Americsiay
Soyached Trust
Dla
United States District Court
Black Hand suspects rounded up in Ohio operations
Postoffice inspectors in Cincinnati report arrests in Marion and Dennison as part of uncovering a large Ohio branch of the Black Hand. Investigators say Italians led by Sam Lima extorted thousands via letters and threats, with money found hidden in a Lima store. More arrests expected as evidence links Marion to wider assaults.
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Dennison
Port Office
Black Hand
America
Marlon, O
Postoffice
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Ohio
Sam Lima
Joe Rizzo
Antonio Vicario
A. Murfis
Holmes
Bellefontaine, O
Inspector Holmes
Italy
Post Office
Rizzo
Mule
Devastating Spanish Storm Haunts Durango and Cerantes
Reports from Madrid describe a Sunday storm that ravaged Durango Atratia and La Sierra causing massive loss of life and property. Overflowing streams submerged districts, a deluge struck Cerantes during a cattle fair, crowds fled for shelter, and Montemayor church was destroyed with many feared dead.
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Madrid
Spain
Durango
Atratia
la Sierra
Cerantes
Montemayor
Mrs Sage's Large Gifts Spark Universal Insurance Talk
New York widow of Russell Sage has pledged to spend her $868000000 fortune over five more years. An ongoing Russell Sage Foundation study shows she has given away about 35000 a year for the past three years, fueling plans for a government supervised workingmen's insurance program led by Mrs Sage and prominent employers.
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New York
Russell Sage
Russell Sage Foundation
Balloon Races Report Distances By Aerial Navigators
Last of six balloons in the Indianapolis distance race, St Louis HL piloted by A B Lambert, landed at Kelso Tennessee after about 840 miles. The New York balloon helmed by A Holland Forbes reached Corinth Massachusetts after 876 miles in 86 hours 10 minutes. University City of St Louis went 340 miles to Blanche Tennessee in 25 hours 24 minutes. Hoosier skippered by Captain Baldwin traveled 240 miles to Greenbrier Tennessee. Cleve land ended at Columbus Indiana after 40 miles in 2 hours 55 minutes.
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St. Louis
Kelso
Tenn
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H. EB. Honeywell
Ald
New York
A. Holland Forbes
Corinth
Mass
University City of
Black Hand marking on grim bundles found in New York
Police found a dismembered man’s body, head missing, wrapped in brown paper and cloth labeled Black Hand. A stranger left the bundles with a boy for five cents, and four chest stab wounds were noted. The packages were turned over at the local station as investigators probe the crime.
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Grewsoma
New York
Delaware Coroner Finds Fortune in Old Safe
Seaford Delaware ex Coroner Nathaniel Conway bought a small safe over 30 years ago for 2. He broke the lock with a hammer this week and gold coins spilled out. A crowd gathered as Conway loaded bags with coins from the floor, saying he can now live in luxury.
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Seaford
Bel
Nathaniel Conway
Conway
Powder Magazine Blast Wounds 500 at Cracow Station
A Cracow dispatch reports 500 people wounded when an army powder magazine near the railway station exploded after a lightning strike. Three soldiers died and 1,500 projectiles scattered into the crowd. hundreds of homes damaged as the bolt touched the stored powder. The incident occurred Saturday night as crowds waited for a train.
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London
Cracow
Austrian
Poland
Hongsas
Earthquake Devastates Karinchi Near Padang in Sumatra
A powerful quake struck Karinchi, 185 miles southeast of Padang, overnight June 3 to 4. The disaster left about 230 dead and many injured as a tidal wave swept away fragile huts and cockle shell huts along the coast.
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Padang
Sumatran
Karinchi
Steel rail mill resumes operations at Ensley
Announcement by Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co. states the steel rift mill at Ensley, Birmingham, Alabama will resume operations, with about 1,500 workers to be employed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
Ensley
Flood Triggers Malaria Outbreak in Capetown
Heavy rains overflow the Orange River in Capetown South Africa. Swarms of mosquitoes breed, sparking a malaria outbreak affecting three-quarters of the population. Dozens presumed dead in the crisis.
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Capetown
S. A
Orange River
Governor Hadley Signs Public Cigarette Ban for Parsons
Governor Hadley signs a bill prohibiting smoking by parsons aged 10 to 18 in public places in Duffoysan City Missouri. The act aims to curb youth cigarette use and restricts public consumption by designated clergy members within the state.
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Duffoysan City
Hadley
Parsons
New Alaskan Government Plan Seeks Territorial Rule
Washington delegate Wick ershawm introduces a bill proposing a territorial government for Alaska with the capital at Duncon. The measure grants citizenship to all Russian subjects in Alaska as of March 40, 18117 and calls for the first assembly election on November 11 with sessions starting the second Monday in January.
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Washington, D. C
Wickershawm
Alaska
Duncun
Judiva
Finance and Trade Review Signals Mixed Market Readiness
The survey notes progress toward business confidence with delays in turf treatment and a weaker June crop statement, while May pig iron output hints at a downturn. Buyers push for prompt deliveries, especially transport firms, and cotton goods show stronger activity led by jobbers. Prints and woolen sectors edge higher as inventories dwindle and fall orders firm, with shoe leather demand improving and St Louis manufacturers boosting sole purchases in Boston.
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St. Louis
Boston
Viennese Bread Plaits From A Warmer Oven Recipe
Vienna Brad outlines a yeast bread method mixing flour salt yeast cake and sugar with warm milk butter and egg. After kneading the dough rises an hour then is rolled and cut into four plaits, proofed fifteen minutes and baked in a hot oven.
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New York
City forester exam sparks interest amid red light probe
Thirty Chicago citizens took the civil service examination Tuesday for the city forester position. The article notes the public interest in forested areas but does not specify locations, suggesting the appeal lies in the era’s urban greenery and civic intrigue.
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Chicago
Wayman
Civil Service
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