Roosevelt to be greeted by entire nation
New York June 6 Col Theodore Roosevelt sails from Southampton on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria to begin the final leg of his journey home arriving June 18. A massive nonpartisan reception is planned with harbor parade a Battery Park address by Mayor Gaynor and a Broadway Fifth Avenue procession led by Rough Riders. Thousands from across the country will attend with many organizations chartering ships and boats for the welcome. Mrs Roosevelt will attend a luncheon at Sherry's before joining her husband at a Long Island home.
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Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Southampton
Eng
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Grant
United States
Admiral Dewey
Battery Park
Gaynor
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Rough Riders
Taft
New York Harbor
Republican Club of
Coast Line
Col. Roosevelt
Atlantic
Twenty-third Street
Maine
California
Gulf
Great Lakes
Battery
Harlem River
Roosevelt
Mounted Police of
Robert Hunter
Oklahoma City
Fourth Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Donald McLean
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sherry's
Jone
Long Island
Mediation Declined by Madriz in Nicaraguan Conflict
In Managua on June 6 President Madriz rejected Provisional President Estrada's mediation proposal with the United States. He warned the move signals weakness of the revolutionaries and dismissed reports of Gen. Chavarria's overthrow at Rama as pure invention, noting Chavarria advanced to Muelle De Los Buey and fought heavily against Mena and Chamorro forces.
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Managua
Madriz
Estrada
United States
Chavarria
Rama
Muelle de Los Buey
Mena
Chamorro
Pittman May Be Free In Nicaragua Raid Doubt Remains
Reports from Port Simon say there is considerable doubt Pittman the American with Estrada forces in Nicaragua was captured by Madriz army. Madriz prisoners claim Pittman’s capture but truth of the ruse is questioned. Estrada would trade Gen Chavarria for Pittman if found. efforts by Consul Moffett and Estrada to locate him continue.
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New Orleans
Port Simon
Wm. L. Pittman
Estrada
Nicaragua
Madriz
Bluefields
Pittman
Washington
Chavarria
United States
Moffett
Gen. Estrada
Berlin beauty accused in Christmas murder plot
Frau von Schoenebeck-Weber of noble birth stands trial for instigating the murder of her husband Maj. von Schoenebeck on Christmas day 1907 and aiding Capt. Von Goeben. Goeben confessed. she denies participation, earlier released for lack of evidence, later arrested after Reichstag complaints.
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Berlin
Frau von Schoenebeck-Weber
Maj. von Schoenebeck
von Goeben
Allenstein
East Germany
Frau von Schoenebeck
Capt. von Goeben
Schoenebeck
Capt
Weber
Reichstag
Socialist Mayor Berger to Reply to Taft in New York
Victor L. Berger, socialist leader of Milwaukee and a key party figure, will respond Monday night to President Taft's remarks on socialism. He will address New York Socialists, praising Taft's framing of socialism as a national issue while criticizing the Republican Party as aligned with organized capital and trusts.
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New York
Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger
Taft
Jackson
Mich
Berger
Republican Party
DePauw Students Hear Last Sermon
Greensburg Ind June 6 Dr Francis J McConnell delivered the baccalaureate sermon to DePauw students Sunday night. Monday is class day. Monday night a reception was given the senior class at the president s home. Tuesday is alumni day and Wednesday is commencement day.
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Greensburg
Ind
Francis J. McConnell
DePauw
Mayor Shank Signs Traction Franchise Approval
Mayor Shank affixed his signature to Beech Grove Traction Company's franchise on Monday after Board of Works approval last week. The franchise goes to the city council Monday night for final passage.
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Shank
Beech Grove Traction ‘Company
Board of Works
Insurgents Delay Crisis Over Cannon Chair
In New York on June 6 insurgent Republicans in the house decided to delay overt moves against Speaker Cannon. They plan to use him as a campaign issue next fall, fearing too much cooperation with Democrats could provoke home rebellion and complicate a vacancy bid. Walter I. Smith of Iowa emerges as a leading potential replacement if needed.
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New York
Cannon
House
Joe
Iowa
Walter I. Smith
Purdue Gala Week Begins Amid Commencement Festivities
Special to The Sun. Lafayette Ind June 6 Purdue began its gala week with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev C S Patton of Ann Arbor Mich as classes closed and students left on outgoing trains. Many remained for the week’s events as the campus greeted commencement week with its usual beauty. Monday night Nicholson's Sylvan players performed Rostand's Les Romancers at Fowler hall. Tuesday will be reunion day.
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Purdue
C. S. Patton
First Congregational Church
Ann Arbor
Mich
Nicholson
Sylvan Players
Edmund Rostand
Fowler Hall
Haag Arrested for Sunday Liquor Sales
A man came from Louis E Haag at 9 S Illinois street with a half pint of whisky without a prescription and Haag faces a Sunday liquor selling charge to be tried in police court Friday. Patrolmen Bledsoe and Hostetter filed the charge.
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Louis E. Haag
S. Ilinois Street
Haag
Bledsoe and
Hostetter
Rat Day Drives Rat Kill in Gibson County
Reports from Gibson county country districts say thousands of rats were killed on rat day. In Princeton hundreds of rats were killed and much cleanup was done as several residents reported rat bites.
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the Sun
Princeton
Ind
Gibson County
Roosevelt speech sparks nationalist fury in Cairo papers
Cairo reports intense nationalist reaction to Theodore Roosevelt's London Guild Hall address. Al Lena denounces him as a second Dr Cook and accuses Roosevelt of ignorance and despotism. El Alam blasts his remarks on Egypt and libels his understanding of history.
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Cairo
Theodore Roosevelt
Guild Hall
London
al Lena
Col. Roosevelt
Cook
Roosevelt
Lord Tramer
el Alam
Egypt
Africa
White Nile
Gorst to be recalled as Wingate may succeed Egypt rule
London reports say Col. Gorst will be recalled after Roosevelt’s sharp critique of British policy in Egypt and his implied censure of Gorst. Gen. Sir Francis Wingate, governor-general of the Sudan, is believed to be named as successor, a move linked to Roosevelt’s public rebukes and friendships with Wingate.
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London
Col
Roosevelt
Egypt
Hal Speen
Edwin Gorst
Gorst
England
Francis Reginald Wingate
The
Soudan
Wingate
Nile
Gondokoro
King George
Queen Mary
Oxford
Institute of Journalists
the Stationers’ Company
Will provides for Indianapolis man in probate
Warsaw Ind June 6 By the provisions of the will of Mattie B Clark of Indianapolis probated here Monday 1200 goes to the Presbyterian Board of Missions 5000 to Dr Frederick Carlton of Indianapolis a nephew and the residue of the estate amounting to 70000 is distributed among relatives the majority of whom live in Indianapolis
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Warsaw
Ind
Mattie B. Clark
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Frederick Carlton
Property Owners Protest Street Improvement Plan
Resident objections filled a Monday board of public works meeting as Osage street between Ohio and New York streets faced a proposed brick or asphalt surface. Three defenders of the project argued for the improvement, highlighting the planned route and benefits to traffic and safety.
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Board of Public Works
Osage Street
Ohio
New York
Indiana lawmakers assured of pork in omnibus bill
Washington June 6 Indiana members of the house were told by Representative Bartholdt chairman of the committee on public buildings and grounds that Indiana will receive its share of public buildings in the omnibus bill to be reported to the house mid next week.
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Washington
Indiana
House
Bartholdt
Committee On
Three Issues Before Iowa In Republican Primary
Des Moines reports three central questions in the Iowa Republican primary. Will Dolliver and Crimmins back progressives for Congress, will Warren Garst face Gov. Carroll as a progressive challenger, and which faction will steer the state convention. Cummins campaigns for progressive nominations while standpatters fear anti progressive resolutions at the state gathering. Several district contests pit progressives against incumbents as Democrats field full slates.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dolliver
Crimmins
Congress
Warren Garst
B. F. Carrol
Cummins
Carroll
Washington
Walter Smith
W. H. Baehr
Hepburn
John Harrah
H. M. Towner
S& W. Bockhart
Kennedy
Halley’s comet remains visible over Washington
Washington reports say Halley’s comet continues to be visible, defying expectations that it had disappeared last week. Observatories at the naval and Georgetown University note the comet should remain in view for several days, with sightings noted last Saturday night and predicted visibility between 9 30 and 11 o’clock if skies stay clear. The comet is traveling southward and about 20,000,600 miles from Earth.
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Nabal Observatory
Georgetown University
Father Torndorff
Firemen Die and Many Injured in New York Warehouse Fire
A devastating blaze at a five story storage warehouse at 110 to 116 Washington street claimed two firefighters' lives and left twenty six injured two critically. Chief Croker aided rescue, retrieved a body, and oversaw a desperate effort as 100 volunteers formed a rescue line to reach trapped men on the top floor amid intense fumes.
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New York
Washington Street
Croker
Big John” Sullivan
Suvoke
Men Are Buried As Buffalo Building Collapses
Buffalo June 6 A wrecking crew at the corner of Syracore and Adams street tore down a two story structure when it collapsed burying a gang of men. Herman Shuart age 27 was killed and three others were injured It is believed Joseph Wichter 2 years old will die James Wirth Jr and James Wheeler were slightly injured.
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Sycamore
Adams Street
Herman Shuart
Joseph Wichter
James Wirth, Jr
James Wheeler
One Dead and Three May Die in Trolley Crash
Rochester dispatch reports a Sunday night trolley wreck near Seneca Falls. One man died, three others were in critical condition at area hospitals, and seven children suffered bruises as a Sunday school excursion car jumped a switch and overturned. Motorman Joseph Marshall is held pending investigation.
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Rochester
N. Y
Seneca Falls
Joseph Marshall
Burglar Captured After Long Chase in Wabash
In Wabash Indiana a burglar fled from John Kaiser home while a sick relative was watched. He moved to William Wilson residence where police arrived during an hour chase. The suspect identified himself as George Smith of Buffalo.
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Wabash
Ind
John Kaiser
William Wilson
James Wilson
George Smith
Buffalo
City board of health urges weed cutting now
The city board of health began sending notices Monday to cut weeds. If weeds are cut now and kept trimmed down during the summer, hay fever and a number of other summer disorders will be fore stalled.
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City Board of Health
Oregon Apple News profits lure investors
The March Oregon Apple News highlights orchard profits in Oregon. Publisher B. W. Johnson is staying at the Denison hotel for a few days, inviting Indianapolis investors to seek his inside information on Oregon orchards.
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Oregon Apple News
Oregon
B. W. Johnson
Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
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