Dupont Secures Senate Nomination in Delaware Caucus
The Delaware caucus nominated Col Henry A Dupont as the Senate candidate for the 1907 term on a single ballot, defeating Addicks who claimed ally support. J Frank Allee and Caleb St Layton welcomed Dupont, while talks of an agreement between Dupont and Addicks shaped the race.
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Reriins
Boyer
Meh
Molina
Ehured
Henry A. Toowong
United States
Delaware
Col
Henry A. Dupont
Addicks
Ain
Suilles
Saye
Ator
J. Frank Allee
Caleb St Layton
Wahington
State Department
Thurpont
Vaypont
Lot
Cully
Geet Dupont
Arden Tomblean
Dupont
Wit
Blal Addicks
Allee
New Castle County
Addicks-Dupont
Alice
President Roosevelt Congratulates Alle on Delaware Senate Seat
Dover June Senator Alle receives a presidential telegram from President Roosevelt praising his conduct and congratulating Republicans in Delaware for securing the seat. The message expresses pleasure at the gene you send and heartily congratulates the efforts that led to the success.
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Scrippa
icRar Prees Association
Dover
Del
Alle
Roosevelt
Trepublicans
Delaware
Yheodone Roosevelt
Flowers to join Grand Rapids Daily News team
Mr B Flowers resigns from the Star League business department after long service and will move to Grand Rapids to join the Grand Rapids Daily News. He leaves the local paper soon to take up duties in the new assignment.
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B. Flowers
Star League
Fae
Grand Rapids Daily News
Grand ‘Rapide
Reverend Gaos Win Dies After Ten Week Illness
The Rev T a Gaos win, aged 61, has died after a ten week struggle with illness. His death was expected Tuesday after a long decline. At his bedside were his wife and daughter Mrs Carte Rexford. He was a prominent retired Methodist minister. Surviving relatives include a daughter Mrs Samuel Mantz in Wisconsin and another daughter Mrs O W Weaver in Chicago.
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T. A Gaos
Win
Nfe
Rory
Carte Rexford
jPanniyals
Daugh
Avson
Tives
New Fork
Samuel Mantz
Wisconsin
O. W. Weaver
Janotier
Chicago
Wexford Hyves
Speculator 18 Injured in Springfield Warehouse Fire
Springfield dispatch reports a warehouse fire at Waters-Pierce Oil Company damaged a large stock of assorted goods. Brokman, a spectator, was seriously injured by flying debris from an exploding tank amid the blaze, with losses estimated from 95 000 to 100 000 dollars.
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Serimoy-Urline Press
Nciat
Springfield
Ferrell Being Prosecuted As Assassin Conspirator
Madrid reports Senor Ferrell a director at Modern school is prosecuted as an accomplice of Morales the king Alfonso assassin. He allegedly knew Morales plans and urged bombers to find secrecy and assist in escape. Two others linked to the plot died after the bombing attempt that nearly killed the king and queen.
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Scrippa-McRine
Madrid
Barcelona
Senor Ferrell
Modern School
Manivel “Morales
Alfonso
Morales
Fiat
Schewre
Esetain
Mbaleid
Mak- Cape
Jare
Fight Church Union Appeal Heading to Illinois Appellate Court
Evansville Ind June 11 Judge Green Mount Carmel Ill Maj G V Mengles Mount Vernon Ind and Judge Relater prepared a brief for the Cumberland Presbyterian church appeal to the Illinois appellate court to block church union. Brief due soon filed in Springfield Ill judges to hear in October with plans to stop the Cumberland Presbyterian from joining the union.
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Scrippe-McHee Prese Association
Evansville
Ind
Green
Mount Carmel
GV. Mengles
Mount Vernon
Wiliam Relater
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Tve
Keister
Devalur
Sister shoots sister in Fulton tragedy
In Fulton Kentucky on June 12 Misa Addie Walkton was accidentally shot and fatally wounded by her sister Mrs Lee Harri while examining a reve...
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Eee Fulton, Ky
Misa Addie Walkton
Lee Harri
Catches Robber at Knife Point
Samuel Howard restrained a robber, Bussey, at knife point near 30M Sette-Ave and Alghamast area as officers Hull and Shine arrived. The incident began when Howard heard breaking glass and saw Bussey walking along area street with a wide arm gesture and chandeliers.
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Samuel Howard
Sette-Ave
Samuel Jusgey
Alhue
Hull
Shine
Howard
Bussey
Alghamast
Boy's Body Found After White River Search
Julius Hontemer, a boy about 14, sank in White River and his body was recovered two days later by fishing boys. It is believed he drowned near a bridge. divers and undertakers moved the body to the morgue. Deputy Coroner Robertson questioned whether the father abducted the boy and continued river searches into Monday.
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Julius Hontemer
White River
Pont
Dicdius Hontemer
Ard Mes
Ranard Elohte~mer
McCarty Sr
Vorwtler & Guns
W. Mare Kerst
J. F Robertson
Mons Day
Vaudilin
Rattlhud Bridge
Kingun & Co
Julius. Hobiemer
Shine
Robertson
Ying Ho | Wiemer
Democratic County Convention Postponed to July
Farmers in the county committee persuaded Chairman Theodore P. Dayly to move the convention from June to mid July citing heavy farm work now.
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Democratic County Committee
Theodore P. Dayly
Half of Town Burned in New York Fire
In SGDUS New York on June 12 a devastating fire swept through a village burning about half the town. A fatal toss of Slonion is reported, with one person dead and several injured. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night as residents assessed the damage.
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Aerippa-Biifine Frese Association
SGDUS
N.Y
Thin Marting
Making New Dark Corners Policy Cuts Street Lights
The Board of Public Works orders removal of electric street lamps in multiple city corners. Cleveland Street Lighting is to discontinue four lamps in Haughville. Indianapolis Light and Heat must discontinue lights at numerous addresses and remove a lamp at Lexington and Villa avenues to clear three intersections.
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Board of Public Works
Haughville
Cleveland Street Lighting Company
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Plum
Washington
Minots
Kentucky
Maols
Prark Bird
Muskingum
Itnots
Court
Capital
Pearl
Blickford
Holmes
Mount
Lex- Ingon
Villa-aves
Lexington-ave
Nelgon-st
Editors Arrive for National Editorial Convention
Five hundred newspaper publishers gather in Indianapolis for the National Editorial association meeting with opening ceremonies Tuesday at the Claypool hotel. Notables including Gov Hanly and Mayor Rockwatter address editors as reception honors guests and reports.
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Kansas
National Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Atternion
United States
John Dymond
Donaldsonville
Lay Wasival
Woo Ashcrook
Ohio
Afty Association
Frank Greer
Guenrie
Okina
Ency
J. G. Jurbin
Ster I Jling
Nas
Prosident
Norfolk
Smen
Iday
Claypont Hotel
Hanly
Rockwatter
H.C. Frown
WR Westlake
Indiana
Senate approves reappointment power over hazing cases at naval academy
The Senate today passed a bill granting the president authority to reappoint seven midshipmen recently dismissed from the Naval Academy for hazing. Debora Meat, ace Ammer Washington, and other officials were noted in the brief discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Naval Academy
Gov Folk weighs Clemency for Aggie Myers
Governor Folk has received a petition from two women in Columbus Kentucky requesting commutation of Aggie Myers death sentence to imprisonment. The report from Jefferson City Missouri dated June 12 notes the clemency appeal is under review as state authorities consider options.
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Mrs. Myers
Scripp
McMac Press Association
Jefferson City
Folk
Columbus
Aggie Myers
Diagnosis Unclear For Cromley Typhoid Test Awaited
Doctors cautious as Cromley illness remains undiagnosed typhoid suspected after a recent bout. Dr Paul Martin hopes to confirm whether Cromley shows typhoid fever signs with a diagnosis possible tomorrow. The pitcher’s condition improved Tuesday morning creating some optimism. Cromley fell ill while the team was in Louisville but managed to win Saturday against the Saints.
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Martin
Cromley
Paul Martin
Tate Cromley
Howe
Comley
Toubsville
Saints
Fire Causes Half Million Dollar Loss in New York
A fire today destroyed about 500000 worth of property, forcing many residents to flee Bergen and Bronkaves. Principal responders include Stuyvesant & Wiebler Plant Company and Charles Riegers Sons, manufacturers. Several firefighters were injured.
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Scrippe-Meliae Treas Association
New York
Bergen
Bronkaves
Vind Hith
Stuyvesant& Wievler Plint Company
Charles Riegers Sons
German Student and Indianapolis Woman Wed in Berlin Connection
A romance between Rudolph Wiestke of Berlin and Lilian Adam of Indianapolis leads to a wedding on Tuesday at 7 30 PM. The ceremony at Second Presbyterian Church is conducted by Rev. C Peters and Rev. C D O Dell, with Rev. Peters assisting at the German Zion church. Wiestke, an art dealer in Berlin, met Miss Adam while she studied music there through connections of Mrs. Carl Raschig and Mrs. George Raschig.
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C. Peters
German Zion Church
C. D.ofell
Second Presbyterian Chuch
Rudolph Wiestke
Berlin
Germany
Lilian Adam
Indianapolis
Wiestke
Fruchtstraus 24
Milas Adant
Carl Masehig
George
Mire Adant
Mr. Wiestke
Merr Tivkiann
Waesiipe
Adam
Rivada
Miss Ading
Ayers Ira
Rudolph Wiesike
Booth Tucker to Wed in London Ceremony
Commander Hoath Tucker of London, international secretary of the Salvation Army, is engaged to Col Emma Reid, who is currently in charge of Salvation Army forces to Ireland. The wedding will be in London.
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Speenawane
Minneapolis
Minn
Hoath Tarker
London
Salvation Army
Emma Reid
Ireland
Public Lands Are Squandered Says Consul General
Consul General Robert P. Skinner in Marseilles condemns U S land policy as wasteful and reckless. A Commerce Department report contrasts French and American colonization methods, urging restraint and warning of future generations. He cites official giveaways of unsettled lands and railroad-backed appeals to European poor to migrate.
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Rerippa-Veline Preen Association
Wableington
Amerea
Robert P. Skinner
Marseilles
France
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fire damages 200 election booths at Madison County Courthouse
A basement fire at the Madison County courthouse in Anderson caused the destruction of about 200 voting booths and waste paper boxes. Officials estimate losses at $300 for booths and roughly $1,000 for building damage. Authorities investigate the cause and assess the incident’s impact on election operations.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Amoxe
wWeler
Ex-postmaster Joan Stevens Dies of Paralysis
Special to The Susquehanna Journal reports Joan T. Stevens, former postmaster of this city, died yesterday from paralysis. The death marks a permanent loss for local civic service and confirms her longtime public role.
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Sus. Perm
Joan T. Stevens
Steamer Allegheny Struck By Waterspout At Sea
The Avus line steamer Allegheny Captain Bade arrived from Kingston reports a waterspout observed ahead of the steamer yesterday. The suction tore down to three feet high on either side, knocked the chief officer and quartermaster senseless briefly, but no serious damage occurred. After the storm, rain fell in torrents and winds shifted then revived, with officers resuming duties and the vessel sustaining no damage.
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ScrippedieRer Press Association
New York
Avus Line
Allegheny
Bade
Kingston
Oerytt
Offer Helemors
Woman Sues Blacksmith Over Horse Cruelty Claim
Edward L. Howey, a blacksmith, sues Mrs. Mlene Wirmann for 5000 damages alleging cruelty to a horse at Hosey’s shop. Wirmann testified the horse died after a blow and she had sought veterinary care. Howey was discharged in police court. The suit accuses Wirmann of harming his business reputation.
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Edward L. Howey
Mlene Wirmann
Urania
Flosey
Hisey
Man Seeks Death Sentence In Court Plea
In Joliet a man convicted of attempted wife murder pleaded for the death penalty in court yesterday. The judge sentenced him to one to ten years in the penitentiary. He cursed the court as he left. A local advertisement touts a medicine branded by Wonnetts Kanduits as the best for men and women, with a sale note at Hudson's.
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Joliet
Kiina Kunttee
Sailins
Nin
TL Sears
Penitens Thiry
Kunttess
Huder’a
Packers Guilty Taking Rebates in Shipping Case
New York City and Kansas City reports reveal four big packing firms including Armour Swift Cudahy and Nelson Morris faced U S district court verdicts on export rebate schemes. Jury verdicts found charges of accepting rebates on lard and other shipments from Kansas City plants to New York. Trial addressed interstate commerce act compliance and export rate contracts amid debate over jurisdiction and legality of broader 3 to 5 cent rate differences.
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Kansas City
Sumo
United States District Court
Armour & Pay
Swift & Cou
Cudahy & Co
Neeson Morris Packing Company
Kaneag Uny
New York
Germany
Ingal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Irsb
Hia
Oo Jwry
Chip Triat
Bro- Pherson
Burlington
Threat 10 Murder Haunts Hatha Coal District
An anonymous note to Supt. Hornickle of the M. A. Hanna coal firm orders him to leave Dillonvale Ohio within the first train. The letter calls him a marked man and warns of assassination if he does not comply. Strikers in Mum Rum react tensely to eviction notices as union officials try to restrain demonstrations.
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Jerippe McMae
Aseecininca
Dillonvale
Jute
Stein Tag
Hornickle
M. A. Hanna Cosi Company
Mum Rum
Lincoln log cabin relics on display in city
Large crowds including school children Grand Army members and citizens viewed the log cabin where Abraham Lincoln was born arriving from Memphis and to be exhibited in Louisville during the homecoming week. Capt Wallace Foster led guards from Indiana National Guard detachment. A Humane Society meeting is announced for Wednesday June 1 on the right floor of the Commonwealth club building.
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Grand Army
Abraham Lincoln
Mateur
Louiesville
Louisvile
Weel
Neville
New York
Arthur C. Whity
Charles A. Rockwalter
Wallace R. Foster
Lincoln
Col
Freak Clark
Talon
Indiana National Guard
Indianapatia
Humane Society
Indianapolis Humane Society
Comtmerein Club
Bumaye
Found Dead in Bed at Indiana Hotel
Special to The fem reports day clerk at Indiana Hers bor hotel in Wammond is found dead in bed yesterday. Authorities say he was a victim of a medicine habit.
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Fae Fiskenlee
Indiana Hers Bor
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