Gomez increases order for rifles in Cuban crisis
President Gomez informs Washington via American Minister Beaupre that he will form a volunteer guard to defend foreign property from what he calls negro rebels. He requests boosting rifle orders to 10 000 with Swedee cartridges and urges rapid delivery as 3 500 American marines and ships move toward Cuba to deter insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gomez
United States
Beaupre
Cosnty
Oriente
Monteagudo
Cuban situation grim as US plans soldiers in Cuba
Havana reports President Gomes warns foreign aid would not justify guarding American properties. US Marines to Guantanamo join Enterprise fleet as Cuba unrest grows. Accounts cite harsh acts by insurgents and Cuban government resolve amid feared international duties and reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Gomes
Ign
United States
Rocko
Corms
Clowes
Merauders
Kiine
Giuuntunanme
Horses Slashed and Stabbed in Wells Transfer Incident
Report of a violent attack on horses linked to Wells Transfer employees. Fifteen animals were found fatally injured, with others needing humane euthanasia. Police arrested Leamethers George Betiman and Michael Shop on suspicion amid rival group tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chienge
Wells Transfer Company
Cte
Alionaale
Poller
Leamethers
George Betiman
Michael Shop
Suapleion
Belog Bhay
Thie Inven
Fire at Kobalt Canada burns theater in Ontario
A blaze at the Ark Theater in Kobalt Ontario caused about 150000 damage. Fire teams from Kobalt Killeyr and New Liskeard worked into the morning to control the flames with no lives lost reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobalt
Canada
Flies
Ont
Nak
Killeylury
New Liskeard
Descent of Wife Desertion Prosecutions Highlighted
The article notes that wife desertion remains a continuing offense with cases in court. It references legal theories, the Supreme Court, and authorities saying failure to support a spouse can lead to prosecution. The piece discusses charges and potential penalties for abandonment and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adie Eertion
Supremie
Ern
Aileye
Celine Eumstoks
Belve
Patho
Thas Lin
Mexicans Active in Need of Money Near Parral
Rebel cavalry under Colonel Terrasas eyes the federal forces led by Generale Villa and Rabago as they move from Parral toward the city. Rumsket and Rusty, merchants from Jimines, arrive fugitives, accused of aiding rebels by selling $100,000 in clothing and supplies and surrendering $40,000 when pressed. The goods belong to Rumsket’s mother, widow of an American citizen, listed with James Long in Porat.
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Chilvahim
Mexiow
Civalry
Terrasas
Generale Villa
Rabago
Parral
Thin City
Banta Babel
Here
Marcos Russet
Kleseo Rults
Jim Ines
Jinines
Ruskel
Eltiven
James Long
Enn Ul Porat
Rebels Claim Amnesty Bid Amid Border Tension
In June 66 a rebel official named Castilla Herrera, head of the Jiames custom house, was arrested by American authorities at Columbus New Mexico for attempting to meet arms smugglers near the border. The incident occurs as liberal officials deny the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tox
Jurmex
Castilla Herrera
Jiames
Columbus
New Mexico
Sharp Skirmish Near San Juan de Guadalupue
Reports describe a sharp skirmish near San Juan de Guadalupe and Durango with Federal forces under General Huerta advancing toward Loe Crus and Sint Rosalia as rebel units maneuver near Torreon and Zacatecas. Airing claims place 3,000 federals en route and clashes shifting rebel positions amid vague proximity to Mojon Baechimbo and Oroxgeo lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan DE Guadalupe Jimines
Huerta
Bante Rosalia
Sint Rosalia
Loe Crus
Antonio
Tojun
Trix
Baechimbo
Oro
Swat the Fly Prizes and Boys Ingenuity
A New York June report on a Swat the Fly campaign where prizes tempt youths to swat flies. The effort, led by the Housewives' League president Mrs. Loula Boynton, offers rewards to encourage cleanup and pest control amid social tension and public nuisances.
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New York
Che Witlaie
Fife
Avi Tee
Housewives’ League
Loula Boynton
Flushing
Alwawe
Aocatelnara
Anne
Credit Morbern
Genel
Snellen Neweuter
St Louis Terminal Association Decree Debated
The article reports a federal case in St Louis where counsel argue the terminal association lacks jurisdiction to issue a decree. It notes the Supreme Court ruling on the terminal’s conduct under Sherman Act and outlines a preliminary decree process and potential next steps involving the government and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louie
Supreme Court of the
United States
Horen
Boverind
Posada
Ana
Willie
Mipeena Court
W J Ford on the Stand in Clarence Darrow Case
In Angelus Cal the trial of Clarence Darrow over alleged jury bribery advances moves forward with W J Ford taking the stand. The prose includes references to the federal position and the defense strategy as the case unfolds today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ford
C. S. Darrow
Low Angelus
Cal
Clarence of
Engagement of Chirage to Iowa Woman Reported
The University of Chiruge Wreck team member Chirage plans marriage to Albee Phyllis Shivilier of Chulangte. The announcement notes engagement details and university connections.
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Chirage
Dune
Rophin
Chiruge
Albee
Phyllis Shivilier
Chulangte
Thie University
Laglay
Illinois Elks Convention Opens in City
The Illinois Elks gather for their convention today with delegates expected to elect officers including president and secretary. Reports list Webb, Ryck England, and others as officers designate, with Welkmooul city announced as the convention host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ented
PML
Abe
Witney
Divine
Webb
Momuouth
Sun Hycmon
Hoekteland
Ryck Enland
Wikmoul
Clearing House and Money Trust Testimony Opens
New York banks and clearing house leaders prepare to testify before the Pujo committee as the money trust inquiry begins. Witnesses include William Sherer and A Barton Kepburn with George W Ely named at the stock exchange. The hearing aims to gauge the clearing house influence on small banks and overall financial concentration while the banking reform bill awaits Senate action. Professor J Lawrence Laughlin notes no contributions from J P Morgan Co or Kuhn Loeb Co to the Citizens League fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York ClearIng House
New York Stock Exchange
Money Trust
House
Iet
Willam Sherer
Pujo
Senate
Clearing Association
The
Stock Exchange
J. Lawrence Laughlin
National Citizens’lague
Samuel Untermeyer
League
J. O. Morgan & Co
Kuhn
Senator Williams Calls to Remove Senate Baths
Washington on June 7 Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi renewed calls to remove the luxury Senate office baths to cut costs for public documents. He argued the baths should be moved to the basement of the office building, noting space has already been allocated and criticizing the setup as inviting graft and public criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John Sharp Willams
Mississippi
Williams
Mr. Williams
Ghasse ll Narrowly Chosen In State Official Race
Des Moines Iowa reports a tight result with Ghas sell leading Allen by about 2 100 votes for secretary of state as of 1 o clock. Auditor race favors Heckley backers claim possible contest. Governor results show Dunn with slight Democratic lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desa Moines
Duned
Ofelock
Daily News
Chassell
Allen
Hleakley
Dunn
M Namara Brothers Deprived of Credits
James Bh Musa and John J McNama prisoners at San Quentin were stripped of credits for failing to perform tasks tied to their dynamiting conspiracy confession. They had been serving life terms and were moved from the juice mill after repeated warnings proved ineffectual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Cal
James Bh Musa
John J. McNama
Low Angeles
Hoyle
Howl
Governor pardons Dougherty in Peoria school funds case
By ringfield UK June 6 Governor Denewa pardons Newton Dougherty who had been sentenced to the penitentiary for embezzling school funds in Peoria. Dougherty was released from custody after serving part of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byringfelt
Denewa
Eiliaenalig Newton Dougherty
Duy
Peoria
Peora
Whenoe
Stephen A Chase Dies In Fall River Church Treasurer
Stephen A Chase, treasurer of the Christian Science Church of America, died today in Fall River after a brief illness. The service details were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
Mans
Rlepher A. Chase
Chrisitian Science Church of America
Daya Dane
George E Foss Dead in City of Hoston
George Melauim Foss, aged 82, father of Eugene N Foss of Maseihigetia, died after years of illness. The obituary notes his long life and mentions surviving relatives and connections within local business and political circles.
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George E
Foss
Hoston
Cgeorge
Melauim
Toy
Eugene N Foss
Maseihigetia
Congnene
Moun Chearge
WL Boa
Emwla
Chuurinieg
Thes
Ines
Death of James M. Gray at Dewater Ohio
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of James M. Gray, mentioning survivors and family. It references a spouse and two children, with limited legible details about his life and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Gray
Dewater
Dume G.daanes
Diray
Ower
Abe
Senator George S. Nixon of Nevada dies at 62
United States Senator George S. Nixon of Nevada died at Reno after spinal meningitis developed from a hospital operation for a hotel project. Nixon, a prominent mining figure long associated with the Goldfield interests, was 62 and native of California. He served in the Nevada legislature and the U S Senate, where he influenced western policy and chaired committees on urban loan assistance and repartition. He lived in Reno with a large estate and was seen as a steady, quiet presence in national politics.
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Washington
United States
George S. Nixon
Nevada
Nixon
Colin
William 8. Campbell
Gieldfeld
California
Reno
Goldie
United States Senate
Benalores
Iit
Benator Newlands
William Stewart
Nwo
King Albert and Queen Delayed by a Strike
Brussels June 6 King Albert and Queen Elizabeth canceled their Ostend plan to visit the royal villa due to political tension after clerical victory in elections. Twenty thousand workers in La Loviere Halnwut struck at mines and factories as Socialist orators urged a return to work amid local unrest.
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Brussels
King Albert Wn
Elizabeth
Ostend
Royal Villa
la Loviere
Halnwut
Mone
Taft Signs Three Year Homestead Bill
Washington June 6 President Taft signed the three year homestead bill this afternoon.
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Taft
Washington
Brantley Workmen's Compensation Bill Debate Grows
Samuel Gompers urged the House judiciary committee to report favorably on the Brantley workmen's compensation bill. He said opposition comes from lawyers doctors and ambulance chasers and noted injured workers receive only 25 to 35 percent of awarded damages. Georgia senator Smith Texas representatives Hardwick Henry and others will protest before the committee vote.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
House Committee On Judiciary
Brantley
Smith
Georgia
Hardwick
Henry
Cabinet Resignation Amid Political Turmoil Echoes Through Washington
The Vasconsellor cabinet quits after an iNecord dispute involving MAP figures and Mi. a iacho and Alfonso Costa demanding interior minister's resignation. In Congress, Rep Akin of New York urges a full committee probe into weather service leadership amid allegations of inefficiency and mismanagement. The piece notes a secretary seat change and a forthcoming wedding in New York.
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Libhon
Vasconsellor
Iowan
Mi. Aiacho
Alfonso Costa
Interior
Washington
Akin
New York
Eer
I. Moone
Weather Bureau
LOU Hee Comarcos
James Knox Taylor
Cuncuin
Rober W. Vat
Wit Moeiipeng
Lea
Nikalenas
Nat
Miss ‘Vult
Abide Bharriet Apdeveo
Teigo de Priteeh
Late Iowa vote figures show no decisive results
Early returns from 1 019 precincts in Iowa report totals with Chaswell leading Allen for secretary of state by about 6 800 and Kenyon holding a statewide majority. Precincts counted include all counties except one. Minor races show Holden Shae Proudfoot and Clarkes leading in governor totals with substantial margins.
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Tee Movnes
Kenyon
Hamilton
Dunn
Oniteotie
Henteniant
Harding Twas
van Taen
Viesinge
Urdings
Netehum
Ketehouri
Kemhons
Jono Te Bleakly
End of Evidence in Archbald Hearing
The Judiciary Committee of the House wrapped testimony in the Archbald case as Judge Robert W. Archbald declined to testify. Witnesses W. F. Boland and B. F. Coe described railroad discrimination and business dealings with Archbald as the panel prepared for possible executive action.
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Washington
House
Robert W. Archbuild
Commerce Court
Wis
Archbalad
Colonel Worthington
Wire Trust
Scranton
B. F. Coe
Philadelphia
Boland
Marion Coal Company
Coe
Archbald
Pennsylvania
Arkansas Democrats Oppose Unit Rule At State Convention
Delegates gathered in Little Rock for the Arkansas Democratic convention to name large Baltimore delegates. A temporary Clark camp plans to favor Speaker Champ Clark while estimates say decisions on selecting delegates may wait until later. Both Wilson and Hurdmin supporters are expected to oppose the unit rule.
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Little Rock
Ark
Champ Clark
Arkansas Democratic
Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Hurmin
Battleship Arkansas Meets Speed Trial Standards
Rockland Maine June 5 The new battleship Arkansas despite running on an uncharted reef and damaging her hull for about 60 feet met all speed trial requirements. She reached 10 to 19 knots with 17 000 horsepower engines. Today's tests include three tows at 20 percent speed and three at full speed as officials assess performance. The vessel suffered a second accident in machinery timing delaying operations until repairs.
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Rockland
Arkansas
Booth Reveals Probable Blindness to Comrades
New York dispatch reports Gen Willi Booth informing Salvation Army members that he may be temporarily unable to see due to eye condition. He notes doctors say his sight will not be restored soon and expresses acceptance of possible blindness.
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New York
Willi Booth
Leondem
Salvation Aray
America
Senator Dixon III Health Update After Surgery
Senator Dixon III of Nevada underwent a operation for a cataract on Wednesday. He has developed a spinal pentagistix and doctors express doubt about his recovery.
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Washington
Dixon
Nevada
Qatarebel
Annual Tournament at the Soo Gun Club
The Soo Gun Club hosts its annual tournament over four days next week with entries listed by shooters. The grounds will be charged for access during the event and prize details include figures tied to committee members and organizers.
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SOO Gun Club
Biousiy Oon
Mbout
Coutent
W. By
Thine
Seemeneey
Optrles
Chaige
Eva Chierage
Hamilton
Hobergs
Billieard
Pitanieseie
Captain W. W. Smith to be buried in Iowa
Reading almost unreadable. key facts indicate burial of Captain W. W. Smith in Iowa. The fragment mentions January 7 and a wedding anniversary, with garbled references to a widow, a home, and a garden. Not enough coherent details present to confirm full context or date.
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W. W. Smith
Iowa
Passenger Vessel Errs on Safety In Stranded Tale
A garbled passenger ship scene shows crew and travelers debating safety as voices recite a chaotic exchange. Sir Rofie Isnes and others argue about responsibility while passengers react to the ship's distress and the crew's actions amid unclear events.
German Visitors Dine at White House
Washington June 6 German visitors led by an admiral and captains from Moltke Stett and Bremen arrive in Washington at seven o clock to pay respects to President Taft. They meet the secretary of state and the secretary of the navy and attend a luncheon hosted by Count von Bernstorff. They are to visit the president at the White House and attend a formal dinner with the admiral expected to speak on behalf of the US and the German admiral to reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geren
Cheeriiser Moltke
Stetth
Bremen
Christhin
Hesven-Philipg
Seceretary of State
Secretary of the Navy
Rhermin N Navy
Count von Bernstorff
White House
United States
Harmon wins in Ohio as Glean sweep underway
Yoleda Ohio June 6 Crow Judson Harney won Ohio's 48 votes for president at the Democratic National Convention under the unit rule. The state convention instructed 45 delegates to vote solidly for Harmon at Baltimore until released by him or a majority of the delegation. The vote tally was 497 to 434. Congressman James M. Cox secured the nomination for governor.
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Yoleda
Ohio
Crow
Judson Harney
Harmon
Baltimore
James M. Cox
Senators Kern and Lorimer Share Hands
Washington June 5 The Lorimer controversy appears settled as Senate members exchange brief amity. A speech interruption did not derail a tentative accord while colleagues exchange light banter about leadership and orders in the aisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KERN
Lorimer
Justice of Peace Named for Local Wedding
A local society column notes a marriage will be officiated by a justice of the peace rather than a minister. The couple, donning attire and portraits, plan a ceremony at a requested venue with familiar guests and family in attendance.
Large Chicago hotel discard register
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Chicago hotel discard register with garbled lines about signage, bell staff, and dates. The text mentions pedestrians, meetings, and a place called Penarth, but details are unclear and many words are misspelled.
Sleeping Fireman Falls to His Death
A fireman collapsed and died while at a hospital scene. The article notes a sleeping fireman who fell and died, with uncertain details and garbled surrounding text.
Indian man murdered in Walthill street
A man named Parker was found shot and killed on Walthill Street in Indian Territory city of Walthill. Police report no robbery and suspect involvement of an unknown party as the investigation continues. Parker left behind four children and was described as a hard working town resident.
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Walthill
Net
Jerenine Parker
Flere
Parkers
Barker
Aml
Parker
Olympic funds affected by Titanic disaster
New York report shows the Titanic disaster influenced subscriptions for the American Olympic team fund. Commissioner Sullivan noted a marked drop in inflow as the tragedy unfolded. He cited issues with tickets and travel funds for the Stockholm trip and confirmed a field meet in June with athletes like Gutterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James K. Sullivan
Sullivan
Portugately
Robert M. ‘Thompson
Obiple Committee
Selin Fed
Cam
Jane Te
Methodist wedding unites Rev Mary Briggs and Rev Frank Briggs
The Rev Mary f Helinda May Briggs of Wellesley and Hartford Theological Seminary, who declined a pastorate due to wedding plans, married Rev Frank Lewis Briggs of Attleboro, Miss, at St Pauls Methodist Church Hartford. Other clergy attended and helped with the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F Helinda May Briggs
Wellesley
Hartford Theological Seminary
Polat Judith Church
Frank Lewis Briggs
Attleboro
Miss
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Hartford
Elmer T. Thiemes
Hartford Sem Lo
John Hood
Pawtucket
Mes. Gheoorge L. May
Penewdale
Arigeshue
Indian Chelmrd
Viass
Iowa bank meeting notes Burns the Sleuth featured speaker
Iowa bankers hear Burns the Sleuth at Cedar Rapids convention of the state association. Speeches included Professor Curt of Ames and Elbert Hubbard of Aurora New York. Details describe hall arrangements and meeting highlights with noted addresses and standards of book protection and dealer policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Ruapils
Btate Hawkes Association
Rmoparte Af Paftivers
Curt
Ames
Ail Elbert Hubbard
Kuet Aurora
N.Y
Phiebernon
Elie Vues
Hen Chirk
Htegh Quah
Striking Waiters Continue the Fight in New York
A fragmentary report from New York notes striking waiters pressing their dispute, detailing unsettled conditions at several venues and ongoing labor actions amid unclear dates or participants.
Development Congress of the Northwest Meets Again
A fragmentary report notes the Development Congress of the Northwest gathering at multiple locations with attendees from Wart, Beotih, Wartickton, Alweba, and nearby towns. The piece lists several participants and mentions a planned session in the evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Development Congress OF the Northwest
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U. S
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