Anti American Resolution Debated in Tokyo and Washington
Reports from Tokio and Washington describe rising anti American sentiment in Japan. A progressive party council calls for decisive action over San Francisco outrages and treaty rights while Washington notes no official government stance yet and discusses a suspected conspiracy to recall a Japanese ambassador and compel an apology.
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Progressive Party Council
Pacific
United States
San Francisco
America
Tani
House of Peers
Kumamoto
Satsuma
Viscount Tani
Hochi
Japan
Washington
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Progressives
Tokio
Viscount Aoki
Mikado
Saionji
State Department
California
Hayashi
Bryce in Chicago to Deliver University Convocation Address
Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain arrived in Chicago and will deliver the sixty third convocation address at the University of Chicago tomorrow morning. He is today the guest of United States Senators Hopkins and Cullom and other prominent men at Hopkins home.
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Chicago
Bryce
Great Britain
University of Chicago
United States
Hopkins and Cullom
Hopkins
Konetchy Declines St Paul Club Offer
Ed Konetchy star first baseman of the La Crosse club and top State league sacker will not join the St. Paul American Association team this season. Directors rejected a $500 bid plus a first baseman, deeming the bid insufficient for a player of his value. Konetchy, a La Crosse product, has drawn interest from larger leagues but will remain with La Crosse for now.
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Ed Konetchy
la Crosse
St. Paul Club
American Association
George Lennon
St. Paul Association
Madison
Kenetchy
Elliott
Lennon
Konetchy
la Crosse Club
Lisa the Fox Terrorist Captured in St Petersburg
The notorious Polish count's son known as Lisa the Fox is captured after a desperate flight and fight. He wounded several soldiers and was mortally harmed, ending a long career of theft and rebellion across Warsaw Moscow and Siberia.
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ST. Petersburg
Belgium
Lisa
Liublin
Warsaw
Moscow
Siberia
Insurance Bills Move Through Wisconsin Assembly
Madison session marks engrossment of two major bills. One requires reporting of campaign contributions by insurance firms and foreign stock insurers must fully report to the department. A resolution from Illinois calls for a national convention to amend the constitution for popular election of U.S. senators. Only 35 members present and no appropriations passed. The committee engrossed bills to elect delegates to party national conventions in spring.
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Madison
Wis
Insurance Department
Techhinois
United States
Wife of the only living ex president joins the nation
Mrs Grover Cleveland born in 1846 in Buffalo New York as the wife of the only living ex president. Her father once partnered in law with President Cleveland during his Buffalo mayoralty. She studied at Wellesley and married Cleveland at the White House on June 2 1886. The Cleveland home is in Princeton New Jersey where they participate in social life.
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Grover Cleevland
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Presient Cleveland
Cleveland
Miss Folsom
Wellesley College
Aurora
President Cleveland
White House
Princeton
N. J
Clevelands
College Settlement
Adams Will Stick With The Defense In Sensational Career Tale
Boise Idaho June 10 Orchards continued his criminal career recollections as the day focuses on his two year past confinement and the arrival of Steve Adams in irons. Adams declares Orchard a monumental liar ending any doubt he will testify for the defense. Richardson probes Orchard about money received and confirms payments before and after the Independence explosion.
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Boise
Idaho
Orchard
Irons
Steve Adams
Adams
Richardson
Independence
Moyer
Haywood
Independence Depot
Denver
Pettibone
German Kaiser Pushes Faster Battleship Build
June 10. Following a navy expansion plan unveiled two years ago the Kaiser urges further increases in battleship numbers. Despite talks of a peace meeting at The Hague the German Navy league won a resolution demanding quicker construction. Germany’s The Hague delegation is deemed irrelevant and its stance blocks disarmament efforts.
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Berlin
the Hague
German Navy League
Germany
Largest Baby Born in Chicago Weighs Eighteen Pounds
Chicago reports the birth of the largest baby known to local doctors. The infant, born to Mrs. Gadzinska, weighs eighteen pounds.
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Chicago, Ill
Gadzinska
Stock Yards Strike Threatened in Chicago Packing District
One thousand stock yards teamsters notified packers they will strike if a four cent hourly increase is not granted by Saturday night. The strike likely would involve all the teamsters.
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Chicago
Taft Addresses Madison Wisconsin Students
Secretary Taft spoke to 5 000 University of Wisconsin students at the Madison gymnasium delivering a short address on education. He praised ex Senator Spooner and avoided reference to La Follette amid presidential talk. He then proceeded to Milwaukee for a 300 guest banquet at the Pfister Hotel and a Panama Canal focused program. The tour also includes stops at Fort Snelling Fort Meade and Fort Leavenworth with talks at several western universities.
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la Follette
Spooner
Roosevelt
Senator la Follette
Milwaukee
Wis
Union Depot
Madison
Milwaukee Press Club
Hotel Pfister
Davidson
Becker
Panama Canal
Chicago
Ill
University of Wisconsin
Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Meade
S. D
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
President Delivers Two Speeches at Exposition
The President addresses the Exposition with two speeches. Georgia state remarks are noted on another page while editorials are referenced on page five. The article signals broader coverage across pages.
Roosevelt Opens Georgia Building at Exposition
In Norfolk on June 10 President Roosevelt formalized the exposition’s second start with a ceremony featuring Governor Terrell of Georgia and President Mitchell of the Georgia state commission aboard the Mayflower. He reviewed the fleet, met naval officers, then returned to the grounds for a grandstand review and an 11 gun salute before delivering a speech and meeting editors at 2 PM.
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Norfolk
Georgia
Roosevelt
Terrell
Mitchell
Georgia State Commission
Taft Leader in Ohio Struggle
Arthur I. Vorys of Cincinnati named Taft leader in the fight for Ohio endorsement of Taft for Secretary of War and presidential aspirations. As Ohio insurance commissioner, he gained national prominence after Roosevelt approved his Taft leadership.
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Arthur I. Vorys
Cincinnati
Taft
Foraker
Ohio
Buckeye
Vorys
Ife
Roosevelt
Demanded accounting of large estate amid alleged mismanagement
Sam D. McMillan heir sues trustees W W Cargill John M Holley Sr E C Warner D D McMillan John McMillan W D McMillan Daniel McMillan in circuit court seeking an accounting of the Alexander McMillan estate valued at 200000 The trustees allegedly sold stock to the McMillan company for 62000 with a 25000 mortgage and 19000 notes and no cash paid by debts rolled into the sale If set aside McMillan would reap profits from the estate
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Sam. D. McMillan
W. W. Cargill
Sam McMillan
Alexander McMillan
John M. Holley, Sr
E. C. Warner
D. D. McMillan
John McMillan
W. D. McMillan
Daniel McMillan
McMillan Company
John M. Holley
McMillan
Roosevelt Seen with Revolver at Masonic Cornerstone
Eyewitnesses at the Washington D C cornerstone ceremony say President Roosevelt carries a revolver. The grand master fiddled with the coat tails revealing a pistol in Roosevelt’s right hip pocket. Governor Van Sant reportedly swapped coats with the president and found the weapon.
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Washington, D.C
Masonic Temple
Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
Roosevelt
Gov. van Sant
Minnesota
Washington
Maccabees Open Double Session at Convention
Three hundred visitors arrive for the Maccabees convention at Coren and Woodmen halls. Delegations from Ashland Florence Hudson Red Wing Barron Ladysmith Rhinelander Milwaukee attend as supreme officers arrive. events include a reception and a social hop.
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Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
Coren
Woodmen Hall
Knight’s Lodge
Hotel Stoddard
Lady Maccabees
Ashland
Florence
Hudson
Red Wing
Barron
Ladysmith
Rhinelander
Milwaukee
Stoddard
Main Street
Lillian M. Hollister
Knights
Ladies of the Maccabees
Ruth Tisch
Frank Munn
Lillian Kosanda
Minnie Steinmetz
Adah Holmes
Jennie Moore
Sargeant
Anna Noble
Sentinel
Nellie Edwards
Mayme Davis
Ladie
Bina West
Picnic Plans Discussed At La Crosse Grocers Meeting
The La Crosse Retail Grocers' Association will decide at tomorrow's regular meeting how to run the annual picnic this month. Plans include transport by rail or boat and the destination.
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la Crosse Retail Grocers’ Association
Count Boni de Castellane Wins Appeal in Gould Divorce
Paris June 10 The court of appeals granted Count Boni de Castellane and his creditors an appeal against the divorce verdict for Anna Gould Castellane. A hearing before the higher court was ordered.
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Paris
Court of Appeals
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould Castellane
Judge to appoint master on Mrs Mary Baker Eddy case
Concord New Hampshire June 10 Judge Chamberlain announced he would appoint a master to inquire into the competency of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy head of the Christian Science church.
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Concord
N. H
Funeral of Henry Funk in Mormon Coulee
The funeral for Henry Funk who died Saturday afternoon at his home in the Mormon Coulee will be held tomorrow morning at 10 oclock from the residence with Rev Andreas officiating. Interment will be in Forest Home cemetery. Mrs Theodore Mannstedt is in charge.
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Henry Funk
Mormon Coulee
Tomorow
Andreas
Forest Home Cemetery
Theodore Mannstedt
United States Case Against Standard Oil Delayed Again
FINDLAY Ohio June 10 The United States case against Standard Oil scheduled to begin today was continued until tomorrow as court proceedings were adjourned.
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Findlay
Ohio
United States
Standard Oil
Greater La Crosse booster campaign planned
President George Ray of the Board of Trade forms a joint committee with the advertising committee to originate plans for a booster movement. Members include F H Burgess W E Barber F Geisenheimer F G Cowles and Henry Boehm on the joint panel with Wm Doerflinger Frank Sisson and Harry H Long. The group aims to raise funds and attract new factories to spur growth in La Crosse.
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Greater la Crosse
George Ray
Board of Trade
F. H. Burgess
W. E. Barber
F. Geisenheimer
F. G. Cowles
Henry Boehm
Wm. Doerflinger
Frank Sisson
Harry H. Long
la Crosse
Davenport
Rock Island
Weather Confusion and July Weather Guesses at Tribune
The Chicago Tribune relays a subscriber letter asking if summer clothing can come off, prompting the weather chief to caution against premature removal. He notes cold weather may persist, recalling a 1816 snow storm and joking about rain forecasts while stressing conservatism in prophesying.
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Chicago, Ill
Chicago Tribune
Weather Bureau
Inquirer
Virginity Dowry Abolished In French Town Parade
In Granges le Roi the public dowry for the rosarie named as queen of the rose sparked a strike by eligible women. The council scrapped the dowry and the rosarie while keeping the festival, drawing regret from locals.
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Paris
Granges le Roi
Oklahoma primary returns name Hadell as governor nominee
In Guthrie on June 10 democratic state primary results indicate C. N. Hadell nominated for governor and Roy Hoffman of Chandler and Robert L. Owen of Muskogee as state senate nominees. Opponents accuse election frauds.
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Guthrie
Okla
C. N. Hadell
Roy Hoffman
Chandler
Robert L. Owen
Muskogee
Wheat Crop Improves Across Spring Wheat Survey
Washington reports spring wheat planted at 16,464,000 acres with improved condition at 88.7 percent and winter wheat at 11.4 percent. The update shows rising prospects for the wheat crop.
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Washington, D. C
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