Millionaire Gould Divorce Scandal Reveals Sleuths Aboard Yacht
New York report details Frank J Gould and his wife in a jealously charged divorce case. Each used private detectives, crewed the yacht Helenita, and a young singer was alleged to be involved. Mrs Gould seeks absolute divorce with statutory grounds, amid further accusations of misconduct at sea off Sidney Nova Scotia.
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New York
Frank J. Gould
Sidney
Nova Scotia
Helenita
Gould
Frank Jay Gould
Berkshire Hills
La Crosse Schools Close for Summer Commencement
La Crosse marks the start of summer vacation as high school students prepare to receive diplomas in a commencement program at the La Crosse theater. The junior promenade follows the exercises, and promotions to the high school will be announced tomorrow with expected large class entries.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Theater
Redmen Plan Joint Picnic With Winona Lodge
At a lodge meeting the Redmen decided to hold a joint picnic with the Winona lodge around mid July. The Winnishiek tribe from the local lodge will charter a boat to Dakota to meet the We-no-nah tribe from Winona and join in the annual celebration. A further meeting will name committees to arrange details.
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Redmen Lodge
Winona
Dakota
Listman Milling ad chief resigns from Saengerfest post
Wm W Hunt advertising manager at Listman Milling resigns from the Saengerfest committee due to lack of time. Chairman Whittier announces Carl Kurtenacker to fill the vacancy after noon.
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Wm. W. Hunt
Listman Milling Company
Whittier
Carl Kurtenacker
Water recedes in Goose Green relief felt by residents
Goose Green villagers report water levels falling after a rise prompted evacuation worries. Streets still hold some water but are expected to drain by night if the rapid recession continues.
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Goose Green
Not Necessary to Boil Clothes with Naphtha Soap
Ninety percent of wash-day hardship comes from the belief that boiling is required. With P. G. Naphtha Soap you can wash in cold or lukewarm water and do more work better and faster than with ordinary laundry soap and boiling water.
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S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Langdon Unable to Serve on Fourth of July Committee
J E Langdon informs Tribune that due to a prior engagement he cannot serve on the parade committee for the Fourth of July celebration. He wishes the enterprise success and cites late appointment as reason for unavailability.
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J. E. Langdon
Tribune
Langdon
Dovie Debating Society Meets Tonight at 1409 Berlin Street
The Dovie Debating Society will meet this evening at 1409 Berlin Street to discuss a vital and widely interesting question. Attendance is welcome as the society rooms can seat a few more members.
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Dovie Debating Society
Berlin Street
First Hay Load Reaches La Crosse Market Early This Year
A farmer near La Crescent delivered the season’s first hay load to the La Crosse market this morning. The hay is of good quality and is about a week earlier than any previous year, signaling an early harvest.
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la Crescent
la Crosse
Tragedy as Pedestrian Crushed by Street Car Collision
Chicago witnesses a fatal street accident at Lake and Dearborn streets when a street car collides with a wagon. The wagon turns sharply and crushes an unknown man against a steel pillar of the elevated structure, staining bystanders with horror.
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Chicago
Lake and
Dearborn
Drummed Pastor Worden Ousted Over Gymnastics Incident
In Trenton New Jersey on June 26 the Rev Jarvis Clinton Worden was ousted from town after he alleged two young girls in bloomers were performing gymnastic stunts in their father's yard. Authorities learned the girls were exercising under their father's direction.
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Trenton
N. J
Jarvis Clinton Worden
Taft Reviews Mail From New Haven After Short Stop
Taft stayed in New Haven rather than proceed to New York to inspect the day’s mail and telegram volume. He plans to catch the express to New York at 3 51 this afternoon.
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New Haven
Mass
Taft
New York
Cleveland Funeral Takes Place Today
A Cleveland funeral procession for a former president unfolds with dignitaries from Roosevelt to ex-secretaries aboard carriages. Pallbearers prepared, floral tributes pour in, and vendors flock to Princeton amid a crowd expected at the service. A poignant moment follows Tony Leggett of Trenton, tearful and bowed, leaving the death room.
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Watson Gilder
George Shipley
Heckler
Roosevelt
Loeb
Secret Service
Fuller
Fort
Hughes
Cortelyou
J. G. Carlisle
William F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Daniel S. Lamont
John S. Hibben
Secretaary
Richard Olney
Charles S. Fairchild
David Francis
Judson Harmon
Hilary A. Herbert
Hoke Smith
Kean
New Jersey
Griggs
Cleveland
Princeton
Tony Leggett
Trenton
Eclipse of the Sun to Be Seen Sunday
Weather observer Thompson reports a partial solar eclipse visible in La Crosselles next Sunday with first contact around noon and partial shadowing until about 2 PM. Eye protection will be essential to view the moment of first contact safely.
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la Crosselles
Thompson
Water level eases after spring flood surge
After staying near flood stage through spring and into summer, the river begins a slight decline today. High water damaged farms, burying sections in sand and washing away fertile land in some localities while others report severe but localized effects.
Betsy Ross Flag Story Called a Fake by Official
Philadelphia June 26 The historical sites committee lists 300 places of interest for Founders week and omits Betsy Ross flag house. William J Campbell presided and declared Betsy Ross did not design the flag. He says there is no evidence she met Washington and the tale is a foolish tradition.
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Philadelphia
Historical Sites Committee
Betsy Ross
Arch Street
William J. Campbell
Campbell
George Washington
Mother Drowns 4 Children in Cistern at Farm
Ida Grove Iowa June 26 While husband plowed corn Mrs August P Johnson drowned four children aged 1 to oldest two boys and two girls in the cistern at the farm south of town Neighbors intervened as she tried to drown herself Will Anderson found her attempting to choke herself with a bed cover Children were removed and attempts at resuscitation failed Insanity commissioners to decide on commitment to an asylum
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Ida Grove
August P. Johnson
Will Anderson
Republican county convention at Caledonia selects delegates
Caledonia Minn June 26 Special The Fillmore County Republican convention chose delegates to the state convention at St Paul next week. High water left many towns unrepresented. F A Duxbury was chairman and W S Moe secretary. Jacobson for governor Instruction won 61 to 30. Delegates named include O K Dahle Caledonia O B Nelson Spring Grove O G Langen Houston O T Newhouse Spring Grove C P Glasrud Spring Grove J Q Briggs Houston F A Duxbury Caledonia William McNelly Wilmington Ben Glasrud Black Hammer O E Burtness Caledonia. Capt W H Harries left for St Paul after visit. Judge James O'Brien left for Lansing for homecoming.
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Caledonia
Minn
St. Paul
Court House
F. A. Duxbury
W. S. Moe
Hokah
Jacobson
O. K. Dahle
O. B. Nelson
Spring Groves
O. G. Langen
Houston
O. T. Newhouse
Spring Grove
C. P. Glasrud
Spring, Grove
J. Q. Briggs
William McNelly
Wilmington
Ben
Trains Collide in Calcutta Wreck Kills Many
June 26 Calcutta report says about a score of people burned to death after an express and freight train collided on the Bombay Bar day line. Passenger cars were wrecked and caught fire. Hundreds raced to the scene to fight the flames as victims were trapped beneath debris. At least thirty injured and several Europeans unaccounted for.
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Calcutta
Greenhorn Wins National Handicap at Arlington Grounds
Fred Harlow of Buckeye Lake Ohio won the grand American handicap for trap shooters at Arlington grounds in Columbus. His opponent Wollfolk Henderson of Lexington Kentucky matched 92 targets yesterday but darkness halted the shoot off. In the deciding 20 birds Harlow hit 18 to Henderson 17. It was Harlow’s first national shoot and he had never been heard of before this event.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fred Harlow
Buckeye Lake
Newark
St Paul Concern Debarred From Mails
The Progressive Advertising and Distribution company of St Paul was debarred from the mails as a fraudulent business concern. The promoter advertised agent positions paying $20 to $25 a week and asked applicants to send $1 for a certificate of agency. After payment, the company provided names of firms and instructions to contact them for work.
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Washington, D. C
Progressive Advertising and Distribution Company
St. Paul
Edward Olson Dies At 22 In City Home
Edward Olson aged 22 died this morning at his mother's residence 1209 South Eleventh Street after a long illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later with Miller Bros. in charge.
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Tdward Olson
Canvassers of glasses pinched by police
Police arrested a peddlar after 1 PM for going house to house selling spectacles. He was locked up awaiting investigation by the police.
Gun accident kills two near Duluth
Alva Evarts was killed and Fred Lynch was probably fatally wounded when a gun discharged accidentally inside a deserted house. The Cedar Rapids Iowa party, bound for the north woods, sought shelter from a shower.
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Duluth
Minn
Alva Evarts
Fred Lynch
Here
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
North Woods
Sherman Improves. Eyes Return to Utica Plan
Cleveland June 26 Congressman James S Sherman shows marked improvement and may leave for Utica Monday. Physicians report condition nearly normal though an operation before the presidential campaign opens is probable.
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Cleveland, O
James S. Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Turkish sultan honors Mrs Roosevelt with Grand Cordon award
Constantinople June 26. The sultan of Turkey, seeking American favor, has awarded Mrs Roosevelt and her daughter Ethel the Grand Cordon of Cherakat, the highest Turkish decoration reserved for special favorites of the sultan.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Roosevelt
Ethel
Cherakat
Bryan Indorsed by Iowa Democrats in Denver Flight
Iowa Democrats reaffirmed allegiance to W. J. Bryan and his principles at the Sioux City convention. Hundreds of delegates boarded a special train to Denver to transfer the Iowa delegation to Bryan. The convention also ratified Fred B. White as the primary gubernatorial nominee.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Pittsburg man charged with bank robbery embezzlement
Pittsburg real estate man Harry T. Tiers, a former bank discount clerk, is under arrest charged with robbing the First National Bank of Pittsburg of 5101,000. He posted 510,000 bail for a hearing. He has not worked for the bank for two years.
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Pittsburg
First National Bank of
Harry T. Tiers
United States
Tiers
In selecting a husband a girl isn’t always right
The line suggests fear of being left drives choices in marriage rather than a solid match. It reflects social pressures on women to marry and conform to expectations, highlighting insecurity as a factor in selecting a spouse.
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