Roosevelt Attends Harvard College Commencement
President Roosevelt visits Harvard for commencement Day. a former student’s informal greeting by a colored woman on the verge leads to a brief meeting with the President. The procession to Massachusetts Hill includes Elliott, Loeb, Kermit Roosevelt, Long, and others, ending at Sanders Theatre for diplomas and honorary degrees.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Bishop Lawrence
Aira
Secret Service
Taylor
Cambridge
Massachusetts Hill
National Lancere
Elliott
Loeb
Kermit Roosevelt
Long
Chase
President thanks Emperor for German museum gift to Harvard
The President sent a cablegram to Emperor William and the German people thanking them for the gift of the German museum to Harvard and for acts that have brought the nations closer. He said the growing friendship between the two nations means much for the future welfare of mankind.
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Boston
Todew Eent
William
Harvard
Warships Sighted Off Vladivostok By Scripps
Scripps News Association reports Japanese warships sighted on the horizon today from Vladivostok. The vessels, believed torpedo boats, were observed at sea illuminating tensions in the Pacific region.
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Scripps News Association
Vladivostok
Not Guilty Verdict Reported in Woobrane Case
A Baker City jury yesterday found Robert Woobrane not guilty of a statutory offense. Prosecuting witness was Mrs. Sarah McLain in the State case.
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Baker City
Robert Woobrane
Sarah McLain
Russia to pay indemnity and pledge on Korea and Manchuria
Members of the hereditary and progressive parties in the house of representatives urged that Russia be compelled to provide substantial indemnity. They also called for a general understanding on the future of Korea and Manchuria.
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Scripps News Association
Tokio
Waucases
House of Representatives
Russia
Korea
Manchuria
Waived Examination in Assault Case Sealed by Bond
Rockwell appeared before Justice John B Hough and waived examination on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. He was released on $300 bond.
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Rockwell
John B Hough
Chinese merchants join boycott of American goods
At a meeting of the Chinese merchants today it was decided to cooperate with the Chinese of Singapore and Shanghai in boycotting American products pending the withdrawal of the Exclusion Act.
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Scripps News Association
Perang Shaite Battlement
Singapore
Shanghai
Moroccan crisis appears settled by leaders
The Moroccan crisis seems to be over. Premier Rewvler and German ambassador Radolfc, while cautious, indicated only minor differences remain and that the dispute is no longer a general political conflict.
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Paria
Rewvler
Radolfc
Germany
Opening Speech by Heney in Mitchell Trial
United States Attorney Heney wrapped up the opening for the prosecution in the Mitchell trial. Judge Bennett, for the defense, then spoke, with Senator Thurston to close for the defense and Heney to rebut for the government. The case may not go to the jury before tomorrow.
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Portland
United States
Heney
Mitchell
A H Iennett
Jobo M Thurston
Bennett Heney
Black Sea Fleet Chief Declines Marines Minister Post
Vice Admiral Choukin, commander of the Black Sea fleet, has declined the ministerial position in the ongoing reorganization aligned with Admiral Avellan. The resignation effective as part of the reaccession process is noted in St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Choukin
Black Sea
Marines
Avellan
Riots in Russia Turn Violent with Cathedral Bombing
Conflicts erupt between police and protesters as violence spreads across Odes. An unknown assailant threw a bomb into a cathedral killing a police inspector, while Colonel Tichebanoff and Inspector Tolkechew were injured in the rioting.
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Odes
Russias
Stricker
Tichebanoff
Tolkechew
Annual Race at Poughkeepsie Crowds Watch Boat Classic
Ten annual Highland course race drew thirty thousand spectators as Cornell led Syracuse Columbia and others. Freshmen eight oared boat from Cornell won in 31 25 with Syracuse second and Columbia third. Referee later revised result declaring Syracuse the winner in 10 16 265, Cornell moved to second.
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Scripps News Association
Poughkeipale
Hadson
Cornell
Syracuse
Oolumbia
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Syraccuse
Roferee Astin
Police fear assassination in Warsaw riot crackdown
Police in Warsaw arrest Jews alleged to participate in riots. Authorities fear retaliation assassination. City split into four military districts to maintain order. Most factories reopen. miners in Dombrowa district go on strike.
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Perippe News Association
Warsaw
Poland
Russia
Dombrowa
Labor Leaders Offer Solution to Social Equity
Chicago June 24 leaders of the International Labor movement convene to unite workers under a central body. They advocate universal sympathetic strike and political action through the socialist party to secure lasting relief. W D Haywood of Colorado and Eugene Detes are named in connection with the presidency of the new organization.
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Chicago
Ill
Convention of International Iaporers
Socialist Party
W D Haywood
Colorado
Eugene Dete
California Girl Defeats Meyer 6–0 in Wimbledon Opener
Miss May Button of California won the first round of the woman’s championship match at Wimbledon defeating Mise N Meyer by six games to none. The June 28 match marked Button’s clear early advantage in the competition.
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London
Wimbledon
Miss May Button
California
Mise N Meyer
Nash Slowly Dying in Omaha Neb Boy King
Nash B E W Naeb known as the Smelter King in Omaha Neb grows worse with no hope of recovery as his condition deteriorates rapidly in June.
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Scripps News Association
Omaha
Naeb
Strike breaker assaulted in Chicago subway attack
A colored strike breaker was attacked and seriously injured last night in the subway under the Chicago and Alton tracks at Haynt Avenue. Police removed him to a hospital. he was unconscious with several broken ribs and a bruised head. No clues to his attackers.
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Chicago
Chicago and Alton
Haynt Avenue
Postponed Sentence in Bank Irregularities Case
Rae Millar convicted of irregular ties with Sumpter Bank had sentence postponed by Judge Ram White to next Friday after a bill of exception argued jury overstepped jurisdiction by reviewing records beyond the case. Millar’s attorney Charlea Jobuo fled the bill.
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Baker City
Rav Euoee
Rae Millar
Bank of Sumpter Bia
Charlea
Jobuo
Ram White
Bank Closes After Cashier Resigns Over Shortage
Vigo County Nations Bank shut its doors as cashier Consomean resigned amid a reported shortage expected to exceed fifty thousand dollars. Deposits at the bank total over a million dollars.
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Terre Heute Ind
Vigo County Nations Bank
Tts
Consomean
Grain market quotes on Chicago exchange June 28
Wheat opened around 0.90 and traded to about 0.91 per bushel. Corn held near 0.50 with little movement. Oats opened around 0.82 and edged to 0.33.
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Chicago
Stock Exchange
Oma
Mutiny on Battleship Kols Potemkin at Odessa
The crew of the battleship Potemkin of the Black Sea Fleet mutinied today to protest harsh treatment and murdered officers. They threaten to bombard Odessa as the ship cruises at sea, with authorities fearing bloodshed if boarding attempts occur.
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Odessa
Russia
Kols Potemkin
Black Sea
New Ambassador Arrives as Barons Leave for Ohrrbourg
Park Jnne 28 marked arrival of Beron Easen the new Russian ambassador to the United States and Baroness Rasen who departed for Ohrrbourg this morning. They later sailed for New York aboard the Kawer Wilhelm.
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Park Jnne
Beron Easen
United States
Baroness Rasen
Ohrrbourg
New York
Pioneer Dead Dundee Oregon Pioneer Leavy Higey Passes Away
Leavy Higey died at his Dundee home at 7 30 PM on June 28. He was 79, one of Oregon's oldest pioneers, born in North Carolina in 1825. He crossed the plains with an ox team in 1847, settled on the donation land claim where he died, except for three years in McMinnville.
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Dundee Ore
Levy Higey
Dundee
Oregon
North Carolina
Plains
McMinavilla
Pattison Nominated By Scrippa News Association
Jones Joba M Pattson was nominated for Governor on the Democratic ticket in Columbia Ohio today by the Scrippa News Association.
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Scrippa News Association
Columbia, Ohio
Jones
Joba M Pattson
Govenor
Today
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