King Edward and Queen Alexandra Sailed to Meet the Czar
The English monarchs travel aboard the Victoria and Albert with a guard to meet Emperor Nicholas on the yacht. The first afloat meeting aims to minimize assassination risk and is viewed as shaping a triple entente among France Russia and Britain to preserve European peace.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria and Albert
Nicholas
Germany
Russia
Frenoce
Enaghs
Europe
Eve
Local Fort McIntosh Weather Report
Observations for the Fort McIntosh area show the 24 hour period ending 5 p m yesterday with a maximum temperature of 100 degrees and clear skies.
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Local Weather Report
Fort McIntosh
Greatly Increased Facilities By Southwestern Tel and Telephone
The company reports a large expansion of direct through circuits across its territory to offer prompt efficient service. A new line connected with Oklahoma provides first class service to Oklahoma City Guthrie and western Oklahoma points. Southwestern Tel and Telephone Co.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Enid Suffers Worst Flood in City History
Enid Oklahoma experiences a 12 foot flood in main streets after a severe storm. City water from Doggy Creek expands to 2000 feet in places. Homes wash away. occupants rescued from roofs as lights and streetcars lose power.
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Enid
Okla
Mad dog panic hits Englewood suburb
A wild dog panic swept through Englewood, a Chicago suburb, with police shooting unmuzzled dogs as hundreds of children watched in fear. Reports say chaotic scenes included barking, flying bullets, and animals running loose amid the chaos.
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Chicago
Englewood
Republican Outlook Arkansas Stirs Anti Taft Movement
National committee seated Taft delegates from Alabama and Arkansas. Antis vow to keep contests alive at credential committee and possibly on the convention floor. Burke leads antis accusing the committee of star chamber methods while Taft backers claim control three to one. Hitchcock predicts Taft nomination by acclamation. Florida contest opens with delegates at large from two districts and antis leader Stripling notes only fifteen attendees.
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United Press
Chicago
Ills
National Committee
Taft
Alabama
Arkansas
Antis
Burke
Star Chamber
Hichcock
Florida
J. N. Stripling
Tornado Wreaks Destruction In Chester Kansas
Hy United Press reports a tornado formed near Scandia and struck Chester Kansas on June 6. It sucked water and sand from the Republican River, destroyed houses and barns, including John Shivelys house at Geneva where his daughter and a servant were killed. The storm moved toward Republic City and downed all wires, fearing heavy losses.
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Chester
Was
Scandia
Republican
Geneva
John Shively
Republic City
Parker Declines Denver Delegate Role Alarmes Democratic Camp
New York June 6 Democrats fear Alton B Parker will not go as a delegate to the Denver convention deeming it a ratification meeting He will not discuss the issue but opposition to Bryan on the program is known Leaders worry about the impact on the New York campaign.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
Denver
Parker
Bryan
Starving Chinese Found in Galveston Car in San Francisco
Sixteen half starved Chinese were found packed in a Galveston Texas box car opened in Southern Pacific yards San Francisco. The car carried heavy steel and had been on the road ten days with forty eight hours in the yard. One man showed a certificate of admission. others were believed smuggled across the Mexican boundary at El Paso Texas.
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San Francisco
Galveston
Texas
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Hoke Smith Defeated By Prohibition Stand Charge
Temperance advocates claim Hoke Smith lost renomination for governor due to hostility to capital and corporations. They argue his prohibition stance and anti corporate policies stirred opposition and may signal moves to repeal the law.
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Hoke Smith
Jos. M. Brown
Smith
Investigation Ordered Into Cruiser Tennessee Accident
An official inquiry will ascertain the cause of the shipboard accident that killed six sailors and injured several aboard the armored cruiser Tennessee. The dead will be buried in simple naval ceremonies this afternoon at Point Firmin in San Pedro harbor.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tennessee
Point Firmin
San Pedro Harbor
Tennessee Accident Report From Admiral Sebrees
Navy Department received Admiral Sebrees’ official report on the Tennessee disaster near San Pedro. Four dead, two fatally hurt, seven seriously injured. Cause cited a four inch boiler tube burst. Injured taken to Los Angeles Hospital.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Sebrees
Tennessee
San Pedro
Los Angeles Hospital
Pope Grants Audience to Three Irremovable Rectors
The Pope received Reverend L. A. Moench of Milwaukee and Reverend Charles Thiele of Fort Wayne in a private audience in Rome on June 6. Both irremovable rectors presented Papal jubilee greetings and offerings from their dioceses.
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Rome
L. A. Moench
St. Joseph's Church
Milwaukee
Charles Thiele
St. Peter's Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cardinal Logue Returns From Visit To United States
Cardinal Logue sailed from New York for Ireland after a farewell address to Americans. He warned two great perils to the United States over prosperity and divorce, outlining concerns during his visit.
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New York
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
United States
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Outlook
Kansas
Alton Parker
Vention
Caltech Press
J. K. Beretta
B. M. Alexander
Dario Sanchez
I. Alexander
J. K. Beretta, Jas. R. Moore
A. W. Wilcox
Laredo National Bank
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First State Bank & Trust CO
J. A. Ortiz
Laredo, Texas
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