This Date in History Tuesday June Chronology
Tuesday’s Daily lists historical milestones from 1812 Chimborazo’s recognition to 1915 Wilson’s request for emergency curbs. Notable items include 1848 Henry Dodge as Wisconsin’s first state senator, 1868 Matthew Vassar’s death, 1904 Republican convention nominees Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
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Chimborazo
Humheldtr
Henry Dodge
Wisconsin
Silistria
Matthew Vasseur
Vassar College
Spithead
Persia
Orleans
Bonaparte
France
Reltief
Thentain
Chieveo
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Wilson
Coveress
Birth of Adolpho Eberhart ushered in a political rise
Adolpho Eberhart, born in Sweden, emigrated as a child with family struggles shaping a career in law and politics. He studied in Minnesota, passed the bar, rose to prominence, and won election as lieutenant governor in the Republican era before later ascending to governorship.
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Brera Adolpho Eberhart
Amfininesoty
Berm
Sweden
United States
Vonnie
Everhart
Sinerien
Nebraska
Fearty
Couetains Adolphus Cottece
Thiel
Daw
Mankato
Minn
Wodo
Min Tesoty Senate
Wieerhart
Johnson
Webb County Sheriff Sale Notice for Foreclosure Property
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Webb County District Court on June 12. Foreclosure of taxes on Lot numbers nine hundred forty one and nine hundred forty nine in Block nine Western Division of Lanetta City. Property to be sold to highest bidder for cash at courthouse steps between 1 and 4 p.m. on a court date in July. Sheriff signature and date of June.
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District Court
Webb County
Texas
Lanetta
Cexas
Moon
Aloor
Juin
Cries of Telegraphers Mark Labor World Drive
Notes from the labor world report a union mobilization by office girls, large strikes in Britain, and court decisions on Sunday work. The piece mentions labor certificates in Saint Paul, a $75,000 verdict for Oscar Fried after a railway injury, and plans for a major labor transfer project in New York area. It cites international unions and upcoming conferences in September.
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Bnormal
Industria
Saxony
Mniovemess
Poranta
Great Britain
New Years Supreme Court
International Brotherhood of Foundry
Sehenertady
Revita
Sadak
Tome Iho Oitect
Switzerland
Poorta
New
White Plains
Oscar Fried
New York, New Haven
Hartford Railway
Personal notices from San Antonio and beyond in KR
Fragmented personal items list names and movements including Rye paper of San Antonio in KR Glass of Topo Chico Jolineon of Moore at the Hamilton Villareal arriving in New York and heading to Nuevo Laredo Teagarden Esq spent time in the city then San Antonio Nelson and sister Mrs Ernst among others travel and social mentions across San Antonio Beaumont Waco and St Louis with mixed brief notes on visits and departures
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Rye Paper
San Antonio
Hamilton
Jolineon
Moore
Hamilton, Or
Villareal
New York
Will
Nuevo Laredo
Hee
Sriere Teagarden, Esq
Salinas
Te Martin Ranch
Luncheon in Honor of Miss the Reecourse at Hop Sree Nh
Mrs Com Fish hosts a refined luncheon welcoming invited guests for Miss. The event featured a half-dozen courses from the hostess. Attendees enjoyed a vast delightful affair with ample hospitality.
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Com. Fish
Elven
Baseball Chatter and Team Moves Highlight Era
A fragmentary baseball chat notes management changes and player moves among teams. Mentions Sulu and Linnin with the Giants and Red Sox, former manager Kvinn Superbas, Otto Hess and Bill James, Lefty Bile, Derek of timers, and Philly pilots with Derrick at short.
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I Sulu
En Hank
Dett Linnin
Red Sox
UY N
Kivn Superbas
Perkie
Bill James
Lefty” Bile
Otto Hess
Reston Braves
Connecticut
Vineted
Dartford
Torring
Navenatuckina
Cardinals
Chicago
Philly
Derrick
Jack
Thedford’s Black Draught Praised by Patient in Virginia
Madison Heights resident Mr Chas A Ragland extols Thedford’s Black Draught for indigestion and stomach troubles. Ad claims 75 years of success, safe gentle relief, and broad availability nationwide at 25 cents with NC and LA variants.
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Madison Heights
Chas. A. Ragland
Thedford
N.C
Land for sale in Zapata County near San Lena
Classified ad offers nine thousand acres of fine land in Zapata county within half a mile of San Lena cio, fenced and improved. Half sandy and prairie, large portion tillable. Contact In dalecio V. Uribe, San Ignacio, Texas. Also rents and real estate ads for cottages and a stenographer seek.
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Zapata County
San Lenacio
Indalecio V. Uribe
San Ignacio
Texas
Carranza Rejects Invitation to Informal Conference
Alfredo Breceda Carranza's private secretary reports that Carranza will not send delegates to confer informally with Huerta at Niagara Falls. Breceda, en route to Washington as a Carranza commissioner, says the mission is highly important and cannot be discussed.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Carranza
United States
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Alfredo Breceda
Washington
Breceda
Rebels Take Zapotlan In Jalisco Campaign
Mazatlan Mex June 23 The constitutionalists have captured Zapotlan in Jalisco as part of ongoing operations. Local reports confirm the seizure, with forces entrenched and control of the town established amid the border region conflict.
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Zapotlan
Mazatlan
Mex
Jalisco
Intermountain to have broad effect on canal benefits
A Washington report notes that the intermountain decision shifts distribution of Panama Canal benefits from railroads to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Associated Press states that the ruling could influence how regional regions receive canal advantages nationwide.
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Washington
Intermountain
Amna Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Recommendation to halt impeachment of Judge Emory Speer
Washington June 23. A recommendation to stop further proceedings against Judge Emory Speer of Georgia was sent to the House Judiciary Committee by the subcommittee that heard testimony on impeachment. The report criticizes Speer's actions as nearing tyranny and oppression and states the subcommittee cannot fully acquit nor impeach. The panel reviewed nineteen charges against Speer.
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Associated Press
Washington
Emory Speer
Georgia
House Judiciary Committee
Speer
Steamer Gothland Ashore Near Seilly Islands
The Gothland traveling from Montreal to Rotterdam ran aground on rocks off Land’s End near the Seilly Islands, emergency crews deployed to assess damage and assist passengers as the vessel stalled on the coast.
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Associated Press
Land's End
Eng
Gothland
Montreal
Rottendam
Seilly Islands
Collision near Hamburg damages Koenigin Louise and Cobra
Steamers Koenigin Louise and Cobra collided off Hamburg on June 23. Both vessels suffered heavy damage while passengers were safely landed.
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Hamburg
Germany
Koenigin Louise
Cobra
Mrs Pennybacker III Improves After Nervous Collapse
Mrs Pennybacker of South Bend Indiana is much better today and recovering from a nervous collapse. The update notes her condition as improving with steady progress.
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South Bend
Ind
Pennybacker
To Recover Ten Million Dollars in Freight Charges
Washington June 28 Shippers can recover about ten million dollars in excess freight charges as a result of the Intermountain decision.
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Washington
Intermountain
Official Death List From Mine Explosion
Hillscrest Alberta reports the official death list from the mine explosion. The tally stands at 196 fatalities with authorities confirming the toll.
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Associated Press
Hillscrest
Alberta
Barrio Baseball in Olympic Games Play Stirs Debate
Paris dispatch reports baseball rejected for Berlin 1916 Olympics. Americans claimed at least six countries play baseball and named England, prompting a British debate that led to the Americans withdrawing the request.
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Paris
France
Berlin
England
Barbers Join Harvest Effort In Hoxie Kansas
In Hoxie Kansas on June 23 barbers posted Shaves and haircuts Saturday only and joined other business men to help harvest the crops as the community rallied to gather the harvest.
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Hoxie
Kan
South Carolina Firemen Hold Annual Convention in Florence
Florence hosts three day annual convention and tournament of the South Carolina Firemen's association. Delegations from major cities participate in prize races and contests. Business sessions feature addresses by Chief James McFall of Roanoke Virginia A M Schoen of Atlanta and Chief Louis Behreus of Charleston and others.
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Florence
South Carolina Firemen's Association
James McFall
Roanoke
A. M. Schoen
Atlanta
Louis Behre Us
Charleston
Grace Patton in Wichita Faces Murder Trial
Grace E. K. Patton was arraigned in Wichita on a murder charge in the December 10, 1912 shooting death of her husband J. A. Patton, a prominent local grocer. The case has attracted much attention in the city.
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Wichita
Kas
Grace EK. Patton
J. A. Patton
Sidewalk Caving Over Subway Kills One Worker
In New York on June 23 a large section of the sidewalk above the Brooklyn subway caved in, burying twenty workmen. One man was killed and six injured, marking one of the city’s largest cave incidents in history.
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New York
Brooklyn
Mrs Westinghouse Dead in Lennox Mares June 23
Mrs George Westinghouse widow of the late inventor died here today of paralysis in Lennox Mares with local officials confirming the death.
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Lennox
Mares
George Westinghouse
Credit Men In Session In Rochester Convention Opens
The nineteenth annual National Association of Credit Men convention opens in Rochester New York featuring nearly a thousand delegates and wives. Leading manufacturers and wholesale houses from major cities attend to discuss elevating business standards foreign credits fraud prosecution and self inspection to reduce fire waste. Congressman Carter Hass will speak on The Federal Banking and Currency Law and Charles R Van Hise UW will discuss The Nation's Business.
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Rochester
N. Y
National Association of Credit Men
Carter Hass Wil
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Prince of Wales Celebrates Twentieth Birthday in London
The Prince of Wales, born June 28, 1894, turned twenty in London with bells rung at St George's Chapel and Windsor Parish Church. Gifts and greetings flowed from royal relatives and friends as he begins naval training, holds titles, and may embark on a world cruise after laying a cornerstone for a church on his London estate.
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London
Prince of Wales
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Parish
Long Walk
Windsor Great Park
White Lodge
Richmond Park
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Royal Navy
Osborne College
Dartmouth College
King George
Prince Edward
Cornwall
Duke of Rothesay
Earl of
Ohio Christian Endeavors Convention Opens in Steubenville
Delegates from about 2 500 local societies of the Christian Endeavor union in Ohio gather in Steubenville for the twenty ninth annual state convention. The event will discuss church and missionary work with addresses by Dr J Campbell White Bishop William M Bell and Dr Ira Landrith among other noted religious workers.
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Steubenville
Christian Endeavor Union
Ohio
J. Campbell White
New York
William M. Bell
Los Angeles
Ira Landrith
Nashville
Job work ring up forty eight in neat tally
A brief note records a precise total of forty eight for job work charges. The entry emphasizes accuracy in the final ring up and underscores careful accounting by the clerk.
Roosevelt to Speak as Progressive Leaders Rally in Pennsylvania
In addition to Colonel Roosevelt, Progressive party leaders expected to speak for Washington party nominees in Pennsylvania include ex Senator Albert Beveridge, Senator Moses Clapp, ex Governor Pardee, Victor Murdock, Judge Ben Lindsey, and Prof Merriam. Kentucky to wait for the expansion act, delaying a Senate vacancy until June 16 when the enabling act takes effect. governor cannot appoint Bradley’s successor before.
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Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Washington Party
Pennsylvania
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
George C. Pardee
California
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Charles FE. Merriam
University of Chicago
Kentucky
United States
Senate
Bradley
Firemen Meet Opens in Saginaw With Hose Races
The Michigan State Firemen's association opened its annual meeting in Saginaw on June 23 and will run for three days. Firemen from across the state, many with bands, contest in hose races ladder events and other displays of firefighting skill.
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Saginaw
Mich
Michigan State Firemen’s Association
American Medical Association Opens In Atlantic City
The sixty fifth annual meeting of the American Medical Association opened in Atlantic City New Jersey with thousands of physicians and surgeons from the United States and Canada in attendance. Dr Enoch Hollings head received welcome from Dr John A Witherspoon presiding. Victor C Vaughn was introduced as president elect and delivered the inaugural address. Sectional meetings on various medical and surgical departments followed the general session.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
United States
Canada
Enoch Hollingshead
Medical Society of New Jersey
John A. Witherspoon
Nashville
Association
Committee On
Victor C. Vaughn
An Arbor
Mich
Buffalo battle for International league flag hinted
Manager Hill Clymer drives the Buffalo squad in a tight chase for the International league pennant. Former Columbus A. A. boss Bill, who once carried pennant goods, may aim to repeat his success with Buffalo.
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Hill Clymer
Buffalo
Bill
Columbus A. A
Quebec Welcomes New Cardinal Bevin Home
The Catholic clergy and laity across Quebec joined in demonstrations to honor Cardinal Bevin after his return from Rome where he joined the Sacred College. He was welcomed at Levis by a delegation and later by a reception in Quebec City. A banquet was planned for the next evening and a public City Hall reception was set for the following night.
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Quebec
Cardinal Bevin
Rome
Sacred College of Cardinals
Levis
State of Texas v Esquivel theft verdict two years
In district court this morning the case State of Texas v Guadalupe Esquivel was tried before a jury for theft from the person by legerdemain. The jury returned a verdict of two years in the state penitentiary. Counsel for the defendant had asked for a suspended sentence, but the jury did not recommend one.
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State of Texas
Guadalupe Esquivel
Ninth Infantry Held Height Maneuvers Under Captain Hiatt
The Third battalion of the Ninth Infantry commanded by Captain Hiatt conducted a morning training on the Heights. The unit carried out a meeting engagement drill then dispersed and concentrated before resuming routine at the Ninth Infantry Camp.
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Ninth Infantry
Hiatt
Wanamaker Defends Labor Unions and Public Ownership
John Wanamaker testified before the U S commission on industrial relations in Philadelphia on June 23. He condemned denying labor organizations and blamed past unions for poor leadership while praising current leaders. He called for government ownership of railroads and public utilities and endorsed an eight hour day or less. He warned Rockefeller erred by backing troop use in Colorado and forecast a hopeful future for workers.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Wanamaker
Rockefeller
Wilson
Colorado
Three Accidental Deaths in Gonzalez Texas
Gonzalez Texas June 23 There were three accidental deaths here yesterday Earl Dyckes was shot while fishing Joe Perez a Mexican committed suicide by hanging from a tree and an unknown Mexican's body was found in the river
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Gonzalez
Texas
Earl Dyckes
Joe Perez
Newton Wilson Dead In St. Louis City Visit
Beaumont Texas June 23 Newton S Wilson aged 54 president of the Producers Oil Company and the Industrial Lumber Company died in St Louis today He was one of the wealthiest men in the South wealth in western industry and oil circles.
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Beaumont
Tex
Newton Kk. Wilson
Producers Oil Company
Industrial Lumber Company
St. Louis
Mistaken for assassin claims G A R veteran dies
Shamokin Pennsylvania June 23 Capt J W Haas a G A R veteran who was mistaken for Lincoln s assassin and nearly lynched soon after Lincoln s death died here today The incident ties to the era s tense postwar violence and mob justice events surrounding Lincoln s assassination remain part of Haas s legacy.
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Shamokin
J. W. Haas
Lincoln
Midnight Ball Is Chief Attraction At Fairbanks Festival
Big crowds in Fairbanks Alaska gathered for the Midnight Sun Festival last night to watch a midnight baseball game lasting fifty seconds. An earthquake followed with a thunderlike rumble, adding a dramatic finale to the event.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Connecticut Prohibition party opens state convention
Delegates from across Connecticut gathered in New Britain for the Prohibition party State convention. Tomorrow the group will adopt a platform and nominate candidates for United States senator and all State officers to be on the November ballot.
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New Britain
Conn
Connecticut
Prohibition Party
United States
Eagles Flock To Helena In State Convention
Helena Mont June 23 hundreds of Fraternal Order of Eagles members arrive from across Montana for the annual State convention. Governor W Stewart a past president oversees events including four day program with street parade night pageant banquet band concerts receptions and a grand ball.
Arthur Cooke name riddle from Lippincott's
A teacher questions a pupil about his names. The boy explains he was born Cooke but called Arthur for three months, clarifying his last name as Cooke. The exchange humorously highlights confusion over given and family names.
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Athur
Arthur
Cooke
Lippincott
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