Taft aide rejects gubernatorial candidacy in Pennsylvania
Secretary of State Knox issued a statement at Taft’s request denying use of his name for the Republican nomination in Pennsylvania. Other items note Miss Mary Coes named dean of Radcliffe College, Richard S. Aldrich ill with typhoid, and various international and domestic news updates.
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Knox
Pennsylvania
Mary Coes
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Agnes Irwin
Richard S. Aldrich
N. W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Emperor William
Kiel
Herman HD. Peirce
Norway
Christiania
Frank P. Sauernen
Spe
Stamford
Gonn
Arizona Desert
Gladys Emery Ak
Archdeacon Emery
Episcopal Church
Gunjiro Aoki
Carson
Nev
Daniel BH. Burnham
Chicago
Taft Unger
District of Columbia
G. BH. ‘Banner of
Marion
Nation Greets Theodore Roosevelt on His Return
New York celebrates Theodore Roosevelt’s homecoming on June 18 after a long tour abroad. A vast flotilla and city reception, including Mayor Gaynor, honors the former president with speeches and a grand parade through Manhattan and Battery Park.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Gaynor
Roosevelt
New York Harbor
Republican Club of
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Coast Line
Twenty-third Street
Battery
Manhattan Island
Park
Quel
Taft
Voyager Homeward Bound Parade Honors Roosevelt
Reception committee boards harbor cutter as Teddy Roosevelt arrives. Water parade lights up the harbor with bands, decorated craft, and cheering crowds. Rough Riders escort marches precede Roosevelt and officials in a long procession through New York streets.
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Mounted Police of
New York
Robert Hunter
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Drought of Drowning toll in Mississippi River region
The Cedar River near Waterloo Iowa claimed three lives on Sunday as Thomas E. Leadon 30, of Faribault Minn drowned after cramps in five feet of water. Lee Terry 23 and Charles Lentz 21, both farmers, drowned near Plainfield after Terry stepped from a sandbar into nine feet of water. Lentz swam to aid Terry but both failed. Two more drownings reported at Dubuque and Montrose area with Peter and Nicholas Buehr found drowned. In Keokuk a teen, Harry Bordecker 18, also drowned at mouth of Cemming slough despite a thrown oar. In Oskaloosa Fred Herrington 22 died while camping party swam and Herrington was seized by cramps or epileptic fit.
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Cedar River
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Lee Terry
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Thomas EH. Leadon
Faribault
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Plainfield
Terry
Lentz
Pennsylvania
Dubuque
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Nicholas Buehr
Specht’s Ferry
Nicholas
Peter
Keokuk
Kokuk
Harry Bordecker
Cemmingslough
Montrose
Ila
Bordecker
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa, Sg
Fred Herrington
Des Moines
Three Men Hurt in Riot at Lennox Machine Co
In Marshalltown Iowa three non union machinists replacing strikers at Lennox Machine were attacked by a mob of strikers and sympathizers. They repulsed the assault by firing into the crowd injuring R J Benton and Wm Dulany of Omaha in the head. R W Howard injured and believes he shot a striker in the leg as police arrived after the mob scattered.
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Lennox Machine Company
R. J. Benton
Wm. Dulany
Omaha
R W. Howard
Many Lawyers at Meetings in Des Moines Iowa
Des Moines hosts two major gatherings with about five hundred attorneys expected for the Iowa State Bar convention and County Attorneys Association. Former Governor S. Thomas of Colorado will be the principal speaker at the bar meeting.
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Des Moines
State Bar Association
Des
Moines
County Attorneys’ Association of
Iowa
Iowa State Bar Association
S. Thomas
Colorado
Bar Association
Hot Weather Boosts Iowa Crops Says Crop Bulletin
Des Moines reports from June 21 note the heat wave has greatly benefited the Iowa corn and vegetation. Dr. George M. Chappel of the Iowa Weather and Crop Service warns the past week was the only frost-free stretch since mid April in parts of the state. Also, 23 autos began the 400 mile endurance run of the Iowa Automobile Club.
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Iowa
Des Moines
George M. Chappel
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Iowa Automobile Club
Girl Likely Fatally Burned in Gasoline Blast
Dubuque reports 11 year old Louise Schonberger fatally burned in a gasoline explosion at home shortly after returning from a communion veil photo shoot. In Des Moines, Count Nathoo, the little Hindoo prince, sentenced to one to twenty years of hard labor at Ft Madison penitentiary by Judge De Graft.
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Dubuque, Ja
Louise Schonberger
Nathoo
Pen
Des Moines
C. A. Nathoo
Ft. Madison
Beyond Power of Man
A dialogue mocks reliance on human achievement arguing that while men created smokeless powder cars and wireless telegraphy they should also curb tobacco wine and spending in a witty exchange between Mrs. Gayhoye and her husband.
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Gayhoye
Dean's Kidney Pills Offered for sale with customer testimonial
A Palmer of Barnesville Ohio describes severe kidney trouble and relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills, urging readers to remember the product. The ad notes 50 cents a box and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as the distributor. The excerpt also includes a Twain anecdote about humor and the high cost of living.
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Henry Palmer
Cole and Walnut Srs
Barnesville
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Why He Quit Smoking Inspires as Stenographer Sparks Rumor
A chatty overheard remark suggests Bondsonby quit smoking not by doctor’s orders but after hearing a stenographer tease that she would kiss a pig before kissing a man who constantly smokes. The anecdote implies personal influence rather than medical advice.
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Bondsonby
Bendsonby
High Dives Ostend and Stock Market Parable
A playful exchange on markets and water surfaces features a father and son discussing risk and trends. a coastal motif recurs with Ostend and a quip about plunges. An explorer recalls a magnified elusive gold dollar as a simile. A closing quote notes youth and advice by George MacDonald.
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Ostend
Arctic
Determined Woman Finds Food That Cured Her
A Salisbury Missouri woman credits Grape-Nuts with curing chronic cramps nausea and vomiting after other remedies failed. She reports complete relief and improved health, with her husband promoting the product to physicians and customers.
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Chicago
Wellville
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