Senate Treaties Trigger Bitter Senate Clash
Washington reports a Senate fight over two administration treaties. The Colombia agreement would grant $25 million indemnity and restore amity with Colombia and Panama, while Nicaragua would receive $3 million and gain interoceanic canal rights and protectorate-like controls. Attorney fees loom large as a political issue.
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Nicaragua
United States
Washington
Senate
Panama Canal
Panama
Central American Republic
San Juan
Cuba
Bryan
State Department
Congress
Open
Governor Eberhart beaten in Minnesota primaries
Late returns from St Paul show Governor A O Eberhart defeated for the Republican nomination by W E Lee of Long Prairie. H W Lawler won the Democratic nomination over W S Hammond by about two thousand votes. All five incumbents seeking renomination were successful except possibly C A Lindbergh. Progressives nominated A Tiethert for governor.
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Minnesota
W. E. Lee
St. Paul
A. O. Eberhart
Long Prairie
H. W. Lawler
Hamond
C. A. Lindbergh
Progressives
Tiethert
Sf &F
Peg
Fae Erienrnir
William C. Osborn Presides at Democratic Conference
William C. Osborn presided at a Democratic conference in New York today. The event gathered party leaders to discuss strategy and upcoming elections with Osborn as the convening figure.
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New York
German Liner Kaiser Wilhelm II Hurt in Collision in Fog
A wireless dispatch reports the German liner Kaiser Wilhelm II collided with the Incemore in fog while near the channel and was returning to Southampton for repairs. The Incemore, a 2000 ton Liverpool to Southampton steamer, arrived at Spithead badly smashed in the bow. No casualties were reported. The Kaiser Wilhelm II, launched 1902, is 706 feet long with a 72 foot beam and displaced 26,000 tons, valued at $2,078,000.
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London
Kaiser Wilhelm
Southampton
Incemore
Liverpool
Kaiser Wil Eim
Spithead
New York
Jume
Lloyd Hue
Kaiser
Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed as Harvest Weather Impacts Prices
General Markets report from New York notes weak wheat at new lows due to excellent harvesting weather in the southwest and favorable options in the northwest. Corn shipments total 7,000, No 2 mix to arrive, oats receipts and shipments around 29,000, butter steady with varied dairy prices, eggs irregular with state and nearby henery whites priced, hay and straw prices mixed, and potatoes and live poultry markets listed with several regional price points.
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New York
Jiy
Watbe
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Southern
New
Overworked Silk Workers Hear Call for Nationwide Union
At Faterson New Jersey hearing former Mayor Andrew F McBride and prosecutor Michael Dunn testified on silk industry unrest. McBride blamed overwork and low pay and advocated a national silk workers union to curb unrest. Dunn cited violence by I W W agitators and named Carlo Tresca as a suspected instigator.
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Faterson
N. J
Andrew F. McBride
Michael Dunn
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
McBride
Waterson
Dunn
Erie
Carlo Tresca
United States
Big Bill Heywood
Tresca
Elizabeth Gurry Flynn
Miss Edison Is Married Wedding of Inventor's Daughter
In West Orange New Jersey on June 18 at Glenmont Llewellyn Park home of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Edison Miss Madeleine Edison became the bride of John Eyre Stowne son of Dr and Mrs T O Conor Stowe of Montrose South Orange The ceremony was performed by Rev Elenvy A Brann rector of St Agnes Catholic Church New York with only relatives and a few friends present The couple knelt on a cushion once used at the Edison nuptials over twenty five years ago.
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J. E. Sloane
West Orange
N. J
Orange
Glenmont
Llewellyn Park
Thomas A. Edison
Madeleine Edison
John Eyre Stowne
T. O'Conor Stowe
Montrose
South Orange
John Purroy Mitchel
New York
Mer
Elenvy A. Brann
St. Agnes’ Catholic Church
Her Contribution and Ferry Capsizes Reported
A London doctor recalls a tale of a parishioner who gave more than she could account for in offerings, joking that God would credit the stilling. Separately, a Danish ferry capsized on the Dnieper with thirteen drowned. Six hussars perished while swimming their horses across the Dana.
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Joseph Parker
London
Parker
St. Petersburg
Dneiper
Dana
Colonel Roosevelt restricted to indoor speaking during campaign
London reports Colonel Roosevelt will not make open air speeches on return to the United States and will limit campaign addresses indoors. Dr St Clair Thomson, laryngology specialist, found the colonel's throat in bad condition and forbade continuous speaking for several months.
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London
Roosevelt
United States
St. Clair Thomson
Hoosevelt
Royal Geographical Society
Thomson
King's College Hospital
Lee
ENDS HER LIFE ON GOLF LINKS
Miss Josephine Schwartz forty of 1228 South Fulton avenue aunt of Miss EH Jessie Thorpe a crack shot of the Siwanoy Country club died by drinking carbolic acid on the Sun ningdale Country club golf links Mount Vernon N Y after visiting her sister Mrs Walter Thorpe on Summit avenue She was found unconscious and died several hours after at the hospital The Schwartz family offered no reason for the suicide and noted her wealth.
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Miss Schwartz
Mount Vernon Country Club
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Josephine Schwartz
South Fulton Avenue
Jessie Thorpe
Siwanoy Country Club
Sunningdale Country Club
Walter Thorpe
Summit Avenue
Roosevelt to newspaper men for one day truce pact
London reports Colonel Roosevelt negotiates a one day truce with newspaper correspondents. He plans rounds to personal friends and asks to meet reporters only in the evening, avoiding pursuit along his trail. The plan is accepted as a compromise to reduce press scrutiny.
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London
Roosevelt
Trish
Balkan
Albania
Aud
Care Fece
Suffragettes Attacked in Whitehall by Workgirls
In Whitehall suffragettes marching with banners were assaulted by working girls. Two suffragettes were knocked down and others badly treated. A woman chained to the Duke of Wellington statue outside the Royal Exchange shouted for help before police moved in. A London Express clipping notes a separate medical anecdote about a tonic and a bill.
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Whitehall
London
Dow
Duke of Wellington
Royal Exchange
Moon Theories About Moon’s Origins and Ring Formation
The text outlines two lunar origin theories. One suggests the Mountains of the Moon are cratered by meteor impacts rather than volcanic activity. The other posits Earth once had a ring like Saturn’s, which coalesced into a single sphere forming the Moon.
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Moon
Earth
Saturn
Curtain Lecture Report From Vaudeville Show
Miss Polly recalls attending a vaudeville show in the city praised as grand. The curtain note mentions the first piece titled Asbostos, though full program details were not remembered.
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Polly
Villager
Pony
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