Doomed 10 Die and Wireless Saves 410 Lives
Wireless telegraphy played a key role in saving passengers and crew of the Slavonia and Republic after distress signals. The Slavonia wreck near Sebastopol prompted rescue by the Prinzess Irene and Batavia, while the Shearwater on the Delaware River faced panic as cargo shifted and acid spilled, forcing an engine room departure.
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Slavonia Flashes 'Co
Shearwater
Delaware River
Punta Delgada
Azores
Dunderlag
Florey Island
Republic
Irene
Slavonia
Pulladuipik
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Areh Street
Rorver Jersey Points
Paring editorials praise Henry White as ambassador
In Paris reports praise for Henry White as ambassador, noting editorial support for keeping him in place and suggesting Robert Bacon, former secretary of state, may go to Paris as American ambassador. The tone favors continuity and rejects his replacement.
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Pralas Tor
White
Paris
Juke 4
Robert Bacon
Ambaasador
Henry White
Two Drowned Three Rescued in East St. Louis Boat Incident
On June 14 in East St. Louis Mrs Mary Nelson and Mrs Mary E Campbell drowned when their boat struck a snag at Cehokla crack five miles north. A companion woman and two children were saved by Mike E Haggerty deputy sheriff of St Clair county and others.
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East St. Louis
Mary Nelson
Mary E. Campbell
Cehokla Crack
Here
Mike E. Haggerty
St. Clair Coun
Mutiny in Philippines Prompts Pursuit by Forces
Manila June 14 Mutineers from the Second company of constabulary attacked their officers on June 6 and fled to the mountains after repulse Brig Gen Harry Bandheltz heads to scene to command pursuit to capture the mutineers Insular government vows to make an example of the Visayans Several columns of troops are already in the field Acting Gov Gen Forbes defends the constabulary and loyalty of the force Details remain scarce including fighting at Davao with Libbey killed and four wounded
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Manila
Harry H. Bandhelts
Gen
Bandheltz
Forbes
Pampange
Myr
William Duvall
Philp
Airos
Guy
Walker
Davao
Ane Ma
Libbey
Mapi
Minnesota Bankers Convene at Lake Minnetonka Meeting
Minnesota Bankers association opens its twentieth annual convention at Tonka Bay near Lake Minnetonka. Attendees from across the state hear talks on mining and transportation of iron ores, bonds and burglar insurance, and bank legislation. Evening events include a cruise to Big Island Park with further speeches and entertainments.
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Minnesota
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Tonka Bay
Minnesota Bankers’ Association
C. J. Swant
Exepusion
Joseph Chapman, Jr
George . Roberts
Commercial Nations Bank of Chix ‘Cago
Postal Savings
Col
Fred F. Farnsworth
American Qankers' F Association
Big Island Park
Fred J. Kent
The
Lankers' Trust Company of New York
Kite
Kaiser Receives Englishmen at Potsdam Talk of Peace
Berlin reports the emperor welcomed GO British clergymen at Potsdam and declared Germany’s pacific aims toward all powers. He spoke to win British support with peaceful policy and no aggressive designs toward Britain. Also notes Michigan Aground II Test and Lutheran conference in Clear Lake with 500 attendees from multiple states.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Great Britain
Pacific
Germany
Great Brltain
Lutheran
Iowa
Des Moines
Onequal
Evangelical Luther Church of America
Clear Lake
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South
Dekota
Des Moines Cavalry Captain Shot in Fort Des Moines Incident
June 14 Fort Des Moines Des Moines Iowa Captain John C Raymond commanding Troop D United States cavalry Surst James H Washburn Corporal Elijah Such were shot by Corporal Lisle Crabtree who then killed himself Crabtree had been reprimanded by Raymond for failing to report his leave of absence He demanded a transfer and fired when refused Raymond was shot in the neck and spinal column paralyzing him Washburn and Such were wounded in the melee Raymond is a son of Brig Gen Charles W Raymond and a Pennsylvanian commander of engineers family prominence
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Des Moines
John C. Raymond
United States Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
James H. Washburn
Elijah Such
Lisle Crabtree
Raymond
Crabtree
Army
Sergt
Washburn
Sheets
Corp. Such
Sant. Raymond Ia
Sen
Charles Wraymond
The
Engineers
Myers and Harbors
New York
Maj
Robert Raymond
Sigineers
New
Pennsylvania
DOG PASSENGER REGULATIONS MAY BE UNIFORMED
Washington report notes tribulations of traveling dogs and owners on railways. Interstate Commerce Commission may soon be asked to set uniform rules for carrying dogs on interstate trains. Current policies vary by line with dog fares baggage treatment and coaching access differences, risking accidents and discomfort.
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Commerce
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knights of St. John meet in Sandusky parade
The Knights of St. John encampment, with commanderies from Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Pennsylvania, opened a four day session in Sandusky. A dress parade and drill contest drew entrants from the group as prizes totaling 1500 dollars were awarded. Visitors from five states attended while local women volunteers hosted by a committee of 25 local women.
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Sandusky
Knights of St. John
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Persians Reported Slain in Ardabil District Clash
A Astara dispatch says Shakhseven tribesmen ravaged Ardabil in Azerbaijan, with about 5,000 killed. Leading residents sought protection from the Russian consul. Separately, James J. Hill told Calgary’s mayor he will rush completion of the Reaceton branch in British Columbia to secure a foothold on the Rockies and reach the prairie provinces.
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Astara Gays
Ardabil
Azerbaijan
Persia
Hill
Winnipeg
Mar
James J. Hill
Jamieson
Calgary
Reaceton
British Columbia
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Prairis
Baseball Results Across Regional Leagues from Yesterday
Yesterday's games across ANERIGAN and Western leagues, including Chicago. St Louis. Cincinnati. New York. Pittsburgh. Brooklyn. Toledo. Minneapolis. Columbus. Louisville. Milwaukee. St Paul. Rock Island. Dubuque. Springfield. Decatur. Cedar Rapids. Bloomington. Peoria. Port Wayne. Evansville. Green Bay. Freeport. Oshkosh. Duluth. Winona. Eau Claire. La Crosse. Superior. and Duluth posted scores with several postponements and mixed results across Central, Wisconsin, and Minnesota circuits. The standout tallies include Rock Island 9 Dubuque 4. Green Bay 2 Freeport 1. Duluth 6 Winona 4. Evansville 7.
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Ragob
Chicago
Mony St. Lauis
Behead
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pueblo
Topeka
Das Maines
Lineal Omaha
Sioux Cly
Wiehlin
Denver
Gant Postport American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
Hangas City
Louisville
Milwaukes
Todianapolis
St Faui
Rock Island
Dubuany
Springfield
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Dirvunport
Blopington
Peoria
Grend Rapida
Zaneselile
Port Wayne
Wheelings South Bend
Peres Huute
Hayton
Evansville
Wisconsin-Istincts League
Green Bay
Freeport
Radford
Appleton
Tagine
Oshkosh
Pana du Lac
Minnesota- Wisconsi
Tague Duluth
Winona
Wouseu
Supertor
Eau Claire
Tan Crosse
Illinois U Turns Down Carnegie Foundation Entry
New York on June 14 Harvard Columbia and New York universities were warned of lax standards that may affect Carnegie foundation benefits. John G Bowman said George Washington University was dropped and Illinois and North Carolina were denied. Foundation says entrance facilities are too easy and the advertised standard not kept. Wisconsin is named as the model institution.
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New York
Harvard
Columia
Carnegie Foundation For
John G. Bowman
Foundation
George Washington University of Washington
University of Ilinois
University of North Carolina
University of Wisconsin
Lightning Strikes Wisconsin Church Killing One Injuring Sixteen
A church in Day settlement near Green Bay Wisconsin was struck by lightning as Mass began at Holy Cross Catholic Church. Edward Duchan was killed and 16 others were injured, with two believed to be in critical condition. Father Mighers led the stunned congregation of more than 400 during the collapse.
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Green Bay
Wis
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Edward Duchan
Paule
Burglar chloroforms family in Alabama raid
A. Crowder and family at Rutledge Springs near Bessemer were chloroformed and the dwelling ransacked. About 3200 dollars in money was taken. Weston Payson Weston, walking to the Pacific coast, spent Sunday in Marton awaiting a new pair of shoes.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. Crowder
Rutledge Springs
Bessemer
Weston
Granger
Wyo
Edwart Payson Weston
Pacific Coast
Marston
Insurrection Fears Grip House Over Cannon Tariff Fight
Washington reports a fresh insurgent challenge to Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich as a faction weighs defying gag rules to quicken tariff passage. Western representatives receive constant constituent letters urging action, while Democrats threaten solid opposition and Republicans face possible defections.
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Washington
Lorimer
House
Ims Gore
Cannon
Aldrich
Breles
Payne
Ways and Mears Committee
Cenunn
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Indiane
Wisconsin
Vorgress
Bristow
Clapp
Nelson
Brown
Beveridge
Dolliver
Cumming
la Follette
Senate
Congre
Demice Aritic
Champ Clack
Teader
Mr. Clark
Black Hand Marks Bullets in Ohio Raid
In Marion Ohio on June 4 inspectors Oldfield and Pate seized hundreds of cartridges with cross marked bullets from Sam Lima’s shop, a Black Hand suspect. The shells matched those found in Denison Bellefontaine and other towns visited by the officers. Lima, out on bail, delayed the search as one of six Italian women in the place escaped, believed to carry documentary evidence.
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Marion, O
J. F. Oldfield
George Pate
Cincinnati
Sam Lima
Dennison
Bellefontaine
Lima
Plare
Union Report Pins Hope in Minnesota Labor Growth
Delegates at the Minnesota State Federation of Labor convention in Red Wing hear the secretary treasurer W. B. McEwen of St Paul, state labor commissioner, present a detailed review of unionism progress in the past year and critique political voting by union men who did not back the Democratic ticket in the last national election.
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Minnesota Federation of Labor
Red Wing
Minn
State Federation of Labor
Flicers
W. BE. McEwen
St. Paul
Isalso
Ag Tractors
Lali
Coffee Sparks Fatal Fight in Boyle’s Night Club
In Birmingeau Alabama on the 14th, W T Kelley and his brother in law Will Sparks confronted G H Carper at Boyle's after Carper accused Mrs Kelley of poor coffee. Carper was killed. Sparks fatally hurt and Kelley wounded in arm and leg.
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Birmingeau
Alame
G. H. Carper
Kelley
W. T. Kelley
Will Sparks
Carper
Boyle
Sparks
American Ships Guard Against a Filibuster
Beaufort June 14 The revenue cutters Paulico and Semibote guard waters to stop shipment by ex President Castro friends aimed at arming a filibuster against President Gomez. Nanticoke contacted. arms reportedly 10 000 to 15 000 stands shipped from Belgium for an expedition.
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Beaufort
N. C
Paulico
Semibote
Castro
Veoecuelm
Gomez
Pamlico
Newberne
Treasury Department
Nanticoke
Edenton
North Carolina
Chowan River
Albemarle Sound
Castro Ariends
Belgium
America
Atlantic
Lave
Chicago
Cincinnati
Veneguia
Rich man leaps overboard on Lake Michigan voyage
Blais Durbin, a reportedly wealthy mine owner from Patron, Ba, disappeared from the Goodsten Line steamer Indiana between Chicago and Grand Haven. His coat hat and purse were found on deck, and the boat’s wake five miles from Grand Haven yielded no trace. An immediate search followed but nothing more was found, leading to speculation he jumped or fell overboard.
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Blais Durbin
Calcago
Lake Mighlwan
New Orleans Man Seeks to Serve as Hangman
Peter Lamana, father of Walter Lamana, asks the governor and sheriff for permission to act as executioner after his son was kidnapped two years ago and killed for a ransom of $6,000. Walter Lamana, Italian resident, was found murdered with his head severed.
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New Orleans
Leonardy Gebbhs
Guy
Sanders
Peter Lanmaun
Permide
Walter Lamana
Peter Lamana
Sge
Black Fund
BUILDING WRECK KILLS FOUR IN DETROIT STOVE WAREHOUSE
Detroit June 14 four men perished in the Peninsular Stove Company's storehouse collapse. Head Shipping Clerk Hal Jee and three foreign laborers were identified among the dead. a substitute clerk Tom Eagan and another laborer were rescued injured while workers search the debris for four missing men. Firemen and laborers freed a trapped man after a perilous delay. The outer wall remained standing as crews continued the recovery.
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Detroit
Callapans
Peninsular Stove Company
Hal Jee
Tom Eagan
Gas Flow Hits Wayne County Today Near Wooster
Wayne County reports a natural gas flow of about 3,000,000 cubic feet daily from a gauge struck on a farm near Wooster in Mallee West. The discovery raises prospects for local supply, with officials monitoring pressure and distribution plans.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Mallee
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