Ocean Wireless Plan To Coordinate Global Storm Warnings
Washington May 24 plan by Storns meteorologists aims to submit to leading nations at a London conference on June 21 a uniform wireless marine weather reporting system. Proposals include ship to ship relay of observations and land dissemination, with committees on maritime signals and marine telegraphy and broad international adoption to save lives and aid forecasts.
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Washington
London
Europe
United States
Wills L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
W. N. Shaw
British Meteorological Office
A. Augat
Roy. L. Frew
Il Ka Wel
Shanghai
China
Hira
Deustche Seewarte
Memburg
Germany
H. Mohn
KK. Nakamuray
Meteorological Service of
Japan
Messrs. Augat
Mirz
Moore
Gen
Ry Ratchem
Central Physical Observatory
St. Petersburg
Russia
Prof. Moore
United, States
France
National Harvard Clubs Gather in Cincinnati May 25 29
Cincinnati hosts the National Association of Harvard clubs this Friday and Saturday May 25 and 29 drawing many leading men who point to Harvard as their alma mater. The event marks a notable close to the present week with a prominent reunion of graduates in the city.
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Harvard
Cincinnati
National Association of Harvard Clubs
Trial of Millionaire Calhoun Nears Sixth Month
San Francisco May 24 A bribery graft trial long in progress faces fresh twists as Perjury charges against defense counsel, alleged plots by detectives, and new inquiries into the dynamiting of James L. Gallagher’s home sharpens tensions. The case, involving Patrick Calhoun, has stretched toward six months with no clear end in sight as restraining orders and sealed documents test legal authority.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
Tudge Lawlor
Simlar
Wil Haw J. Burns
Wiliam M. Abbott
United Railroads
Francis J. Henry
James L. Gallagher
National plan urges inventories of state natural resources
Washington May 24 Inventories of the natural resources of every state and territory are proposed by the joint committees of conservation in this city. The plan calls on the four major national organizations to assist, each in its own field, to apply conservation principles declared by governors and presidents at the White House conference a year ago.
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Washington
Conservation Movement
Ftas
Wyatt
White House
State Conservation Commission
Oregon
Michigan
Wisconsin
Celebrate Anniversary Week in Boston Unitarian events
Boston hosts Anniversary Week with public meetings and receptions. Attendees include ministers from many states and their wives, guests traveling over 40 miles. Prof. William J. Carruth spoke at the ministerial union. Edward Everett Hale and others addressed women’s liberal Christian groups. Tonight’s reception at Hotel Somerset featured leaders including President Bilot and Gov. Draper. Multiple daily sessions planned with Curtiss Guild Jr and notable figures like Samuel Crothers, John Long, F W Hamilton, and Robert Luce on the program.
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Boston
Mass
American Unitarian Association
Ministerial Union
Wiliam JH. Carruth
Lawrence
Kan
National Alliance of Unitarian
Edward, Everett Hale
John A. Bellona
John W. Day
Somerset
Samuel A. Bilot
E. S. Draper
L. G. Wilson
Curtla Guild, Jr
Samuel M. Crothers
John D. Long
F. W. Hamilton
Potts College
Robert Luce
Boye Travel 3 000 Miles From Saginaw to Toledo
Arthur Crane aged seven and Joe Crosby aged nine of Saginaw Michigan traveled 3000 miles with no money arriving in Toledo after a journey from Saginaw to Los Angeles to San Francisco to Cincinnati and back home. They plan to start for Saginaw again.
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Boye
Toledo
Arthur Crane
Joe Crosby
Saginaw
Mich
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Bandits Attack Government Wineshop in Oboyna
A band of desperatives attacked a wineshop in Oboyna Russia. They killed two persons and mortally wounded the keeper before looting the shop and escaping.
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Oboyna
Russia
Bay
Twe Persone
Two Drowned While Fishing in Twin Lakes Iowa
In Marshalltown on May 2 a Belmond man James Montague and a Des Moines insurer named Peckham drowned while fishing at Twin Lakes Iowa. Both men were missing and presumed dead with authorities investigating the incident.
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Marshalltown
James Montague
Belmond
Peckham
Des Moines
Fshing
Twin Lakes
Iowa
Clash Over Lumber Heyburn Runs High Tariff Talk
Washington May 24 The senate resumed the lumber schedule debate with Senator McCumber of North Dakota urging free lumber and Senator Huytura of Idaho backing high duties. Aldrich aims to press final vote while preparations for longer sessions are discussed. McCumber renews his amendment to grant free lumber, arguing mills need no protection and foreign competition won’t close them. Horah counters that tariff would harm forests, insisting humans will plant trees. Aldrich counters with questions as Elkins accuses McCumber of revisionism and raises protest over duties on wheat and rye.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Huytura
Idaho
Aldrich
House
Horah
Rhode Island
Elkins
Prefers Hound to Family Sparks Divorce Suit
Henry H. Traue a farmer five miles north of the city chose a hound dog over his wife and three children leading to a divorce and alimony suit filed in the circuit court. The couple debated the dog and Traue allegedly moved furniture and drove back to their former home Strauseburg after a failed attempt to sell the animal.
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Bairfield
Hie
Henry H. Traue
Traves
Trave
Trane
Strauseburg
Prison Man Hunt Ends in Columbus Prison Yard Surrender
Columbia Ohio May 24 Hervey Johnson a negro burglar serving a life sentence who vanished Wednesday night and had been hiding at the prison is now in solitary confinement awaiting trial in the prison court for attempted escape Johnson surrendered after being treed on the wash house roof and had eluded guards by hiding under the porch of the prison post office The hunger drove his surrender and the security team tried to prevent his escape
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Columbia
Hervey Johnson
Johnson
Kansas College Students Drown in Blue River Incident
May 24 report from Manhattan Kansas details the drowning of Miss Gledys Insh of Manhattan and Walter Goddard of Minneapolis Kansas while rowing on the Blue River. Their boat struck a snag and capsized. both were students at Kansas Agricultural College.
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Kansas College
Manhattan
Kay
Blue River
Gledys Insh
Mahattan
Walter Goddard
Minneapolis
Kan
Kansas Agricultural College
Baseball results from Yesterday's games across leagues
In the American League Chicago defeated New York and Detroit 7 to 4 while Washington beat St Louis 2 to 1. In the National League no games were scheduled. Central League shows Terre Haute beating Grand Rapids 7 to 6 and Evansville 7 South Bend 1. American Association results include Kansas City 4 over Minneapolis Teledo 3 and Milwaukee 4 over St Paul 2. Three I League Davenport 2 Bloomington 0 Cedar Rapids 8 over Springfield 6 Dubuque 4 over Decatur 1. Western League Sioux City 7 Wichita 4 Topeka 4 Lincoln 2. Des Moines 4 Omaha 7 Denver 1. Minor league note: Reading Tri-State League beat Chicago Cubs 4 to 0 as Barthed pitching struggled with wild pitches by Reulbach.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Louis
Boston
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Widvering
Dayton
Zavesville
Fort Wayne
Eyanaville
South Bend
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Teledo
Commbys
Milwaukee
St. Paw
Indianapolis
Louisvile
Davenport
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Springfeld
Dubuque
Decatur
Rock Island
Peoing
Sioux City
Wichita
Topeka
Lincoln
Des Mainen_& Publa
Omaha
Denver
Newark
N. J
Reading
Will Bartheid
Chicago Cubs
Reulbach
Derro
Philadelphia
Boston Pg
St. Loui
Cleveland U
le Nation
Pittsburg
Asses
Alpala
Cinemnael
St. Louis
Bostonit
Wheeling
Danida
Ait
Ev Sie Peas
Torre Hayle
American “Association
Mibyuukes
Etna Bart
Louisville Wyeeerreryeer
Fates
Minnuapolis
Toledy
Columbus A
Paul
Springfield
Wit Island
Davenport la
Pueblo
Counterfeit Two Dollar Note Reported in Washington
Treasury officials say they possess a counterfeit two dollar silver certificate from the 1849 series marked A face 1110 Washington portrait. It lists N T Vernon register and Charles H Treat treasurer. The back color is a darker pink with poor relief. it lacks genuine engraving depth.
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Washington
Treasury
N. T. Vernon
Register of the Treasury
Charles H. Treat
United States
Mfe
Bloodhounds Hunt Murderer in Lima Shooting
In Lima Ohio Mrs Mauda Diltz a widow who had moved from Waynesfeld was shot to death at her home by lawyer and real estate man Join Beam who also fired at a neighbor Jealousy sparked the attack Bloodhounds tracked Beam police exchanged gunfire as officers and residents clashed near the farm east of the city crowds menaced to hang the suspect if captured
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Lima
Mauda Diltz
Waynesfeld
Join Beam
Fom
Beam
Donor Abraham Lincoln Memorial Dies in Kenosha
May 24 Kenosha Wisconsin reports that Orla M. Calkins, donor of a Lincoln memorial statue for the city, died just before Memorial Day. The unveiling plans were canceled by the organizing committee following the donor’s death.
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Kenosha
Wis
Abraham Lincoln
Orla M. Calkins
Calkins
Balloon Races Prep Underway at City Speedway Grounds
Preparations nearly complete at the new automobile speedway for the Aero Club of America balloon races set to begin at four o'clock in the afternoon on June 5 in Indiemapasis Ind. The facility is described as the best equipped plant of its kind in the world.
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Indiemapasis
Ind
Automobile Speedway Harth
Aero Club of America
Violent clashes at Revolutionary Socialists parade in Paris
Paris May 24 The Revolutionary Socialists annual demonstration before the commemorative monument at Pere Lachaise ended in scuffles with police. Many participants on both sides were injured, including a large number of postal workers who took part in the protest and clashes.
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Socialiste
Paris
Revolutionary Socialists
Pere Lachaise
Train robbery near Omaha ends with getaway car
Bandits held up a rail mail car west of Omaha, stealing seven registered pouches worth an estimated sum. Authorities believe the robbers fled in a automobile or fast horse after forcing the engineer to stop and forcing clerks to hand over the bags. Police, postal inspectors, and railroad detectives sweep the region for clues.
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Omaha
Neb
Secret Service
Post Office
Union Pacific
Sherif
Qmaba
Forty-third
Jackson Streets
Union Pacific Allroad
Post Office Department
Savage
Here
Tere
Chicago
Subpoena Served on Warner in Clinton Trial Scene
Vespasian Warner, visiting Bloomington, was served with a subpoena to testify for Richard Snell at the Clinton banker’s trial over a will dispute with Amox Snell. In Delmar, Pa, May 24 a jury found Delmar Young guilty of second degree murder in the killing of his mother, with no visible distress upon verdict.
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Vespasian Warner
Erle
Delmar Young
Bletmother
Young
Six Firemen Burned in Cambridge Gas Explosion
Cambridge May 24 Chief N W Bunker and 11 Cambridge firemen severely burned in a gas explosion at the Boston and Malag freight yard in East Cambridge. All were rushed to hospital as crews battled blaze and smoke over the yard area.
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Cambridge
Mase
N. W. Bunker
Cambridge Fire Department
Boston
East Cambridge
Secretary Dickinson III Returns From The Canal
Secretary of War Dickinson, ill, cuts short Panama inspection and returns to Washington aboard the Mayflower. He improves, notes canal progress, and jokes about Cuba seen only through a porthole before being driven to Fort Myer to meet General Bell.
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Washington
Panoema Canal
Dickinson
Bris
Brig, Gang
Franklin Hell
W. G. Ewing
James Ross Todd
Henry D. Linds
Canal Zone
Cuba
Fort Myer
Gen. Bell
Panama
Taft
Open Western lands for settlement in Flathead and Spokane regions
President Tat issues proclamation opening about 440000 acres in Flathead Montana 200000 in Coeur d Alene Idaho and 69000 to 0109 in Spokane Washington for settlement entry. Registration runs July 15 to August 5 at Kalispell Missoula Spokane or Coeur d Alene. drawing August 9 at 10 am. entry deadline April 14 1910. Applicants may inspect lands before entry and regulations will be published in June.
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W.ashington
Tat
Flathead
Montana
Goent D'Alene
Idaho
Spokane
Washington
Kalispell
Missoula
Mont
St Spokane
Noble Ae
All Trains Stoped By Strike In Georgia
Augusta Ga May 24 The Georgia railroad is completely tied up by the firemen strike with trains halted while the state warns of protection measures. Striking firemen say they have not engaged in violence and sympathizers have caused damage. Gov Hoke Smith orders deputies and cooperation with authorities as arbitration is proposed to settle the dispute.
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Augusta
Georgia Railroad
Tay Clam
Hoke South
McDullie County
Thomson
Tih-Day
Emma Goldman Barred from Speaking in New York Hall
Police prevented Emma Goldman from addressing a crowd in New York on May 24 when she planned a talk on Modern Drama as a Disseminator of Radical Thought. Several hundred gathered at Harlem venue, with police dispersing attendees and making two arrests as fights broke out.
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Emma Goldman
New York
Harlem
Taft to Be a Turner at National Turner Festival
In Washington on May 24 the thirty third national festival of the North American Gymnastic Union will run June 23 to 27. President Taft and several cabinet members are expected, and the plan is to make Taft a Turner at sight.
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Taft
St Louis
New Orleans
Oneinnatl
Thireeta
Weston walking to Pacific coast reaches Denver
Veteran pedestrian Edward Payson Weston left Weston bound for the west and aims to reach Denver by six this evening. He plans to stop at Bennett, 72 miles away, tonight as he continues toward the Pacific coast.
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Weston
Denver
Hugo
Col
Edward Payson Weston
Bennett
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