Roosevelt Speaks at Lawton Monument Unveiling in Indianapolis
President Roosevelt delivers the principal address at the unveiling of the Henry W. Lawton monument in Indianapolis. He discusses railway problems and salutes Indiana Governor Oliver P. Morton. A noon arrival from Canton, Ohio precedes a two mile parade with troops and locals. Canton debates preserving the McKinley home as a national memorial.
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Roosevelt
Henry W. Lawton
Indianapolis
Ind
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Canton
Ohio
Fairbanks
Court House
United States
McKinley
Mount Vernon
Mecca
Triplets Boost Woods Family to Twelve in Marion
The Woods family of Marion Indiana grows to twelve with the birth of triplet girls weighing about four pounds each. Mrs Woods age varies in reports and her cab-driver husband is 41.
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Robert Woods
Marion
Ind
Woods
Jealousy Motives Murder Reported in Alpena
Charles Mallette a stone mason in Alpena Michigan killed his wife citing jealousy friends say the jealousy had no foundation in tact Mallette is jailed and refuses to talk. The Chicago Chronicle will suspend publication with the May 30 issue due to long running unprofitability.
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Charles Mallette
Alpena, Mich
Mallette
Chicago Chronicle
Woman Mistakes Gasoline for Kerosene. Fire Claims Mother and Three Children
In Pisca, Mrs. Lee Chapman lights a blaze while misidentifying gasoline as kerosene. The house burns and she and her three children die. Local authorities investigate the tragic accident and report the event as a fatal household fire.
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Lee Chapman
Piseach, In
War Correspondent Joseph L. Stickney Dies at Home
Noted war correspondent who stood on the Olympia bridge with Admiral Dewey at Manila Bay has died at his Michigan residence. The veteran reporter covered naval battles in the Philippines and other theaters, earning recognition for his frontline dispatches.
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Joseph L. Stickney
The
Olympia
Dewey
Manila Bay
Michigan
Trade Review Shows Steady Industry Amid Weather Adversity
The Dun's Review notes steady production across industrial sectors with full sustainment and forward orders into 1908. Raw material supply holds, heavy railroad and equipment orders in progress, rising wages in construction, and strong outputs in wood leather and electric goods. Grain and livestock receipts rise year over year. hog packing improves while breadstuffs show rising prices. Failures in Chicago district fall.
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Reading
Chicago
Dun
Review of Trade
Market and trade notes show uneven demand and firm iron
New York reports irregular crop and trade conditions with a slight overall improvement as temperatures rise. Pacific Northwest leads in retail and wholesale gains while central regions show declines versus last year. Foundry pig iron markets firm with 25 000 tons of millable Bessemer sold in Cleveland for delivery early next quarter at 22 a ton.
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Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Cleveland
Roadstreet
Agricultural prices and market reports from major cities
Bakery and livestock prices listed for Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo with cattle hogs and sheep ranges. Weather and grain quotes include corn wheat oats rye and barley across markets. Also notices: Joseph Milner arrested after T Sirmans storekeeper found dead. Lincoln New Hampshire fire destroys homes.
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Indianapolis
Echores Heavy
St. Louis
Ste
Detreig
Milwaukee
New York
Joseph Milner
T. Sirmans
Sirmans’ Station
Madison County
Florida
Lincoln
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Famine in China Devastates 15 Million People
Reported famine in a stricken Chinese region endures with 15 million affected and daily deaths. Cannibalism, grave robbing, child sales, and widespread disease mark the crisis. English relief envoy Captain Kirton recalls a village scene of extreme hunger and desperate crowding as biscuits are shared amid a dangerous rush.
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Captain Kirton
Foreign Relief Committee
One Woman in Five A Worker
Census data show 4 050 women over 16 in continental United States and 1 in every five supported by earnings. Among divorced women 25 percent were wholly or partly self supporting, domestic service remained the largest occupation for women.
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Census Bureau
United States
Alaska
Dlawaii
United
Worren
Vtee
Audrey and Jack Reunite After Courageous Escape
Audrey hides bank notes for Jack’s escape plan while Beverley confronts her after a tense night. Jack confronts Beverley, fights for Audrey, and the couple retreat homeward to healing happiness, ending the tale with reconciliation.
Churches Biv tne new center at Ushaw and Milwaukee priest move
The report notes the completion of the Colleen of St. Cuthbert foundations at Ushaw and a Milwaukee cleric joining the Rainhall school and University of Paget Sound. It mentions Rev. Conrad Ebert becoming chaplain of Sacred Heart sanitarium and the fifth international Sunday school convention opening in Rome with about 1,000 delegates from 40,000,000 people.
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St. Cuthbert
Ushaw
Bein
Rock Hiver Cou Orence
Parnettes
Rainhall School
University of Paget Sound
Vincent
Wash
Baird Dodi
Owls
Sis Sanodic
Ary
Moutuag
Towa
Minnesota
Phikutas
Dave
Pemter
Hiss
Helena
New York
Sigivh
Tie
Porson
Taro
Milwaukee
Forbidden Love and a Secret That Breaks Silence
Audrey confronts Beverley Rochfort in a dim room, confessing her aid to Mrs. Thorngate and learning of Jack Iverne’s peril. Beverley reacts with a cutting, questioned resolve as the tension tightens around a hidden truth and looming consequence.
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Audrey
Mack
Dj Vora
Phan
Pam
Aowegnan
Letome
Beverley Rochfort
Beverley
Jack
Ble
Mr. Rochfort
Cherokee strip payout sparks talk of integrity and greed
The Kansas City Star reports about the 86500000 Cherokee strip sale disbursement to tribal citizens. Per capita shares reached 265.70 with diverse denominations. Treasurer Zeke Starr and assistant Lleury Eifort oversaw payments amid stories of honesty and occasional exploitation by traders and individuals in receipt lines.
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Kansas City Star
cZeke Starr
Lleury Eifort
AL Latta
Pabbequedh
Gbvestsald
Drader
Henriless Bits Of Wit And Conversational Snippets
Fragmented quotes from a 19th century dialogue show humor about money marriage and happiness. Characters include a fat begetter a wise one and a stern mother debating business crowding and wealth’s effect on contentment with light banter and ironic observations.
Hopeless dialogue hints at birthday gift and watch
Edyth questions Jack about a birthday surprise while Mayme notes tomorrow is her birthday and he still has his watch. The exchange signals unresolved plans and small personal tensions between the characters.
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Mayme
It Was Made Up
A brief exchange features a woman asserting her face is her fortune and a man accusing her of counterfeiting, raising a confrontation about legality and reputation.
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Southern Pacific
Bradley
Kan
James Bybee
San Francisco
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