Suffragists Attack Police And Art Attendants In London
London readers report militant suffragists smashing art and attacking guards at Dore Galleries in New Bond Street. An attendant near fatally injured was struck with a hatchet, while two women amid clashes at Buckingham Palace faced fines of ten dollars or a month in jail. Elsewhere in Belfast editors were assaulted and offices wrecked by suffragettes, one editor left unconscious.
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Dore
London
New Bond Street
Royal Academy and National Gallery
Hartolowzi
John Hap
Buckingham Palace
Mow Street
Belfast
Belfast Telegraph
News-Letter
Collision at Sea Spurs Claims Over Empress of Ireland Disaster
Montreal June 4. Storstad owners sue Canadian Pacific for 50000 damages alleging Empress fault and navigational negligence in the collision that killed 1024. CP reports 1476 aboard. 452 saved. Capt Walsh vows unrelenting body recovery and possible raising of the sunken ship. Storstad claims 225 survivors rescued by crew and others aboard Eureka. Empress lifeboats aided 125 rescued by Storstad.
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Montreal
Que
Storstad
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific’ Railway
Capt. Walsh
Ireland
Rimouski
Motone-and -Beyond
Walsh
Ove Lange
Maritime Steamship Company
Eureka
Starstad
Roosevelt Honored With Special Train Car In France
Paris on July 4 reports President Poincare will grant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt full courtesies during his France visit. A special presidential rail car will be attached to the boat train to Paris, and Roosevelt is expected to meet the president at the Elysee Palace on Saturday. Two Dead In Auto Accident In St Paul Minn June 4 N E Nebson a Duluth businessman and A A Corneil of Northfield were killed and five injured when their automobile overturned into a ditch during a road mishap.
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Paris
France
Poincare
Theodore Roosevelt
Cherburg
Roosevelt
Palace of the Elysee
St. Paul, Minn
N. E. Nebson
Duluth
A. A. Corneil
Northfield Minn
British Steamer Goes Ashore Near Sierra Leone
The British steamship Fullani bound from Calabar went ashore on Carpenter's Rock during a heavy gale off the Sierra Leone coast. The crew signalled for help as rescue actions commenced. Also noted, Miss Selins Lagerlot, Nobel literature prize winner in 1903, has just been elected the next female member of the Swedish Academy in Stockholm.
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Sierra Leone
West Coast of Africa
Fulani
Calabar
Carpenter’s Rock
Academy
Stockholm
Confederate Shaft Ready for Arlington Unveiling Ceremony
Washington June 4 final arrangements completed for the unveiling of the Confederate monument at Arlington National Cemetery. The Arlington Confederate Monument association chaired by Col. Hilary A Herbert will place a large floral wreath on the grave marker of over 1,000 unknown dead after the ceremony. Generals Gardner and Young and sculptor Sir Moses Ezekiel participate in the ceremony.
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Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington Confederate Monument Association
Hilary A.herbert
Washington Gardner
Albion
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Gen
Bennett Young
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Moses Ezectell
Explosion on Cruiser Salem injures three engineers
June 4 report from Commander Christy on the scout cruiser Salem at Puerto Mexico notes a boiler tube blew out injuring three engineers. Separate items recall a 17 second duel in Madrid between Antonio Maura’s son and Rodrigo Soriano that left both wounded. Paris announces Mme Caillaux’s murder trial set for July 10.
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Washington
Christy
Salem
Puerto Mexico
Navy Department
Fai
Madrid
Spain
Antonio Maura
Rodrigo Soriano
Hime
Caillaux
Paris
Mme
Henrietta Caillaux
Joseph Catlaux
Finance
Gaston Calmette
le Pigaro
Redfield Warns Against Concentration of Industrial Power
Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield spoke at the University of North Carolina commencement denouncing the control of industry by a few. He urged truth and patriotism, warned against armed or economic coercion, and called for a vision of peace with power and prosperity both at home and in relations with neighboring nations.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
America
William C. Redfield
United States
Redfield
University of North Carolina
Mr. Redfield
Freight engine blows up near Duvall Ohio
June 4 near Duvall ten miles north of Circleville Norfolk and Western freight engine blew up from low water pressure. Engineer William Wier of Columbus, 40, died. Fireman K M Harmon died en route to hospital in Calumbus. Wreckage left only wheels. cars wrecked and track torn up.
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Circleville
Ohio
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Duvall
Here
William Wier
Columbus
K.M. Harmon
Calumbus
Peace mediators deadlocked in Mexican crisis
Niagara Falls Ont June 4 deadlock persists as Washington mediators Huerta and Carranza keep firm positions. Spaniards ask US help for Spanish nationals in Tampico while Huerta spares students’ lives after assassination attempt. Carranza asserts constitutionalists govern Mexico.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Washington
Huerta
Carranza
Car- Tanza
Brm
Mexico
United States
Senor Alanc
Bryan
Vera Cruz
Agricultural College
Alacuba
Santiago
Sutherland resolution backs toll arbitration with Britain
Washington June 4 Senate foreign relations committee adopted the Sutherland measure urging President Wilson to seek special arbitration of the Panama tolls dispute with Great Britain. The plan proceeds to the Senate. In Hickory Mississippi on June 4 three well dressed men were found on a railroad track with severe injuries, believed murdered and robbed.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Wilson
Great Britain
Panama
Senate
Hickory
Misa
William M. R. French Dies After Cancer Operation
William M. R. French longtime director of the Art Institute of Chicago since 1880 died at St Luke's hospital in Chicago after a cancer operation. Family friends and sculptor Daniel Chester French attended. Born October 1 1843 in Exeter N H he studied at Exeter Academy Harvard MIT and served in the military before shaping Chicago art life.
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Chicago
William M. R. French
Art Institute of Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Alice Helm French
Henry H. and
Prentiss French
Daniel Chester French
Frank W. Gunsaulus
French
Mr. French
Exeter
N. IL
Phillips
Exeter Academy
Harvard College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Mass
Father murders his son in Milwaukee dispute
Joseph Polezinski, 29, lies dead in his home after a family quarrel. His father John Polezinski, 63, is detained at the Central police station. Authorities describe the hatchet attack as brutal with a four inch gash behind the left ear and a three inch wound at the left temple. The incident follows a long quarrel. A separate note reports 126 tons of canned soup and pork and beans to be dumped into the sea by government inspectors after confiscation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Polezinski
John Polezinski
Central
Polezinski
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Bank President Dies by Own Action in San Francisco
George L. Luehsinger, president of Humboldt Savings Bank, one of the city’s largest financial institutions, committed death by inhaling gas. Financial worry is believed to have prompted the act. Aviator Cevasco fell from a height in Sesto Calende, Italy, after hydroplane engine balked.
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San Francisco
George L. Luehsinger
Humboldt Savings Bank
Sesto Calonde
Italy
Cevasco
Lake Mageio
Primary election results show Cummins and Conolly leading
Returns from 90 of 99 Iowa counties indicate Cummins will win the Republican nomination for senator with about 60 percent and Clarke is strong in the governor’s race. Connolly tops Meredith by about 10,000, with Savage and McGinnis also leading in their races. Shankland trails for supreme court, Thorne and Wilson lead railroad commissioner, and incumbents Cowles and Allen are renominated.
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Connolly
Meredith
Sarke
Mamitten
McGinnis
Lave
Hity
Savage
Tenty
Clarke
Rowley
Hamilton
Spreme Court
S. Shankland
Des Moines
Supreme Centre
Shankland
Salinger
Ladd
Thomas
Withrow
Prouty
Weaver
Coumies
Railroad Commission
Railroad Commissioner
Clifford Thorne
James H. Wilson
Basher
Schenk
United States
Republcan
Martin
Dubuque
Mercer
Jowsa City
Joe Allen
Pocahontas I
la Monte Cowles
Des Moines County
Tc Lendende
W. S. Kenyon
Lafe Young
Kenyon
Cumming Savage
Saloon License Raised in Dubuque
Saloons operating in Dubuque after July 1 must pay the city 900 dollars annually in addition to the 600 mulet tax from the state and a 25 dollar government tax, totaling 1525 dollars in taxes.
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Dubuque
Merchant Kills Himself in Waterloo After Fire At Shop
Waterloo police report a wealthy clothing merchant Lebowich committed suicide at his home following a recent fire that partially destroyed his place of business. Authorities note the incident may reflect the mental strain from the fire loss.
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Waterloo
Staat Lebowich
Ae OU. Eer
State Ticket Nominees in Iowa Parties Provide Diverse Slates
Republican ticket fields Clarke for governor with Harding and allies across state offices as a varied slate. Democratic lines present Hamilton and Shelton alongside several candidates for secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, and attorney general. Progressive, socialist, and other parties supply lists of contenders for governor and statewide posts amid a crowded primary scene. In LeMars a religious agitator, J A Steward, was jailed for disturbing the peace after an Anti Catholic speech, fined 50 dollars and fifteen days.
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George W. Clarke
Adel
W. L. Harding
Sioux City
W. S. Alien
Wairfield
J. H. Byrnes
Waterloo
B. Bilis
Onawa
J. F. Ford
Fort Dodge
Pls
Shaw
Toledo
JF. Wall
Mount Ayr
W. €. Brown
Clarion
Parley Sheldon
Ames
John D. Dennison
Dubuque
J. R. Ratekin
Shenandoah
George Phillips
Ottumwia
W. J. Reinecke
Strawberry Point
J. F. McAinlay
Osceola
E. M. Carr
Manchester
W. B. Martin
Dubacue
S. W. Mercer
Towa City
T. Jones
Ges Moines
L. Clements
Carvey
George €. White
Nevada
Betty
Davenport
W. J. Lingard
Archer
Brice Francis
Cedar Falls
Tada
Hilshoro
M. E. Weldy
Dos Moines
L. R. Rosebrook
Oskaloosa
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O. C. Wilson
West Liberty
O. H. Hoy
Ida M. Dowell
Muscatine
G. 5
Nelson
Andrew_Engle
Newton
T. H. Willis
Clarinda
G. M. Dowall
McClain
Oelwein
LeMars
Drn
C. A. Steward
State Sunday School Meeting Shenandoah Prominent Speakers Planned
About one thousand Sunday school workers and several prominent speakers are expected to attend the State Sunday school convention in Shenandoah on June 4 2011.
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Shenandoah
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Henry F. Dimock
Dimock
George Washington Memorial Association
William GC. Whitney
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Ind
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Maurice Connolly
S. H. Basher
GS. McCrilis
C. A. Kennedy
Montrose
H. E. Hull
Williamsburg
B. B. Sweet
Waverly
G. N. Haugen
Northwood
James W. Good
Cedar Rapids
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Bloomfeld
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Corning
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Audison
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F. P. Whitaker
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W. J. McDonald
Iowa City
J. C. Murtagh
G. A. Meyer
Calmar
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W. H. Hamilton
Sigourney
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H. E. Valentine
Centerville
H. 8. Mosher
Waingt
W. J. Burke
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L. W. Housel
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T. J. Steele
Progressive
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Davenpore
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Council Bluffs
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Burlington
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Manuoketa
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Mason City
Wirth
M. F. Wiltse
A. J. Weddell
C. &. Metcalfe
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