Roosevelt declines summer engagements and Denver meeting plan
Oyster Bay July 6 President Roosevelt will not preside at the Madison Square Garden reception for William J. Bryan on August 19 as he has long determined to avoid engagements during the summer. Secretary Loeb notified William Hore of the league’s request and the nonpartisan stance. The president also plans to cable congratulations to the German royal family on the birth of an heir, with public release at the discretion of recipients. He is taking no callers.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
Anti-Trust League
Wm. J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Bryan
William Hore
League
Loeb
Germany
Roosevelt and Bryan Invited to Denver Press Club Meet
Invitations have gone to Theodore Roosevelt and William J. Bryan to attend the sixteenth annual convention of the International League of Press Clubs in Denver from August 27 to September 1. Roosevelt would attend as author and Bryan as editor and publisher.
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Denver
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
William J. Bryan
International League of Press Clubs
Roosevelt
Bryan
Denver Press Club
Colorado Springs
Ferd Borges Sentenced to Hard Labor for Ubero Swindle
Ferdinand E. Borges former Logansport promoter of Ubero Plantation company received a twelve to fifteen year state prison term with hard labor in Boston. Judge White held he led a fraudulent scheme by false representations about Ubero property causing large investor losses across numerous counts of larceny and one conspiracy charge.
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Boston
Ferdinand E. Borges
Logansport
Ind
Ubero Plantation
White
Superior Criminal Court
R Borges
Ubero Company
William D. Owen
Indiana
Borges
Longworths Arrive in Paris Met by Embassy Staff
Paris July 6 Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth arrived last night and were greeted at the station by Ambassador McCormick and the American embassy staff, the Marquis of Chambrun, and other officials. The crowd pressed to see President Roosevelt's daughter on the platform as she saluted.
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Paris
Nicholas Longworth
Ambassador McCormick
Marquis of Chambrun
President Falleries
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Mere Ice Men In Trouble
Attorney General Rogers filed suits against Consumers Ice, Shart tce, and Retail Gro ves Ice under anti trust laws alleging a combination to curb competition. The state seeks penalties for each day of violation. An Indiana item notes an individual incident of a child’s fall in Jackson township.
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Rogers
Consumers Ice Company
C. L. Shart Tce Company
Retail Groves Ice Company
Parody dental ad touts Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
An advertisement from New Albany Indiana promotes Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as a real cleansing mouthwash for whitening preserving and purifying teeth. It claims vast toilet uses and offers a guarantee.
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Knoefel
New Albany
Ind
Nation Lectures Stir Controversy in The Hatchet
A federal warrant has been issued by the United States Attorney in Guthrie Oklahoma charging Carrie Nation with sending obscene matter through the mails in her reform publication The Hatchet Nation. Nation is reportedly lecturing in Texas as federal officers seek her arrest on the mail obscenity charge.
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Guthrie, Okla
Nited Stace Attermen Southern
Carrie Nation
Grey’s Egyptian speech shocks Parliament in July historic session
Sir Edward Grey in a solemn, tense address warned that attacks on British officers at Tantab were deliberate and urged strong action to uphold Lord Cromer and Egyptian governance. The Egypt situation overshadowed debate as foreign estimates opened in Parliament.
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Edward Grey
House of Commons
Russia
Congo
Egypt
Edward Grews
Tantab
Lord Cromer
Funeral for Mrs Tanner Held in Arlington National Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs. Tanner wife of James Tanner commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic who was killed in an automobile accident at Helena Montana was held yesterday and the body interred in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
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James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Helena
Mont
Arlington
Woman shoots husband after alleged threats in St Louis
In St Louis on July 6 Mr Maud Deasso claims his wife Peter Deasso shot him twice in the head and mortally wounded him after he threatened her with a hatchet.
Well Known Naturalist Henry Ward Killed in Buffalo Auto Crash
Buffalo July 6 Henry A Ward the noted naturalist of Chicago was struck by a car and killed here. He was widely known for his scientific work and public lectures with ties to major natural history institutions.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Henry A. Ward
Chicago
Miraculous Recovery At Woodford From Coughs
J O R Hooper of Woodford Tenn reports Mrs Mollie Holt aged 60 near death from coughing fits. Doctors feared death but after urgent request Dr King s New Discovery gave a trial bottle free and led to steady improvement until full recovery. Available at Obes D Knosotel Drugstore with 50c and 1 80 prices.
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O. R. Hooper
Woodford
Tenn
Obes
D. Knsotel
Deuggiet
Central American tensions rise toward arbitration over Guatemala Salva dor dispute
Washington reports Guatemala and Salvador seek U S arbitration to resolve their near war over Salvadoran support for Guatemalan revolutionary Parillas. Salvador denies but Guatemala accuses Sant Salvador of meddling and invading Guatemalan territory while the Marblehead monitors Panama.
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United States
Guatemala
Salvador
Cabrera
Board of Arbitration
State Department
Marblehead
Panama
Mexico
J. R. Pacus
Pacus
Parillas
Baseball Scores From National League and American Leagues
Results across multiple games include Pittsburg 3 defeating Chicago 6, New York 1 beating Boston 0, Brooklyn 5 losing to Philadelphia 6, and St Louis 4 losing to Cincinnati. Cleveland 3 losing to Chicago 4, Boston 3 over New York 0, Philadelphia 3 over Washington 0, Detroit 4 vs St Louis 5. American Association results show Milwaukee 3 Kansas City 8, Columbus 6 Indianapolis 6, St Paul 6 Minneapolis 7, Louisville Rain.
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Boston
Brooklyn
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S. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
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Columbus
Indianapolis
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Minneapolis
Louisville
Two Boys Die In Dynamite Celebration On Bald Mountain
Deadwood South Dakota July 6 The torn and mangled bodies of Peter Barrie and Peter Reane were found yesterday on Bald Mountain. They and several other boys went up the mountain to set off dynamite for the Fourth. The others returned before midnight, leaving Barrie and Reane to finish the shot. Their bodies were scattered over about 100 yards.
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Deadwood
S. D
Peter Barrie
Peter Reane
Bald Mountain
Barrie
Reano
Nicaragua Official’s Son Arrested for Petit Larceny in Washington
Alfonso Zelaya son of Nicaragua’s president was arrested at the First precinct on a petit larceny warrant. He was later released after posting a small cash bond. he had recently married in the city.
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Washington
Alfonso Zelaya
Nicaragua
First Precinct
Zelaya
Boll Weevil Doing Damage Across Texas Cotton Belt
Houston July 6. Government entomologist Prof Hunter issues a special report on the boll weevil in Texas. He says the pest is widespread across the cotton belt and eastern Texas will suffer considerable damage.
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Houston
Tex
Hunter
Texas
Chicago real estate dealer dies by self shooting
Frank D. Callan a Chicago real estate dealer shot himself in the heart ending his life while facing several pending criminal cases for embezzlement. He was under bail to appear in a justice court July 10.
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Chicago
Frank D. Callan
Maria Gpirideneve Exiled
fragmentary report from Moscow notes exile of Maria Gpirideneve with unclear reference to Tambova and a deadly incident involving a chief, amid chaotic wartime messaging and disrupted communications.
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Maria Gpirideneve
Moscow
Maris
Pottes Lashsky
Tambova
Bro
President Mouromtseff of Russia’s Douma: Career and Traits
Sergius Andreievitch Mouromtseff, head of Russia’s first national assembly, guides debates amid court and reformist clashes. Born 1850 in St. Petersburg noble family, educated at Moscow University law faculty, he taught, then practiced law and edited a reform journal suppressed by police. Married to a renowned opera singer, their daughter and wife spend much time in Paris.
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Russia
National Legislative Assembly
Ite
Constitutional Democratic Party
Sergius Andreievitch Mouromtseff
Mouromtseff
St. Petersburg
Moscow University
Paris
Mime
Father Williams Indian Tea touted as women’s remedy
The advertisement claims Father William's Indian Tea is the most popular female remedy curing pale weak nervous delicate conditions. It promises nerve quieting, flesh gain, stronger step, brighter eyes, clearer complexion, and renewed health with tea or tablets priced 20 cents. Chas. D. Knoefel, druggist, New Albany Indiana.
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New Albany
Ancient Bells in History and Religion Across Ages
The text traces bells from ancient Egypt where bells adorned Aaron's hem to ward off demons in temples and churches. It notes bells as protective devices in Europe, curfews at night, and thunder protection by Pope John IX. It also recalls bells on Porsena's monuments and a siege panic caused by St Stephen's bells.
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Agron
Europe
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St. Stephen’s Church
Mrs Jeanie Deneen Sees Bright Hope After Fall Century
Hayneville Maine resident Mrs Jeanie Deneen, now years old, expresses optimism about reaching her hundredth birthday following a fall. She notes gratitude for recovery and the support surrounding her health and daily life.
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Jeanie Deneen
Hayneeville
Legal battle delays by continuance in Indiana casino case
In Paoli Indiana July 6 Thomas Taggart and Lee W Sinclair who run the French Lick Springs and West Baden hotels seek a July 13 continuance to answer State quo warranto petitions seeking temporary receivers for the hotel companies and to bar gambling on their premises. The state and hotel teams clash over restraint orders with pledges to curb gambling during the delay. Local officers are urged to close other gambling dens that have thrived around the casinos.
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Ind
Thomas Taggart
Lee W. Sinclair
French Lick Springs
West Baden
Taggart
Sinclair
Orange County
John W. Kern
Alonzo G. Smith
Bernard Korhly
Indianapolis
Perry McCart
M. B. Hottel
Salem
Miller
C. C. Hadley
W. H. Voyles
Thomas B. Buskirk
Hotal Companies
Taggart’s
Kern
French Lick
Valley
Death by tram strike suspected in Hartdale
The body of Michael Getzinger of Crown Point was found by the Hartdale railway tracks badly mutilated but with signs of murder by tramps and body placed across the falls. Getzinger managed Hart farms, 1000 acres plus, owned by his sister Mrs. M. R. Hart, and was returning home from a business trip when killed.
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Ind
Michael Getzinger
Hartdale
Mr. Getzinger
Hart Farms
M. R. Hart
Oldest county prisoner Leon Chambers pleads guilty to horse stealing
Evansville Ind July 6 Leon Chambers aged seventy nine entered a plea of guilty to horse stealing and was committed to prison at Michigan City under the indeterminate sentence act He is the oldest man ever sentenced to prison from this county Police Chief Brennecke arrested Chambers in this city thirty two years ago for horse stealing but he escaped prison sentence
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Evansville
Ind
Leon Chambers
Michigan City
Brennecke
Chambers
Costly Harness Plant Fire Destroys Columbus Facility
Columbus Indiana July 6 flames swept the American Harness and Leather company plant burning it to the ground. Officials said the fire origin was not yet determined and caused extensive damage to the facility and its operations.
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Columbus
Ind
American Harness and Leather Company
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Local Masons Meet and Town Notes from Evening
DePauw Lodge of Masons will confer the Entered Apprentice degree tonight. Elizabeth Wall granted permit to erect a cottage on East Elm for 600 dollars. Samuel Bullington and Ida Weathern married at Salem with Rev. Allen officiating. Soldiers reunion planned August 11 to 15 at English with free quarters and rations. Edward Kelso to head Silver Hill Grove, succeeding William Mitchell as foreman on the traction line project. A theft of 25 dollars in gold reported by Allen Wright. money later found at his home. Corydon school board names E P Franklin superintendent and staff for the next year. Will of James A Engleman filed. estate to widow Susan Engleman then to son. No administration requested.
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Edward Kelso
Silver Hill Grove
William Mitchell
Watson
Sellersburg
Local visitors from Indianapolis Exat St Louis and Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Marshall Mitchell of Indianapolis are visiting here. Mr and Mrs James Whalen of Exat St Louis visit relatives. Mrs Loos Smith of Los Angeles is guest of Mrs Robert Jennings on East Fifth Street.
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Marshall Mitchell
Indianapolis
James Whalen
Exat
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