Roosevelt Addresses Michigan Centennial in Lansing
President Roosevelt spent seven hours in Lansing with three speeches and a reception. About 25 000 people gathered on a knoll at Michigan Agricultural College for a centennial celebration address as crowds arrived by train and wagon. He planted a maple tree in President Snyder's yard before his departure for Washington.
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Lansing
Mich
Roosevelt
Washington
Lake Shore
Agricultural College
Michigan
State Capitol
College
Snyder
Zion City Sale Ordered by Federal Judge after Dowie Dispute
Judge Landis grants authority to Receiver John C. Hately to sell Zion City property to satisfy creditors, aiming to reorganize Zion and end church faction fighting. The move follows objections by Mrs. Jane Dowie and A. J. Gladstone Dowie. Voliva protested but did not participate.
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Chicago
Jane Dowie
A. J. Gladstone Dowie
Landis
John C. Hately
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Hately
Zion
John A. Lewis
Dowle
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Voliva
Weather forecast predicts cooler spring across eastern U S
The weather bureau reports record low mean temperatures over the past two months and forecasts continued cool weather in the eastern states today and Sunday with rain. Central regions will warm by Sunday and the entire east of the Mississippi may see cooler conditions and rain before a warmer, more summerlike pattern begins by Monday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Kuroki Honored by Chicago Business Leaders at Banquet
General Kuroki was feted at the Auditorium hotel by the Chicago Commercial club with representatives from major businesses in attendance. He expressed that the reception in America was among the most enthusiastic he had received, via interpreter, during the Second Generation era.
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Kuroki
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago Commercial Club
America
Peruna Promises Relief for Systemic Catarrh Aches
A wartime veteran testimonial from General A F Hawley of Washington D C endorses Peruna as beneficial for kidney trouble and coughs. The article describes systemic catarrh as spring and summer ailment harming the stomach liver bowels and kidneys and cites Peruna as the remedy of choice with further patient testimonials including Mr W R Callahan of Vin writes praising the medicine after a severe sickness and loss of appetite.
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A. F. Hawley
2Th Street
Washington, Bon
Fleet torpedo boatDestroyers race from Scotland to Cape Charles
Six torpedo boat destroyers of Admiral Evans North Atlantic squadron will race 27 miles from Scotland lightship to Cape Charles lightship under full service conditions with forced draft. Lieutenant Commander M A Anderson leads the flotilla as they move from the river on Wednesday and start the return to Hampton Roads at dawn Thursday.
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New York
Atlantic
Admiral Evans
North Atlantic
Scotland
Cape Charles
Virginia
Whipple
Trusxum
Worden
Brechart
Hopkins
M. A. Anderson
Hampton Roads
Deadly Tragedy at Wetton Hill Township
A coroner's jury reports Carrie Leaderbrand seven died from a bullet in the temple fired by sister Cora aged seventeen, who then killed herself by shooting. The two bodies were dragged to a creek. Father testified Cora complained of invalid sister care and lack of companionship.
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Springfield
Carrie Leaderbrand
Cora
Wetton Hill
Two Jury Vacancies in Idaho Murder Trial
There remain but two vacancies in the jury that will try William D. Inswood for alleged participation in the assassination of Frank Stemmenberg and there is reason to hope they will be filled today as jury selection narrows. The state has used its tenth peremptory challenge and the defense may use its final challenge. Bedford, Ind. June 1. Frank Stage, thirty nine, is accused of killing Dell Ross, thirty five, at Spionkopf, four miles from this city.
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Noise
Idaho
William D.inswood
Frank Stemmenberg
Eauer
Bedford
Ind
Frank Stage
Sul
Dell Ross
Spionkopf
Quarry District
Remonstrants Win Dry Victory in Hamilton Township
In Suilivag Indiana on June 2 remonstrants against liquor licenses won. Twenty licenses will be eliminated eighteen in the city. Six applicants are barred from license Monday. The last saloon will close in May 1908, making the township dry for one year under the remonstrance.
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Suilivag
Ind
Hamilton
Lcense
Remarkable cure story for Electric Bitters in New York man
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts five doctors misdiagnosed his condition arguing heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach liver issues before his wife urged trying Electric Bitters. He credits a single bottle with restoring his health and notes the druggist O D Knoefel guarantees a cure for blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
O. D Knoefel
Sultan Hoopes Toward Makines Boosts Morocco Prestige
Tangier dispatch reports the sultan plans to leave Fez for Makines. Despite difficulties, hope remains as he seeks to restore prestige by aligning with France, while courting other powers proves futile in the long run.
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London
Tangier
Times
Morocco
Fez
Makines
France
San Francisco Police Chief Face Grand Jury Ouster Push
District Attorney Langdon convened a grand jury meeting in San Francisco to consider steps to remove Chief of Police Brian. The June 1 report notes potential action following the inquiry into leadership and conduct.
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Hot Water
San Francisco
Langdon
Grand Jury
Brian
Universal French shipworkers strike paralyzes ports
Paris June 1 an organized universal strike by all shipworkers branches halts port activity across France. The movement aims to draw attention to the strikers cause with no hostility to employers. Naval reservists say widows cannot survive on pensions. Harbor watches remain in place and the government plans to preserve perishable cargo transport. A special cabinet meeting is planned to end the stoppage.
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Paris
Ute
France
Republic
Trade Lags and Weather Dampen Retail Trade
New York June 1 trade review notes unseasonable cold and wet weather across the northern states delaying retail activity while large May inventories are being cleared. Apparel demand is weaker, jobbers hold back, and buyers await developments. Grain to cotton shift appears as wheat and cotton prices rise on damage reports and speculation. Strikes persist in San Francisco and New York, with wage demand tensions in the central West.
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New York
Headstreets Weekly
Review of Trade Today
Sears
San Francisco
Southern
Central West
Meridia Preparations for War Reach New York Mission
Col. J T Pineda and Alfredo Alvaredo Silon ter, Guatemalan revolutionary figures, sail from Meridia Yucatan to New York to secure arms funds and support. They plan three simultaneous frontier strikes with Pineda and Toledo leading forces from Puerto Barrios and the Honduran border, and vow to hand over generals Jima and Onofredono to Mexico for trial.
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Meridia
Yucatan
J.T. Pineda
Alfredo Alvaredo Silonter
New York
Coronel Pineda
Sirentes
Unien
Col
Pineda
Puerto Barrios
Toledo
Honduran
Jose Jima
Onofredono
Mexico
Mexico City
Barrillas
New Trial Ordered for Burnham in Larceny Case
The appellate division of the supreme court reversed the conviction of George Burnham Jr former general counsel for Mutual Reserve Life Insurance and ordered a new trial. The court found the testimony insufficient for conviction and noted errors in rulings and jury submission.
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Burnham
New York
George Burnham, Jr
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Sing Sing
Supreme Court
Syracuse Victorious in Ferry Dash at Madison
Syracuse won the ferry pace at Madison Wisconsin by about five lengths at the finish. The Kentucks prohibition state convention nominated Rev. J. J. Pickutt for governor. The Danish government will not renew sale talk of the Danish West Indies to the United States. A Little Falls Minnesota ballgame killed William Stethe at age twenty. Weekly U.S. business failures for week 14 rose from 165 to ', 127 in year-ago week. Loggers drowned near Garden Valley Idaho after attempting landing. May end drought shows improvement in commerce. Presidential proclamation blocks sixty feet of U.S. land along the Mexican border. United Society of Christian Endeavor denies color line at Seattle convention. San Francisco iron workers’ strike settled. twenty thousand workers affected. returns to prior conditions. Miss Mary Guinan of Middletown New York receives Medal of Honor from President Roosevelt for lifesaving act.
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William Stethe
Little Falls
Minn
United States
Tyn
Far East
Japan
London
Payette River
Garden Valley
Idaho
Dunn
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Seattle
San Francisco
Partial Local Notices from Georgetown and Surroundings
The city pauses Saturday closures of patins banks until next October. Herbert, five, son of John Aartug of Gre Georgetown, suffers a fractured leg from a raceway accident. A suspected man in distress was detained by Sheriff Stittason. A United States recruiting station opens at Boyish with Sergeant Judath aiming to enlist Crawford county youths. Georgetown’s sixthteenth ago commencement at the Methodist Church with address by W. Thomas, editor of the Onydon Democrat. Building permits issued to Frank Schefold for a one story dwelling on Elkivoose between Vincennes and Thomas streets. Nora Gires repairs cottage on Floyd between Riggbirth and Ninth streets. A horse wheel was recovered from the river near the pumping station. a dogged effort by William Toop pulled it to shore. Kaighte’s Pythias lodge members plan to decorate graves tomorrow morning and hold a meeting at 7 PM for lodge members.
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Short Tviay
Frank Schefold
Ekiaavoooe
Vincennes
Thomas Streets
Nora Giroes
Floyd
Riggbirth
Ninth Streets
Personal mentions and social notes from a city
Local notices detail travel and visits by several residents. Berjamin DDJay returns from a Pacific coast trip. Mrs Alma Fritebt and Mrs Beatford Job Girandidier are shown at West Market Street after a heart attack. Katie Nitlack visits Miss William Tit Keily on Fourteenth Street. Rev Samuel Heid returns from Spencer County and delivers a memorial address. The Rev W Fr Smith leaves for Temple to preach at a Methodist church dedication. Ollie Bates and Miss Tues Bates visit Marengo. Mr Bates heads to Chicago for a bookkeeper post. Pot Strack departs for Ledoga to address memorial services of the Modern Woodmen. Fiora Zrusmeister’s linen shower honors her upcoming marriage to Autus Bailes on June LU. Rev Jobo Po Moffatt of Scranton, Pa visits Crredmont and will preach at Second Presbyterian. A large gathering extends congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Losson on their 50th wedding anniversary at 144 West Market Street. Lovia J Doherty, formerly of the city, visits sister Mary Vernis in East Usk Street. Doherty is traffic manager for Anaconda Copper Company. An advertisement notes rent receipts for sale in the office.
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Job Girandidier
West Market Street
Katie Nitlack
Rockport
Ind
William Tit. Keily
Fourteenth
Jobo Po Moffatt
Scranton
Second Presbyterian Church
W B Creed
Crredmont
Silver Hills
John Losson
Wee
Market Street
Laas
Lovia J. Doherty
Bow
Butte
Mont
Mary Vernis
East
Usk Street
Mr. Doherty
Anaconda Copper Company
United States
Colds on the Chest Fray Over Liquor Licenses at Marengo
Colds on the Chest will assemble at Castle Hall for a memorial sermon at St Paul’s Episcopal Church. Raw S A Neville Eiwara Moore seeks a retail liquor license at English. Temperance factions clash as county proceedings loom. O I Joye and Jamee Auelio fined two cases each for illegal liquor selling at Marengo with 58 other charges postponed.
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Castle Hall
A Neville
Eiwara Moore
English
O. I. Joyee
Jamee Auelio
Marengo
Clenwoods to Meet Springdale on Glenwood Field Sunday
The Clenwoods face Springdale of Indianapolis at Glenwood Field Sunday, aiming to win on home soil. Adelff returns to field and lineup features Oden Weeds Theets Fehler Rahn Paupers Haxker Ciexig Catchem Harper Sootta, with Jord at short and Boxer at center. William Adolf, Glenwoods' prior right fielder, returns from Leavenworth to resume runfield duties tomorrow.
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Clenwoods
Springdale
Indianapolis
Glenwood Field
Glenwood
Indianapolis Reservea
Adelff
Oden Weeds Theets
Fehler, Rahn
Haxker
Ciexig
Catchem
Harper
Sootta
Jord
FC Boxer
Huseeil Cispt
Pieid Aduill Kiaht Fieliebtbe
Poi Bayer
William Adolf
Glenwoods
Yestad
Day
Leavenworth
Kan
Bee
Glemwool Bark
Notice of Floyd County Board of Review Meeting
Notice declares an appeal meeting of the Floyd County Board of Review in New Albany Indiana to review annual assessments. The forty day session runs June 10 to July 19 with daily hours from 9 am to 4 pm and requests written complaints to expedite business. Thomas Hanslor, Auditor Floyd County, urges written submissions to avoid delay.
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County Board of Review
Fioyd County
Lodisan
Q County Commissioners
Sand Board of Review
Caid
Thomas Hanlosr
Floyd County
Sedhesea
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the Tribune
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Duns
Syracuse
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J. J. Pickutt
Willmore
Danish West Indies
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John Aartug
Greorgetown
Tremons
Stittason
United Stats
Boyhish
Judath
Sons
Crawford County
Methodist Church
Georgetown
Thaddress
OF W. Thowas
Onydon Democrat
William Toop
Pythias Lodgve
Ber Jiamin
Jay
Pacific Coast
Mrabila Winetaudley
Mrs
Alma Fritebt
Beatford
Samuel Heid
Spencer County
W. Fr. Simith
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Temple
Ollie Bates
Mise Tues Bates
Mr Bates
Teaou
Pot Strack
Woodmen of America
Bo Ay
Ledogea
Woodmen
Kimmines
Stella Borgerdig
Exet Market Street
Misa Fiora Zrusmeister
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
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Mase
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Sapiashys
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Lsw
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