President Roosevelt Plans Jamestown Visit with Georgia Day Events
President Roosevelt will travel from Washington aboard the Mayflower for Georgia Day at the Jamestown Exposition. He will meet Virginia governor, Georgia commission head, naval officers, and editors. Events include a fleet review, speeches at the exposition grounds and National Editorial Association address before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Georgia
Jamestown
Roosevelt
Nicholas Leangworth
Cowles
Douglas Robinson
Robinson
Latta
Mise Magner
C. Grant Labarge
LakFarge
Evans
Doug
Pereigna Naval
Exposition Grounds
Bein
Mainlower
Atlantc
Georgia State Building
New York State
National Editorial Association
Trade outlook mixed as crop conditions vary across regions
The State of Trade notes cross currents in trade and crops with slight crop gains from warm weather in the West and South, but slow retail trade and weak collections in the East. Banks and manufacturers report light spring fabric stocks and reduced reorders, while optimism persists for regions with favorable weather and for overall future trade once the situation clarifies.
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New York
June
Bradstreet
Trade Today
Grief Leads Aged Children to Suicide Pact
In Cleveland on June 8 Marguerite Curtis eleven and her sister Helen ten took rat poison amid family grief after their mother’s death. The children, living with grandparents, aimed to end their lives. Separately in St Petersburg the commerce minister bans foreign labor on Saghalin Island without the governor general’s consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marguerite Curtis
Helen
Chilren
St. Petersburg
Saghalin
Roosevelt Orders Railroads Postoffice Probe Under Way
An investigation ordered by President Roosevelt into railroad and postoffice relations is under way. Thirty-two inspectors, including four at Cincinnati, explore alleged railroad collusion with the post office, with secrecy and no clear railroads named. The probe, directed from the White House, aims to account for saving the government over two million dollars annually.
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Cincinnati
Postoffee Department
Roosevelt
Postoffice
United States
Uncle Sam
Postoffice Department of the
Chatge
Eholmes
Beief
White House
Ot Pestothes Division
Elroush
Notable Conference on Trust Prosecutions at White House
A White House conference on trust prosecutions drew President Roosevelt and top officials including Secretary Hoot, Cortelyou, Garfield, Bonaparte, Knapp, Lane, and Frank Kellogg. The meeting ran from 4 PM to near midnight and reviewed the Harriman railroad merger and coal transportation cases. It concluded that Harriman’s testimony in the Interstate Commerce investigation provided immunity from criminal prosecution.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Hoot
Treasury
Cortelyou
Interior
Garfield
Bonaparte
Interstate Commerce
Knapp
Lane
Frank B. Kelloge
St. Paul
Loeb
Harriman Railroad
Harvester Trust
Harriman Alten
Kellogg
Harriman
Baseball results across leagues and cities
National League at Pittsburg Pittsburgh 5 Rhode Island unclear 4. American League at New York 4 Cleveland 6. At Washington 2 St Louis 1. At Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4. At Boston 3 Detroit . American Association at Indianapolis 1 Kansas City Second suit Indianapolis 1 Kansas City 2. At Toledo 5 Minneapolis 2. At Louisville 6 Milwaukee 4.
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Pittsburg
Roston
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Leouisville
Milwaukee
Detective Loftus Heads South for Coughlin Extradition
Armed with required papers Detective Loftus departed Chicago for MPolite Alabama to extradite Ban Coughlin, indicted six years ago for jury bribing and who fled.
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Chicago
Loftus
Mpolite
Ala
Ban Coughlin
Mhicags
Coughlin
Rhodius Declared Insane by Hoosier Court
In Lebanon Indiana Judge Samuel Artman of Boone County Probate Court ruled George Rhodius of Indianapolis of unsound mind and in need of a guardian. The judge voided Rhodius and Elina Dare marriage. Guardian James M. Herryhill was appointed to manage Rhodius's estate. Dare posts a $5,000 bond on kidnapping charges.
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Rhodius
Lebanon
Ind
Samuel Artman
Hoone
Ofrcult Court
George Rhodius
Indianapolis
Elina Dare
Ziegler
Artman
Remarkable cure with Electric Bitters claimed by patient
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York says doctors misdiagnosed his illnesses as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver ailments but Electric Bitters restored his health after one bottle. The remedy is offered by O D Knoe fel druggist for 50 cents with guarantees to cure blood poison and related complaints.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
O. D. Knoefel
Life of Crime details in Orchard trial cross examination
Testimony in Boise Idaho centers on Phares Orchard and the Cripple Creek case. Prosecutors press the witness while defense questions motive and past actions. Orchard testifies under cross examination about his role with Scott and Moyer and the Vindicator mine conspiracy.
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Boise
Idaho
William D
Ghargiade
Orchard
DD Co
Scott
Charee
Grehaud
Mime Gqywhers’ Association
Atte
Seatt
Denver
Moyer
Bas Weed
Orebard
Hier
Miltia
Jls
Bett
Orcehard
Lvanny
Colorado
Moser
Becntaa Cinine
Atalls
Hawley
Richardson
Sterling
Bookkeeper Held on Larceny Charge in New York
August Dohm, longtime confidential bookkeeper for S Bauman & Brog furniture dealers, was arrested and held in 10000 bail on larceny charges. The firm's attorney said he would prove at arraignment that Dohm stole more than 24900.
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New York
Agust Dohm
S. Bauman & Brog
Dohme
Resigning Lieutenant Mack Richardson Dies by Poison
Lieutenant Mack Richardson of the 20th U S Infantry, recently to wed Brownsville banker’s daughter, resigned as President Roosevelt accepted the action. Richardson reportedly killed himself with poison at Fort Sam Houston, leaving a note saying the act had been inevitable since last November.
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Washington
Mack Richardson
20Th
U.S. Infantry
Fort Sam
Houston
Texas
Brownsville
San Antonio
Tex
Llieutenant Mack Richardson
Roosevelt
Ayers Seeks Damages Over West Point Exclusion
Mrs Elizabeth Fairfax Ayers wife of Lt Col Charles G Ayers says she will sue for damages against several high officers at the United States military academy New York lawyer handling the case and papers to be served. The dispute centers on an exclusion order barring her from the academy grounds and a possible court martial review.
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West Point
N. Y
Elizabeth Fairfax Ayers
Charles G. Ayers
United States Military
Ayers
New York
Acadeais
Asvers
Wihland Alls
Aed
Chicles G. Ayers
Capetain Odesse
Oliver
Uscistamt
Stephen Co Mis
Mrs. Vivers
Ix Uderstead
Dra
Deadeiay
Coleone
Ater
Philippines
Filssen
West Praia
Ap West
Viers
Maptax
Retert
Lee
Nvers
Lier
Te Deer Sen
Fiog Hu
Veers
Healing Miracle at Mound City Prompts Cough Cure Claim
At Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly died from an exhausting throat cough. After starting Dr King’s New Discovery he is said to have recovered completely. The ad notes the medicine treats coughs colds throat and larynx troubles with trial bottles available.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
O. D Knuoefel
Notice to Subscribers for Delayed Papers
Subscribers to the New Albany Trisone and Indianapolis Star asked to notify Tribune Company about irregular delivery. Address provided is 891 Home.
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Albary Trisone
Indianapolie Star
Tribune Company
Village marshal shot during early morning bank burglary
Fort Wayne Indiana June an armed burglary at J A Pauliners saloon in Woodburn left marshal L Croy dead. Mrs William Wearley woke her husband who fired a warning. Croy confronted the burglars and was shot as they fled after a failed attempt to crack the Woodturn Banking Company site. Items stolen from William Sc Keller’s shop loomed as clues.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbus
L. Croy
Woodburn
Shirley City
J. A. Pauliners
Willian Wearley
Eit
Marshal Croy
Croy
William Sc KeHer
Woodturn Banking Company
Oil Well Men Jubilant In Salaman Oil Case ruling
Calvin Springer, quarter for Salamenin OA Company, arraigned for failing to plug an oil well and gas escape. He pleaded guilty, jailed for fines nonpayment in four cases, released on bond after company relief, appeal planned. Judge LaFollette finds penalty clause repealed, statute practically nullified, appeal to supreme court.
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Portland
Ind
Calvin Springer
Qaunper
Salamenin OA
Squire Cartwright
LaFollette
Supreme Court
Reversed on a Technicality in Rahke Case
The supreme court of Jindigna reversed the Marion county criminal court ruling in the Augustus Rahke case. It orders a new trial and directs Warden Reed to return Rahke from Michigan City State Prison to Indianapolis. Irregularities in trial judge instructions to the jury prompted the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Supreme Court of Jindigna
Marion County Criminal Court
Augustus Rahke
Reed
Michigan City
Rahke
Drowning of Laporte Man in Kankakee River Incident
John James twenty two of Laporte Ind drowned in the Kankakee river below Lacrosse when a rowboat with himself and John Adams upset Adams clung to the boat and floated downstream a quarter mile until rescued James though a good swimmer could not reach the shore eight feet distant and went down in twelve feet of water His body was recovered three hours later.
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Laporte
Ind
John James
Kankakee River
Lacrosse
John Adams
Adams
James
Streetcar Strike Threatened as Vote Supports Walkout
In Hammond Indiana on June 8 workers of the South Chicago Street Railway vote 2 to 1 in favor of a strike. The strike is expected to be general with the international Brotherhood headquarters in Cincinnati notified of the approval.
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Hammond
Ind
South Chicago Street Railway Company
Hammond, Whiting & East Chicago Sea Port
International Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Severe Storm Causes Damage in Evansville Area
A powerful electrical storm swept southern Indiana last night causing notable damage in Evansville and surrounding lowlands as the Ohio River continued to rise across the region. The weather event disrupted the area with high winds and flooding in several locales.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Spring Body Cleaning Urgent Says Peruna Advert
An advertisement notes spring body cleaning as more urgent than house cleaning. It features Mrs Alice Bradley of Thorold Ontario who credits Peruna for recovering from paralysis after stroke and cites her daughter’s renewed health. Testimonials praise Peruna for digestion and skin health.
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Alice Bradley
Thorold,int
Local notes from Hammond and nearby areas
Ross and Virginia Wright wed recently. Eva Makes faces charges in a case before Justice Fogle. Evans Hiecker sues Metropolitan Insurance. trial set for circuit court. Drunks stopped by officers Tether Martin Truman and Jasper. one fined $11, other pleads not guilty. City Methodist ministers return from Epworth League convention in Paoli. Fisher & Company awarded road contract in Sterling Township Crawford County. Chinese Tribe of Red Men officers named. Public meeting by Dro No OW Leacy on temperance lecture last night. City council work board suspended from grand jury appearances. alley clash case under review. July 16 Hammond voters to decide 2 percent subsidy for Braceville and Eastern Traction extension. subsidy totaling 14,700 with staged payments. line opened to Rockport yesterday. Citizens reportedly favorable.
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Hammond
Perry County
Braceville and Eastern Traction Company
Rockport
Telley, Troy
Qanoelton
Itck Port
Chandrew
Newtonville
Local notices and personal items from city columns
A string of personal mentions includes reports of community figures, marriages, deaths, teaching appointments, and assignments. Names such as Merloato, Baker, Batak, Lee, Miles Murph, Fire Chief Joseph Peathermugi, Mrs Elizabeth Lanning, Miss Nell Kemp, and J Oscar Knoefel appear linked to events across streets and churches. The piece notes a funeral, a wedding to be held at St Mary’s Church, a teaching appointment in San Bernardo High School, and a visit by Samuel Josall of Chicago for property inspections.
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Nell Kemp
Stiem
Redlaway
Del
San Hernardian High School
Sue
Vacahion i
Salem
Laff Wheow Attends Be Weasersity Event
A garbled note mentions Laff Wheow attending a university event and date details. The readable parts reference a university context and a placeholder schedule.
Unclear Travel Snippet to Georgian Bay via North Western Life
Fragmentary text describes a trip route to Georgian Bay including mentions of Sty Marts, radio through ears, and a steamer. Several proper nouns appear garbled: Gee bear, NM Irish, Creneral Agene, Ian Walnut sr., Chuciunati, Olle. Exact events or dates are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgian Bay
Sty Marts
Gee
Creneral Agene
Ian Walnut Sr
Chuciunati
Olle
Baseball Recap Featuring Coenwoos and Opponents
The Coenwoos team faced off against Sin Works and others in a 16 to 7 loss at Che! GA hal after a string of mixed results. A stray discussion on strawberries closes this item with natural science notes from Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Coenwoos
Bawa Atkins
Comore Loon
Kahooe Deeg Issam
Glenwooda
Katchimar
Anto Bolber
North Veroon
Natello
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Tion of
Trusts
Dineddig
Harry
Grehard
Micharddson
Mrs. Ayers
Tihianageolis
Joe
Phe
Faderal Court
Fred Covoltzo
Fort Wanechireel
Petiairmedh
Uuilts
Boltz
United States Prison
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Melilla
Morocco
Lodz
Omifll
Osecret Visilamer
Tinsay Ie
Nessim Netiae
Filegende Bhitter
Perey
Lofgnen
Peres
New York Press
Cricksmen
He Interrupted
Daniel Passmore
Weiland
Ontario
Daya
Pirew
Tesh
Ina
Teonsider
Peruna
N. P. Lawher
N. Broadway
Kas
Curelat
Les Kina
R. F. DD
Parmerd Vie
Pex
Clue Ross
Virginia Wright
Eva Makes
Justice Fogle
Evanis Hiecker
Metropolitag Losarance Company
Boon
Drouks
Tntrolmen
Tether
Martin
Truman
Jasper
Gailty
Paoli
Epworth League
Aibsay
Fieher & Company
Sterling Township
Crawford County
Red Men
Sachem
Edward Pott
Sagamore
Acthar Waretao
Jaci Sagamore
Justin Bsesou
Faamsett Bo Hardin
Meter
Fifteenth Aid
Dro No OW
Leacy
Kentucky
Board of
Worke
Snch City Council
Grand Jury
S Ie
Wee Union
Frank Greene
Board of Worke
Tia Diel Ve
Lee Batak Street
Mars
East Doard Street
Joa Vreesa
Cotbay Ter
Morowne
Chester Woewer
Miles Murph
Joseph Peathermugi
Mideebore
Wwe
Matha Kouweli
SON Club
Samuel Josall
Ciee
Bhp Cale
Th Central Christian Church
Paerebbetek Sprigers
Lanning
Mer
Etzateth Lanning
Frances Traller
Culbertson Avenue
Mase Frances Hiller
Adan Ouverbagsen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
J. Oscar Knoefel
Brapo Knoefel
Tne Lomests
PS Club
Che! GA
Louis Post-Tispatch
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