Hague Peace Conference Delegates Arrive in Hopeful Mood
Delegates and technical experts arrive in The Hague for the second peace conference opening June 16. The United States backs broad armament limitation and arbitral strengthening, while Germany favors publicity of sittings and Britain seeks American initiative on limits.
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the Hague
Gether
Washington
United States
Hague Tribunal
Great Britain
America
M. Nelidoff
Eect
Germany
Would-Be Regicides Convicted in Madrid Case
Madrid June 18 court delivers judgment in the plot to assassinate King Alfonso and Queen Victoria on their wedding day. Sepur Ferrer director of a Barcelona school and Jose Nakens editor of Fl Mutin receive acquittal or nine year terms for others. Nakens and Mato Nurla are jailed while Ferrer and other defendants are acquitted.
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Madrid
Tts
Sepur Ferrer
Modern School of
Barcelona
Jose Nakeus
Fl Mutin
Mato Ilaria
Alfonso
Victoria
Nakens
Mato Nurla
Ferrer
Baseball scores from major leagues and associations
National League games in Pittsburg and Brooklyn with 5 to 4. American League results include Philadelphia 3 over St Louis 0 and Detroit 16 over New York 4. Boston 12 over Cleveland 6 and Chicago 13 over Washington 1. American Association matchups show Toledo 6 over Milwaukee 4, Louisville 6 over St Paul 4, and Columbus 4 over Kansas City 3. Indianapolis reports rain.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Date Set for Powers's Trial in Goebel Murder Case
Frankfort Ky June 13 Judge Rolin appointed special judge to try Caleb Powers for alleged complicity in the Goebel murder has notified defense attorney Judge James G that a special term of Scott county circuit court begins July 39 at which Powers will be tried.
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Powers
Frankfort
Rolins
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
James G
Scott County
Powera
Roosevelt Returns to Sagamore Hill After Washington Trip
President Roosevelt and party arrived at Oyster Bay at 5 18 P M after an uneventful journey from Washington. He was welcomed by many residents at the station and proceeded to Sagamore Hill.
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Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
Promoter of Central American War Behind Invasion
A Salvadoran force beat a revolutionary group from Nicaragua near Acajutla and Sonsonata after seizing the harbor train. An American, John Moissant, is alleged as promoter and leader, now a prisoner in San Salvador. Moissant and brother Fred are linked to Central American sugar fortunes and a prior conspiratorial plan for a presidential elevation.
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Exico City
Salvador
Yeater- Gay
Nicaragua
Tucaday
Acajutla
Acajutia
Sonsoupata
Sunsunata
Republic
Sonsonata
Figueroa
John Mouissant
San Francisco
Cal
San Salvador
Moissant
Central America
Fred Moissant
National Bank of Salvador
John
George Moissant
General Escalon
Jose Escalon
Zelava
Parade Disruption At Canton State G A R Event
A non union band engagement caused all union bands to withdraw as the huge Canton parade began before Governor Harris and Commander Harman. The march continued without the union groups and the event was a success despite the incident.
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Canton
State Grand Army
Harris
Harman
Beveridge Headlines National Conference of Charities
The National Conference of Charities and Corrections opened in Minneapolis with Senator Albert J. Beveridge as principal speaker. The gathering is among the largest ever, drawing about 1,200 delegates led by Amos J. Butler of Indianapolis as president.
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Beveridge
Minneapolis
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Albert J. Beveridge
Amos J. Butler
Indianapolis
Explorer's Horrid Fate Shocks Berne Readers
June 13 news from Berne reports the murder of Walter Volz, famed Swiss explorer, in Liberia. He was captured and fettered in a hut where he was burned alive, with charred remains later found by a search party.
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Berne
Switzerland
Liberia
Walter Volz
Volz
Stray Torpedo Damages German Steamer August at Kiel
A stray torpedo struck the German coasting steamer August near Kiel while she passed the practice range. The vessel was badly damaged and seaking. she was docked for repairs.
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Kiel
Germany
August
Workers strike for higher wages at National Brick Maynard plant
Hammond Ind June 13 The entire work force of National Brick company at Maynard is on strike for higher pay. Management had agreed to a three year scale of 68 cents per thousand bricks but on Saturday reverted to the old 55 cent rate. All men remain firm with no settlement in sight.
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Hammond
Ind
National Brick Company
Maynard
Death at Highland Iron and Steel Rolling Mill
Terre Haute June 14 Jouice McDonald a man of family was killed at the Highland Iron and Steel Rolling Mill when a piece of iron from mammoth shears struck him in the chest.
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Terre Haute
Jouice McDonald
Highland Iron and Steel
A Real Wonderland Health Cure Report
A Mound City resident Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat illness. After starting Dr King's New Discovery his coughs ceased and he fully recovered. The medicine is advertised with a trial bottle and pricing.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
D. Knopfel
Defense Probes Orchard Crimes In Steunenberg Trial
Boise June 13 defense lawyers press the cross examination of Harry Orchard in the murder case against William D. Haswood. They challenge Orchard's motives and shift focus to alleged northern Idaho crimes including a kidnap plot against the Paulson children and the critique of earlier aims while detailing thefts, pawnings, and false claims to funds. The defense questions Coates and Simpkins, and scrutinizes Orchard’s alleged connections to Moyer Pettibone and Haywood while outlining prior crimes and financial pressures.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
William JD. Haswood
Frank Steunenberg
Orchard
Steunenberg
Hill
Silver City
Federation
Tdahoe
Paulson
David Coates
Colorado
Wallace
Pettibone
Denver
Hercules
Jack Simpkins
Coates
Cunningham
Vincent St. John
Teer
Haywood
Moyer
Tutte
Los Angeles
Caldwell
Peabody
Gabbert
Goddard
Sherman Bell
Achieving More Notoriety Sparks Downtown Arrest
In Washington on June 18 a woman after haranguing a street crowd in front of a downtown saloon was arrested for dis orderly conduct. She was released on 930 collateral.
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Washington
Qoarse Nathan
Tactical error in San Francisco mayor extortion trial
In San Francisco on June 13, the trial of Mayor Schmitz for extortion neared its close. Abe Ruef, a key witness, accused Schmitz of perjury and exposed a rebuttal for a defense misstep. Ruef testified he delivered half of the fees totaling 5000 and 8000 dollars paid by French restaurant proprietors before a fire to the mayor at his former residence.
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San Francisco
Schmits
Abe Ruef
Lilosopher
Guide
Johnson
Ruef
de Biais
Buss
Huef
Schmitz
Japanese Ambassador Seeks Quiet Civil Settlement Over SF Incident
Washington reports the Japanese ambassador and aides prefer reticence to curb friction with Americans over the San Francisco disturbance. A civil suit against the city for damages to Japanese residents has been suggested by influential figures, and the ambassador may favor settling the matter in court to avoid diplomatic strain.
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Washington
Japan
San Francisco
Paris Government Stalemate Over Resigning Officials
Paris reports say the government will not accept resignations of wine district municipal officers on strike until prefects approve. With no central appointees to run duties, a deadlock halts all municipal acts and projects. About fifty local bodies across four departments have submitted resignations while anti tax protests continue.
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Paris
Sontinea
The Yorktown Gets Busy
Washington reports that Salvadorean minister Senor Masta received a cable from President Figueroa about government troops clashing with revolutionists at Sonsonata forty miles from Acajutla and driving them back to Acajutla. The gunboat Yorktown is expected to arrive at Acajutla today with no other vessels ordered to move to the trouble scene.
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Yorktown
Washington
Senor Masta
Figueroa
San Salvador
Sonsonata
Acajutia
Acajutla
Iowa Labour Federation censures Roosevelt over undesirable citizens remark
The Iowa Federation of Labour adopts resolutions censuring President Roosevelt for labeling Moyer and Haywood as undesirable citizens. They condemn the president’s action as unfair and prejudicial and say he abused his high office.
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Keokuk
Iowa Federation of Labour
Roosevelt
Moyer and
Haywood
Telegraphic World Briefs From The Times
The Chicago stockyards strike threat escalates after packing firms refuse concessions. In New York a raid targets seven teen poolrooms while a Los Angeles lodging house keeper fatally shoots his wife and commits suicide. vice president Fairbanks presides at Wesleyan alumni banquet in Detroit as 400 journalists attend.
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Russia
Joan
New York
Los Angeles
Frank T. Edson
Great Britain
Rethcen
Fairbanks
Qob
Wesleyan University
Griffiths
Springfield
Ford
American Association of
Association
Detroit
Ernest
Benson
Isthmian Canal Affairs
Panama Railroad and Steamship Line
Washington
Lightning Twice Strikes Barber Shop Patron in Muncie
A traveling salesman undergoing a shave in a Muncie barber shop is struck by lightning twice in the same chair as an electrical storm rages. He walks out with half of his face shaved and the other side still bearded, claiming partial completion at another shop.
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Muncie
Ind
J. C. Greisheimer
Murdered his child in Indianapolis by carbolic acid
Robert R. Jolly, known for intemperate habits, killed his nine year old daughter Gladys in an Indianapolis home by forcing carbolic acid into her mouth. He was later arrested and declared sane by officials aside from the motive tied to a hereditary ailment. The coroner's deputy heard his account in which he claimed he believed he was acting to fulfill a perceived duty.
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Indianapolis
Robert R. Jolly
Gladys
Jolly
Jully
Monon Louisville Express Derails Near Greencastle
In Greencastle Indiana on June 13 the Monon fast Louisville express derailed while slowing for the station. The engine and two cars were thrown from the main track down a steep embankment but the engine was not badly damaged and no one was hurt. The mail and baggage cars followed but were not wrecked.
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Greencastle
Ind
Louisville
Man Testifies Shooting Was Accidental in Carrel Case
In Goshen Indiana Frank Howland on trial for attempted murder of Charles Carrel testifies the shooting was accidental. Carrel arrived on a cot and says the wound left him paralyzed. Howland admitted long ago the act aimed to kill Carrel. Knox College in Galesburg Illinois marks its seventieth anniversary of founding.
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Pergives
Goshen
Ind
Frank Howland
Charles Carrel
Carrel
Howland
Knox College
Galesburg
Indiana Tuberculosis Deaths Decline and Monument Dedication Planned
Indiana statistics show tuberculosis deaths fell by about 100 in 1906 from 1905, totaling 4 293. The era saw 394 percent of fifteen to forty year olds dying from tuberculosis. A Morton monument dedication in Indianapolis July 23 will feature Governor Hanly, with a grand military display and veterans. A miners convention in Terre Haute July 9 will address new mining laws and enforcement concerns.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Heart
Indiana
Morton
Hanly
D. R. Lucas
Warren King
Greenfield
Dliver
Statehouse
National Guard
Roosevelt
Lawton
Lincoln
Southern Indiana Flooded After Severe Storm
A strong wind and electrical storm swept southern Indiana last evening. Evansville reports heavy rainfall and flooded streets and cellars. The Ohio River rises and Green River areas flood lowlands as farmers report worsened conditions for this season.
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Indiana
Evansville
Ind
Ohio
Desperado Edwin McCluster Pleads Guilty in Robbery Case
In Michigan City Judge Tuthill sentences Edwin McCluster to two to fourteen years after he pleads guilty in circuit court for robbing the Lukuski saloon. McCluster, who claimed a bullet wound caused no pain, asked to begin serving immediately.
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Hamimund
Ind
Edwin McCluster
Tuthill
Michigan City
McCluscher
Convenience of Che Account Request for Information
Message offers assistance with necessary books and information and invites the reader to request help when ready.
Statue of Ensign Worth Bagley Honored in Raleigh
A memorial statue of Ensign Worth Bagley unveiled in Raleigh commemorates the young naval officer killed at Cardenas during the Spanish American War shortly after the Manila Bay victory. Bagley, born 1874 in Raleigh, served on the Montgomery and Texas and died aboard the Winslow during the 1898 action.
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Raleigh
Bush Worth Bagley
Spain
Sus
Dewey
Manila Bay
Dme
Ensizo Eagles
Jonathan Worth
Colonia
Iss
Young Bagley
United States Naval Academy
Montgomery
Texas
Maine
Bernador
Winslow
Bagley
Cardenas Harbor
Wilmington
Hudson
Spaniarh
Baxley
Ralkeith
F. H Packer
Mistaken Occupations and the Value of Fitting Pursuits
A reflective piece argues for choosing suitable careers to avoid harm and crime. Historical quotes from Lida A Churchill praise refusing mismatched vocations and highlight the joy of work, progress, and moral effort across physical mental and spiritual life.
Kentland ends balloting stalemate in Newton county schools
After seven days of voting the Republican trustees stayed away and the Democratic trustees lacked a quorum, forcing an adjournment until Wednesday. A compromise effort will seek to resolve the county school supervision dispute. Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts five doctors failing to help him before Electric Bitters restored his health. The tonic is advertised as curing blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints.
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Kentland
Ind
Newton County
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Asaya
O. D. Kuepfel
Unclear Text Fragment About Names and Marriage Reference
Fragment reads as a garbled quote mentioning Anpa and Meggend orfer Biatter with a note of marriage to a professor. Details are severely unclear and names may be misspelled.
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Orfer Biatter
Local Notices Highlight Community Meetings and Picks
Local items report a postmaster pay change and a Grocers’ meeting on Markes Street, Hiresale department graduate at a university, and religious talks by Hues of Lanierns. The Peaks Ohioah Tribe of Red Men hosts a forty eight member class and a first time degree team effort. Vesper services at Paul’s Episcopal Church and a railway workers picnic at Glenwood on July 2 are announced along with town-building notes and a dental association meeting in Indianapolis. A new town named near Herriess by the river is planned, while a Hartley case involves a £90 dispute. three Bree children face guardianship matters and local farm groups elect officers.
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Ohioah Tribe of Red Men
Markets Report Grain Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Across Cities
Market quotations show grain and stock prices at Pelato Indianapolis and Cincinnati Chicago and New York areas. Wheat No 2 red ranges around 8 and 53 cents with oats near 4 to 5 cents. hogs and sheep values vary by city with cattle around 4 to 6 dollars and lambs near 5 to 7 dollars. Auction demand cited. imports and supply noted amid price shifts across regions.
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Indianapolis
Reece
Cincinnati
Chicago
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