Delegates Hope Peace Efforts Advance at Hague
At The Hague on June 18 delegates from many nations arrive for the second peace conference opening June 15. The U S position favors armament limitation and arbitration while openness of sessions gains support from Germany and the Dutch. Rumors suggest Nelidoff may push a compromise proposal. In Madrid, Ferrer Nakens Matoaria convicted or acquitted in plot to assassinate the king and queen.
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the Hague
Washington
United States
Hague Tribunal
Great Britain
America
M. Nelidoff
Germany
Madrid
Senor Ferrer
Modern School of
Barcelona
Jose Nakens
el Matin
Mato Aria
Alfonso
Victoria
Nakens
Mato Airia
Ferrer
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Tragic Mill Accident
National League games were played at Pittsboro with Brooklyn losing to National 9 to 4. Philadelphia defeated St Louis 3 to 0. Detroit routed New York 16 to 4. Cleveland beat Boston 12 to 6. Chicago won 13 to 1 at Washington. American Association results: Toledo over Milwaukee 6 to 4. Columbus defeated Kansas City 4 to 3. Indiana reports rain with a fatal mill accident at Terra Haute where Tom McDonald was killed by a piece of iron from large shears in the Highland iron and steel plant.
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Pittsboro
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Toledo
Milwaukee
Totlisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Terra Haute
Ind
Tom McDonald
Highland Iron and Steel
Tw Mammoth Shears
Russia
Los Angeles
Frank T. Folson
Great Britain
Fairbanks
Ohio Wesleyan University
Griffiths
Springfield
Ford
American Association of Newspaper
Association
Ernest S. Benson
Isthmian Canal Affairs
Panama Railroad and Steamship Line
Peruna Promises Health Through Spring Clean Up
Readers share testimonials praising Peruna as a cure for paralysis stomach trouble cold catarrh and general weakness. Messages from Mia Bradley Welland Ontario Daniel Passmore Pittsburg Kansas and others claim improved digestion appetite and vitality after using the remedy.
Japanese Ambassador Weighs Civil Suit Over San Francisco Incident
Washington reports the Japanese ambassador and his staff aim to limit friction with the United States by remaining reticent about the San Francisco disturbances. A civil suit against the city over damages has been discussed but not confirmed. In Laris, officials refuse to accept resignations of wine district officers, causing a governance deadlock as municipalities suspend actions amid anti tax strikes.
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Washington
Japan
America
San Francisco
Laris
Iowa Jews Federation censures Roosevelt over Moyer remark
The Jews Federation of Labor adopted resolutions censuring President Roosevelt for calling Moyer and Haywood undesirable citizens. The resolutions say the president’s notion was unfair and prejudicial and that he abused his high office.
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Iowa
Keotak
Jews Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Moyer and Haywood
Yorktown Busy in Central America and Other Dispatches
Telegraph items report Salvadorean minister Marta receiving a note from President Figueroa about a clash near Sansanata forty miles from Acajutla with government troops routing revolutionaries toward Acajutia. Yorktown expected at Acajutia today. no other vessels ordered. The rest notes police raids in New York, a Los Angeles murder suicide, and various diplomatic and political updates locally.
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Yorktown
Washington
Senor Marta
Figueroa
San Salvador
Sansanata
Acajutla
Acajutia
Strike for Higher Wages at Maynard Plant
Hammond Indiana June 138 The total force of the National rich company at Maynard is on a strike for higher wages. It asserts the company signed the scale on a three years basis, defending to pay 48 cents a thousand shick handled, but Saturday dropped back to the old scale of 50 cents. So far all the men are stand pat, and there is no immediate prospect for a settlement.
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Hammond
Ind
National Rich Company
Maynard
Muncie
J. C. Greisheimer
Forgives Man Who Shot Him in Court
In Goshen a trial recounts Frank Howkind accused of attempting to murder Charles Carvel. Carvel, crippled by a spine severing bullet, testified the shooting was accidental. Howland once claimed a murderous intent, opposing Carvel once his closest ally in Kies college at Galesburg. The article notes Galesburg TL marking its seventieth founding anniversary.
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Goshen
June Ts--O
Frank Howkind
Charles Carvel
Carvel
Kies College
Galesburg
Murdered His Child by Carbolic Acid in Indianapolis
Indianapolis June 13 Robert R Jolly a known drinker murdered his nine year old daughter Gladys by forcing carbolic acid into her mouth during a struggle at their home He smeared the poison on her face hands and neck and the child died within an hour Jolly later confessed rationally except about the crime He claimed a hereditary illness prompted the act Senator Beveridge gave the principal speech at the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Minneapolis with Amos J Butler of Indianapolis presiding and about 1200 delegates attending
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Abe Ruef
Johnson
Ruef
Indianapolis
Robert R. Jolly
Gladys
Jolly
Beveridge
Minneapolis
National Conference of Charities and Correations
Albert Z. Beveridge
Amos J. Butler
Indiana Tuberculosis Deaths Fall in 1906 and Morton Monument Dedication Planned
Indiana health statistics show 199 fewer tuberculosis deaths in 1906 than 1905, with 4 293 total deaths from TB and 39.4 percent of ages 15 to 40 dying from TB. The piece also notes the Morton monument dedication at the statehouse on July 23 with Governor Hauly, Dr. Lucas, and Dr. Warren King, plus a large civilian and military turnout. It mentions a miners convention set for July 4 to discuss new mining laws, miner arrests in Jasonville for opening powder kegs, and the mine inspectorate’s enforcement effort to curb disasters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Board of Health
Indiana
Morton
Hauly
D. R. Lucas
Warren King
Greenfield
Statehouse
National Guard
Roosevelt
Lawton
Lincoln
Explorer's Horrid Fate in Liberia Hinterland
The government reports the murder of Walter Volz, a renowned Swiss explorer, in the Hinterland of Liberia. He was captured by natives, fettered, burned alive in a hut, and a portion of his charred body was recovered by a searching party.
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Berne
Switzerland
Liberia
Walter Volz
Volz
Torpedo Strikes German Steamer August at Kiel Dock
A stray torpedo hit the coasting steamer August at Kiel while she was near the practice range. The vessel was badly damaged and leaking, and she was moved to the dock for repairs.
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Kiel
Germany
August
Data Set for Powers's Trial in Kentucky
Judge Rollins, named special judge for Caleb Powers murder case, will convene a Scott county circuit court term beginning July 29 for Powers trial. Defense attorney Judge James G. Sims was informed of the special term.
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Powers
Frankfort
Rolins
Caleb Powers
Wiliam Goebel
James G. Sims
Scott County
Roosevelt arrives at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay from Washington
President Roosevelt and his party reached Oyster Bay at 6:18 last evening after a smooth trip from Washington. He was welcomed by numerous village residents at the station and proceeded to Sagamore Hill.
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Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Sacamore Hill
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