White House Opens to General Public for Taft Silver Wedding
By direction of Mrs. Taft the White House grounds will be opened to the public this evening. Elaborate illuminations will continue and the Marine Band will present a concert program. The Tafts hosted the largest party at the White House with 5,000 guests enjoying the silver wedding celebration. Aunt Delia Torrey, 83, attended with the president until 10 p.m. and the silver gifts were not shown to guests.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Wire House
White House
Marine Band
Beggars and crowds disrupt London coronation prep
En route to the coronation London sees tens of thousands of sightseers and soldiers clog streets as police struggle to control beggars and traffic. Authorities plan strict policing, no special privileges, and Abbey camera ban while regalia are moved to Buckingham Palace for safekeeping.
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Red Cross
Cipal
London
Churchill
Westminst Abbey
Benjamin Stone
Parliament
George and
Mary
London Tower
Buckingham Palace
What Every Woman Knows About Hair Care
An advertisement extols natural scalp hair as the best look and promotes Newbro's Herpicide to stop dandruff and encourage healthy growth. It claims synthetic hair blends ruin the look, offers sample by mail, and notes availability through druggists and barber shops.
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Newbro
Mse Newbro
Ide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
McKinley & Frantz
Coronation Preparations Spark Royal Envoy Protests
King George's coronation faces junior and royal envoys protests over procession etiquette as the Duke of Norfolk plans order. The Abbey rehearsals continue amid rain decor removal while American envoy John Hays Hammond describes Buckingham Palace dinner as a bully affair.
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George
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshall
Empire
Edward
Buckingham Palace
John Hays Hammond
United States
Hammond
Alexander of
Teck
King George
Wild West Parade Delivers Spectacle in New Castle
Thousands lined Washington Street as Miller Brothers and Edward Arlington's 101 ranch wild west show marched past. The 200 plus Indians, ornate costumes, and unique riders highlighted a parade praised as one of the best. Joseph C. Miller led in leather gear atop Ben Hur with a luxe saddle. The crowd saw cowgirls, Sioux, Cheyenne, and many frontier acts, plus four bands and a calliope. Shows held at 2:15 and 8:16.
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Washington Street
Miller Brothers
Edward Arlington
101 Ranch
New Castle
Joseph C. Miller
Mr. Miller
Ben Hur
Persia
Ogallala
Ponca
Harvard oarsmen round into shape for regatta
In Red Top Conn Harvard oarsmen sharpen for the big race with a time trial slated for late afternoon and Coach Jim Wray urging brisk brushing between crews. Yale varsity also reports a satisfactory row at Gales Ferry though Yale’s Aldenburg in the varsity four is sidelined by boils.
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Red Top
Conn
Jim Wray
Harvard
Gales Ferry
Yale
Aldenburg
Rich congressman sued for divorce in Ohio
In Cleveland on June 20, Judge Foran moved for an immediate hearing in a divorce case revealing that Mary L. Cox wife of James M. Cox Dayton congressman and publisher has had an absolute separation suit quietly pending in Cuyahoga county court for over a month.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Foran
Mary L. Cox
James M. Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
Yale Favorite Harvard Drills In Graduating Game
Yale and Harvard met at Yale field in a baseball game with Yale favored. Yale pitchers Scott and Hartwell opposed Harvard’s McKay or Sexton and Captain McLaughlin offered support. An England invention noted: the first regulate-able aeroplane engine.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
McKay
Sexton
McLaughlin
Scott
Hartwell
England
Persecution by Anarchists Tied to Osborne Death
The widow of Frank S. Osborne claims years of harassment by supporters of eight anarchists convicted in the Haymarket rioting caused his death. Osborne, foreman of the anarchist jury, died of heart disease while traveling from New York City to his home in New York. He was buried in Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Haymarket
Frank S. Osborne
Osborne
New York City
Avenue, N. Y
Cincinnati
Man Threatens Self Destruction In Warren Search
Albert Cox of Leavittsburg took a large quantity of morphine in a crisis, fled into nearby woods as his wife summoned a doctor, and a search party was dispatched with no trace found at once. He had threatened suicide for days and was last seen near his Warren home after buying the drug.
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Warren
Albert Cox
Leavittsburg
Ben
Stroke strikes visitor from Quincy in Laurel avenue home
Mrs. Mary E. Offord of Quincy Ill visiting her daughter Mrs. John N. Rice on Laurel avenue suffered a stroke of apoplexy and is in critical condition. friends report from the household.
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Mary E. Offord
Quincy
Ill
John N. Rice
Laurel Avenue
Burgettstown Woman Mary Cooke Dies at 78
Mrs. Mary A. Taylor Cooke, 78, wife of J. F. Cooke, a well known Northern Washington County resident, died at her Burgettstown home.
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Burgettstown
Washington, Pa
Mary A. Taylor Cooke
J. F. Cooke
Washington County
Remedy and Castor Oil Offered for Summer Diarrhoea
For summer diarrhoea in children always give Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, and a speedy cure is certain. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Four Men Admit Lynching Ranchman Near Cody
Four men Harry Heath Kenneth Murphy George Reed and Alma Reed jailed at Valentine Neb confessed to lynching Charles Sewers a young ranchman taken from Jack Hutch home and hanged to a telegraph pole at Hutch ranch twenty miles south of Cody They say Sewers threatened Murphy and his sister whom Sewers admired Heath also loved the girl and quarrels with Sewers occurred They were arrested in Cody and brought to Valentine for safety amid fears of more trouble.
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United Press
Valentine
Neb
Harry Heath
Kenneth Murphy
George Reed
Alma Reed
Charles Sewers
Jack Hutch
Sellers
Murphy
Heeth
Hutch Ranch
Cody
Four-year wait ends in Purdue president’s divorce
Purdue University president Winthrop E Stone has obtained a divorce after four years apart. The report notes the separation followed his wife’s absence and his travels as he taught Yogi philosophy across the country.
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Little Rock
Mauney
Pike County
New York
Los Angeles
George Hagerland
Charles Bassett
Bassett
Hagerland
Charles S. Millington
United States
London
James Kear Hardie
Lafayette
Ind
Winthrop E. Stone
Purdue University
Chicago
The
Health Department
Stephen J. Gorolchat
Weber
Frank Elwood Cupp
Frank Elwood
Adolph Horvitz
van Teslaar
Akron Churches Oppose Sunday Revival Visit
Akron congregational churches vote strongly against inviting evangelist Sunday to Akron for a revival. First Congregational church rejects the plan 93 to 3 with 125 not voting, while ministers discuss delaying an Erie invitation two years due to crowded dates.
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Akron, O
Akron
W. A
Akron Ministerial Association
Erie
First Congregational Church
Typhoon Ravages Japan Killing Hundreds and Sinking Vessels
Typhoon sweeps across Japan with scores of deaths. Hundreds of fishing boats sunk and numerous coral boats lost in Kochi province. In Yamanashi prefecture thousands of houses destroyed and widespread ruin reported.
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Tokio
Japan
Kochi Shikox
Yamanashi Perfecture
Men’s Christian Association Adjournes For Year
The First Christian church Men’s Christian Association adjourned after the closing session for the season until September due to remodeling and hot weather. About 50 men attended last night as Rev. C. S. Brooks, Harry Bryan, and A. O. McFadden spoke. Mrs. Roland Roberts sang a solo.
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Men’s Christian Association
The
First Christian Church
C. S. Brooks
Harry Bryan
A. O. McFadden
Roland Roberts
Time extended to finish Raymond street sidewalks
Property owners on Raymond street in the Fourth ward received a second one year extension to comply with sidewalk construction orders in front of their premises, delaying required work once again.
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Raymond Street
Fourth Ward
Congressman Stanley's Home Visited by Stork
Washington June 20. The steel trust investigation by the House committee led by Chairman Stanley receded as he welcomed a baby boy. He said he didn't care about the trusts at that moment.
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Congressman Stanley
Stork
Washington
Steel Trust
Stanley
Industrial Boom Strikes Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports a manufacturing upturn as big concerns resume work after idleness. The Martins Ferry plant of American Sheet & Tin Plate Co will rehire about two thousand workers this week. Duquesne blast furnaces will be started by Carnegie Steel Co and Pressed Steel Car Co has an order for 1000 steel cars from the Western Pacific railroad.
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Pittsburg
Martins Ferry
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Duquesne
Carnegie Steel Co
Pressed Steel Car Co
Western Pacific Railroad
Nine Arrests In Cleveland Riot Clash
Nine people were arrested as rioting flared anew between police, garment worker strikers, and plant guards in Cleveland Ohio. Strikers and guards clashed with clubs as rioters hurled bricks. both sides reported injuries and arms were not surrendered.
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Cleveland
Veons Tie the Knot in Newport-Wampum License
Herman Veon of Wampum and Laura Veon of Newport were issued a marriage license Monday afternoon. The couple share a surname but are not related.
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Herman Veon
Wampum
Laura Veon
Newport
Coupon offers ten cents at local offices for great game
A coupon promises ten cents value at The News office or Treadwell News Co and at Love and Me Gown's Drug Store for what is described as the greatest game ever seen.
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The
News
Treadwell News O Co
Love & Megown’s
Girl of Sixteen Elope and Wed Again in Ohio
A Cleveland report states Julia Iring, 16, ran away with 18 year old Andrew Kirby from McKeesport Pa. She boarded at night through a window to meet him and return home as their wedding date nears. Mrs Iring initially opposed the match but now hopes Andrew brings her daughter home soon.
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United Press
Cleveland
Alexander Iring
McKeesport
Julia
Andrew Kirby
Andrew
Nocturnal Smoke Craving Lapses With High Altitude
A short note suggests that tobacco craving lessens as a smoker climbs to higher elevations. It implies an inverse relation between altitude and urge to smoke without detailing study data or locations.
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