Mrs McKinley Improves Slowly Amid Hope Of Recovery
Washington June 10 reports show a slight improvement in Mrs McKinley though the case remains grave. Doctors warn against reducing stimulants as risk of a sinking spell persists while plans consider moving her to Canton for a cooler climate and renewed strength.
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Washington
California
Risley
Charles Emory Smith
Long
Miles
Cowles
Navy
Sanger
Hitchcock
Rixey
White House
McKinley
Mrs. McKinley
Sternberg
Canton
Los Angeles
Unusual Trial Scene in Galena Missouri
At a preliminary hearing for Mrs John Stallion James Crabtree and sons Frank and Charles Crabtree crowd of about two thousand gathers under a tree in a grove. Officials fear threats and arrange protections. Body of 16 year old Alice Stallion to be exhumed for doctor examination amid murder investigation.
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Galena
John Stalion
James Crabtree
Frank
Charles Crabtree
Alice Stallion
Crabtree
Mrs. Botha Arrives in England After South Africa Visit
Mrs Louis Botha wife of the Boer commander general landed at Southampton aboard the Dunvegan Castle from South Africa. A son of ex Secretary Fischer said Mia Botha would go to London then Holland and Belgium but no fixed departure date. Fischer could not confirm a peace mission report. London war office says no record of a Botha peace conference request with Lord Kitchener.
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Louis Botha
Southampton
Dunvegan Castle
South Africa
Fischer
Mia Botha
Holland
Belgium
Fischer Was Unable To Confirm Or Deny the Report That Mrs. Botha
Europe
British
War Office
Gen. Botha
Lord Kitchener
Standerton
Judge holds Iowa cigarette tax law constitutional
Judge Burnham of the district court ruled the Iowa cigarette tax law constitutional and that the property of dealers and building owners where cigarettes are sold may be attached for back taxes. Several thousand dollars in back tax money are due in Marshall County and similar suits await decisions in other counties. The American Tobacco Company is said to plan an appeal.
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Marshalltown
Burnham
District Court
Iowa
Marshall County
American Tobacco Company
Gold recovered from bank theft near Mineral Point
A Sentinel dispatch from Mineral Point reports $13,000 in gold coins recovered from an earth vault in a city hotel outhouse near the First National Bank looting on May 24. The coins include a $9,000 piece and two $1,000 coins, with $5,800 still in currency. Prisoner Steward Jelleff boarded at the bank. Separately, memorial services for Confederate dead were held at Camp Chase, Columbus, with addresses by notable figures and floral tributes from the South.
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Milwaukee
Mineral Point
Wis
First National Bank
City
Jelleff
Columbus
Camp Chasé
John R. Hewitt
Emmett Tompkins
Charles H. Grosvenor
J. A. Arnold
Howard A. M. Henderson
South
Infant killed by brother in Pana Illinois
The infant child of William Dewese northeast of Pana Illinois died from a gunshot wound. A nine year old left in charge grabbed a shotgun in anger at the crying infant and killed it. In Cepéralia Tennessee June 1 two masked men robbed the Mobile and Ohio depot at Sparta, bound the night operator, blew the safe and escaped with 300 dollars in cash.
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Pana
Ill
William Dewese
Here
Cepéralia
Mobile & Ohio
Sparta
United States Pushes Arbitration to Settle Peking Indemnity
Washington June 10 The United States urges powers to submit Peking indemnity disputes to The Hague arbitration. Secretary Hay authorized Rockhill to propose, aiming to avoid wrecking negotiations. Indemnity amounts and methods remain unsettled, with opposition from Germany and others. Separately an imperial edict postpones the imperial court’s return to Peking to September 1. Troop withdrawal in China proceeds, with Japanese and other forces planned to depart by autumn. Medals for China campaign awarded by Navy. an American woman May Churchill arrested in Paris. Howard Blackburn sails from Gloucester to Lisbon on Great Republic, aiming for 45 days at sea.
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United States
Peking
Hague Tribunal
Rockhill
Hay
Mr. Rockhill
China
Hague
Germany
Shanghai
Legation
Japan
Voyron
India
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Board of Awards
Navy
Marine Corps
Long
Santiago
Hackett
Paris
May Churchill
Tom” Edwards
American Express Company
Chicago
Safle
Lisbon
Gloucester
Mass
Howard Blackburn
Portugal
London
Labor council seeks aid for unemployed iron workers
San Francisco labor council resolves to appeal to all local labor organizations state federations and the American Federation of Labor for financial aid. It is estimated that ten thousand dollars a week will be needed to sustain the men now out of employment.
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Ala
San Francisco
Iron Workers
San Francisco Labor Council
American Federation of Labor
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