Celebration Today for Cardinal Gibbons Fifty Years as Priest
Prominent figures including President Taft Vice President Sherman Colonel Roosevelt Chief Justice White and other speakers will attend the tribute in Baltimore marking Cardinal Gibbons fifty years as a priest and twenty five as a Cardinal. Exercises begin at 4 PM in the Fifth Regiment Armory with a ten minute limit per speech and a dinner to follow for about fifty guests.
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Sherman
Roosevelt
White
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Crotheis
Vandiver
Executive Committee
Bishop Murray
United States Supreme Court
James Bryce
Great Britain
Clark
House of Representatives
Root
New York
Cannon
Preston
Washington
Vermont
Keeler Memorial Ashes Recalled at Lick Observatory
Brashear arranged a final resting place for Keeler in Allegheny, seating him in a hollowed pillar support of the thirty inch reflector at Lick, his memorial after death.
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Keeler
Lick Observatory
Allegheny
Brashear
Bmcclure’s
Nose for News Joke Inspires Newspaper Ambition
A Baltimore American quip envisions a young man chasing a newspaper career as a tight race for success. The punchline: he “won by a nose” because he had a nose for news, reflecting a reporter’s instinct driving career dreams.
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Baltimore American
Gave Him Time Judge Grants Six Months Wait
A prisoner asks for time to think over his case. The magistrate agrees, granting six months to consider the matter. The Philadelphia Record reports the exchange and the sentence.
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Philadelphia Record
John Dillon Injured in Irish Auto Accident
John Dillon, nationalist MP for East Mayo, was seriously injured in a June auto crash near Dundalk Ireland. He suffered head and back injuries after the car plunged into a culvert and Dillon was thrown through a glass screen. A priest administered the last rites. he later remained in a hospital in a dangerous condition.
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Ireland
Dublin
John Dillon
East Mayo
Dundalk
Dillon
Stabbed Man Found Near Gray's Station Road
Latrobe, June 6. Rocing Clem ent, thirty seven, found dead with a stab wound through the heart on the road between Gray's Station and Blairsville. Last seen alive with Augustine Clement, a cousin. The cousin remains unfound. Yellow fever reported in Kingston Jamaica.
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Latrobe
Rocing Clement
Gray's Station
Blairsville
Augustine Clement
Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Boston To Chicago
American League results show Boston beating Chicago with varied batters in unclear lineups while Washington defeats Detroit 5. New York tied St Louis in rain with Athletics and Cleveland also rained out. National League games list Cincinnati beating Boston 9-2 and Philadelphia over Pittsburgh in 10 innings, plus St Louis defeating Brooklyn and New York beating Chicago 7-1. standings show Detroit atop AL, then New York and Philadelphia in narrow gaps, with mixed records across other clubs.
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Chicago
Hatteries
Karger
Wood
Carrgan
Lange
Olmsted
Sullivan
Washington
Detroit
Batteries
Lafitte
Stanage
Igome
Gray
Street
New York-St. Lows
Athletics
Cleveland
W.L
W.L. PC
N-York
Cleveind
Washtat
St.Louis
Cincinnati
Gasper
Clark
Pfeiffer
Rardan
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Alexander
Caoin
Steele
Simon
St Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Buecker
Erwin
Golden
Bresnahan
New York
Mathewson
Myers
McIntyre
Kling
Myark
Philata
Cincinti
Brookin
Vittsbrg
Rain Delays Shelve Tri State League Games
In the Tri State League standings rain postpones all scheduled games. PGC and Reading show W L records with Lancaster Trenton York Harrise Altoona and Wilmington listed with varied wins and losses.
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Tristate League
W.L. Pgc. W.L. PC
Reading
Lancastr
Trenton
Johnson
York
Harrise
Altoona
Wilmng
Posse Hunts Slayer After Fatal Shot in Quarrel
In Syphax Virginia on June 6 John Reeves a gardener for the United States Department of Agriculture was killed by his brother-in-law Louis J Vander miller an employee of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The two families shared a house and a quarrel led Vander miller to shoot Reeves in the head with a shotgun. A posse under Sheriff Palmer pursues the suspect.
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Syphax
John Reeves
United States Department of Agriculture
Louis J. Vandermiller
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Vondermiller
Reeves
Palmer
Sultan's Life Threatened Bomb Plot Found Near Route
Explosives and a full bomb making setup discovered in Koepruelue district near a railway route the sultan of Turkey will pass on a tour of Macefonia. Lightning killed ball player Norwalk Ohio Frank Van and others sheltered under a tree as storm damaged Norwalk. Chamberlains remedy praised and sold by druggists with notice to say you saw it in The News.
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Saloniki
Turkey
Koepruelue
Mace Fonia
Norwath
Jame
Frank van
Norwalk
Johnsons Jewels for Coronation Voyage and Shipboard Deaths
Jack Johnson the world heavyweight champion will take fifteen pieces of jewelry valued at thousands of dollars when traveling for a coronation event. He registered the items at the custom house to avoid duties on return. Also reported are the death of James L. Saunders, a fireman aboard the Saratoga, possibly at Yokohama naval hospital, and the death toll from record heat in St Louis with two deaths and a student heat strike in East St Louis.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Busland
St. Louis
East St. Louis High School
Change of Life Testimony From Natick Woman
Mrs Nath an B Greaton of Natick Mass shares a personal account of relief from nervous symptoms insomnia and night chills after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the remedy as essential during menopause and invites readers to seek confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Natick
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
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