Roosevelt Parades in Milwaukee and Lions Club Parade
Milwaukee June 29 Roosevelt greeted by 250000 spectators in flower parade with Governor Scofield and Lt Ferguson present. Crowds shouted Roosevelt for president as he rode past with Lt Gov Luckett and others. Roosevelt later left for Chicago then east.
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Quarry Cavern Collapse Kills Local Man in Graniteville
A granite quarry bank at H. V. Hildreth's operation in Graniteville collapsed yesterday, killing Jeremiah Sullivan and fatally injuring Louis Caza. Sullivan leaves a widow and two children. Caza's home is in Lowell. blaze of tragedy reported from Graniteville, Mass. on June 29.
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Rioting in Brussels As Deputies Clash Over Reform
Brussels June 29 A session of the chamber of deputies ended in a free fight as the night vote expressing confidence in the house president triggered uproar Socialists beat M Guchtenaere Catholic labor member from Ghent and a guard cleared the galleries Civil guard troops and gendarmes dispersed rioters after bayonet charges.
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Woes of China. empress dowager, palace turmoil, power struggle
Report from Pekin states the emperor may resume power next month with a new ruler to be proclaimed around June 20. Some say a grandson of Prince Kung will wear the crown, others a grandson of the fifth princess. The empress dowager is anxious and tearful. Kang Yi and Jung Lou jockey for influence as Wang Wen Shao fades. The cabinet quarrels amid court intrigues and a driving zeal to enrich the mianchus.
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General King on the Philippines opinions on troops
General Charles King arriving in Chicago discusses the Philippine war, contends Otis needed 50,000 to 60,000 troops to suppress the rebellion, notes guerrilla warfare may continue after organized fighting ends, and praises western volunteers as strong soldiers.
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Columbia Defeats Defender In 38 Mile Windward Race
From Brenton's reef lightship off Newport to New London the 38 mile beat to windward was sailed in just over three hours. The Columbia led by Captain Charlie Barr and Iselin's crew outpaced the Defender in rough seas with no working topsails, gaining about eight minutes. Hollinger executed the murder sentence in Harrisburg as ships, sailors, and officials watched.
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Yale Harvard Races Expected Yale Victory Likely
New London Conn June 29 Yale and Harvard officials agree on the outcomes of three races to decide college rowing supremacy. Yale is favored in the varsity four mile dash while Harvard leads in the two mile freshmen event and the two mile four-oared varsity substitutes. Viewers will have better access with trains on both river banks. Odds shifted from 2 to 1 to 5 to 3 and 5 to 4, with Harvard showing the dash to win despite Yale’s experienced eight.
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Cardinala Anniversary and Gibbons Ordination Note
An item recalls the ordination of Cardinal Gibbons to the priesthood, noting dates June 480 1861 and July 28 approaching his sixty fifth year, with background on his Baltimore birth and Irish boyhood, education at St Charles College, Maryland. A separate wire-story fragment covers Montauk Indian land suit and other varied regional notes.
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Volunteers for Otis To Recruit 40000 For Philippines
Sun dispatch reports continued volunteer enlistment to bolster General Otis in the Philippines. Secretary Alger and Gen Corbin indicate 700 recruiting stations will process volunteers. about 10000 more troops needed, with officers drawn from regulars and volunteer ranks. Otis already has skeleton regiments ready to fill with enlisted men.
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