Roosevelt party sails home from Southampton
A large crowd at a railway station bids farewell as Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt and others prepare to sail on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from Southampton to New York. The voyage marks the return of the former president and party to the United States.
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Southampton
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Atlantic
Dune
Theodore Roosevelt
Trowsevelt
Kermit, Hithel
Nichola Longworth
London
Dutie
Theodore Roosewelt
Mix
Nicholas Langeworth
Mies Ddthel Roosevelt
Kermit Roosewet
Landonwita
Treida
Roosevelt
Atteuner
New York
Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria
Roosevelt Apont
New Forest
Sir Edward Grey
Reid
Prayers for Roosevelt Return From Flight Shrine Nurtured
Mrs Mary Ledwith a Roosevelt confidante keeps a shrine for Theodore Roosevelt awaiting safe return. Friends add prayers at the shrine in New York as the ex president faced dangers abroad and sea voyage.
Oklahoma Wolf Catcher to Meet Roosevelt in New York
Jack Abernathy of Oklahoma City, famed for wolf capture with bare hands, has reached New York and will stay to greet Colonel Roosevelt on his return later in the month. He is the father of Louis and Temple Abernathy, who ride from Oklahoma to New York, after passing Washington where they met Taft.
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Oklahoma
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Jack” Abernathy
Oklahoma City
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Abernathy
Louis and
Temple Abernathy
Washington
Mr. Taft
Hayward Resigns as State Republican Chairman
Lincoln notes Will Hayward resigns as chairman of the Republican State Committee with resignation to take effect after the committee accepts on June 16. He telegraphed the secretary on Saturday and announced the move today.
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Republican Committee
Lincoln
Will Hayward
Republican State Committee
Hayward
Barnard
War Over Taft Travel Expenses Sparks Senate Move
Washington reports indicate partisans seek to create a $25 appropriation to cover President Taft's travel costs for the current fiscal year. The Senate action follows House rejection of a similar proposal on May 26, with votes split along party lines and likely opposition from leading party figures.
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Washington
Senate
Auto dealer killed in plunge from river bridge
Fred R. Blee, an automobile dealer, dies instantly when his car crashes through an open draw of the Superior Viaduct and falls about 90 feet into the Cuyahoga River. A watchman is injured by the car in the dramatic accident timed early in the morning.
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Fred R. Blee
Cleveland
Plang
Superior
Cuyaliea
Ral Th. Blee
Timesliye
Atrowek
Johm Wonston
Falline
Insurgent Senators Near Agreement on Tariff Board Provisions
Washington June 10 insurgent senators reached near agreement to support the provisions for the tariff board in the sundry civil bill. Speeches in the senate will express preference for a tariff commission while accepting the provisions.
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Washington
Tariff Board
Senate
Tariff Commission
Cloak Makers Plan General Strike in New York
The Lady Garment Workers Union authorized a broad cloak makers strike in New York City affecting about two thousand to five thousand workers. A special committee will set the date and arrangements, led by Albert Boek of New York.
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Boston
New York City
Lady Garment Workers’ Union
Albert Boek
New York
Des Moines Court Affirms Junkin Sentence Date
The lawn supreme court affirms the lower court sentencing John Junkin to be timed Friday July 20 in Port Madison penitentiary yards. Junkin murdered Clara Rosen, a white woman, with a large stone as she walked home from choir practice in Ottumwa during the winter of 2008.
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Des Moines
Lawn Supreme Court
John Junkin
Port Madison
Junkin
Neero
Clara Rosen
Ottumwa
City Ball League Talk Aims to Form Norfolk Teams
Managers from all Norfolk baseball clubs will meet at city hall at 8 this evening to discuss the city league proposition. Players are enthusiastic and expect city league organization after the meeting ends.
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City Ball League
Norfolk
Carroll Holds Lead In Gubernatorial Race At Midday
Des Moines reports unofficial returns show Governor Carroll leading Warren Garst by 7 230 votes with Emmett county yet to report and insurgent claims at 3 980. Carroll announces nomination and vows a vigorous campaign before November.
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Carroll
Des Moines
Emmett
Warren Garst
Negro Hanged After Two Respite for Murder Case
Robert W. Davis a 24 year old Negro was hanged at the Kansas City county jail for the murder of Harry H Evans a 17 year old Negro. Governor Hadley granted two respites before the execution.
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Kansas City
Robert W. Davis
Harry H. Evans
Hadley
Davis
Lightning kills a woman in Kansas City storm
A severe Kansas City storm kills Mrs. Charlotte Hicks and damages property about 100000 dollars. Three and a quarter inches of rain fall. Turkey Creek swelled to ten feet, forcing fifteen families from homes and flooding business districts. Eleven girls were rescued from a second floor office by launch.
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Kansas City
Charlotte Hicks
Turkey Creek
Fruit crop prospects vary by region as frost hits some areas
A USDA crop report shows strong apple and peach prospects overall but central states suffer from frost. New England and Pacific coast expect huge apple crops, while Ohio and Missouri face small yields. Peaches look up in New Jersey and Delaware, with melons and berries slightly down in places. Sugar crops compare variedly to last year.
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Washington
New England
Pacific Coast
Central States
Department of Agriculture
New Enclawed
Paelie
Ohio
Missouri
Lily of
Western Union Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
A federal grand jury returned an indictment against the Western Union Telegraph Company for forty two violations of the law relating to March 1 1900.
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Western Union
Washington
Western Union Teletriph Company
Women claim dress costs rise with income trend
In New York on June 10 a magazine writer argues wives spend a fifth to a third of their band earning on attire. Mrs. Knilly Post cites $240 shirtwaists and $100 to $125 blouses as modern standards, while Miss Ada Walsh counters that such costs apply only to a few urban wives, not the broader class.
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New York
Knilly Post
Ada Walsh
Miss Walsh
Cause of high American divorce rates blamed on youth
Berlin June 10 Judge Karl Von Lewinsky told the International Association for Uniform Laws the high US divorce rate stems from Americans marrying young due to economic conditions. He claims American men lack experience in choosing partners and women are more independent, reducing stigma around divorce.
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Berlin
Karl von Lewinsky
United States
International Association For Uniform Laws
Germany
England
Wales
France
Switzerland
von Lewinsky
Madison Plans Biggest Fourth of July Celebration Yet
Special correspondent reports Madison will hold a grand Fourth of July celebration with extensive lighting and events. Officials aim to make it the largest community festivity Madison has seen, featuring plans to honor local traditions and attract broader participation.
White House bars Congressman Harrison after failed meeting
Washington June 10 President Taft refused to receive Representative Harrison of New York and a delegation claiming the president barred him amid controversy over the Bollinger Pinchot documents. Norton said the matter was not meant to humiliate and Harrison called it a public duty to expose government actions.
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Washington
Tate
Tainton Tharrison
New York
White House
Connie
Lanwodiee Na Himiber
Wibhis
Iestion
Galdfoeie
Lite
Diogee
Caitine
Wieherelinta
Dallinger Pinolotegisante
Warrisen
Generk
Caneress
Harrison
Norton
Snd
Marrison
Taft
Bfirrt
Mr. Harrison
Tharrison
Representative Harrison
Senate of the
United States
Goldfogie
Kelliher
Kelliher, That Had He Known Mr. Harrison
Fishermen Discover Murdered American Woman in Trunk
Italian lake incident ends in discovery of a submerged trunk towed ashore with the body of a young American woman. Wounds suggest homicide. The trunk held English writing and a photo of a young woman. a missing couple had recently vanished, her companion speaking French.
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Italy
Teinunk
Coiple
Ortila
Print Paper Shortage Shrinks U S Stock to Tiny Levels
A government report notes a dramatic decline in newsprint paper production and stocks through early 1910. It records April stock at 18 0600 tons with minimal on hand, a drop from August previous year, and prices rising as output falls.
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America
Washneton
Knox Smith
Amertent Paper and Pulp Association
Commissioner of Corportions
Cigaretors Cause of Death Case in Denver
Denver report notes Arthur W. Cooley dies after excessive indulgence in clarets. Details indicate health issues tied to heavy smoking and drinking pattern. Medical examiner cites alcohol and tobacco use as contributing factors in the fatal outcome.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur W. Cooley
Truncated Text Points to Unclear Local Incident
A fragment mentions a person in a hotel and a death, with an insurance detail of twenty dollars and a vague reference to someone named Who. The garbled wording leaves key names, places, and events unreadable.
Vessey Wins Nomination in Sioux Falls Vote Totals
Reports from Sioux Falls indicate Governor Vessey, running as progressive, leads rival Bean by upwards of 1,300 to 1,400 votes with complete returns showing Vessey re nominated. Stalwarts concede the victory and state Congressmen Burke and Martin have been renominated to succeed themselves.
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Burke and
Martin
Robert S. Vesses
Onree Wl Bean
Sonos
Merre
Duane
Heathers
Stow’ Fulhe
S. D
Dune
George W. Egno
Bean
Martin and
Burke
Noted Presbyterian Leader Rev Dr Charles Dickey Dies
Reverend Charles Dickey longtime Presbyterian clergyman and former moderator died in the Presbyterian Hospital here early today. He had served the church for many years and was widely known in the United States.
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Charles Dickey
Philittdelphita
Wnted
Blaites
Gop
Vases
Iowa Grand Jury Probes Governor Carroll Scandal
Des Moines reports Polk county grand jury convened to investigate Governor Carroll amid the Cownie case connected to the state Industrial school for girls at Mitchellville. John Cownie and related figures face possible charges including criminal libel against the governor. Editors named as standpatters include Bernard Murphy F Chase J W Jarnagin and others.
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Des Moines
Dune
Polk County Grand Jury
J. FL Carroll
John Cownie
State Board of Control
Industrial School For Girls
MitcheiIwilie
Downie
Koverner
D Bernard Murphy
The
Vinton Eagle
F. Chase
Atlantic Telegraph
J. W. Jarnagin
Cedar Falls Record
Toward
First Blood in Yucatan Fights Near Valladolid
Government troops clashed with Indian insurgents near Unayaima close to Valladolid. Federal forces won the encounter after rebels retreated to mountains. Troops pursued, captured wounded, and prepared for further operations as units head toward Vera Cruz.
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Merida
Yucatan
Unayaima
Valladolid
Lara
Dallas
Unyama
Hidwiy
Deltas
Unyamea
Mesteo
Three Holes in Rakow Arm Point to Possible Postmortem Injury
Testimony recounts three puncture wounds in the left forearm of August Rakow and a blood pool at his feet as evidence in the murder trial. Witnesses describe body location, hay stack, and blood patterns while doctors discuss wounds and embalming. The defense and state discuss moving the body and the timing of blood evidence as the trial proceeds with more witnesses expected.
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Rakow
Thornberg
Thornbers
Aotc Operly
Camarton
Frank Skhiner
Skinner
Deattie
Ceri
Chaubertin
Beattie
Wot Ltd
Kelsey
Rice
Lyle Jackson
August Rakow
Cid Chen
Lyle Tuckson
Thribere
Whaneeused
Witt
Elaine
Morchioe
Bleached Flour Case Evidence Focuses on Gas Damage
Testimony in the bleached flour case before the United States circuit court in Kansas City centers on practical flour handling. F I Krite of East St Louis testified about a bleaching system corroding pipes and requiring yearly replacements in his mill.
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East St. Louis
Kansas City
United States
Elrcuit
F. i. Krite
Krite
Revival Meetings Begin in Madison Neb City Church
Special to The News revival meetings will open at the MEK church in Madison on June 15. Rev. Houlgate will be assisted by F. G. Calsee in the series of spiritual gatherings.
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Madison
Neb
MEK
Church of This
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