Edward Honors At Whitelaw Reid Banquet In London
King Edward honors Mrs. Nicholas Longworth at Dorchester House dinner with President Roosevelt’s daughter present. Notables include Whitelaw Reid, Lord Granard, cabinet ministers, diplomats and prominent English society figures. A marble American eagle centerpiece and a large Nehru steel marquee shaped supper area outlined the event.
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London
King Edward
Nicholas Longaworth
Dorchester House
Whitelaw Reid
Roosevelt
United States
King Eidlwal
Lord Granard
Captain Welford
Longworth
JE. Reid
Rome
Mr. Reid
America
Earl of Grenard
George Lindsay Holford
Duke of Richmond
Gordon
Bueteach
Marlborough
Tweedmouth
Countess Frey
Susan Townley
Marchioness of
Lats
De Koven in a Sanitarian Wardled Private Wedding Revealed
News from New York reports Reginald De Koven the composer, noted for Robin Hood, as an inmate in a sanitarium for nervous prostration. It also notes a quiet wedding in Chicago between Mrs. Dudley Winston and Robert G. McGann after a three month courtship.
Clermont Lincoln Home Coming in Louisville June
Louisville crowd welcomes a cabin birthplace of Abraham Lincoln in a city celebration. Schoolchildren G A R members and patriotic citizens view the cabin before it travels to the Lincoln farm in Larue County to join plans for a national park.
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Louisville
Cay
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Farn
Larue County
Lincoln Farn Association
Wealthy Man Dies After Poison Mistake In Philadelphia
Richard Th ham, a wealthy Philadelphia manufacturer and former airman, attended a University of Pennsylvania class reunion. On returning home he swallowed two lithia tablets thinking they were medicine and later died after doctors found the tablets contained mercuric bichloride.
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Philadelphia
Richard Th Ham
Ieunion
University of Pennsarroania
I Swag
Texas Democratic Committee Debates Willan J. Bryan for President
In Austin on June 14 the state Democratic committee debated a resolution urging Willan J. Bryan for president. Several members argued Senator Buildes is likely the nominee and Texas should avoid committing itself.
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Hailey
Austin
Tex
State Democratic Committee
Willan J. Bryan
Builes
Texas
Watersport Storm Floods Allegheny Steamer
A water spout struck the steamship Allegheny near New York sinking the bow and flooding cabins. Two crew members were washed overboard or injured as the vessel reeled and passengers fled to higher decks.
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Allegheny
New York
Hiatelawiays
Peebles Faces Destruction Threat After Fire Night
Portage county at Peebles village near Portsmouth Ohio faced widespread damage after a blaze last night destroyed the railway station a hotel several business houses and left the town fearing further destruction. Local authorities investigated the cause as residents began cleanup and aid efforts.
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Portsmouth
Peebles
Adaws County
Weather Outlook Predicts Partly Cloudy Warmer Conditions
Forecast shows partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures and east winds. Areas may see mild highs and light breezes through the day as a gentle return of sunshine prevails.
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Warner
Baltimore Docks Aflame Destroying Barques and Steamship
Fire at West Falls Avenue and Black Street docks destroys Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company premises and the steamer Essex, with six or eight barges laden with cotton and resin set adrift. Damage estimated around 500000, flames spread across the harbor as firefighters battled the blaze and prevented further property loss at lumber yards nearby.
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Merchants and Miners’ Company
Pers
Basex
Baltmore
Bavannal
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Essex
West Jfalls Avenue
Black Street
Police Chase Ends With Sweeney’s Fine and Fees
In Middletown Ohio June 13 Chief Brinckerhoff pursued a fleeing driver James Sweeney after the car ran away a second auto. Sweeney paid 15 dollars and later 15 more to cover the chief’s use of the chase vehicle. The recorder doubled the due to 30 dollars or 30 days in jail, Sweeney paid the extra and avoided jail.
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Middletown
WN. C
Ian
Brincker
Holf
James Sweeney
Recorder Corm
Sweeney
Recorder
Jal
Aldermen accused of selling votes in New Rochelle
A stenographer testified via affidavits to District Attorney Addison Young that five New Rochelle aldermen conspired to sell votes for a telephone company seeking a franchise. Named aldermen include Herman Kallenberg Charles W Sildring Alfred Mado C G H Morgan and A Z Rivers.
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New Rochelle
XN. Y
Addison Young
Westchester County
Herman Kallenberg
Charles W. Sildring
Alfred Mado
C. G H. Morgan
A. Z. Rivers
Civil War Veteran Ended Life After Fire Threats
Charles Young a civil war veteran in Norwalk Connecticut set fire to his home and killed himself with a shotgun amid fears of dispossession. He had recently visited Westport leaving 26 dollars with undertaker Charles Fable to cover funeral costs.
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Norwalkg
Allegheny Rejects Greater Pittsburg Merger
Pittsburg reports turnout for Greater Pittsburg vote shows city backing consolidation with Allegheny City by about 25 000, while Allegheny rejects the merger by about 5 000 votes.
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Allegheny
Fpittsburg
Pittsburg
Eitt
Allegheny City
Market Prices Take a Nay for Grains and Dairy
Agricultural price lists show weak tone in wheat with a later rally on bull support. Corn futures opened lower then recovered, while butter cheese and milk quotes edge through steady to firm ranges. Poultry and beans feature varied gains and steady demand across regions.
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New York
Marios
Minnesota
Sora
Ftaiedic
Naminal
Olds
Namin
Cattle and Hog Receipts From Local Market Report
Market report shows cattle receipts with prime veal prices around 11.35 to 11.90 per unit and high values cited. Hog receipts are light with steady market, quoting mid range around 5.35 to 5.90. Sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers and lambs noted. details fragmented in OCR text.
Du Pont Wins Delaware Senate Seat in Joint Session
Colonel WH A Du Pont elected United States senator by the Delaware legislature in a 20 to 10 vote over J Edward Addicks. The Republican caucus decision ends a long feud and gives Delaware two senators for the first time in eleven years. Roosevelt telegrams praise Du Pont’s victory and unity within the party.
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Dover
Del
WH. A. du Pont
United States
Delaware
du Pont
J. Edward Addicks
Addicks
Allee
Roosevelt
Lea
United States Senate
Caleb J. Layton
Republican Party
West Pot
Fifth Artillery
New Market
W. Va
Piedmont
Lynchburg
Crook
Fisher’s Hie
Cedar Creel
Rockefeller Declares War on Snakes at Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller offers 25 cents for each snake killed on his Pocantico Hills estate. A notice from the Rockefeller camp pledges payment for every reptile dispatched and brought to the superintendent as part of a broader extermination effort.
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Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Bt. Patrick
Pocantico Hills
Bridge Destruction Truncates Galveston Link
About 400 feet of the long railroad trestle connecting Galveston island with the mainland was destroyed by fire. Men and repairs were rushed to the scene and traffic expected to resume before morning. The bridge was the island's only link to the mainland, halting all traffic until restored. Connection with Galveston to Kent from Texas City was established.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston Island
Inniniind
Mennd "Inierik
Kent
Texas City
Sentence Against Captain Garst in Rhode Island Grounding Trial
Washington reports Captain Perry Garst appears guilty on some charges at the court martial over the grounding of the battleship Rhode Island. Secretary Bonaparte will consider the verdict.
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Garst
Waaabhington
Perry Garst
Hin
Rhode Island
Bonaparte
Mystico Shriners Open Annual Convention in Chicago
Upward of 500 Nobles of the Mystic Shrine from the United States and Canada attend the opening session in Chicago as the annual convention begins.
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Mryatic Shriners
Chicago
The
Mystle Shrine
United States
Canada
Submarine Aids Effort to Plug Riverbed Breach
Workmen aboard a submarine raft in the Battery tunnel tube will attempt to stopper a bale blown from the riverbed by compressed air pressure.
Assassin Ends Life While in Custody Involving REGA Officials
Baron Kamponbay and the baroness were attacked by a servant. The assailant killed himself after being captured by REGA. The baroness sustained minor injuries. no others were reported.
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Rega
Jiane
Kamponbayaon
Dowie as Star Witness in Zion City Trial
In Chicago on June 18 John Alexander Dowie founder of Zion City testified in the United States circuit court as the star witness in a case over who controls Zion City. Dowie, visibly ill, was wheeled in by twenty followers and gave a clear account of his history up to his deposition by General Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Christian Caine Church
Jssue
Landis
United States Circuit Court
Dowie
Dowle
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
A Friend for Josephine Goes Free From Tombs
Josephine Terranova, acquitted on one indictment for killing her aunt and uncle, is released from the Tombs and goes to Arch bishop Farley's residence to vow a Christian life. At St Patrick's Cathedral organ music moved her to tears as she entered the house. An Italian countess friend, unnamed, takes an interest in her future.
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Terranova
Tombs
New Life
New York
Josephine TerrAgerYe
Farley
Josephine
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mrs Kaufmann Arrested in Man Slaughter Case
Sioux Falls reports a sensational arrest of Mrs. Josef Kaufmann wife of a wealthy brewer on manslaughter charges linked to Miss Agnes Potrels domestic death. Potrels died after alleged beatings, body exhumed and examined by five physicians finding cuts and bruises.
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Sioux Falls, & D
Josef Kaufmann
Agnes Potrels
Kaufmann
Parkston
Berwind-White Coal Mining Case Before I C C
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed its probe into railroad coal and oil ties with Berwind-White Coal Mining Co. The key point: the railroad allows seven cents a ton for handling its cars at Harsimus pier, yielding about $17,000 monthly to the coal firm while Pennsylvania Railroad carries out the work at a cost of $700.
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Interstate Commerce Hevelations
Philadelphia
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coa
Harsimus Pier
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shaw Denies Presidential Candidacy in Chicago Remarks
Leslie M. Shaw secretary of the treasury declares he is not a presidential candidate and will travel to Davenport Iowa to give a speech. He dismisses talk of a new Wall Street bank or financial scandal and says rumors about his improvements are untrue.
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Shaw Denden
Chicago
Davenport
Wall Street
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury of
the United States
Chicago Federal Building
Frisco Ghosta Haunt Him Ends in Suicide
William O'Connor a 2 militiaman who assisted in the San Francisco disaster shot himself in Los Angeles after brooding over his actions and believing the two men he helped kill haunted him. He had lost his property in the disaster and his fiancée deserted him in Los Angeles after his monetary losses.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
William O'Connor
O'Connor
O’connor
Supreme Court Grants Stay in Pattek Case
Justice Day of the United States Supreme Court issued a stay of execution and a stay of appeal for Albert T. Pattek of New York. The case will be heard in October as Chief Justice Fuller and other justices are away on vacation.
Lynch Mob Invades Maryland to Seize Suspect
A mob of fifty men crossed into Virginia in pursuit of William Lee, a black man arrested in Cape Charles for the assault on Mrs. Gordon Barnes and her nieces near Wingston, Mo. He was moved by military escort to Norfolk before the mob reached the area.
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Maryland
Richmond
Virginia
William Lee
Gordon Barnes
Frances Powell
Wingston
Cape Charles
Poder
Norfolk
Fire destroys several businesses in Sodus town
A large blaze in Sodus Thursday June 13 consumed Frank D. Gayilord’s general store and the Abram Shaw store, also gutting the Rochester and Sodus Bay railway office, Glen B. Reeves’ meat market, the Sodus grand large room, the post office, and nine smaller shops.
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Sodus
Rochester
Frank D. Gayilord
Abram
Witte Said to Plan Visit to America After Vichy Cure
In well informed circles it is asserted Count Witte after his cure at Vichy will travel to America. The exact purpose of this proposed visit remains unclear.
Congress Debates Packing House Reform and Remedies
Washington discussions echo the Neill Reynolds report on Chicago packing houses. Leaders urge government inspection, condemn sensational methods, and press for a remedy to restore consumer confidence and prevent economic fallout.
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Washington
Neill-Reynolds
Chicago
Mondell
Wyo
House of Commons
Hogland
Slayden
Tex
Mells- Reynolds
Yellow Journal
Neill
Reynolds
Congress
Illipois
Br. Ames
Mass
Packers Convicted in Freight Rebates Case
Annonr & Co Swift & Co Cudahy Co and Nelson Morris Packing were found guilty in Kansas City US District Court of accepting concessions from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy in export shipments. The jury was out one hour. Judge Smith McPherson said sentence would await the Burlington case conclusion. The statute provides for a fine only, no jail.
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Kansas City
Annonr. & Go
Swift, &Co
Cudahy & Co
Nelson
Morris ‘Packing Company
United States District Court
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Burlington Railway
War on Baseball Gambling in Boston Parks
Police Captain Hentey declares war on open betting at league games and serves notice to managers to bar a named list of individuals alleged to be central to the betting network at local parks. The move targets insiders amid city crackdown on gambling at baseball venues.
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Boston
Hentey
Therm
Tig
Lessons from Jesus Great Sermon on the Mount Teachings
Fragment lists topics from a Galilee coast region teaching series. It covers counsels on character, Sabbath, healing, faith, hospitality, parables, good and evil, salvation, John the Baptist, feeding miracles, faith of a Gentile woman, Peter’s confession, transfiguration, and reflections near Capernaum Bethsaida and Caesarea Philippi.
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Jere
Oattin
Sea of Galilee
Chirist
Opie
Capernaum
Jesus
David
Nain
Israel
Wain
Galilee
Simon
Sea of
Galee
Jesus Jefe Pfer
Eople
John the Baptist
Pilace
Macherus
John
Herod Antipas
Perea
Christ
Bethesida
X. Fopic
Christ Place
Phoe~ Nccia
Phoercia
Caesarea Philippi
the Baptist
Bijak
Jeremiah
Sam
Peter
Jeans
Gates of Hades
Satan
Mount Hermon
James
Tesus
Moses
Hitjake
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Chi
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Union Pacific
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Il Steel
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U. 8. Steel Pl
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Union
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Gigtton
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Witness
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Packers
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International
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