Tornadoes Strike Gradyville New Minden and Surrounding Towns
Severe storms sweep southern Illinois Indiana and Kentucky causing deaths and widespread damage. In Gradyville Kentucky a cloudburst washed away homes injuring several while in New Minden Illinois a tornado killed four and injured many as families are reported missing or displaced.
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New Minden
York
Nell
Calvin Wilmore
Aurtn ‘Wilmore
Ada. Wilmore
Aiary Wilmore
Stronghil
Hartfield
Moss
Pearl Moss
Car
Ty Moss
Trene
Afary Moss
Carl Nelson
Garland
Nelson
Goeltner
Gradyville
Sabe
Destructive York Tornado Leaves Dozens Injured
A severe tornado struck the village of York on the Wabast river southwest of the city. Henry Roulx aged fifty and Matinda Pinkston aged forty five were found dead. About thirty injured, with a detailed list not yet secured. Bridges washed out and many houses demolished. Communication with York cut by downed wires and washed bridges. Reports say storms extended into Indiana with heavy rain and crop damage at Farmersburg and Sullivan.
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Vornarlo
Nashville
Ill
New Minden
Henry Weihe
Carl Stuemeyer
Herman Weihe
Henry Hesman
Hoyleton
Jiere
Brock
Covington
York
Wabast
Henry Roulx
Matinda Pinkston
Victins
West York
Here
Indiana
Farmersburg
Sullivan
Dorchester Celebrates 277th Anniversary of Founding
The Dorchester section of Boston marks its 277th founding anniversary as the first U S town meeting and free tax supported school origin. A luncheon to Governor Guild by Mayor Fitzgerald and the 1734 milestone at the Blake house highlight the celebrations. About 3 000 men join the parade as the day’s main event.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Dorchester
United States
New England
Guild
Fitzgerald
Blake
Amnest y Proclaimed in Hungary on Coronation Anniversary
Emperor Francis Joseph marks the fortieth anniversary of his Hungarian coronation with a broad amnesty for offenders including those accused of lese majesty. Budapest observes a general holiday as decorations adorn the city and the royal family attends a cathedral service.
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Budapest
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Wisconsin Central facing service complaint hearing set
Residents and shippers in western Wisconsin filed a complaint with the state railway commission over poor service. Packwaukee and other cities are named, and a hearing date will be announced soon by the commission.
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Milwauker
Wis
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
State Railway, Commission
Packwaukee
State Railway Commission
State Supreme Court Grants Ouster Of Anheuser-Busch
The Topeka court issued a judgment of ouster against Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company. It held that appointing receivers for foreign brewing properties in this state was proper to protect and render effective the court's jurisdiction. The ruling emphasizes preserving court authority over out-of-state interests.
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Associated
Topeka
Iraq
State Supreme Court
Anheuser-Buech Brewing, Company and
Salons to Close on Sunday in Saint Paul
The Saint Paul police board ordered 211 saloons to close on Sunday and directed the chief of police to ensure the order is enforced. The action follows a recent resolution by the board.
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Associated Press
At. Paul, “Minn
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Board of Police Commisioners
Elice
Ope Thia
Harriman Not Prosecuted After White House Review
Wall Street reacts as federal authorities decide not to press criminal charges against E. H. Harriman over railroad dealings. President Roosevelt and top officials, including Taft and Bonaparte, weigh public censure while legal advisers conclude actions were within law.
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Associated Press
New York
TE. J. Harriman
Wall Street
Harrimin Jig
Washington
Haitiman
Tarriman Jines
Harriman
White House
Elihu Reot
William H. Taft
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Charles J. Bonaparté
James R. Garfield
Interior
Knanp
Mr. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commisssion
TF. TB
Kellece
Commeission
Disappearances solved in Marinette incident
Special to The Northern Milwaukee. Marinette reports the body of Antane Wangeerg was found in a tangled fish net last December. Family of ten children operated a nursery and selling business in the area.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Address by President Roosevelt at new Mason temple
President Roosevelt to speak this afternoon at a new Masonic Temple ceremony in Washington D C. It features remarks by T H Smman Jr and Matthew Trimble with District of Columbia officials, music by Marine Band, and civic hymns. The event revives the stone setting tradition using implements once used by President Washington in 1791.
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Associated Pros
Washington, D. C
Inne
Roovevelt
T. H. Sman Jr
Masonic Temple Association
Matthew Trimble
Beary L. Weat
District of Columbia
James D. Nichartson
Free Masonry
America
Washington
United States
Predericksburg Lodge No
Virginia
Washlnjeston
Ayres Seeks Support for Wife in $100000 Suit
West Point, Calif. Charles G Ayres, suing on behalf of his wife Mrs Haareth FF Ayres of Virgins, claims the charge of improprieties by cadets at West Point damages their reputations. He asserts military courts would ruin his record, denouncing army investigations as a farce.
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Charles G. Ayreh
Hia
Haareth FF
Ayres of Virgins
Militane Demy
Ayres
Woren
West Point
Jeans Jonay
Cridiciam
Dirs
Avrig
Indictments for Peonage Hit W. O. Ritter Lumber Firm
A federal grand jury in Charleston West Virginia indicted the W O M Ritter Lumber Co of Mahen Wyoming County and several officials on charges of peonage and conspiracy The penalties include fines from 1000 to 16000 and possible imprisonment up to two years The case reflects broader efforts against peonage and forced labor in the region as noted among other regional items in the issue
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Associated Preax
Charleston
W. OM. Ritter
pass railroad bills and proposed water power commission
Madison June 8. The railway employe eight hour limit faced debate as Assemblyman Thompson urged eight hours and was backed by supporters. The Anderson bill fixes eight to nine hour disputes and a water power commission proposal seeks study of methods to promote industry and revenue from water power. The session advanced Thompson's amendment by a wide margin and laid over other measures to next week.
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Pecal
Madison, Wik
Inal Lignising
Tive Auton
Nalway
Bird
Tin State
Ha Assembly
Uireo
Ene Semuer
Tegistatora
Buch
Vestine
Anderson Kih
Aksem
Blyman Thompson
Milwaukee
Rassemblyman Atout
Assemblyman Ingram
Boundary line houses reduce border trouble along Canada United States
A boundary commission from Canada and the United States surveys the border to abolish many of the so called line houses that sit on the boundary. These structures have long troubled revenue officers on both sides as work proceeds in June.
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Py Associated Prays
Derby
Canada
United States
Boundary Commission
Ware
Strike Settlement Ends Six Month Miners Walkout
The miners strike in Pomeray Ohla was settled after a lengthy conference between officials and operators. The agreement will immediately return the hundred men to work, ending six months of disruption.
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Agsélated Press
Pomeray
Ohla
Jane
Sinte Idaher
Village near warfront wiped out by quake
A village on the ark o Persian frontier was destroyed by a devastating earthquake. Reports say the settlement was wiped out, with limited details from Associated Press dispatches.
Entertained for Bride Miss Curria W Hellig Married
Mrs. Jay A O Ken hosted a wedding reception at 90 Putten Street for Miss Curria W Hellig who wed Visitor E Sandhers of Cleveland. Yellow decor and mirrored centerpieces highlighted the yellow theme with guests and hostesses in bright hues. Music and gifts accompanied the evening as attendees toasted the couple.
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Putten Street
Misa Curria W. Hellig
Vistor E Sandhers
Cleveland
Maxine O'Brien
O'Brien
Bert Nvaraa
Ad Tlie Pga
Bandhers
Mise Wella
Misa’ Angye Hrawn
Milas Addin Aearn
Misa Fannie Medberry
Tot+ te Morgan
Trone Mansfield
Chicago
J. 1
Wall
M. Clark
Alvin Fox
T. A. Bruner Jr
W. 2B
Mason
Itipen
Earl Jreath
Mr Morrissey’s Funeral Held in Oshkosh Fraternal Hall
Funeral services for Andrew Morrissey husband of Jennie L Morrissey of Deer River Mills were planned for Sunday at 2 30 PM from Mrs Mary Carr 59 West Oshkosh. Fraternal Order of Eagles No 267 members to assemble at the undertaking establishment of Ping & Ring at two PM. Interment at River Cemetery. The text also reports the funeral of Sarah Lucy Atherton held at Lyceum on West Lincoln Avenue with Rev Thiward H Smith officiating.
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Jocal Aerie of
Eagtes
River Cemetery
Sarah Lucy
Lewis Atherton
Lydence
Lincoln Avenue
Thiward H. Smith
Sarah Loey
Riverside Cemetery
Deaths in Utica and Nearby Towns
Bartlett Wilson, 87, pioneer of Poygun, dies at his daughter Mrs. Charles Rouse's home in Utica from general debility. Survived by wife Hannah Wilson and daughter. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from residence, burial Minckler's cemetery. George Charles Reinhardt, five weeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reinhardt, dies at home of stomach trouble. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from residence on Ashland Avenue, conducted by Rev. W W Wilson.
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Poygun
Charles Rouse
Utica
Hannah Wilson
Minckler's Cemetery
George Charles Reinhardt
Charles Reinhardt
W. W. Wilson
Leland MM. Wi
Ashland Avenue
Noheim
Haywood case under cross examination in Boise trial
Harry Greshard testifies as chief state witness in the Haywood trial. Defense questions the timeline and motives, suggesting a counter plot by mine owners to break union. Orchard and others are examined to connect a federal plot with the governor Peabody incident.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Harry Grechard
William D. Haywood
Peabody
Colorado
Gregory
Denver
Richardson
Shinpkins
Hercules
Slounwuberg
Gourt
Ouray
Charles Ho
Moyer
Dedera
Agon Berry Gusani
Haywood Family Group
Orchhard
Ag Waval
Tast
Enure
Richard van
Orchard
Cripple Creek
Steva Adams
Tiel Hima
Liliotte
Adams
der. Richardson
Defandant
Deyntery
Orehard
Tilchardson
Orghard
Thorson
Death of Navy Doctor Marmion in Washington
Dr. Thebert A. Marmion retired U S Navy medical officer died in Washington after a stroke of apoplexy suffered while walking near the Treasury on Pennsylvania avenue. Born in West Virginia he was sixty two and had retired last year after long naval service. He had served on the naval medical examination board in the city since retirement.
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Associated. Presa
Hington
D.C
June
Medical DI
Thebert A. Marmion
U. 8
Emney Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marmion
West Virginia
Navy
Naval Medical Examination Board
Beardsley Body Found In Onalaska Boom
A body believed to be HT Tu Beardsley of Milwaukee was found wedged between logs at the Onalaska boom today, according to a LaCrosse special reported by this paper.
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Milwaukee
Wis
LaCrosse
Beardsley
Onalaska
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