Roosevelt Speech at Jamestown Exposition Opening Georgia Day
President Roosevelt spoke at the Jamestown Exposition Grounds opening of Georgia's state building Bullock Hall. He praised Georgia founders and noted unity of American people across regions, urged education for all children, including industrial training, and supported child labor limits, wage-worker protections, and a strong national approach to labor and industry.
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Exposition Grounds
Norfolk
Way
Roosevelt
Bullock Hall
Georgia
Hoswell
United State
Georz
Coomia
Roswell
Utica
Qglethorpe
Geora
Archibald Bullach
Continental Congress
Natios
Great West
Union
Atlantic
PaeHie
Great Lakes
Gulf
Iscka Ag
National Society
School Hygiene
Wits
Indhidaulisne
Java
Haywood Murder Trial Witness Testimony Excerpts
Idaho June 1 A gruesome murder trial recounts witness testimony about Harry Orchard and others. The defense cross examines and details a wide range of alleged accomplices and travel with a wife, while others assert motives and actions linked to arson and theft.
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Idaho
Harry Orchard
Eddy suit again tests Mrs Eddy's competency
Concord news details the Merrimack superior court considering a motion in the equity suit over Mary Baker Eddy property. The case centers on next friends seeking an accounting and whether Eddy is competent to manage her affairs.
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Vsy Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Jsndza Chamberlain
Mary B. G. Eddy
Murry Baker G. Fildy
The
Christian Science Religion
Merrimack Superior Court
Frank &. Streeter
Hilly
Equity
W. Baker
Epsom
Chamberlain
Streeter
Buddy
Taft Reflects On Campaign Drama And Wisconsin Fate
The speech praises Wisconsin's importance and notes Po's journey to the university. Taft salutes Senator Sroonce and credits newspaper editors for shaping his path as a presidential candidate, saying he chose another Carter for the ticket.
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Wisconsin
America
Sroonce
Taft
Carter
Trial Details Resolve About Orchard Mine Plot
The defense of Willan 1D. Haywood presses that the Independence ledgers were a plant by enemies of the federation to mislead court. Orchard testifies he and Adams plotted the miner’s murder while Sherman Parker from the Western Federation of Miners sought safe passage for a witness on the train. Adams arrives in Boise under guard, likely to refuse testifying.
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Wiaho
Willan
Haywond
Adame
Orchard
Sherman Parker
Western Federation of Miners
Tush
Vindientor
Mayer
Waywood
Lyle Gregor Orchard Santo
Orchard Io
McParkland
Machartland
Hawley
Brighton
Canada
Adams Artives
Steve
Adiman
Harry Grehard
Boise
Adams
John Worms
Wal Jace
Shoshone
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners Convenes Amid Political Strife
About 200 delegates attend the Western Federation of Miners annual convention in Denver. Acting President Colhoney calls the assembly to order as talks surface on unity and potential industrial organization. Delegates express support for imprisoned leaders linked to the murder case of former Idaho Governor Steunenberg.
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Associated
Prensa
Denver
Col
Gfleenth
Western Federation of Miners
Colhoney
Bolgarth
Apstau
Apstau Éstiona
Cha ‘H. Moyer
Wiliam D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Idaho
DROWNINGS AND STABBING IN SHAWANO AREA
Drowning occurs near Shawano when John Matske aged seventeen, son of Fred Matske of Richland, is found dead while fishing on the Inside river. Separately, Joseph Pyavant is charged with fatally stabbing Mitchell Shawanasgey in a quarrel at the victim’s home. both men are Menominee Indians from the reservation.
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Shawano
Wis
John Matske
Fred Matake
Richland
Shascino
Joseph Pyavant
Mitchell Shawanasgey
Menomnee
Cotton Mills Closed After Manager Murder At Lodz
Shareholders in the Pozewaski cotton mills in Lodz Russian Poland have ordered the dismissal of all 4,700 workers and the plant’s closing. Officials fled the city fearing violence from terrorists after prior strikes and disturbances.
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Associated Press
Lodz
Russian
Poland
Pozewaski
Lods
Drowning among paddle boat crews near Idaho rapids
A St Paul reporter reports Thomas McMillan of this city learned his brother David McMillan and six other men are presumed drowned after two boats carrying sixteen men capsized while attempting a rapids landing on the Payette River Idaho. Nine of the sixteen boatmen reached shore.
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Audoclated
Minh
Chippawa Fallaanga
Thomas McMillan
David “McMillan
Payette River
Idaho
Highwayman Robs Green Bay Mill President
John C. Fogarty, president of the Northwestern paper mill at Green Bay, was held up in front of the post office on Wisconsin Street at an early hour this morning by highwaymen who fled after claiming he had no money.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
John C. Fogarty
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Pogarty
Taft Passes Through Janesville En Route to Madison
Secretary of War William H Taft passes through Janesville on a forenoon trip toward Madison, greeted by representatives of local business interests at the depot.
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Associated, Press
Janesville
William J
Posse Kills Robber in Sheridan Pursuit
A Wyoming sheriff and two deputies pursuing two Montana horse thieves on a Northern Pacific train at Worth Spur yesterday shot and killed one robber. The bandit had cornered passengers and escaped capture, ending a tense chase across Johnson County.
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Aby, Associated Prers
Sheridan
Wyo
Montana
Guy
Johnson ‘County
Northern
Pacific
Worth Spur
No Quorum Reported in Assembly Session
Special to The Northwestern from Madison Wisconsin reports no quorum in the assembly today. The session proceeded with limited business as only a partial attendance appeared for the morning, leaving key measures undecided and awaiting further action.
Revolt of Wine Growers Shocks South France Government
Paris reports a large scale revolt by wine growers in the south, led by a figure named Marinsin Albert, as mayors resign and civil authority hangs in the balance from the Spanish frontier to the Rhone. Officials warn of potential anarchy unless parliament acts on wine regulation and fraud controls.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Montpelier
Eouf
MM. Farroul
Mayer
Narbonne
Amarchy
Rhone
Herrault
Aude
Plaute- Garonne
Peyrences-Orientals
Marcsilin Albert
South
Chamber of Deputies
Editors To Foregather At National Association Meeting
Members of the National Editorial association gather for the annual convention in Washington with sessions including an address on preventing distress. The program lists Jacob Rila New York Joseph Modi Mettermick Olivituge Governor Glenn Neri Carolinian Meyers Julia Temple Graves Crosby R. Noyen and John J. Duckin Sterling Kansas. The president's address will be delivered tomorrow.
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Nortel
Suny
Unitad
Tanmertown
John J. Duckin
Sterling, Kas
Receiver Appointed in Milwaukee Wholesale Company Case
A voluntary petition filed in the Dane county district court names Arnold Thorndike and the wholesale firm as debtors. Four creditors petitioned for a receiver, with assets listed at about 20,000 dollars and liabilities around 490,000. The receiver was appointed under a bond of 25,000 dollars as the company faces financial difficulties.
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Milwautkes
Wis
Fune
Arnlth
Thorndike & Row Company
Way-Kergwald
Goetrieb
Wilken Yaar Weit
Conmiltra Lo Dyeine
Attaney
Thomas Bpence
Ayres Letter Questioned Over Navy West Point Dispute
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington discusses a letter to Charles I. Ayres regarding alleged statements about the quarrel between Mrs. Ayres and the Boat West Point. The request seeks to verify accuracy from press interviews published yesterday morning.
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aAssocialist Press
Washington
Charles i. Ayres
West Paint
New York City
Taft Praised by Secretary. La Follette Missing Madison
At Madison Wisconsin on June 10 Secretary of War Taft praised Senator Spooner and drew applause while Senator La Follette was absent due to a North Dakota lecture tour. Taft urged support for women’s education and cited Yale friends sending encouragement, as La Follette’s standing drew mixed reactions in the capital.
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Wis
la Follette
Tate
North Dakota
Madisen
Capitol
Taft
Betator
John C. Spadacre
Senator la Follette
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la Mollettte
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Ty Inmany Dt
Talt
Roosevelt
da Polletta
Wisconsin
Chiere Wecoming
la Vollette Ieee
Spooner
la Wotletten
Wer Wilbon
Pergens
Audienne Ware
State Supreme Court
Bony Aity
Muuny
Histituro
Min ‘ Ry “Lark Wis
Chirtes Thy van Hige
Wlacongin Univerally
Chiuspingblahans
Weg Limited
University Studenta
Lads Spoonter
Tall
van Wire
Madison
la. Follette
John C. Spooner
Aml
Ater
SPEER
University of Wisemain
Tart
Philippines
Yale
Milwaukee
Unconfirmed Report Cuba President Cabrera Assassination
Reports circulated that President Cabrera of Guatemala had been assassinated but no confirmation reached New York. Dr Manson Rengonchen, the [information] consul general, contacted Guatemala City officials for details.
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Associated Presa
New York
Jane
Cabrera
Guatemala
Mexico
Manson Rengonchen
Graaemaken
Guatemala City
Sinking of La Jalouse Drowns 78 Off Barbadoes
The French schooner La Jalouse with seventy eight passengers including twelve women and children sank off Starabadoes after sailing from Cayenne to St Lucas. The captain and twenty one crew survived reaching Barbadoes yesterday.
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Associated Pre
Terrorist Shoots Self Amid Plot Against Emperor
In St. Petersburg on June 1 a terrorist named Chernau, linked to a plot against the emperor, shot himself twice in a suburb in an apparent attempt to die by his own hand.
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Allway
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Chernau
Nicholas
Bryce Arrives in Chicago for Delivery Assignment
Jane Bryce arrived in Chicago today to begin a delivery assignment. The report notes her arrival and initial steps in the task.
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Associated. Press
Chicago
Jane Bryce
Team Owners Seek National Consolidation and Uniform Rise
At the fifth annual Team Owners association convention in Minneapolis 104 delegates discuss a proposed nationwide combination likely to average a 25 percent increase. President Henry C Knight of Boston addresses the gathering opening the season.
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Oy Associates Press
Minneapolia
Minn
Team Owners’ Association
Waaay
Minneapolis
Drasenter
Henry C. Knight
Boston
Fire Rages at Studebaker Store Corner of Market
Fire sweeps through a San Francisco block destroying the Studebaker Brothers wagon and carriage shop at Tenth and Market and damaging the John Quadt & Co paint oil and paper store nearby. Wreckage complicates efforts as smoke and flames spread. no injuries reported. Weather notes follow, including scattered showers and cooler conditions for the region.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tenth and
Market Streets
Studebaker ‘Brothers
John Quadt & Co
James
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