Roosevelts anger over war department secret papers
Washington June 12 A Senate bound row centers on General Miles and Lt Arnold with warrants of torture allegations by Private Weir. The case links Culberson Beveridge Allison and Edwards, with Miles suspected of leaking records to a leak probe. Roosevelt and Root demand accountability while Miles faces possible court martial or retirement.
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Miners Consider Sympathetic Action at National Convention
Wilkes Barre June 12 Reported today that anthracite miners may call a national convention of coal interests to plan a sympathetic action by bituminous diggers. President Mitchell refused to discuss the plan as reports from various anthracite districts say conditions remain quiet.
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Christian Science Week in Boston at Mother Church
Boston reports next week's communion week for Christian Scientists drawing hundreds from across the country. Several hundred have arrived in the mother church area with 4000 more expected. Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science will attend Sundays services and may join annual meetings at the mother church Tremont Temple if health allows.
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Christian Scientists
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Christian Endeavor Union Opens Sixteenth Muncie District Meeting
Winchester Indiana June 12 The Christian Endeavor Union of the Muncie district opened its sixteenth annual meeting today and will continue through tomorrow Delegates from Jay Blackford Delaware and Randolph counties attend along with speakers from Fort Wayne Indianapolis and other cities
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Corner Stone Laid at Scottish Rite Cathedral Portland
The corner stone of the Scottish Rite cathedral was laid this afternoon in Portland. The address was given by W. D. Fenton and delegates to the grand lodge participated in the ceremonies.
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W. D. Fenton
Grand Lodge
Cardinals Discuss the Proposition in Rome
Cardinal Rampolla today named a committee of six cardinals to discuss Tat's propositions in Rome. The panel includes Rampolla, Serafino, Vannutelli, Gott, Stelnuber and Tuto.
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Serafino
Vannutelli
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Stelnuber
Tuto
Friars Must Flyt Move by Vatican Taft Plan
Rome June 12 report states Taft proposes friars withdraw from the Philippines before the government buys their lands. The move aims to settle church land issues amid colonial policy.
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Vatican
Taft
Philippines
Royal commission to probe South African war conduct
In London on June 12 the house of commons announced a royal commission will be appointed to inquire into the conduct of the South African war.
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House of Commons
Theft of 1 Million Francs at Bank of France
Paris reports a theft of 1,000,000 francs discovered at the Bank of France. No suspects named yet, ongoing investigation by authorities. Discovery dated June 12 with official banking and police inquiry underway.
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Bank of France
Convicts Escape From Monitor Farm Wakeup Chase
June 12 reports say two convicts slipped away at 2 am and ate breakfast at Akers farmhouse eight miles from here. Sheriff Durbin, tracker and bloodhounds followed but scent was lost. dogs used improvised clothing to renew scent. Militia to surround the wreck bottom. fugitives possibly headed toward Clackamas mountains after eluding officers at Monitor and Needy.
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Sherif Durbin
Salem
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Massacre of Yaqui at Santa Rosa Canyon reported
Colonel William Christy arrived from Prietas Sonora with details of a massacre in Santa Rosa canyon 35 miles from Minas Prietas. Yaqui guards were overwhelmed by Mexican troops and rurales killing men women and children with orders to execute all armed men.
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Coronation Dog Show Opens in Regent's Park
London June 12 The coronation dog show at Regent's Park Botanic Gardens opens with the Ladies' Kenne Atao association showcasing red dogs from the former Sandringham Kennels. The exhibit includes international participation from American visitors who faced quarantine exemptions to enter their dogs. The queen is noted as interested in the club and its welfare.
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England
Deck Hand Drowned In Steamer Accident
Astoria June 12 Charles Dronkers, a deck hand aboard the Lar line steamer, drowned after walking overboard with a truck. The incident occurred today and authorities investigated the accident at once.
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Charles Dronkers
Larline
Strikers Try Lynching Tactics In Scranton
Scranton, June 12. Michael Gallagher, a nonunion miner at Erie company No 1 colliery, was attacked by a mob on his way home and dragged toward a tree intended for lynching. Police arrived, saved him, and dispersed the crowd with pistols and clubs as the rope was already around his neck.
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Michael Gallagher
Erie Company
N Tree
Gallagher
New York Market Report From J L Ray Co Broad Street
Market news notes firmer wheat and corn bids, with forward positions cited at about 100.0. Reports of futures actions in New York and Chicago exchanges, with various prices and closing figures mentioned. Portland wheat activity noted along with June 12 timing.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pandleten
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicka
Pawtucket Braces as Street Car Strike Sparks Disturbances
June 12 Thie city widens with a street car strike as state militia under General Taliner patrols streets and tracks amid reports of serious disturbances this morning in Pawtucket Rhode Island.
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Taliner
Cabinet to Consider Educational Bill Amid Extraordinary Ajohen
Lomion on January 12 the cabinet met to consider an education bill that has caused notable debate and drawn extraordinary attention. The session focused on reform provisions and potential impacts discussed by ministerial officials.
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Lomion
Jone
Ajohen
Have Underwood Cornered In Columbia River Pursuit
Tacoma June 2 Paul Underwood, accused child murderer, has eluded capture for over a week between Tokeland and the Columbia River. A posse including three sheriffs surrounds his hiding place as supplies run low, with officials confident he will soon be starved out.
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Paul Underwood
Tokeland
Columbia River
INNES SEEKS DIVORCE IN SUPREME COURT
New York June 12 The divorce action of Conductor Tones a noted bandmaster against his wife was argued before Justice Mishoo in the state supreme court this morning Four respondents are named among them poet Corbett Jones has entered wear a column Katharine Wenzel The case may be continued as the complainant's lawyer Hummel said Corbett's name will be withdrawn as his client has enough evidence without including the pugilist who announced he would plead in his own defense.
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Mishoo
Poetii
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Spley
Hummel
Senate rejects Cuba spending itemization resolution and flags honors
Washington June 12 Culbersons resolution for an itemized receipt and disbursement statement of the United States government in Cuba moved to the calendar. Cullom sparked a fury by pushing unanimous consent for Third Assistant Secretary of State Pierce to accept the Legion of Honor from the French republic. Platt claimed Trevee was not the only person involved in the Lochambrean reception and Symmesner objected. The bill went over.
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Senate
Culberson
United States
Cuba
Texas Summer School Opens With Large Enrolment
Austin Texas June 12 The University of Texas summer school opens with a strong enrollment. Nineteen instructors teach including heads of schools at UT, Professor Whcite of Baylor University and President Pritchett of San Houston normal school. The term lasts eight weeks.
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San Houston Normal School
Cable Franchise Request Shifts to San Francisco Board
The Pacific Commercial Cable Company asked the San Francisco board of supervisors for a citywide franchise to lay cable from the landing place to the mail office. They stated they will commence work within 90 days of approval.
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Pacife Commercial Cable Company
Board of Supervisors
Unknown man found dead in Portland lake incident
The body of an unidentified man was found at the morgue after he apparently walked out on Kittridge Lake and shot himself. A letter addressed to William Kempf of Salem was found in his pocket.
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Eubide
Kittridge Lake
William Kempf
Salem
Leaked Thurber disclosures stun Senate Cuban probe
Washington June 12 A leak from Thurber disclosures to the senate Cuban committee causes a sensation. President abandons a two day trip to Oyster Bay and heads to Washington to issue a statement. Democrats push for an investigation into Gouverneur Wood’s impersonations and Cuba reciprocity while Aldrich and Platt urge passage of the reciprocity bill. The source of Toller's voucher copy for General Wool’s payment is under scrutiny with a war department leak likely being probed.
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Thurber
Senate
Weg Point
Oyster Bay
Cuba
Oshkosh Hosts Annual Catholic Total Abstinence Union Meet
Oshkosh Wilt June 12 The annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union opened at the Athenaeum hotel with a bishop mass at St Peter's church. About forty to fifty priests attended from across the state. Officers include President Rev W J Riew Stevens Point secretary Rev FLJ Fion Herlin treasurer Rev James O'Malley Oshkosh. Annual reports show the union active in promoting total abstinence among laypeople statewide.
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Wilt
Oshkoah
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
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Athenrg
St. Peter's Church
Pamelpantas
Umionare
Hev. W. J
Riew
Cleveland Driving Club Open Air Exhibition Begins
Cleveland O June 12 The second annual open air exhibition of the Cleveland Driving Club opened today with a larger display than last year’s event featuring saddle horses roadster hunters and other wagon horses from noted stock. Judging starts tonight and continues through Saturday night for the final view.
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Gardner Meets Kearna In Ten Round Bridgeport Bout
Bridgeport reports hype around Olly Gardner versus The Kearna in a ten round mixed bout tonight. Both camps say they are in top condition after dedicated training and expect an interesting fight.
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Kearna
West Polot Cadet Graduation Concludes Exercises
West Polot reports that on June 12 the centems nial exercises closed with the graduation of 64 cadets. The president departed at 11 o'clock on the dispatch boat Dolphim.
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Dolphim
Financier Baron Bieleb roeder Killed in Accident
Cologne report says Baron Bieleb roeder, noted financier, died yesterday in an accident at Durlan. Authorities described the incident as unforeseen but provided few further details.
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