Welcome to President Roosevelt Visit in Walla Walla Event
A historical account describes crowds gathering in Walla Walla for a presidential visit, with the Tenth Battery and local militia escorting President Roosevelt. Festivities include arches, parades, and a banquet at Odd Fellow's Hall, featuring state and local officials and notable party members assembled in anticipation of the president’s arrival.
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Nelson MC
J. McGrew
H. A. Coleman
Lindsay Deniwon
R. le B Lackey
N. Laxer
President Roosevelt’s Ellensburg and Spokane Visit
The president spoke from a gaily decorated depot yard stand in Ellensburg praising state progress and Civil War era valor. In Spokane he reviewed troops, viewed the falls and fort, and addressed delegates from Main and Lincoln with a schoolchildren review in Coeur d’Alene Park, as crowds packed the city.
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Ellensburg
Spokane
Wash
Roosevelt
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Wardner
Idaho
Hamilton Street
Citigen
Main
Lincoln Streets
Coeur Delene Park
Macedonian Troubles. Village Destroyed in Flight
A Salonica dispatch reports insurgents fleeing to Sverdreh with hazardous material were met by Turkish troops. The 30 hour flight ended with every building in the village burned or blown up, and one body found after the fire.
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Vienna
Salonica
New Fire Press
Sverdreh
Automobile Rally Fatalities Stir Paris to Madrid Race
Paris reports a deadly automobile accident at the start of the Paris to Madrid race. Six dead and six injured, with a burning tank incident and deaths among soldiers and bystanders. officials consider tighter motor-traffic restrictions and heightened policing for future events.
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Paris
Madrid
Ireland
London
Renault
Politres
Knights Templar Conclave Opens in Philadelphia With Big Attendance
The Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Pennsylvania held its fiftieth annual conclave in Philadelphia with 6000 to 10000 members and visitors. Mayor Weaver welcomed guests during a brief opening session. A parade is set for tomorrow and the annual ball will follow in the evening. The gathering will adjourn Wednesday after new officers are installed.
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Eir Knights
Philadelphia
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania
Fifteth
Order
Weaver
Members of G A R to Walla Walla trip
The local Grand Army of the Republic post traveled to Walla Walla today to participate in ceremonies honoring the memory of local veterans. The event highlighted past service and community tribute in a formal observance.
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Walla Walla
Grand Army of the Republic
Walla Walls
Red
Cramaank
Cyclones Rake Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Towns
Tornadoes and cyclones swept across Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska. Pauline Lincoln and Carmen saw destruction with multiple deaths and missing persons as towns were obliterated or heavily damaged. Wires down and relief trains organized as authorities confirm casualties.
Insanity Suspected in Rosa Kiser Murder Case
Lawrenceburg Indiana May 2. Officers now believe the negro who murdered Rosa Kiser is insane. Those arrested so far are able to prove their innocence. Excitement continues and it remains unsafe for negroes to approach the scene.
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Lawrenceburg
Refusal to Strike Report From Barboursville Coalfield
Mine operators in the Loup River district Utley report no miners joined the strike call near Barboursville West Virginia on May 33. They say miners are content and rebuff claims that stockades anger workers or curb their freedom, noting universal compliance with existing work.
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Barboursville
W. Va
Loup River District
Utley
Liverpool Post Says Chamberlain Aims To Form New Party
The Liverpool Post reports on May 16 that Chamberlain plans to resign from the cabinet to lead a new party advocating preferential duties favoring colonies against the world, signaling a major shift in imperial policy.
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Liverpool
the Post Today
Fat Chamberlain
Paper Changes Location to John Day City
The Grant County News will move from Canyon City to John Day City after June 4 for business reasons. The John Day readership is larger than Canyon City, prompting the relocation to serve more patrons.
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Canyon City
Grant County News
John Day City
John Day
Ex-Congressman Robinson Dies at 47
Madison Nebraska notes the death of former congressman Robinson who died this morning at age 47 from appendicitis. He served two terms in Congress.
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Madison, Neb
Robinson
Expedition to Mount McKinley Aims for North America’s Peak
New York May 26 explorer Dr Cook began for Alaska to attempt Mont McKinley the highest and steepest mountain in North America Geologist Robert Dann and botanist Ralph Schinaald join the expedition The peak the farthest north in the world and shrouded by heavy snow presents a formidable climb for a summer ascent expected to be a major undertaking.
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New York
Cook
Alaska
Mont McKinnley
North America
Robert Dann
Ralph Schinaald
Bin
Mt. McKinley
Brent Mouttains
Remarkable Long Sentence Jab at Public Figures
Abram S Hewitt dares a witty rebuke at Recorder Smyth and Senator Evart over a fictitious long sentence. The exchange mocks a newspaper quote about a sentence that allegedly carried through a prisoner’s life, referencing the Philadelphia Lander case and a Chicago Inter Ocean report on a letter carrier’s two cent undercharge. The tale ends with a critique of legal hypocrisy and corruption.
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Abram S Hewitt
Recorder Smyth
Senator Evart
Hewiter
Mr. Hewitt
Philadelphia Lander
Steam Engine Plan For Lumber Hauling At Elgin
Mr. Fox of Elgin, a saw mill man, plans to haul lumber by steam power from the mill to Elgin. He visited Sand Ridge earlier this week with W. T. Ruckman to discuss a large traction engine built for plowing. If secured, a new era in lumber hauling may begin in Lon.
Head End Collision Near Boatbrook Injures One
A head end collision between freight trains on the Pennsylvania Railway near Boatbrook, New Castle, Pa, this afternoon left one person injured but none fatally. The incident disrupted service but did not cause fatalities or serious damage according to early reports.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania Railway
Boatbrook
Pine Persena
Ant-Gambling Crusade in New York City Court
Richard Canfield pleaded not guilty to maintaining a gambling house in New York. He faced a $1,500 cash bond and left the courtroom immediately after the hearing.
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New York
Richard Canfield
Guilty of Perjury in Inheritance Scheme
London May 25 Mrs Guernsey Bedford pleaded guilty to perjury for claiming a foster child as her late husband’s to inherit a fortune. She was fined 50 pounds after her attorney sought a plea of guilty noting the deceased's wish to adopt. The magistrate imposed the lightest penalty, stating seven years could have been the maximum.
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London
Guernsey Bedford
Bedford
Wos
Redford
Isle of Worth
Fire drill value shown in public schools amid Philadelphia blaze
In Philadelphia on May 2 a large ammonia tank explosion at Providence Manufacturing near the Italian quarter caused four alarms and panic. Police prevented spread toward a public school where 500 pupils followed a teacher led fire drill without incident. Loss estimated at about 250000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Providence
Sullivan Hearing Postponed in Chicago Court
Chicago May 25. Sullivan Stock Company raid lead Detective Woollbridge failed to appear delaying a hearing to Thursday. The postponement stems from the officer’s absence and ongoing investigations surrounding the case. Authorities expect further action once the detective reports.
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Sullivan
Chicago
Woollbridge
Sullivan Stock Company
Three Yachts to Race Across for America Thursday
Glasgow reports on May 25 that the racing yachts Shamrock I HU and HL are set to sail for America on Thursday. The event gathers attention as the trio of boats departs from the harbor amid racing excitement and international interest in the voyage.
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Glasgow
Shamrock I
America
Two American Cardinals May Elevate Chapelle to College
In Rome on May 26 the pope signaled possible promotion of Archbishop Chapelle, with America set to gain two new cardinal seats due to Cuban and Philippine affairs. Chapelle is viewed as a leading candidate for work in Cuba and Puerto Rico. In Lincoln, Nebraska, May 26, Republicans plan to meet to set state convention dates, delegate apportionment, and university governance elections.
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America
Sacred College
Chapelle
Cuba
Porto Rica
Nebraska Republicans
Lincoln
Neb
Philadelphia Horas Show Opens with Record Entries
In Philadelphia on May 26 the twelfth annual open air exhibition of the Horas Show Association began on St Martins Circle Green Wiveahlekon Heights and will run through the week. Entries are more numerous than ever with exhibitors from distant points including New York. Attendees from fashionably society are well represented.
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Philadelphia Horas Show
Associaton
St. Martin's Cireen Wiveahlekon Heights
Wok
New York
Cuban Patriot Dead in Havana Died This Morning
General Rover ques, hero of the Cuban revolution, dies in Havana on May 26 as floods sweep Oklahoma Jubrie reports all rivers in the territory raging and rising rapidly. General Wor ton, who in 1899 succeeded General Eryan, is at St Johns hospital in Baltimore. General Weston III of Baltimore notes miscellaneous dispatches dated May 26.
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Eryan
Bt. John's Hospital
Oklahoma
Jubrie
Territory
Havana
Rover Ques
Investigating Marcum Murder Sparks Militia Stand
Jackson Kentucky May 25 grand jury convened to probe the Marcum murder. Sheriff Callahan leads a militia guard with artillery from Louisville as tensions rise and indictments are expected. Captain Swan testified after Marcum’s brother, a territory attorney, was reportedly seeking information.
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Mayth
Seaalon
Clatriet
Indian Territory
Jackson
Callahan
Littean
Marcum
Captain Swan
Whs
Fred
Tennessee Elks Hold State Convention in Knoxville
The Tennessee Elks hold their two day state convention in Knoxville with delegates from Memphis Chattanooga Nashville and other cities plus fraternal representatives from Alabama and Georgia. Morning business session and dedication of the lodge home cap the program, followed by a forenoon session and an evening banquet as key events.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Rilke
Totnenne
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Alabama
George
Strike of Judges in Japan Drops Judges from Courts
A poorly written note claims Japanese judges went on strike for higher pay, offering petitions to the House of Representatives. It says lawmakers were preoccupied with retrenchment and the judges are leaving the judiciary for any better paying odd jobs, including in Hong Kong press.
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House of Representatives
Italian actress Mamie Corel murder jealousy motive
Antonio Tricol, convicted of murdering Mamie Corel, the Italian actress, was electrocuted at Bing Sing, New York, in the morning. The motive cited as jealousy.
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Bing Ging
New York
Antonio Tricol
Mamie Corel
Bing Sing
Citizen Peter Baker Receives Final Papers in Holland Native
Peter Baker, a native of Holland, was granted his final citizenship papers this morning by Judge Harman.
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Peter Baker
Holland
Harman
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