Internationalist Fourth Of July Pageant Planned In D C
Officials in the District of Columbia plan a grand July fourth pageant with international flavor inviting the twenty one Central and South American republics. Marines from each government are to take part in a worldwide parade, reflecting a global celebration stance.
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United States
Maurice C Stack
Government Hospital
Washington
Naval Officers
Swift
District of Columbia
McFarland
Wreck Kills Seven on Pann Handle Line near Colliesville
Multiple fatalities reported after a collision on the Pann Handle division of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Colliesville Ohio. The list of victims includes seven identified and possible additional deaths under investigation.Authorities say the wreck disrupted rail service and search and rescue operations are ongoing.
Rumors swirl on China post. Burke among names
Reports on the minister to China post remain speculative as Charles R. Crane’s resignation stands. Judge Thomas Burke of Seattle is among recent mentions, with Assistant Secretary Wilson calling chatter mere conjecture.
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China
Charles R. Crane
Thomas Burke
Seattle
Wash
Wilsol
Charles C Glover
Riggs National Bank
United States
Washington
Washington It Is No Secret That Theashington
Zelaya
First National Bank of Mineral
Destitute Hastings man identified as healer Schlatter
A man who died in destitution at Hastings Nebraska is partly identified as Francis Schlatter the healer. President Taft took a minor role in a cattle roundup on his brother's Texas ranch as Judge Gaynor denounced William Randolph Hearst as a demagogue.
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Hastings
Neb
Francis Schlatter
New York
Gaynor
William IR. Hearst
Taft
Texas
Jim Jeffries
Omaha
Zelaya
J. P. Dolliver
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ware Leland
Roosevelt
East
Africa
Ferrer
River Jaunt Prep as Taft Heads to Deep Waterways Meet
Delegations led by governors senators and ambassadors arrived in St Louis to board steamboats for a Mississippi river voyage to New Orleans for the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways association convention. President Taft travels aboard the Oleander with a mock congressional session aboard the St Paul carries lawmakers and a daily paper will report from the fleet.
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St. Louis
United States
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Taft
White House
W. K. Kavanaugh
Ay Association
St. Paul
St Louis
Helena
Ork
Quincy
St Paul
Cannon
East St. Louis
Memphis
Mississippi
Ohio
Cairo
Cape Girardeau
Supreme Court Vacancy Obituary Peckham Dies at Altamont Home
Associate Justice Rufus W. Peckham of the United States Supreme Court died at 8 15 o clock Sunday night at Coalmore summer home in Altamont Albany County New York from a complication of diseases including heart trouble Brights disease and arterial hardening He had been in ill health but not considered serious until recently He had come from Washington with Mrs Peckham after adjournment of the May term to spend the summer at Altamont and plan to return for the October term.
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Colliesville
Frances Schlatter
Hastings
Neb
David McNaughton
Chicago
Charles Mclean McNaughton
Pat” McCarren
Brooklyn
Treasury
William H. Gallinger
United States
Gallinger
New Hampshire
New York
Adelaide LE. Johnston
Department of Commerce and Labor
Los Angeles
Cal
Gutierrez de Lara
Nebraska
Hitchcock
District of Columbia
Martin N. Johnson
North Dakota
Rock Island Coal Mining Company
Hartshorne
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
W. C. Stiles
Federal Marine Hospital Service
Washington
Cook
Republic of
Nicaragua
Congress
Boyd
France
Rufus W. Peckham
Albany
Rufus W Peckham
United States Supreme Court
Coalmore
Altamont
Albany County
Kright
Peckham
S. Chinzel
Sutton
Presbyterians
Ponca
Wumphrey Commercial Club
Max Wolf
Boone County
Europe
White
Belgium
Wolf
Albion
Plattsmouth
Keening
Julius Neilsen
Nebraska City
Iis
Elmer Miller
Reform School
Kearney
Minden
Table Rock
Anna R. Binder
Edgar A. Farrand
Manila
Philippine Islands
William Binder
Clay Williamson
Broken Row
Williamson
Milton
Flax Hardick
H. Rhodes
Topeka
W. C. Ellson
Minneapolis
S. B. Johnson
Fairfield
State Poultry Association
F. M. Thornberg
A. G. Rakow
Wilson
Neligh
Monument Site Tip Pointing to Princeton for Cleveland Memorial
The Cleveland Memorial association committee on site and designation met informally and likely will select Princeton New Jersey as the location for a monument honoring the late Grover Cleveland. Local officials and residents expect the site decision soon.
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Princeton
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland Memorial Association
Anti Clerical Demonstration Draws Ten Thousand in Bilboa
In Bilboa Spain ten thousand people attended an anti clerical demonstration on Sunday and extra troops were drafted into service. Religious establishments remain heavily guarded.
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Bilboa
Spain
Land sale promotes Nebraska colonization plan in Zwolle
A deal at Zwolle involves Sabine Lumber selling 16,000 acres of cutover land north of Zwolle to J. R. Pattison of Central City Nebraska. Pattison plans to colonize the area with Nebraskan farmers, signaling a migration effort from Nebraska to the site.
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New Orleans
Zwolle
Sabine Lumber Company
J. R. Pattison
Central City
Neb
Nebraska
Diaz Praises Taft as Charming and Duty Bound
Mexico City President Diaz called Taft a man of charming personality and high consciousness of duty in a cordial interview describing his recent El Paso reception. Diaz said Taft shows frank sincerity and lacks remorse, endorsing a positive personal regard.
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Diaz
Mexico City
Mex
el Paso
Taft
Guaranty Law Voided by Federal Judge
Judge T C Munger of the United States circuit court Saturday voided the bank guaranty law passed by the last legislature. The decree enjoins enforcement, finding the act conflicts with the Fourteenth Amendment and Article I section 3 of the state constitution. It also bars excluding individuals from banking unless via a corporation and would require them to back obligations of other bankers to depositors.
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T. C. Munger
United States Circuit Court
Tven J
Court notes act may not be needed to save existing corporations
In discussing the banking business act the court says it may not be necessary to decide if the act could be sustained as to existing corporations if it were valid in other aspects The ruling treats the act as potentially invalid beyond the specific points challenged and leaves broader questions unresolved.
Railway Commission on Physical Valuation for Omaha Street Railway
The Nebraska Railway Commission replies to Omaha City Council on a physical valuation of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway. It says state law requires a railroad valuation before other uses of state funds, and offers to hear Omaha if it intervenes in Howell et al case. An external valuation would cost up to $2,500 according to the commission.
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City Council of
Omaha
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
State Railway Commission
City of
Howell
Lincoln
Omaha Street Railway
Strike at Norfolk Asylum Ends With Substitution
Superintendent Percival of the Norfolk hospital for the insane faced a threatened strike by attendants over a land lottery and vacant post. He hired an attendant not in the strike group to fill the job, prompting the walkout to be averted. Arthur Mullen, state official and attorney, plans to file in supreme court to strike redundant charges about political motives in the old board of health appointment.
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Norfolk Asylum
Percival
Norfolk Hospital
Arthur Mullen
Shallenberger
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Board of Secretaries
The Midwest Life lists Lincoln policyholders and hires new agents
The Midwest Life reports 278 Lincoln policyholders with total insurance of 539200. New Lincoln York North Platte and Norfolk agents include W P Hancock A L Pope W N Peterson and G S Southworth. Local topics note church and farm incidents, fires, accidents and civic plans in Nebraska communities.
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Midwest Life
Lincoln
Nebraska
W. P. Hancock
Northwestern Mutual
A. L. Pope
York
W. N. Peterson
North Platte Hia
G. S. Southworth
C. L. Williams
Norfolk
Cat Out of the Bag Invitation Declined
A note from Mrs Bauer explains she cannot accept an invitation. She thanks the sender and mentions a promise of half a dollar if the recipient couldn't come. The tone indicates a light social exchange conveyed through a servant.
The Main Question Delicate Childhood Tale Told
A Kansas City Times report recalls a woman's childhood in the Arkansas hills. She describes being born weighing four pounds and placed in a cigar box as a cradle. Friends listen with interest as she recounts her early life.
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Arkansas Hills
Kansas City Times
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