Actor Reginald Barlow to enter Episcopal ministry
Reginald Barlow son of minstrel "Milt" G. Barlow announces a move to the ministry after thirty years as an actor. He will help conduct services at the Church of the Ascension in Green Point and cites a desire to reconcile church and stage. Born in 186? he debuted at age nine and served in the Boer War earning a queen Victoria medal.
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Reginald Barlow
Episcopal
New York
Milt” G. Barlow
Barlow
Church of the Ascension
Green Point
Mr. Barlow
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & West
Winnipes
Royal Canadian Regiment
Queen Victoria
Prestolite Factory Explodes in Indianapolis
The Prestolite plant exploded for the third time in a year injuring eight people. The blast damaged the new plant and the adjacent St Vincent's hospital and a city fire station. Windows shattered across blocks. the facility had just opened at a cost of 70,000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Husband and Wife Die in Washington-Baltimore Incident
In Annapolis on June 8 the body of Mrs. George Greene of Washington, killed in the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis railroad wreck that claimed eight lives and left fifteen seriously wounded, was identified. Her husband also died. Mr. Green was an architect in the construction department at the soldiers' home in Washington.
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Annapolis
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
George Greene
Washington
Green
Soldiers’ Home
Fatal Shootout During County Arrest Near Elizabeth
Four men suspected in a Monongahela Coal and Coke store robbery faced arrest near Elizabeth County. Detective Englart killed one suspect and was wounded twice. the others barricaded in a vacant house, firing on a citizen posse. An automobile with six county detectives head to the scene.
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Pittsburg
Elizabeth County
Englart
Monongahela Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Bernhardt Bettmann Named Cincinnati Revenue Collector
Cincinnati official news reports President Roosevelt has appointed Bernhardt Bettmann as revenue collector for Cincinnati, with June 8 dated dispatch from Washington noting the appointment and its authority.
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Washington
Bernhardt Bettmann
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Tennessee Mishap On Armored Cruiser Tennessee
Washington June 8 The cause of the Tennessee accident on the armored cruiser killed four men and injured others. It arose from a bursting steam pipe off the California coast and will be examined by a board of inquiry appointed by Admiral Sebree. The inquiry will determine officer responsibility and potential machinery improvements.
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Washington
Tennessee
California
Ai Board of Investigation of Court of Inquiry
Admiral Sebree
Wey
Los Angeles
Georgian Killed by Baseball Bat
William Watson aged ten was instantly killed in a Lafayette baseball game when a bat slipped from a boy’s hands and struck him in the heart during a friendly match.
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Lafayette
William Watson
Young Watson
Various Texas and regional notices gathered from OCR text
Dallas reports 13718 school aged children and a $18494611 county balance. Post Master T L Wren named in Austin. Nina Brewster dies after spasms in Sherman. Mrs FB Yater dies in Clebu. Houston Shreveport Railway posts 20 percent dividend. Jackson Mississippi votes against commission form gov by 46. Norfolk fire losses total about 250000. Bishop Brent declines Washington bishopric. 1909 Police Chiefs meet in Los Angeles. John Duerry dies plowing near Forest Hill. A F Crowley buys Sterling P Clark ranch near Fort Worth for 26400. Frank Tommins bitten by copperhead near Sherman. son suctions poison. Billie Glenn dies near Broadway Lamar Co from carbolic acid. Oil flow at Lewis Station near Shreveport. J R Echols dies in Houston aboard Fay's private car. Window shot at Thurber Junction wounds Will Oxford. boy confession. T J Pearson bailed 15000 after McConnell killing trial. Alderman Hambleton dies in San Antonio with Mark Twain ties. Uncle Bob Stilea dies near English. buried money. Oklahoma Hotel Men form in Oklahoma City. Jerry O Rourke elected president. Checks stolen at Shawnee post office box. other boxes rifled. Ole Nelson found dead in a well near Dallas. possible murder. Stacey Matlock ignores Blanche Hill at Carlisle Indian School. Texas railroad commission to sue Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio for no daily service S A to El Paso. Arkanas river bridge swept away at Ralston. Henry Conkin drowned. Pawnee County loses five bridges over past ten days with $100000 loss.
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Houston and Shreveport Railway Company
Jackson
Miss
Norfolk
Episcopal
Brent
Philippines
Washington, D.C
International Association of Police Chiefs
Los Angeles
Forest Hill
Tarrant County
Texas
John Duerry
A. F. Crowley
Sterling P. Clark
Fort Worth
Sherman
Tex
Frank Tommins
Misa Billie Glenn
Broadway
Lamar County
Lewis Station
Shreveport
Kansas City Southern Railway
J. R. Echols
Fay
Sunset- Central System
Houston
Thurber Junction
WiIl Oxford
Bob Stilea
English
Red River County
Oklahoma Hotel Men's Association
Oklahoma City
Jerry O'Rourke
Guy Ferguson
Oklahoma National Bank
Shawnee
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
FE Paso
Arkansas River
Ralston
Oklo
Henry Conkin
Pawnee County
Eight Die In Annapolis Railcar Collision
A head on crash on the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric railroad near Camp Parole killed eight people and seriously injured many others just after 8 p m Friday. Wrecked cars were a Baltimore to Annapolis run and a Baltimore bound from Annapolis. Among the dead and injured were General Traffic Manager William E Slaughter and a Baltimore police patrolman.
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Annapolis
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railroad
Ine
Naval Academy
Richard Norton
Baltimore
A. H. Schulte
Soehreiber
Academy Junction
Zach O'Neil
New York
Ruth Slaughter
William E. Slaughter
J. W. McDaniel
Slaughter
Washington
Baltimore and
Governor Smith Thanks Supporters After Defeat in Primary
Governor Smith concedes the Democratic state primary to Joseph M. Brown. He thanks supporters for backing his principles, vows to push the disfranchisement amendment in October, and notes the legislature will largely stay the same. Brown received an ovation in Atlanta as supporters parade the streets.
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Smith
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Marietta
Senate
Lady shoots negro in self defense at Mississippi home
Mrs. Michael Lynch, wife of a Meridian sawmill owner, shot at a Negro intruder who entered her home and attempted to force a door. After he fled, she fired again wounding him as he ran away from the front porch.
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Meridian
Miss
Michael Lynch
Roosevelt Reappoints Inland Waterways Commission
President Roosevelt reappointed the Inland Waterways Commission after Congress failed to act on continuing the body. The move follows his public pledge to sustain the commission through executive action if needed.
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Washington
Conference of Governors
Congress
Inland Waterways Commission
Roosevelt
Bridges Swept Away in Alberta Flood
The Canadian Pacific bridge at West MacLeod was swept away and the St Mary's bridge between MacLeod and Lethbridge is a total wreck. The Canadian Pacific railroad pumping station has been swept into the river.
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MacLeod
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
West MacLeod
St. Mary's
Here
Leth Bridges
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Meat shipment reshipped from Europe to meet U.S. shortage
London reports 210000 pounds of American meat stored in London Glasgow and Liverpool were sent by fast steamer back to New York to address the contracted shortage of meat in America.
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New York
London
Glasgow
Liverpool
America
Death of Peter White in Detroit Stuns City Hall Crowd
Hon Peter White of Marquette a leading Upper Peninsula figure collapsed and died Saturday in front of Detroit city hall, with heart disease cited as the presumed cause. The sudden death shocks Michigan officials and residents.
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Detroit
Mich
Peter White
Marquette
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert Leaves for Reval Russia
The royal yacht Victoria and Albert with King Edward Queen Alexandra Princess Victoria and a large suite sails from Port Victoria England for Reval Russia via Kiel canal at daylight Saturday.
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Russia
Port Victoria
Eng
Royal Yacht
Victoria and Albert
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Reval
Kiel Canal
Sixteen Killed and Seventeen Hurt in Vienna Factory Disaster
Sixteen workmen died and seventeen were injured in a factory explosion at a celluloid works in Ottakring, a Vienna suburb. The incident occurred in June, with rescue and investigation underway.
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Vienna
Joston
Ottaring
Mayor Busse Marries Miss Josephine Yee
Public notice confirms Chicago Mayor Busse wed Miss Josephine Yee of the city on April 24. The mayor acknowledged the report.
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Busse A Benedict
Chicago
Busse
Josephine Yee
Major Tiller Dies Prominent Arkansas Confederate Veteran
Major T. J. Tiller a Confederate veteran and leading Arkansas capitalist died at his Little Rock home on Friday at age seventy six. He was among the state's most prominent business figures and his passing ends a notable career.
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Tiller
Little Rock
T. J. Tiller
Cat Runs Amuck In Brooklyn Attacks Five, Killed By Citizens
Five people were severely injured when a large cat ran through Brooklyn streets Saturday attacking pedestrians until it was killed. All bitten individuals were advised to seek Pasteur treatment.
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Amuck
New York
Brooklyn
Pasteur
Taft Delegates Win in Key Convention Contests
Chicago June 8 The Republican national committee ruled in favor of Taft delegates in twenty five convention contests. The Thompson delegation from Alabama and a delegation from an Arkansas district were also upheld.
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Taft
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Thompson
Alabama
Arkansas
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Halzac
GEO. J. Terry Company
Dallas
Brazil
Dallas County
T. L. Wren
Austin
Nina Brewster
FB. Yater
Clebu
Headon
Mrs. Michael Lynch
Ww. B
Waller
A.M. Ellsworth
Prescott
A. M. Ellsworth
the Palace
Jack and
Johnny Bull’s Place
West Main Street
Prescott, Ark
Langford & Clemmons
Old Picayune Building
East Front Street
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