Whitney Wins Derby at Epsom for Three Year Olds
London June 5 William Whitney's colt Velodykowski with L Rieu up won the derby at Epsom today for 3-year olds in a record time of 2494 5. The duke of Portland's William I second and Douglas Baird's Veronese third. Twenty five horses started. Stakes totaled 6000 sovereigns with 5000 to the winner, 000 to the second, and 200 to the third. A great crowd witnessed the event.
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London
William C. Whitney
Velodykowski
L. Rie
Epsom
Duke of Portland
William
Douglas Baird
Veronese
Kees
Volodyovski
Faculty resignations rock Monmouth College reshuffle
At the Monmouth College annual meeting held from December 3, President Lyons faced widespread dissatisfaction linked to two years of management. The board elected Thomas B. Gates from Chicago to replace John H. Wilson in Greek, and Jean Wilson of Smith College Norton to teach English after Miss Campbell resigned.
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Monmouth
James
K. Lyons
Lyons
Thomas B. Gates
University of Chicago
Arthur Institute
Washburn College
Topeka
Kas
John H. Wilson
Ian Jean Wilson
Smith College
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Mase
Misa Jonnio
Campbell
Fiendish fathers commit terrible crimes
Macon Missouri June. James Stacey an engineer aged 41 living 10 miles east of here in a fit of mental aberration killed his wife and his daughter aged 18 while they slept and then shot and killed himself Lyens old son was spared Coleman Michigan June Will Artill who lives Beaverton today after and killed his year old daughter fatally wounded his wife and was shooting at his sister and Mrs band fatally wounded him with a charge from a shot gun
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Mich
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McKinley Abandons Trip On Mrs McKinley Illness
Washington reports President McKinley will miss Pan American exposition day in Buffalo on the 13th because of Mrs McKinley condition. After two consultations physicians say she had a comfortable night and her general condition is somewhat improved.
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Buffalo
CHAFFEE AT MANILA SAILS WITH STAFF AND TROOPS
Manila June 6 sen Chaffeer and staff and two companies of infantry arrived there from Taku. Count Von Waldersee left Taka yesterday on the German cruiser Hertha for Kobe Japan. A large magazine at Mare Island exploded this morning. 200 tons of powder destroyed but no lives or major property losses reported.
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Conflagration in Forbidden City
Berlin dispatch reports a major blaze in the Forbidden City area with extensive smoke and fire crews responding. Details are unclear due to garbled text but authorities say the incident is being controlled and no further information is yet available.
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Steel Mast Collapses On Defending Vessel
Newport June 5 a steel mast on the Felmont syndicate cup defender Constitution collapsed during a sailing run off Hrenton's twef. The starboard windward mast broke near the spreader about three fifths of its length above deck. topmast carried away as the boom struck. No one was hurt and the hull was not insured. Herreshoff, W Butler Dupena, and Oliver were aboard.
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Aguinaldo interview hints at surrender talk and US war doubts
A verbose dispatch reports Aguinaldo through Guevarra advising Cailles to surrender near Pagsanjan while US generals refuse to guarantee safety. The piece notes reactions by Wade and Lamer, unclear capture claims, and a broader North Carolina to Atlanta wire service context amid postwar tensions.
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Herron Ousted by Congregational Council Trial Begins
Grinnell Iowa June 5 Professor George D Herron faced a church council on conduct unbecoming a minister. Twenty six members heard J Lyman present the case for the church committee while Herron declined to participate ex parte. Witnesses testified Mrs Herron remained loyal while Herron claimed his wife failed to share his vision and bore primary responsibility for their separation and divorce.
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Had Papers to Sell Land Them in Court Trouble
Bunyan and Bert M Steele were arrested after investigators say they possessed state bar exam questions. Runyan allegedly offered proof to Western Reserve students for 500 pounds and to sixteen Ann Arbor students for 600 dollars. Indefinite prison term faces those charged with contempt and selling exam materials.
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Metropolis Marshal Fatally Wounded in Hotel Saloon Shooting
Marshal W. E. Oakes is fatally wounded and A. M. Covington is dead after a Monday night shooting at Covington’s hotel and saloon in Metropolis. The assailant fired at Oakes, who died soon after, while Covington was shot multiple times. The incident occurs during an internal dispute tied to the late term of Marshal Gus L. Crouch who was killed earlier.
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Evelyn Baldwin Leads Arctic Expedition Ambition
Chicago on June 1 reports Evelyn Baldwin the Arctic explorer sails to the North Pole region with a young party. The expedition aims to plant a U S flag at the pole and conduct scientific research. Baldwin promises hard arduous work and hopes for significant findings in polar science.
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Ander
Witnesses in Grand Rapids Waterworks Battle Case
In Grand Rapids Michigan witnesses testifying in the waterworks dispute involving Cameron and Garman described alleged efforts to defraud the city by submitting worthless checks on bids. The mayor sought warrants for their arrest. the judge denied the demand.
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Linton Miners Strike Sparks Internal Dispute in Indiana
In Terre Haute on June 5, President Van Horn and Secretary Kennardy of the Indiana miners association denounce Linton miners who seek a convention to rescind parts of the April wage contract. They allege misrepresentation of how the contract was formed and question officer responsibility. The appeal for a convention may not gain broad support.
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Fate in Fishing in a Cruise to Iceland
Five fishing boats left Saint Brieux for Iceland waters two months ago and have not returned. Reports indicate they likely foundered in the gale on April 6 and the 117 crew members are presumed dead.
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France
Jane
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McSweeney Letter Pushes Tillman to Decide on Senate Exit
In Columbia on June 5 Gov. McSweeney sent a warm, unexpected letter to Senator Tillman. He states that Tillman’s resignation would be accepted immediately if he wishes to withdraw from the Senate race or position.
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Situation critical throughout Spain tightens grip
Madrid June 5 The situation throughout Spain remains critical. At Corunna the Octroi offices are still occupied by gendarmes and arrests continue. A general strike is threatened. Railway men have struck at Vigo. Anarchist excitement is rife in Barcelona where reds meet in defiance of the governor's prohibition.
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Tornado Strikes Prentice Wisconsin Damages State
A tornado struck Prentice Wisconsin last night tearing up fences and telegraph poles and destroying the Swedish church. Many dwellings were damaged and total property loss is very heavy.
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Edward Kimball Dies in Chicago at Age
Edward Kimball, noted church debt raiser, died in Chicago today at his son Dr R H Kimball’s home from a complication of diseases. He was aged beyond the line.
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Mrs Eddy Wins Suit Court Orders Verdict
Boston June 5 The court ordered a verdict for the defendant in the suit of Mrs Woodbury versus Mrs Eddy for alleged… A Justice’s remark in a stock case leads to a large gain for investor Weight turning a long decision into a profitable bet, underscoring the era’s court intrigue and financial influence.
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Having Purpose In Life Inspires Perseverance
The piece argues that having a definite life purpose sustains health and wards off fatigue better than medicine. It cites notable figures and urges readers to cultivate willpower to pursue goals before death.
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Boras Sorsomnton
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