King Edward’s improving condition reported at Buckingham Palace
London dispatches chronicle Buckingham Palace bulletins stating the king is out of immediate danger with a satisfactory overall condition though the wound needs constant care. Dinners with the Prince and Princess of Wales occurred as doctors voiced optimism and crowds cheered outside the palace.
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Was
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Buckingham
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Laking
Prince
Princess of Wales
Liverpool
Two world cycle records broken at Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports Teo Work's bicycle records shattered at the Salt Lake Palace Saucer Tracks last night. The half mile onpaced record of 552 5 held by Maj Tayler was reset, with details indicating a bold performance and new mark in sprint cycling.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Teo Work
Salt Lake Palace
Maj. Tayler
Alliance Renewed As Dreiband Treaty Signed In Berlin
In Berlin this morning the three Kaiser Wilhelm government representatives and Austrian and Italian ambassadors formalized a renewal of the three power pact. The Dreiband treaty extends the alliance among Germany Austria Hungary and Italy in its original terms, securing further cooperation.
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Austria
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Italy
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Ita
Mayor Aids Des Moines Strike Of Telephone Girls
Des Moines June 28 Mayor Brenton visits telephone offices with trades and liber assembly committee to urge union recognition for striking workers. He warned of council action to enforce the mutual telephone franchise while noting streets rights are in court. He told shopkeepers to expect union power to affect business if goals are not met.
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Des Moines
Mis Honor
Brenton
Trades and Liber Assembly
Bell
Man Kills Himself Over Shame and Ruin in Hempstead
New York June 28 James E Pearson a 62 year old lawyer of Hempstead L I and Brooklyn office was found dead in his office. He inhaled poison gas leaving a letter declaring ruin disgrace and unfitness to live his wife and six children penniless. He claimed to be a defaulter thief and unknown where money went.
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New York
James E. Pearson
Hempstead
L. L
Brooklyn
Pearson
Ice Box Hold Up Tops Downtown Chicago Saloon
In Chicago a downtown saloon holdup led by two men ended with a chase and a gunfight. The duo seized about $20 from a cash register, forced proprietors into an ice box, and fled as officers pursued. One suspect, Corus Ryan, age 25, a former city fireman, was captured after a gunfight with Detective Courtney. The second suspect, James Doyle, was arrested after police recovered the stolen money.
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Chicago
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Stu Delli & Kelly
Lake Street
J. C. Kelly
Auk
Hilk
Kelly
Jack” Weston
Porter
Clark Street
J. Courtney
Central Detail
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Randolph
Courtney
Dearborn
Central Station
Corus Ryan
Raised bill scheme shocks Kokomo bank official
Cashier B B George of the Howard National Bank reports a clever counterfeit job on the latest one dollar silver certificates. The note was altered to read ten dollars with the eagle side showing the numeral changed to ten and the reverse side covered to display ten. George suspects professional counterfeiters familiar with money manufacturing conducted the operation.
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Kokomo
Thit
George
Severe Weather Impacts Crops Across Illinois Regions
Bloomington and Decatur reports cite 24 hours of steady rain and temp 45 degrees. Snow flurries and downpours threaten crops with major damage, while neighboring Galesburg records three and a half inches of rain affecting oats and wheat in Knox county.
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Bloomington
Decatur
Galesburg
Knox County
No Trick About It Natives Were Our Friends Then
In Washington on June 8 during the Philippines hearing, Senator Carmack pressed Admiral Dewey on Aguinaldo and Manila. Dewey argued that 5,000 troops then could have secured Manila without trouble with natives, who he said were our friends, while Aguinaldo was a figurehead. He noted a general belief that Aguinaldo betrayed his people for money in 1887.
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Washington
Dewey
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Carmack
Aguinaldo
Manila
Teachers Killed in Cebu Outing Missing Americans Feared Dead
Manila reports four United States teachers from Cebu missing since June 10 after a day out. Authorities find on a suspected assailant the revolver watch and chain previously owned by Mr. Thomas, one of the teachers, suggesting murder though proof remains elusive.
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Manila
United States
Cebu
Thomas
Found guilty again in Eldorado murder trial
Morrison, tried for the third time for the 1900 murder of Mrs Oli Castle in Eldorado Kansas, was found guilty of second degree murder after a 12 hour jury deliberation. The case may be appealed again.
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Eldorado, Kans
Morrison
Oli Castle
Republican Industrial League elects officers in Springfield
The Republican Industrial League of Univns held its biennial convention in Springfield with two sessions, electing officers including President W from Chicago and vice presidents Jor Peoria Thomas Spring Valle Wilson Springfield Eichar Bowers Chicago and John Ias Ohio. Resolutions pledge fealty to the party and plan a national charity, with talks on opening headquarters in Chicago for the coming campaign.
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Republican Industrial League of Univns
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Chicago
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Peoria
John R. Thomas
Spring Valle Wilson
John Danville
Eichar Bowers
John 1As
Ohio
Willingsfield
Ntional
League
Roosevelt visits new Washington executive mansion
Washington reports Roosevelt arriving from New London to Lafayette Square for the first time in eighty years. Senator Kean of New Jersey tours the new presidential home with others visiting to inspect the premises after a cabinet meeting. officials say there is nothing to report publicly.
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Kean
New Jersey
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Yankton
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Irene
Knud Rye
Frank Johnson
Curtis Beresford
Democratic caucus condemns Republicans over Cuba reciprocity
Washington June 2 a Democratic House caucus last night unanimously adopted a declaration denouncing the Republican majority for blocking a reciprocity with Cuba measure. It praises a sugar trust curtailment in the bill and accuses Republicans of catering to trusts to aid the sugar monopoly while neglecting American consumers. The statement urges anti trust legislation and tariff relief for U S products, calling for adjournment only after these measures become law. The meeting lasted about an hour with a focus on amending the Carthage resolution and listing participating Democrats.
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Fights for His Child in Flint Sudden Custody Battle
In Flint, Don Rumsey seized his four year old daughter from Mrs. Rumsey, wife of Umpire William Miller of the State Baseball League, amid a custody dispute following a divorce granted to Mrs. Rumsey. Rumsey fought off Miller in the street, escaped with the child, and plans to take the girl to New York.
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William Miller
Rumsey
Shiawassee
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New York
Sherman Renominated and Berry Nominated in Macomb
In Macomb Illinois on June 28 the Republican Thirty second district met at Bushnell nominating O F Berry of Carthage for senator and Everett C Harding of Monmouth along with Judge L Y Sherman of this city for representatives E C Quinby of Carthage was named chairman of the senatorial committee and J B Diffenbaugh of Monmouth secretary No resolutions were adopted by the convention The selected senatorial committeemen included Hancock E C Quinby and others
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O. F. Berry
Carthage
Everett C. Harding
Monmouth
É L. Y. Sherman
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Hancock
OUT IN SYMPATHY Des Moines June
A string of brief items across cities notes labor actions and political maneuvers. Electrical workers quit in sympathy with strikers, Roosevelt asks the attorney general to consider antitrust implications of coal output, and Ingwersen brothers mark a fiftieth U.S. arrival anniversary in Clinton.
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Charles I. Ingwersen
Henry C. Ingwersen
Peter B. Ingwersen
August HL Ingen
Nicholis KB
United States
Schleswig-Trolstein
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