White House reception draws vast crowd in Washington
Representatives from all departments and hundreds of others attend the president and wife’s silver wedding celebration at the White House. Estimates place attendance around 5,000 with a formal diplomatic and governmental cross-section present. The event marks a rare open reception amid security concerns, drawing dignitaries from the judiciary, legislature, and military in a record gathering. In a separate Nebraskan incident, a youth is killed by a neighbor during a dispute as a man is taken to a telegraph pole. Authorities arrive to manage the scene and investigate the lynching report.
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White House
White ‘House
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
United States Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Navy
Cody
Change In Regulations Amended Postal Rules
Washington DC Postmaster General Hilchedek amended postal regulations to provide a mast of $25 indemnity to owners at registered mail, effective July 4. Indemnity applies only to registered first class matter except on international, restricted mails. Ten or more months are allowed on all classes.
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Washington, DC
Notable Rome Scholar Drowns After River Mishap
Eugene A Rowland, a prominent Rome scholar, took John Burroughs to the Frentan Falls area where they traveled a rocky path. Rowland slipped and fell into the stream and drowned, with onlookers witnessing the accident.
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Ylis
Delica
Frentan Falls
Eugene A/ Rowland
Rome
John Burroughs
Tragic Drowning At Garter Lake In Owahe Neb
Two 13 year old girls Oling Mare Fitz and Heles Steltman drowned at Garter lake in Owahe Nebraska during a summer outing. Officials say a crowd witnessed the tragedy as the youths slipped under water within a short distance from shore. Local authorities are investigating and no further details were released.
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Owahe
Garter Lake
Oling Mare Fitzglhun
Heles Steltman
Republic Ratified by Portugal Assembly in 132 Deputies
The constituent assembly consisting of 132 deputies ratified the government edict proclaiming the republic of Portugal. They abolished the monarchy and prescribed the Brazanza drnssty. The proceedings passed without special incident.
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Liston
Republic of Portugal
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotation Notes
Sioux City Monday quotations show figures for Heeves at 1.1065.90, Top year at 7.02, Hoge at 5.9968.00. Market snapshot lists live stock prices with noted high and year figures.
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Sioux City
Heeves
Fatal Election Riot at Drobo bye Vienna
Reported fatalities and multiple injuries after troops opened fire on a crowd during an election riot in Drobo bye Vienna. Advices from West Point note the death of Charles W. Larned, aged 61, dean of the United States Military Academy.
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Vienna
Drobobye
Funtinnaighta
Tbe
West Point
Charles W. Larnéd
United States
Tragic Start To Vincennes Air Race Kills Three
Paris notes the Vincennes start of Europe’s largest air race turning deadly as three aviators die and five are injured. About 200 spectators are hurt as craft crash in the opening moments of the event spanning France Belgium Holland and England with a prize pool near 93 000. The dead include Captain Prinertean Le Mastin and Leudron as crowds surge under a tense sky.
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Paris
Vincennes
Gvyet
Cro
Teo
Ant Reasot
Eler
Prinertean
Likanondmlane
Micale Sthin
le Mastin
Bleriot
Frante
Hia Moteptain
M. Gautert
Tace
Dulgar
Frenel
Villars Caterets
Gagny
M. Afar
Qhevreo
Nod al
Loridani
Gharlevie
France
Belgian
Holland
England
Iwe Croasinga
English
Jittle
Roland Garrés
Rome
Fight
Strang Hart Injured as Kenosha Motorrace Opens
Kenosha speedway opening at Nenosta motordrome ends with Strang Hart of Gage team injured, arm broken and ankle injured while his car tore 40 feet of fencing. DePalma leads field, finishes 2 1 2:45 as rest struggle with clutches and crashes.
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Kenosha
Louis Stang
Gage
Nenosta
White Strang
Bert Ant Mas Ba
Strang
DePalma
United States Opens Exhibit at Turin International Fair
The United States unveils its government exhibit at the Turin International Exhibition. The display highlights key industries and labor achievements with the U S pavilion noted for its scale and significance among participating nations.
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U.S
Turin
Ameyinan
Gmitton
Indus Iglen
Labor
United States
Kate Shelley Rescue Tragedy Reported at Boon Lake
A chaotic scene recounts the Kate Shelley incident with a large crowd and survivors. Authorities describe a wreck response, with 900 people affected and ongoing relief efforts from local responders and survivors.
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Kate Shelley
Boone
Eile Shelley
Senate debate over reciprocity 60 Senators ready for vote
Washington reports that Senator Penrose says about sixty senators will back the reciprocity treaty with Canada and expects a vote date within two weeks. A list of supporters and opponents to the Root amendment is detailed, with final tally and absentees noted as the long-running tariff compromise stirs firm positions.
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Penrose
Senate Finance Committe
Taft
Senate
Auead
Belles
Clarke
Wryeming
Crane
Thiinghat
Dison
Dupont
Frye
Gal
Roger
Groona
Heyburn
Johnson
Jones
la Follatte
Lodga
Lorimer
McCumber
Marlin
Nelson
Oliver Reat
Simmons
Satth
Sichfzan
Smoot
Siberlsné
Warran
Tolw
Baeus
Harah
Urading
Drandere
Brigés
Bowes
Bryan
Bursham
Burton
Chamberlain
Gblton
Crawford
Culberson
Gultom
Cummins
Davis
Fletcher
Gamble
Core
Gurgenhelm
Hitchcock
Jobastos
Kenyon
Kevy
Len
McLean
Martine
Myers
Nixon
O'Gorman Overland
Owen
Percy
Verhiwn
Palndeeter
Pomerenie
Rayner
Heed
Richardson
Shively
Smith
South Carolina
Stephenson
Stone
Gwaseva
Taylor
Maryland
Tél
Decks Buried as Water Lowers Revealing Ship Disaster
A marine disaster report describes a massive collapse and shattered hull as cofferdam water is lowered. Structural wreckage and flooded compartments obstruct rescue efforts. Naval engineers estimate further lowering could expose officers' quarters and locate missing Ensign Merritt and Lt Jepking, with search delays possible due to debris and high water.
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Alaine
Bizeko
Enghiver Corps
Merritt
Jepking
Torredo
Wireless aids 200 bankers reach Buffalo after steamer failure
Two hundred Michigan Bankers' Association members began a trip from Detroit on the Detroit and Buffalo line aboard the Western States steamer. A switch to the City of Cleveland after Western States was disabled by boiler trouble enabled a rapid transfer. Wireless telegraphy played a key role in quick dispatch, marking a historic first in Great Lakes travel.
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N. Y
Michigan Bankers’ Association
Detroit
Buratiog
Mormon Head In Bubpsenaed
Washington The Surmon church initiates capucellén and synmy with sugar rast Ja to be proved by Hardwick sugar investigating committee. Despite Senator Reed Smoot objections the committee subpoenas Joseph F. Smith president of the Mormon church. Brackins Quills and Aly Game muincy. Walter Brooking announces quitting the string business to devote time to orange growing interests in the West.
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Washington
Capucellén
Symy Celle
Hardwick Suger
Reed Smoot
Indg Senate
Cormittee Hag
Josep F. Smith
Mormon
Brackins
Walter Brooking
Stokes Out Of Hospital After Shooting At Ausonia Hotel
Wealthy Ausonia hotel owner Stokes fled Roosevelt Hospital for his Long Branch summer home after being shot on June by Lilian Graham and Ethel Conrad while seeking Testera in their apartments. Vanderbilt Yacht Burned. Vag rant launch of Mareld Vanderbilt damaged. Vanderbilt, son of W K Vanderbilt, burned about the face but eyesight intact.
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New York
W. B. D. Stokes
Ausonia
Lilian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Mica Grohasa
Roosevelt Hospital
Long Branch
Vanderbilt
Mareld Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt
CalhounHonored by Chinese and Portuguese Ministers Luncheon
Elaborate luncheon hosted by Chinese and Portuguese ministers for American minister Calhoun. He departs for Europe then returns to America on a three month tour.
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Calhoun
PeRtog
Ye Wat Wu Po
J. Calhoun
Europe
America
Curtin Readelovia Bankers Elect State Association Leader
Curtin Readelovia Bankers of Mason City elected J Curtin of Devorah as president of the state bankers association. Ce dar Hapids chosen for the next year convention date and host city not specified in readable text.
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Curtin Readelovia Bankers
Mason City
B. J. Curtin
Devorah
Cedar Hapids
Knox Faces Scrutiny Over Department Scandals
The dialogue centers on Secretary Knox and his aides regarding payments and a Rosenthal portrait tied to past administrations. Witnesses discuss an $8,008 payment for Hale, a 1908 portrait voucher, and alleged perjury amid chaotic departmental affairs.
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Waebiogren
Young Me
Hale
Elin Root
Rosenthsi
Jobe Say
Keox
State Department
Tae
Albery Nosathal
Wal
Kons
Vauebey
Vauebey and the Explanatory Memoranda, Atteched To IL Re
Rosenthal
Lettler
Cowes
Michael
Department
Gasper
Reot
Tohn
Bir
Renues Lou
Ht Rocknill
Ham‘ite
Lauretary
Koox
Sr. Knox
Hanlin
Hosenthel
Koot
Njus
Hesenthal
Marvel
Hamlin
Feox
Parade of Suffragists Unites World in Largest Pageant Yet
Longon witnessed a sweeping suffrage procession described as the largest protest of women in history. Some 40 000 people filled a five mile parade with delegates from every suffrage society in Son landing and international groups. Notables included Nea, Her thm Ayrtok, Miss Hither Smyth, Mrs. Doc, Eliza beth Robins, and other writers, musicians, and engineers among the contingents.
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Longon
Wom Tny
Ine
Son Landing
Wniversity
GROSSGUP HITS SHERMAN-ANTITRUST IDEA IN IOWA ADDRESS
Judge Peter Grasseup of the United States Court of Appeals at Chicago declared the Sherman antitrust act a failure in an address at the University of Iowa. He urged a new method of dealing with trusts and favored federal charters for large corporations. He proposed state and federal regulation of dividends and a system deciding whether state or national regulation applies.
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Inne Cite
Judee Peter & Grasseup
United States
de Che Court of Appeals of Chicago
Sheriman
Thy University At Iowa
Queuppulles
Fils
Atate
Federal
Admiral Badger Hosts Reception Aboard Kansas in St Petersburg
Rear Admiral Badger hosted a reception on the battleship Kansas for Russian officers, the German ambassador to Russia, other diplomats, and numerous individuals from American and British colonies in St. Petersburg. In Amoy, plague and smallpox outbreaks reportedly caused deaths in the past two weeks.
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Badger
Cronstaidt
Russia
Iadger
St. Petersburg
Amoy
Catva
Kitchener the Soldier Statesman of imperial scars
Lord Kitchener, famed for Khartoum campaigns and his role in Egypt and Sudan, rose from Woolwich to major general. His Sudan siege, rapid marches of over 180000 troops, and leadership earned him praise and critique, shaping British imperial power and later governance.
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George
England
Khartuel
Kitchener
Sudan
Woolwich Ink
T He Engineers
Asia Minor
Nua Desu
Uridine
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