President Roosevelt Addresses Gettysburg Memorial Day Crowd
President Roosevelt visited Gettysburg Pennsylvania on Memorial Day and delivered the main address on the battlefield. He spoke of the Civil War, its meaning, and the unity of the nation, urging citizens to live loyally and perform daily duties while prepared to defend the country if necessary.
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Gettysburg
Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Reading
Eagle Hotel
Dentists Plan Tabs for Next Year Convention
The Washington State Dental Association closed its annual convention in Tacoma after voting to meet in Tacoma again next year and considering a joint Portland event during the Lewis and Clark fair month. Officers elected include President Dr R Wilhama, first VP Dr C A Custer, second VP Dr J S Balbridge, Secretary Dr J W Rawley, and Treasurer Dr J W Downing.
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Washington State Dental Association
Tacoma
Oregon Dentists
Portland
Wil- Hama
C. A. Custer
Seattle
J. 5S. Balbridge
Sedro Woolley
J. W. Rawley
J. W. Downing
Spokane
Commencement Ball at the University of Washington
Invitations for the commencement ball of the state university, to be held June 15, will be issued this week. The affair will take place in the university armory recently remodeled with patronesses including Mrs. Alden J. Blethen and Mrs. Daniel Furman among others.
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The
State University
University
Alden J. Blethen
Daniel Furman
Watson Squire
Erastus Brainerd
Thomas Franklin Kane
Edmond Meany
John Condon
Frederick Padeiford
Haggard
Jubilee Meeting Ends in Los Angeles Conference
In Los Angeles on May 2 a Methodist Jubilee meeting concluded at midnight Saturday with a memorial services across several churches. About 700 delegates attended the event and the proceedings are remembered as a landmark gathering in the church’s history.
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Los Angeles
Methodist Church
Will Kill Them Bandits’ Threat Reaches Morocco Kidnapping Case
In Tangiers a telegram from Consul Gummero reports that the bandits who kidnapped M. Perbeardia and M. Varley in Morocco threaten to kill the captives if ransom demands are not met at once. The American cruiser Brooklyn has arrived in Tangiers.
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Washington, D. C
M. Perbeardia
M. Varley
Morocco
Gummero
Tangiers
Brooklyn
New Steamer For Lake Washington Area
A small steamer to run from Seattle to Mercer Island and eastern Lake Washington shore is being built by Capt. Anderson, owner of the Cyrene and Xanthua. The vessel, 97 feet long and 16 feet beam, is expected to be completed and launched within 30 days.
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Seattle
Mercer Island
Lake Washington
Capt. Anderson
Pope to renounce temporal sovereignty except in Rome
Report from Rome states the pope plans an encyclical asserting readiness to give up claims to temporal power worldwide, retaining only spiritual authority in Rome. The move signals a major shift in papal governance and Church-state relations.
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Rome
Annie Rooney Faces Suit After Asylum Confusion
Annie Rooney, once jailed for vagrancy, declares she is not insane and plans to sue the city for illegal confinement. Witnesses at the county jail recount her protests against being labeled crazy while authorities report her mind weakened by drink and note she has contacted an attorney for a contingent-fee case.
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Annie Rooney
Stellacoom
Anna Eva Fay
Annie
CIA
Strilacoom
Wrestlers Meet Tonight at Grand Opera House
On 8. McLeod of Nanaimo ex champion wrestler faces Chief Two Feathers the champion Indian in a best two out of three fall match under Police Gazette rules. The winner earns a world title shot against Frank Gotch. Also McMillan vs Gunderson will wrestle in a fast undercard bout.
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McLeod
Nanaimo
B. C
Chief Two Feathers
Grand Opera House
Police Gazette
Frank Gotch
Bellingham
Russians plan attack trap as Japanese advance on Port Arthur
Reuters dispatch from London cites a plan to trap the Japanese near Port Arthur with Gen. Stoose awaiting the assault and Gen. Kuropatkin attacking from the rear.
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London
Reuters
Newshwang
Port Arthur
Stoease
Port Arthur Walla
Kuropatkin
Building Collapse In New York Injures Six
A four story building on Eighth Street collapsed in the morning. Pauline Virginia lost an ear, Samuel Maistern and Max Levine suffered leg injuries, Jacob Cohen had body lacerations, and others received broken legs. Factory workers attributed the collapse to cellar diggers undermining the foundation.
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Eighth Street
Pauline Virginia
Samuel Maistern
Jacob Cohen
Max Levine
Japanese Fleet Moves as War Report Reaches Red Sea
Gen Kuropatkin reports a Japanese force marching from Kwadiansi toward Salmades. The Novoe Vremya cites Port Arthur dispatches that Japanese torpedo boats have reached the Red Sea.
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Red Sea
The
Novoe Vremya
Port Bald
Brumley Rules on Venezuela Awards Amid International Claims
Washington May 20 Frank Brumley the Roosevelt chosen umpire in the Venezuela disputes among Britain Germany Italy Holland Spain Mexico and the United States has filed his report and awarded several sums and legal rulings The key decisions include 4 percent interest on an 1869 indemnity and a ruling that a Venezuelan born to British parents is a Venezuelan citizen not a British subject Brumley also denied a British claim that a widow of a British subject could sue for her husband’s claim His awards are final.
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Len
Frank Brumley
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Holland
Spain
Mexico
United States
Plumley
Vermont
Huntish
Venesuela
Flumley
Justice department vows sweeping Alaska court probe
A high official of the justice department says the summer investigation of Alaska courts will be of a searching nature aimed at removing any dishonest men in government service. The Nome court scandals have troubled President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox, who intend to halt them.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Knox
Soldiers suffer heat in Paris to St Cloud walk
In Paris on May 90 two thousand soldiers joined a walking race to St Cloud and back. Eighty one became ill and one soldier died as the heat proved crushing.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Fire destroys Western Fuel No. 1 mine pithead at Nanaimo
Fire last night at the Western Fuel Company mine in Nanaimo B C destroyed No 1 pithead and several adjacent buildings with an estimated loss of 200000 covered by insurance. Seventy five horses and mules at the shaft bottom are believed burned. The fire started from a spark from a passing locomotive and smoke blocks underground assessment. All underground workers reportedly escaped through an alternate entrance on Protection Island. The steamship Humboldt underwent a drydock inspection at Morse for propeller repairs after a crack was found in the old blade.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Western Fuel Company
No. 1
Protection Island
GET THE GOOD CLOTH HABIT HERALD 1329 2nd
A brief notice from a Harlem neighborhood shop at 1329 2nd Avenue promotes a textile sale titled Get the Good Cloth. The item highlights affordable fabrics and period-style garments available to local customers.
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Beripps News Ass'n
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Morse
Levinson’s Qualit Store
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