Royalty Parade Marks Inland Empire Dedication in St Louis
A vast military pageant closes the inland empire sale with a 4000 regulars mobilized for the dedication of the World's Fair grounds in St Louis. The president and cabinet lead the armed procession as ambassadors arrive and governors send militia regiments for a three day ceremony.
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Louisiana
Europe
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
War Department
Arkansas
de Soto
St. Louis
Nebraska
Missouri
Ilinois
Iowa
Oklahoma
Odell
New York
Dockery
Imprisoned Peacemakers in Constantinople amid Albanian revolt
The meina kers of the sultan's special mission to pacify the Albanians are reportedly imprisoned at Pek Albany surrounded by hundreds of Albanians. Albanian chiefs refuse reforms and demand an Albanian governor, threatening continued revolt. Austrian and Russian ambassadors urge force, but the sultan resists coercion, hoping Albanians aid in future crises.
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Constantinople
Pek
Albany
Britain cautions on rail reforms vs America
In the house of commons John Burns complains the Board of Trade neglects railroad improvements. He says Britain is ahead only in argument not action and warns against following the United States, declaring America industrially in a state described as "hell with the lid off."
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United States
London
House of Commons
John Burns
Board of Trade
Great Britain
America
England
Denver Girl Wins Prize at Naples Table
Florence B Sabin of Denver a 1903 Smith College and Johns Hopkins alumna wins the $1000 Naples prize for outstanding individual research across biology physics zoology and chemistry. The Naples table honors alumni who funded the Naples laboratory for special research in science.
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Northampton
Mass
Florence B. Sabin
Denver
Hopkins University
Smith College
Naples
Brely
Church merger talks collapse in Pittsburg dispute
Representatives from Congregational, Methodist Protestant, United Brethren and Christian Union failed to agree on merger plans. Committees from each denomination will confer during the summer to harmonize doctrines and craft a workable union proposal for a future conference.
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Pittsburg
Congregational
United Brethren
Christian Union
Postmaster General Says Candidates Must Resign
Washington reports Postmaster General Payne stated by telegram that any assistant postmaster who accepts a nomination for mayor and becomes a candidate will be expected to resign from the post office. The message was sent in reply to a Spokane newspaper inquiry.
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Washington, D. C
Payne
Spokane
Wash
Pennypacker Urged to Veto Grady-Salus Libel Bill
In Harrisburg reporters from every Pennsylvania newspaper gather for a House hearing on the Grady-Salus libel bill. Governor Pennypacker and Attorney General Carson attend. the governor signals disapproval of the term insolently and hints at possible edits to strong language as Mr Smith defends the measure.
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Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
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Smith
Folk shifts to Kelley lead witness role in Prosecution
In St Louis Circuit Attorney Folk, angered by Lieutenant Governor Lee’s absence, contemplates traveling to New York to seek Kelley’s surrender. Polk and Crow expect Kelley to become a state’s evidence if given chance. Governor Dockery reports Lee in Staunton, W Va, but Folk demands Lee return to disclose all he knows and will not accept partial testimony.
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ST. Louis
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Folk
New York
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Crow
Dockery
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W Va
Jefferson City
York
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Edward Uhl
Herman Ridder
Manhattan Club
United States
Germany
Venezuela
Samoa
America
Secretary Wilson attends Nashville events after tobacco talks
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson visits Nashville after addressing tobacco growers in Springfield. He tours Belle Meade stock farm and dines at the Country Club, staying through Thursday night to witness the Cumberland Derby.
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Tenn
Wilson
Springfield
Belle Meade Stock Farm
Country Club
Roosevelt in Yellowstone Park Studying Birds and Hiking
President Roosevelt concluded his Yellowstone National Park tour with a close study of wildlife and bird life alongside John Burroughs, Major Pitcher, and aides. An amusing ski mishap and a minor cheek injury from a misfiring revolver marked the trip, but no serious harm occurred.
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Mont
Roosevelt
Mammoth Springs Hotel
Yellowstone Park
Park
Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel
Major Pitcher
Mr. Burroughs
Pitcher
Trade improves with better weather says weekly review
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes prompt responses to improved weather across several regions. Demand rises in wearable goods while wholesalers remain cautious versus earlier months, with some branches slow and collections a concern. Outdoor work and agriculture push for lumber and building materials to recover lost time.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Morgan Sails for Europe
New York reports J. P. Morgan and Miss Morgan along with Andrew Carnegie and Mrs and Miss Carnegie as passengers bound for Europe aboard the White Star liner Cedric. The party sails from New York through the Cedric with prominent financiers and their relatives aboard.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Miss Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Mrs
Miss Carnegie
Europe
Hearst Leads I C C Hearing on Coal Carriers
The interstate commerce commission extended the probe into the Hearst complaint after hearings opened. Hearst’s attorney sought contracts between Temple Iron Co and Lehigh Valley Lackawanna and Reading railroads amid post strike scrutiny.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Temple Iron Company
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Reading
Postmaster General Orders Names Posted at Rural Routes
Washington Postmaster General Payne sustains First Assistant Wynne by ordering postings of residents' names on rural free delivery routes across the country. The action impacts rural communities and local post offices nationwide.
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Washington
Payne
Wynne
Loubet Leaves Algiers for Phillippeville
President Loubet arrived in Algiers on Thursday and boarded the cruiser Jeanne D Arc which soon sailed for Phillippeville.
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Loubet
Jeanne D'Arc
Whch
Phillippeville
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