Roosevelt Lands as Gotham Throng Extends Ovation
Theodore Roosevelt arrives back in New York after 15 months abroad, greeted by massive crowds and a formal naval salute. The ex president, flanked by family, is welcomed at the battery and aboard the Manhattan and Androscoggin as the water parade proceeds up the Hudson amid cheers from hundreds of thousands.
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Mexicans Surrounded and Marched to Jail in Border Disorder
A June report from El Paso describes about 63 Mexicans surrounded at a rendezvous in Candagan and marched to jail by troops. Nearly 100 rifles were seized as troops move toward Cananesia where an uprising occurred earlier. A prominent anti Clarian from Al Naco Sonora comments.
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Marriage Notice in LeMara Court Premises
Mise Eunice Dabb of LeMara and Arthur G. Hon poli of Wasta were wed at the bride’s mother’s home. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. C. F. Fisher. The couple will reside in Wasta where Hon poli works at a bank.
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Senate approves railroad bill amid near unanimous vote
Washington June 21 by viva voce vote the House approved the conference report on the railroad bill after two hours of debate the bill now goes to the president for signature no amendments were adopted chairman Hamilton said he would seek House concurrence with Senate amendments to the statehood bill The Ballinger Pinchot probe adjourned until next Saturday Senate approval came after a brief discussion with Democrats lining up with Republicans on most votes the long and short haul provision and commerce court drew questions and some opposition from Cummins Smoot and others The statehood bill admitting Arizona and New Mexico passed the House and now awaits the president's signature
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New York Business Outlook Shows Mixed Sign of Improvement
June 21 reports from Pradstreet indicate irregular activity and quietness in trade and industry remain, but western distribution shows sharp improvement amid warmer weather. East coast trade slows as cool conditions fade, while western cities report the strongest gains in crop and trade development with iron and steel markets rising and foreign trade expanding.
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Langford-Kint boxing bout delayed to force state action
Chaos surrounds a Langford-Kint boxing press with an attempt to delay the fight for a week and provoke state troops. Attys for Blot announce postponement to June 25 and threaten withdrawal of funds to back a different bout while warning of government interference. Promoter Louis Word and city officials are summoned to resolve the conflict as legal action looms.
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Suicide after murder attempt shocks Minneapolis crowd
Clarence W. Warner of Great Bend, D. D. killed himself in his garage after attempting to murder W. J. King of Minneapolis. Warner drank carbolic acid as police arrived. a coroner found a letter outlining the plan to kill King and then acid Mrs. King's face. King, a well known resident, had previously divorced Warner’s wife.
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Mutiny on British Ship Highland Monarch Off Philadelphia
A dozen Chinese sailors mutinied on the British steamship Highland Monarch in Philadelphia after being confined aboard the vessel at Point Breeze. The ship, lying on the Schuylkill River to load oil for Auckland, faced a tense stand off as Chinese crewmen clashed with officers amid attempted shore access and a knife attack on the first mate. Remaining mutineers were restrained aboard the vessel as the ship prepared to sail.
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Drunk Dares and Wheelbarrow Fear in City Debate
Chicago June 20 A heated discussion over drunkenness laws as Assistant Corporation Counsel Howard Hayes argues a married man should not be hauled home in a wheelbarrow but allowed to call his wife. He says police would face peril for taking a man home against his will, opposing Judge McKenzie Cleland’s ordinance that drunks be taken home rather than to a police station.
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Jeffries Johnson bout slated for New Nevada site
San Francisco reports Tex Rickard announced to the Associated Press that the Jeffries Johnson fight will be held July 4 in Nevada City after Morris Sullivan of Goldfield Nev. wired an offer of 120000 to promoters. Sullivan, an old friend of Rickard, is described as dependable.
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Prostrations Plague Chicago as Heat Rises to 84
Chicago reports widespread prostrations due to high heat. The Weather Bureau logged 84 degrees before noon with street readings around 92, affecting crowds in a street car, on a laborer ring, in a trench, and in parks where thousands sought relief for women and children.
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Illinois Coal Is Bone of Contention
Des Moines Iowa June MewThp State railroad commission held an exhaustive hearing with Iowa coal operators to readjust rates and help coal men control the Iowa trade. Railroads and operators have not agreed on a plan to keep Illinois coal out of northern Iowa as protests rise against any rate increase from Illinois.
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Bride Elect a Suicide for Love of Married Man
Miss Minnie Wentz, a 20 year old governess from Lawrence, came to New York to marry Ludwig Reichold, but she killed herself in her uncle August Ganser’s cellar. A pistol, five postal cards, and a note to her brother Eric suggest she bluffed over an affair with a married man, ending her life the day she was to wed. The coroner’s physician linked the timing to late Thursday or Friday, with the shot muffled by the wood bin.
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Woman Swears Damned Oath in New York Night Court
June 20 New York Mrs Spitzer and her husband confronted William Delliny after he swore and insulted them on Eighth Avenue and Columbus Circle. Delliny arrested on complaint. In night court Mrs Spitzer hesitated to swear before magistrate and uttered darn. Destiny sentenced to five days in the work house for testifying.
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Hearing Postponed In Guthrie Case On State Records Move
Judge J H Cottral postponed the hearing on Guthrie Ohio to Monday due to inability to secure a special funeral. The case concerns temporary restraining state legislative officers from moving state records to Oklahoma City or conducting state business there. Judge Ralph Campbell, Muskogee, assigned to the case. About 275000 automobiles are owned by individuals in the United States.
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Off ers to Sell S180 Horse for Ten Cents Stirs City Scuffle
New York youth Arthur Lawton and associate Arthur Wrobel attempted to sell an alleged S180 horse for 10 cents at the Toll er Institute for Medics. The boy set prices as low as 1 and 10 cents, drawing police calls and laughter before returning home. The affair involved a street scene and a boyish scheme amid confusion over the horse’s value and intent.
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Hike to Resert 10 Pray for Wicked Hike to Resort 10
Denver June 18 Pope ter Schrader of the Divine Cathy Church and King Dowigaste travel the South seas as gospel messengers. They rented 2758 Lawrence, lingered near Denver, seeking funds and followers while authorities note scant interest and a failed church startup after opening at 1708 Lawtonst.
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Freeman Held to Take Mail Job or Face Jail
Alton Dr Charles W Freeman faced legal pressure after applying for a Yellowstone park mail route. He shifted to a traveling post, but was ordered to begin July 1 on the route and to post a $5,000 bond with 13 months jail if he declines. Freeman seeks relief through Congressman W A Rodenberg.
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Kaiser William Suffered Knee Abrasion From Riding
Potsdam June 18 Emperor William is troubled by an abrasion inside the right knee from horseback riding. The incident caused him to cancel attendance at today’s military maneuvers at Doerberitz and an appointment in Hanover and yacht race plans in Hamburg. His physician said his general condition is satisfactory.
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Automobile Drive F Accompany Tourists
In Nashville on June 1 a Glidden tour left escorted by over 300 cars. The parade featured many decorated vehicles at 4 o clock in the morning. The convoy planned a night stop at Shutfeld Alabama and a daytime stop at Columbia Tennessee 41.5 miles from Nashville.
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