Senator Kittredge Endorses Honest Citizenship in South Dakota
In his first public address in South Dakota Senator Kittredge urged youth toward honest intelligent and sane citizenship. He highlighted character as essential to solving moral and economic problems and warned that private dishonesty leads to public graft. The Woonsocket talk impressed with its plainspoken call to work diligence frugality and integrity.
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South Dakota
Kittredge
Sioux Falls
United States
Senator Kittredge
Woonsocket
Argus-Leader
The Days of the Graduate
A celebratory note on graduates from all schools across the land, urging them to face life’s problems with honesty. It asserts success comes to all who perform small duties faithfully, though not necessarily through fame, wealth, or high office.
Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup Endorsed by User
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee reports using Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation and states it is a thorough practical remedy. Holland Wheeler provides the testimonial alongside Ward's endorsement.
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W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Holland Wheeler
Senator Kirtledge Delivers Lofty Nonpartisan Address in South Dakota
The speech praised Union defenders and contrasted today with the past, arguing public morals shape fair national legislation. Delivered in refined English with a dignified style, the address avoided political trap and was deemed one of the state's most thoughtful orations. It marked Senator Kirtledge's first public address in the state.
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South Dakota
Union
Kittredge
Roosevelt Delivers Memorial Day Address on Railroad Issues
President Roosevelt spoke at Indianapolis promising a square deal on railroads. He argued against anti railroad extremism while asserting railroad managers are quasi public and must face government control and inspection.
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Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Congress
Reforms Claimed by Insurgent Papers Questioned
The Bruce Herald criticizes last year’s insurgent promise of reforms under Crawford, asking what improvements the state government has achieved. It questions administration quality, tax reductions, and overall benefits compared to the Elrod administration.
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Crawford
Elrod
Bruce Herald
Allcock's Plasters Introduced Fifty Nine Years Ago
Allcock's Plasters were first introduced in 1847 and, sixty years later, are deemed the world standard porous plasters. The advertisement claims they offer quick, cheap relief for certain ailments and emphasizes that 4.7 Allcock's are the original genuine porous plasters sold by druggists worldwide.
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Allcock
Long Distance Rates from Dakota Central Telephone
Dakota Central Telephone offers a day rate of 1 to the Twin Cities and a night rate of 75 cents for long distance calls. Connect to lines nationwide including North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and as far east as Chicago.
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Central
Twin Cities
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Chicago
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Excursion Rates Announced by Grand Lodge A F and A M Lead
The Grand Lodge A F and AM at Lead offers excursion tickets via the North Western Line on June 7 and 8 with return limit June 29. For pricing details and full information contact any North Western Line ticket agent.
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Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M
Lead
Jiqiqy
North-Western Line Tickets For State Firemen Trip
Tickets go on sale June 17 18 and 19 with return validity to June 22 through the North Western Line. For full details and tickets contact any North Western Line ticket agent.
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State Fireman’s Association
Watertown
Foley's Kidney Cure Proclaimed by Recovered Patient
Alvin H. Stimson of Willimantic Conn credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery after months of failed remedies. He reports four bottles cured him completely and he is now entirely well and free from kidney trouble. C H Longstaff Holland Wheeler.
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Foley
Alvin H. Stimson
Willimantic
Conn
C. H. Longstaff
Holland
Wheeler
Orchard on Stand Connects Haywood to Feared Crimes
Harry Orchard testifies in Ada county district court detailing his role in the Wardner mill explosion and alleged plots to kill Governor Steunenberg, Governor Peabody, and Denver detective Lyte Gregory. He identifies Haywood and Moyer as leaders and explains his past as a self confessed murderer and miner turned witness.
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Boise, Ida
Harry Orchard
Ada County
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Orchard
J. M. Brunsell
Nampa
Ida
Brunsell
Thomas Hogan
John L. Simpkins
Hogan
Simpkins
Silver City
A. Hinkey
J. A. Connors
Hinkey and Connors
C. H. Wentz
Walker
Wardner
Wentz
Jack Simpkins
Guy Feight
Caldwell
Haywood
Borah
Idaho
Northumberland County
Can
Alfred Horsley
Western Federation of Miners
Burke
Union
Orchards
Frank Steunenberg
United States
Coner d’Alene
Montana
Utah
California
Cripple Creek
Colo
Vindicator
Butler
Western Fed
Moyer
Miners’ Exchange
Pettibone
Peabody
Steve Adams
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Gregory
Indictments Struck Against 180 Furniture Dealers in West
In the United States district court at Ortland Oregon indictments were returned against 180 furniture dealers in Oregon Washington and California for alleged violation of the Sherman anti trust law The list includes every manufacturer jobber in the states named and a number of retail dealers.
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Ortland, Ore
United States District Court
Oregon
Washington
California
Move to end rate fight risks contempt in Minnesota
It is reported that by week’s end a step may be taken to bypass a federal injunction in the Minnesota rail rate suits. Attorney General Young or assistants may sue in state courts to enforce the rate law, with railroad commissioners and others possibly charged, risking contempt and immediate habeas corpus action.
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St. Paul
Federal District Court
Capitol
Young
Minnesota
Attorney General’s Department
Nordica plans Bayreuth style opera center on Hudson
New Yorker Mme Lillian Nordica announces a Bayreuth like American festival house to be built on the Hudson. She will fund an opera house with a $100000 site purchase and aims for dedication in about a year, offering American youths instruction by leading teachers in opera.
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New York
Mme
Lillian Nordica
The
Herald
Hudson
Bayreuth
America
Richard Wagner
Europe
Nordica
Opera
American Institute of Music
War Office Funds Slashed Before Hague Conference
Rome reports a parliamentary committee refused the $40 million request for war department needs and instead recommends $6 million. The cut, seen as a reduction of artillery expenditure, comes on the eve of The Hague conference.
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Rome
Entary
War Office
Mutiny Among Guards Hussars at Tsarskoe-Selo Suppressed
A mutiny by a squadron of hussars stationed at Tsarskoe-Selo was quickly surrounded and disarmed by loyal troops. The mutineers were arrested without bloodshed, during the imperial family's visit there.
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St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe-Selo
Bryan meets Hughes in Albany urging direct primaries
W J Bryan met Governor Hughes in the Albany chamber and spoke to the assembly for over half an hour. He argued that the people should control government through direct primary nominations and urged resignations of representatives out of step with their constituents.
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Albany
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Hughes
Assembly
Bryan
Great Forest Fires Reach Vancouver Island Region
Vancouver B C June 6 report says logging camp operator David Esson fled Knox Bay Thurlow Islands with his men as the largest fire up the coast consumes all valuable timber. Fire origin unknown and boundaries expand rapidly. Simultaneous fires reported near Bear Lake on Vancouver Island.
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Vancouver
B. C
Renee David Esson
Knox Bay
Thurlow Islands
Vancouver Island
Bear Lake
Japanese to sue for damages over San Francisco riot
Japanese consul general in San Francisco plans to sue San Francisco under state law for damages to the Horseshoe restaurant and the Folsom bathhouse after a mob attack on May 20. The case would be brought in the owners’ names and seeks a judicial determination.
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Washington
San Francisco
Sancisco
Horseshoe
Folsom
Japanese questioned in Folsom street restaurant wrecking case
United States District Attorney Robert T. Devlin examined two more Japanese with no new evidence. Testimony supports the theory the Folsom street incident stemmed from a fight between union and nonunion men.
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San Francisco
United States
Robert T. Devlin
Folsom Street
Body Found in Abandoned Well Murder Mystery
The body of Mrs Katherine McCart of Minneapolis was found at the bottom of an abandoned well on the George Katelbach farm near Lake Hennepin. She had been missing since May 24 and appear to have been murdered and thrown into the well. Police suspect Katelbach and question motive tied to her valuable farm.
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Minneapolis
Katherine McCart
George Katelbach
Lake
Hennepin County
McCart
Katelbach Fm
Gasoline Explosion Kills Three in Reddick Ill
An explosion on a car loaded with gasoline in Reddick Illinois killed three men and injured ten others, with debris shattering chimneys and windows in the village. Victims include Fred Hatting, a local barber, and Danville residents John Frazer and Austin Stockton.
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Reddick
Ill
Fred Hatting
John Frazer
Austin Stockton
Danville
Til
Carpenter dies after interurban strike on University Ave
William H. Brickley sixty five a carpenter died at Cobb's hospital Merriam Park from injuries after being struck by a westbound interurban car while crossing the tracks at University avenue and Hamline avenues in St Paul on June 6.
Earthquake Shocks San Francisco at 12 27 A M
A ten second quake was felt in San Francisco at 12 27 A M. The tremor moved north to south with slight oscillation. No damage has been reported.
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San Francisco
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