Roosevelt to Live as Private Citizen at Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt plans a private life after returning from abroad. He will host biweekly chats at the Outlook office in New York, refusing to discuss topics outside these sessions. He also signaled no comment on plans, African trip, or reception by public figures.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Outlook
Ayes
Sagarmore Til
Navy
New York
Senator Lodge
Meyer
Tobacco monopoly protest shocks Honduras towns
New Orleans reports a semi revolutionary protest as Honduras Congress grants a tobacco monopoly and a concessionaire plans to sell to American Tobacco. Denunciation erupts in San Pedro and tobacco is burned before the news that the concession fell through. Mason Sacks an East Side jewelry peddler is found murdered in Goerck Street tenement, robbed of jewels worth $3,000.
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New Orleans
San Pedro
Honduras
American Tobacco Company
Congress
Jewiah
New York
Mason Sacks
East Side
Goerck Street
American Aviators to Try For Prizes Aggregating $150,000
Aviation enthusiasts eye prize contests totaling 150000 dollars as pilots race for records. Names linked to bids include Hamilton Curtiss Wright and De Lesseps with others such as Baldwin and Pathan also mentioned. A recent New York to Philadelphia flight by Charles K Hamilton faced a engine mishap near the finish.
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de Lessepa
New York
Charles K. Hamilton
Fucht
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Curtiss
Wright
Blerlot
de Lesseps
Baldwin
Pathan
Columbus Factory Unsafe For Countrymen At Buckeye Steel
Anne O. Columbus reports unsafe conditions and brutal treatment of workers at the Buckeye Steel Castings plant in Columbus. Consul Ludwic appeals to Governor Harmon and state officials to ensure protection and proper safety measures, with possible federal involvement if rights are not upheld.
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Columbus
O. Anne
Uanfe
Foramen
Guyitt
Benent Lidwie
Atetrlettin Gory
Cleveland
Harmon
Donman
Garian Tihorre Atile
Buckeye Steel Castroke Company
Conan Ludi
Fedleral
Extet
Akron Woman Attacked by Robber Near Barberton
Mrs Susan Updyke 65 walked from her canal side home to Barberton where a young man robbed her and she fought back She was taken to a hospital in critical condition Seven years earlier she killed Andrew Fasanachi who molested her The incident coincides with Taft signing a railroad bill after his Pennsylvania trip and the statehood bill not signed.
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Akron
Susan Updyke
Ohio Canal
Barberton
Andrew Fasanachi
Washington
Taft
Pennsylvania
House
White House
Printers in Session at 22nd I P P and A Union Meet
In Columbus Ohio on June 20 over 900 delegates from 200 locals and a total 24000 members attend the twenty second annual convention of the International Print and Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America. The gathering continues through Saturday with a proposal to establish a tuberculosis home at Hale Springs Tennessee for afflicted members. In Hillsboro Ohio a 12-year-old boy accidentally shoots and kills his 9-year-old brother while trying to frighten away crows near the Applegate farm.
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Columbus
International Printing Preasmen and Asssotants’ Union of North America
Hale Springs
Hillsboro
Willie
Buford
Applegate
Drownings and National Guard Drill Reported June 20
Akron and Indianapolis report two drowning deaths as Thomas Warner and Charles Beltz perish while swimming with companions. In Indiana a large Ohio National Guard contingent trains at Fort Benjamin Harrison under Gen Grant and Col Greene for a school of instruction.
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Akron
Thomas Warner
Edward Warner
Ohio Canal
Charles Belts
William H. Beltz
Ohe Boldiere
Indianapolis
National Guard of
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Democrats Gather in Convention City Dayton O June 20
Advance guard of the Democratic state convention arrives in Dayton with expected record attendance. Joseph H. Dowling, veteran politician, ensures no stampede by removing district delegation banners. Edward W. Hanley to chair central committee largely by Norman men. Hugh L. Nichols slated for end of executive committee. Toledo and Brand Whitlock oppose a Bryan-led push for a U S senator nomination. O'Dwyer notes Lucas county Democrats plan to reject a senatorial endorsement. Whitlock may not attend.
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Dayton
Joseph HH. Dowling
Memorial Hall
Harmon
Leutenant
Edward W. Hanley
Atte Central Committee
Norman
Hugh L. Nichols
Batavia
Toledo
Brand Whitlock
United States
John O'Dwyer
Lucas County Democracy
Whitlock
Taft sounds wary as Knox declines Pennsylvania run
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Knox declined gubernatorial bid in Pennsylvania after Taft urged him to stay in cabinet. Pittsburg mayor Magee regrets, while allies contend Senators Penrose and Oliver pressured Taft. Implication points to John K Tenners as likely next governor with ties to Oliver. Ohio omnibus bill allocates funds for new federal buildings in multiple cities and future expenditures.
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Pittsburg
Washington
P. C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
Pentapolitia
Willam Magee
Knox
Magee
United States
Penrose
Oliver
Tart
John K. Tenner
Charler
Tenner
G. T. Oliver
Ohio
Park Barrel
Mde
Bellefontaine
Bowling Green
Defiance
Wooster
Xenia
Portsmouth
Salem
Piqua
Steubenville
Tiffin
Dayton
Train wreck near Villepreux claims fourteen lives
Fourteen persons were killed in a train wreck near Villepreux France. The Graves cloak store in Columbus Ohio was damaged by fire and water to the tune of twenty five thousand dollars. Akron Ohio will gain a new hotel costing two hundred forty seven thousand dollars built by the Portage Hotel company. In Greenville Pennsylvania A M Thompson was struck by a ballstone two inches in diameter and rendered unconscious. Despondent farmer Hanga himself. Newton Courtright fifty of near Galloway Ohio hanged himself after giving explicit funeral directions. Senator's daughter Olga Schmitt of Chicago married Hart Warren in Paris.
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Villepreux
France
Graves Cloak Store
Columbus
Akron
Portage Hotel Company
Greenville
A. M. Thompson
Hanga
Newton Courtright
Galloway
Paris
Olga Schmitt
A. P. Schmitt
Chicago
Hart Warren
End of Session Near at Hand in Washington
Washington June 20 Congress is expected to adjourn by next Saturday with some optimism about a Thursday or Saturday exit. Rank and file have Pullman plans. many back home questions about public sentiment. Taft favors campaign finance disclosure. a Senate action likely. The anti injunction measure will wait until next session. Gates condition unchanged in Paris. doctors avoid surgery for appendicitis.
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Congress
House
GO. P
Wil
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Senate
Taft
White House
Crane
Massachusetts
Carter
Montans
Stock farm scorched in Columbus blaze damage totals rise
Fire devastated a stock farm near Columbus. Authorities estimate 74,100 dollars in livestock losses and 7,000 on buildings with about 40,000 lost in contents. A stove likely triggered the blaze damaging the dairy operation and causing extensive ruin.
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Columbad
Dune 2
Tie Thutessa
Joen Wilt
Noyl
UA Paso
Foreigners Rob Trinidad Paving Company Hold Up
Cleveland June 20. Paymasters for the Trinidad Paving company were held up near Ch Falls and robbed of 1200 dollars. Three foreigners executed the theft, one captured by a posse.
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Cleveland
Trinidad Paving Company
Ch Falls
Fireman Drowns in Ohio River at Mingo Junction
Steubenville report says Arthur Johnson 21 of Jamestown of Carnegie mill drowned while bathing in the Ohio river after cramps struck him. In Bellefontaine James Hinkle 13 drowned while fishing Sprink creek, wearing a rubber coat and unable to swim.
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Steubenville
Arthur Johnson
Jamestown
Carnegie
Mingo Junction
Ohio River
Bellefontaine
James Hinkle
Ephraim Hinkle
Sprink Creek
Dying Wish Respectfully Honored by Relatives
In Winchester Virginia Jane Fillgabeth Kerns aged 106 died recently at her home. On her dying bed she requested a walnut tree near her home be turned into keepsake timber by the undertaker. The tree was nearly 300 years old and of grand proportions, and the wood was given to the undertaker as requested.
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Winchester. Va
Jane
Fillgabeth Kerns
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