King Edward Suffering From Chill After Aldershot Parade
London reports King Edward is slightly indisposed with a chill and lumbago after exposure to cold rain during the Aldershot torchlight tattoo. Queen Alexandra and royal party stayed indoors while Sir Francis Laking treated the King and advised quiet. Officials say it is not serious and a temporary illness is hoped.
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King Edward Expected to Attend Review After Illness
London dispatch reports Sir Francis Laking attending the King who is much better. The latest expectation is that King Edward will be able to attend the review today.
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Francis Laking
Edward
Grand Prix de Paris results at Longchamps shock crowds
The Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamps on June 15 was won by M E De St Alarys chestnut filly Kizil Kougan by a short head. Retz and Maximum dead heated for second with Arizona fourth. American jockeys failed to place in the feature as rain briefly interrupted the event.
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Surrender of Boers After War Ends Provides Repatriation Aid
Dispatches from London report mass Boer surrenders with cordial British aid for repatriation. General De Wet drew crowds at Winburg, urged loyalty to a new government, and asked Boers to lay down arms as war ends. The repatriation committee plans to convert camps to supply depots and cover family support and farm restocking. Lord Kitchener notes 2594 Boers surrendered since June 13 as of June 14.
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Earthquake Shocks Frighten Syracuse Residents
In Syracuse Sicily on June 15 strong earthquake shocks and underground rumblings caused panic among residents though no damage occurred. Weather across Sicily had been hot and overcast for several days with aftershocks noted from other parts of the island.
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Betrothals announced across Europe and Ireland
Betrothals announced in Athens and Vienna involve Prince Nicholas and Grand Duchess Helen, and Archduchess Marie Annunciade with Duke Siegfried. London reports Lord Francis Hope and Beatrice Ricketts engagement, with Beatrice linked to the late Lady Caroline Rickett. In Dublin, M P Patrick McHugh is arrested on conspiracy and intimidation charges connected to a tenant eviction case.
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United Irish League
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Ireland
Reports On Five American Soldiers Captured In Luzon
Manila reports circulated that five Fifth Cavalry soldiers captured by insurgents near Teresa Luzon may have been killed by bolping though not confirmed by American authorities. Insurgents in Samar who surrendered to US forces swore allegiance and were released. General Chaffee to receive governors and civil government to be established on Samar. General amnesty expected July 1. Leyte prospects seen as bright amidst ongoing resistance.
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Massacre Report Breaks From Sahara Brigand Turmoil
An Oran newspaper reports that a small caravan was massacred by brigands last Friday at Hadelbegh in the Figuig district of the Sahara Desert where brigandry is said to be rampant.
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Thunderstorm Hits Chicago Killing and Damaging
A fierce electric storm struck Chicago in the afternoon causing deaths and injuries. A church steeple was demolished at Lady of Sorrows while Calvary Presbyterian and Memorial German Episcopal were struck, fires started, and many children in a Sunday school panicked but were rescued with no serious injuries. One man, Joseph Killian, was killed by lightning near Lake Calumet.
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Palma Denies Cuba Bribe Plot In Campaign Controversy
In Havana on June 15 President Palma and General Gomez denied a United States backed report that Gomez received 25000 to withdraw from Cuba’s presidential race and allow Palma to win. Palma defended Gomez and called the insinuation an attack on their honesty.
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Cardinal Vannutelli backs Philippine church regulation plan
Cardinal Vannutelli and four other members of the cardinal subcommission favor regulating the church in the Philippines as under Spanish sovereignty, following Taft's propositions to the Vatican regarding ecclesiastical affairs in the islands.
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William H. Taft
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Remains of Hamlet Jarvis Jr Buried with Military Honors
The body of Hamlet Jarvis Jr former member of the Thirty-fifth Volunteer Infantry in the Philippines who was murdered by insurgents two years ago was laid to rest in Baltimore. His father Dr Hamlet Jarvis located the skeletal remains in a swamp after an extensive search and they were interred with honors by Company A Fifth Maryland Regiment.
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Dr William Lowe Bryan Likely Next Indiana Univ President
Dr Swains surprise Swarthmore offer prompts talk of William Lowe Bryan succeeding at Indiana University. The faculty alumni and students largely back him as the logical choice though he avoids public comment. Bryan, born near Bloomington, educated at Indiana University, has long led philology and psychology, and served as vice president. his brother Albert heads Washington State College.
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State Cultural College of Washington
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Moros kill two Americans in Mindanao battle
Reports from Manila state General Davis was informed that two of three Moros who murdered a U S soldier named Lewis were killed at the Batan engagement with Americans last May and the remaining killer has disappeared while an American sentry was badly cut near Vicana. Col Baldwin has been asked for American flags by local leaders under the Sultan of Mindanao.
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Three North Carolinians Convicted in Mail Fraud Case
Dr Frank Bright and his father Rev T Bright along with C D Wilkie of Rutherfordton were found guilty in Federal Court in Charlotte of using the mails for fraudulent purposes. The trio operated the Amos Owen Cherry Tree Company with Eilenboro HQ, recruiting agents in an endless chain letter scam promising cherry trees for $20 a month. Estimated total obtained reached about 20 000.
Unclear Dispatch on Rome Situation
A Rome dispatch to Central News suggests a developing situation with details incomplete about possible exceptions and broader implications. The report notes uncertainty and awaits fuller confirmation from authoritative sources as events unfold in Rome.
Death of G M Lambertson in Chicago
Genie M Lambertson prominent Lincoln lawyer dies in Chicago at Palmer House of heart disease. Born Franklin Indiana 1848, lived in Lincoln since 1874. Served as United States attorney for Nebraska and assistant secretary of the treasury under Harrison. Survived by widow and three children, sisters, brother, and relatives in Franklin and Indianapolis.
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Fugitives Reported Crossing River Near Vancouver
Word from Vancouver Washington says two men believed to be Tracey and Merrill crossed the Columbia River and landed five miles above Vancouver on the Washington side. Detectives Daye and Weiner and Sheriff J L Marsh with about twenty men pursued the fugitives this afternoon.
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Washington
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Clark County
Domain of Faith揭示宇宙与人类信仰的根本
Dr. J P D John of De Pauw University and Dr. Swain of Indiana University lead a afternoon talk arguing faith underpins all life and history. He asserts faith sustains physical needs, perception, family bonds, social trust, and the sciences, claiming all knowledge rests on faith and that Christianity shares this universal basis.
Four Secrets of Power in a Great Life Sermon
President W. P. Kane at Wa bash College delivers the baccalaureate sermon on Be ye followers of me as I am of Christ. He outlines four sources of power: vision, purpose, conviction, and discipline drawn from Paul the apostle. He contrasts Jacob and Esau to illustrate vision and notes the dangers of single minded aim when misapplied.
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Wabash College
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Esau
Militias Struggle as Riots Rock Pawtucket and Central Falls
Rioting spreads from Pawtucket to Central Falls as 70 soldiers fail to restore order. Cars halted, tracks damaged, workers injured by missiles and stones. Mayor Fales refuses protection. militia kept on standby after a brief deployment. Chicago telegraphers form the International Union of Commercial Telegrapher.
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Soft Coal Men Help Anthracite Struggle Say 42000 Miners
Patrick Gilday, president of the central Pennsylvania bituminous district UMWA, says 42000 soft coal miners are aiding brother workers in the anthracite field. He reports few soft coal shipments into anthracite regions, asserts miners will follow President Mitchell if asked, and foresees slow mine property destruction and squeezes unless hours and pay demands are met.
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