President Grants Special Hearing Lowers Immigrant Fees
President Roosevelt held a special hearing with New York men protesting Commissioner Williams immigrant dealings. After an hour, Shaw remained firm, then awarded privilege contracts at Ellis Island for three years to Westcott Express, Hudgins & Dumas, Post & Flagg. Separately, Henry Rechtin waived examination on embezzlement charges. Maine compensation bill discussed. naval pay reform debated. Detroit trip planned for Spanish War veterans. gunboats assigned to Caribbean duties. White House renovations limit access to the President.
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Roosevelt
New York
Immi- Williams
Shaw
Mr. Williams
Ellis Island
Westcott Express Company
Hudgins & Dumas
Post & Flagg
New York City
Weather forecast for Indiana and nearby regions today
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday covers Illinois Indiana and Ohio. Illinois will be fair with warmer conditions in the west on Saturday. Indiana stays fair and cooler on Saturday with Sunday warmer, while Ohio remains fair Saturday with cooler eastern and southern portions and warmer Sunday. Winds vary from fresh northwest to west, with cloudiness and light precipitation reported.
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Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Movements of Steamer Reports and Arrivals Abroad
London agents hear no sighting of Bergenland voyage rumor as vessels sighted in Queenstown today. Unfounded land report debunked. New York: Fuerst Bismarck arrives from Hamburg. Cymric sails to Liverpool. Other ships listed at Brownead Sagres and Ilkeston? details vary.
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American Line
Bergenland
Queenstown
New York
Fuerst Bismarck
Hamburg
Cymric
Liverpool
Etruria
Sagres
Lombardia
Naples
Roosevelt and Wood Visit Alexandria Amidst Urgent Session
President Roosevelt and Gen. Leonard Wood toured Alexandria after an urgent cabinet session. They arrived by ferry at 4:45 PM and walked toward Washington, passing Arlington National Cemetery with light public notice and no demonstrations. The visit followed a decree from the Catan government imposing higher foreign merchandise marks effective July 1.
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United States
Beaupre
Bogota
State Department
Catan
Roosevelt
Gen
Leonard Wood
Alexandria
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Yale victory over Harvard in first annual baseball clash
Yale won 7 to 2 at Soldiers Field in Cambridge as Garvan pitched well for Yale and Harvard struggled with command. Metcalf and Randall provided two base hits, Chitten den hit a three base drive, and Stillman and Randall added key plays. Attendance reached about 12,000 amid a class day crowd.
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Mass
Yale
Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
Clarkson
R.h.o.ae
Metcalf
Wendell
Sri
Chiat Ete Randall
Randall
Cote
Chittenden
Carr
Stillman
Coolidge
Garvan
Batl
Double header in store as Indianapolis faces Minneapolis today
The two clubs prepare for a 2 p.m. first game in a Western circuit double header. Kellam and Killen will pitch for Indianapolis while Columbus defeated Toledo 7 to 0 in a rain-affected slate. Watkins discusses left handed pitchers and team plans to improve at home.
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Watkins
Auschaupt
Minneapolis
Killen
Kellum
Indianapolis
Louisville
Hoosiers
American Association
Two Runs Win for Philadelphia in First Inning showdown
In a June 2 game Philadelphia beat Boston 2 to 0 as Thomas singled and Barry hit a home run in the first inning. Frazer held Boston to scattered hits with a 2 7 1 line, while attendance reached 2 100. Barry hit a solo shot for Philadelphia and key doubles helped produce the final tally.
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Boston
Thomas
Barry
Philadelphia
Frazer
Boss
H . A. . Phila
RAILS
A. Er Lush
Get Tenney
Cooley
Jennings
Carney
Douglass
Greinger
Doolin
Kittr
Hallman
Willis
DSEON
Kssesee
Philadelphia Vere
Nee
Hulewitt
Dement
Logg
Tenney
Demont
Hulswitz
Cantillon
Casey's three base hits lift Tigers past Red Sox in Detroit
In Detroit Casey drove in the first run with a three base hit after Elberfeld's walk. A late double steal produced two more for Detroit as Miller scattered hits. Boston made a late rally but Detroit held on for the win.
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Detroit
Mich
Casey
Elberfeld
Gleason
Miller
Dillon
Lee
R.H.O.A
R.ee
Digherty
Collins
I Freeman
Parent
Lachan Harley
Ferris
Warner
M'Guire
Dineen
Dee
Boston
Freeman
Johnstone
Evansville Falls To Cedar Rapids In Low-Scoring Game
Evansville managed only modest offense as Cedar Rapids rolled to a win. Final score Cedar Rapids 4 Evansville 0 with pitching by Miller and Weaver, and hitless or limited Evansville bats through the contest.
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Evansville
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Rhe
Barehell
Treat
Selsier
Miller and Weaver
Toledo Defeats Columbus In Rain-Shortened Tilt
Toledo outbatted Columbus but the game was called after seven innings due to rain. Grim was ejected for kicking at a decision. Attendance listed as 1,000 with Columbus losing 6 to 4. Key moments include Burns and Turner hitting three bases and a Bailey homer. McNeal and Bailey split mound duties with 4 strikeouts each.
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Columbus
Grim
Tol. R.ilo.ae. Cat. Flh.o.a.e. Knoll
Burns
Kitnow
McNeal
Zude
Sam
Smith
Coggswell
Hart
Nattress Myers
Viox
Turner
Bailey
Gilks
Meany
Myers
Fox
O McNeal
Umptire
Shberidan
Lawyers Beat Doctors In Baseball, 22 to 7
In Rushville Indiana on June 3 lawyers defeated doctors 22 to 7 in a lively afternoon baseball game. Abercrombie and Abercrombie pitched for the lawyers as Wyatt and Denny took the mound for the doctors. Umpire Brennan called the game.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
Fettle
Abercrombie
Wyatt
Denny
Brennan
Angel of the Tombs Angel Dies in New York Fire Rescue
Mrs. Ernestine Schaffner known as the Tombs Angel and active in the rescue efforts at the Park Avenue Hotel fire is dead after years of poor health. She had retired from her city prison work due to illness.
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New York
Ernestine Schaffner
Foster
Park Avenue
City
Notable 19th Century Names Die in United States and Abroad
Colorad o Springs reports Capt C E Tyler once a St Louis riverboat magnate and inventor of the roll top desk is dead in Colorado. Phoenix notes journalist Robert Towne dies in Prescott of tuberculosis at 32 after Topeka Kansas City and Chicago Times Herald stints. New York records Dr Albert Vaughn Elliott paymaster 1841 to 1889 dies in Florence Italy of heart trouble. Baltimore reports Robert M Wylie prominent broker dies today. Erick Haviland of New York mentioned in trade circles.
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Colorado Springs
Col
C. E. Tyler
St. Louis
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Towne
Prescott
Topeka
Kansas City
Chicago Times-Herald
New York
Albert Vaughn A. Elliott
Florence
Italy
Samuel Eliott
Baltimore
Robert M. Wylie
Chamberine
Erick Haviland
Benjamin F. Jacobs Nearing End In Chicago Home
Benjamin F. Jacobs a Chicago real estate man noted for church and charitable work across the country is gravely ill at his home from Brights disease and heart failure with little hope for recovery. He was active in M C A missions the Sunday school movement and Civil War era Christian Commission service as Northwestern branch secretary.
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Chicago
Benjamin F. Jacobs
Bright
Mr. Jacobs
M. CA
Waits
United States Christian Commission
Venezuelan insurgents seize Laguayra amid Curacao report
From Willemstad Curacao a Daily Mail correspondent reports Venezuelan insurgents advancing on Laguayra with leaders Carrietdo and Sarrin involved. The raid appears tied to ongoing campaigns against the Castro and Sted factions.
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London
Willemstad
Representative of a French china house dies in Pasadena
Pasadena reports the death of George D. SeenoF of New York at the Oakes Home. SeenoF, aged 37, had been connected with a New York press organization and died tonight from a hemorrhage.
Portland Steamer Lost in Arctic Drift With 110 Aboard
A Seattle to World dispatch reports the Portland, formerly the Haytien Republic, swept into the Arctic Ocean after sailing April 2 from Seattle for Nome with 110 passengers including 46 from San Francisco. The revenue cutter Thetis is pursuing. Nome City has arrived in Nome with $20,000 in dust and twenty passengers.
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New York
Nome City
Nome
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Arctic
Thetis
San Francisco
Alaska Commercial Company
Haytien Republic
Heavy Derby Field at Chicago with Thirteen Entrants
Thirteen horses enter tomorrow's American Derby at Harlem for a large field likely to grow. Weather and track conditions threaten a heavy going, favoring mudders like Heno and Prowl, with betting showing Lord Quex and Heno near the top. Crowds expected, Governor Yates in private box as Coburn faces retroactive fine for rough riding.
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Lkely
Otis
Singleton
Lord Quex
Caywood
Heno
Bullman
Pentecost
Redfern
Arsenal
O'Connor
Belles Commoner
Knight
Hermia
McCue
Wyeth
Lyne
Lucien Appleby
J. Woods
Aladdin
Helgesen
Prowl
Davisson
Corrigan
J. Ransch
Cruzados
Ransom
Hilldreth
Charles Hill
Mackay
Featherstone
Hermis
Belle
C. Hildreth
Hildreth
Drake
G. C. Bennett
Yates
Colonel Hamilton
Harlem Park
Coburn
G. C. Bennett & Co
Harlem Jockey Club
Bennett
Mallory
Sloppy track sparks close finishes at St Louis fair races
At St Louis fair grounds Frank Bell wins a nose race over Fitzkanec in race four amid rain and a sloppy track. Ida Ledford and Pirate's Daughter also close in race five before judges. Chicago Harlem meeting closes with Learoyd at 40 to 1 winning and Frangible defeating Prowl. Debrouc rider Meade injured in a stumble.
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ST. Louis
The
Fair Grounds
Frank Bell
Fitzkanec
Ida Ledford
Pirate
Wall
Robert G. Lansing
Boedler
Pirate's Daughter
Revoke
Chicago
Harlem
Learoyd
Digby Bell
Prowl
Frangible
Debrouc
Meade
Horse racing results at Sheepshead Bay feature five winning favorites
New York racing today at Sheepshead Bay saw Juvenals, Irish Lad, Hurstbourne among the victorious favorites. Winners in order included Lacy Holyrood at 6 to 1, Juvenals 7 to 10, Irish Lad 5 to 10, Cameron 6 to 1, Hurstbourne 8 to 5, and Faralist at 3 to L.
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New York
Juvenals
Irish Lad
Hurstbourne
Sheepshead Bay
Lacy Holyrood
Cameron
Faralist
Informal horse races eyed at Business Men's Driving Park
If the track at the Business Men's Driving Park is suitable this afternoon there will be four or five informal races. Owners and drivers of good horses are invited to enter and have their horses classed. A programme is not yet arranged, but good sport is expected. The formal opening likely in a couple of weeks.
Johann Most Sentenced in New York Trial
Johann Most, convicted of printing an incendiary article in a newspaper he conducted, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. The case, appealed as Abe Abana, was upheld by the court, confirming the lower court’s decision.
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New York
Johann Most
Abe Abana
Ta Coase
Cornell Favorite in Varsity Rowing Contests
Poughkeepsie June reports indicate Cornell the favorite for the varsity race with Wisconsin and Columbia strong challengers. Wisconsin claims rapid two mile times while Cornell’s crew shows steady form. J. P. Frenzel of Indianapolis will row as No. 6 in the eight.
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J. P. Frenzel
Indianapolis
Cornell
Corbett Sullivan Fight Off After Fire Board Ban
In Denver on June 2 the try to stage Young Corbett versus Dave Sullivan was canceled after the Fire and Police Board banned boxing exhibitions. Gallagher of the Coliseum Athletic Club paid a $500 forfeit. Later a plan emerged to stage the bout at the West End Club in St. Louis on July 3 with a 127 pound limit at 3 pm and 50 percent of receipts plus a $5,000 guarantee.
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Col
Young Corbett
Dave Sullivan
Fire and Police Board
Gallagher
Coliseum Athletic Club
Corbett
Sullivan
West End
St. Louis
McGovern Injured Base Play Not Bone Fracture
New York report states Terry McGovern who hurt his shoulder while playing first base at College Point on Wednesday afternoon does not have a broken bone. Initial reports overstated severity. further exam shows no fracture.
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New York
Terry McGovern
College Point
Daley Beats Peltz In Close 20 Round 122 lb Bout
Savannah boxing at the city arena saw Andy Daley of Boston win on points over Tommy Peltz of Savannah after twenty rounds. Daley fought aggressively and secured the decision in a hard fought match.
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Savannah
Andy Daley
Boston
Tommy Peltz
Daley
Fires Threaten Towns and Lumber Camps Across West
June reports detail forest fires blazing between Buckley and Enumclaw in Washington state with Buckley’s mountain mill and many structures burned. Tacoma crews rush to the scene as wind drives destruction. Mount Ouray area fires scorch timber near Salinda Colorado. Hubbard brick block fire in Hillsboro Texas causes about 100000 dollars loss. Rugby North Dakota sees early morning blaze destroy the business district with forty thousand dollars in damages.
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Wash
Eity
Buckley
Enumclaw
King County
Mountain Mill
Salinda
Col
Mount Ouray
Hillsboro
Tex
Hubbard
Rugby
N. D
Syracuse student fatal freight train incident in Carbondale
Robert Quayle Meaker of Syracuse University and Willis Gardner of Syracuse were using a hundred yard training course beside the Delaware and Hudson line near Carbondale Pa when Meaker sprinted as a freight train approached. He leaped onto the main track and was killed instantly as the locomotive struck him. Gardner witnessed the tragedy.
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Carbondale
Robert Quayle Meaker
Syracuse University
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Willis Gardner
Syracuse
Young Menker
Meaker
Homeopaths Meeting in Boston for Institute Convention
Dr Joseph P Cobb of Chicago elected president of the American Institute of Homeopathy at its fifty eighth annual convention in Boston. Boston selected as next year’s meeting site. Guthrie Oklahoma Water Cure case under county investigation in Pottawatomie county as authorities probe possible malpractice.
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Cleveland
Joseph P. Cobb
Chicago
American Institute of Homeopathy
Boston
Guthrie
Pottawatomie County
Death of Child in Shawnee Linked to Water Cure
Arthur E. Pelore, age ten, near Shawnee, reportedly died after several companions allegedly attempted a water cure. He was submerged in the Canadian River, filling his lungs and stomach with water, and died a few days later.
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Arthur E. Pelore
Shawnee
Canadian
Harvard Class Exercises Honor Roscoe Bruce Oration
Harvard University held its annual class exercises in Cambridge with Roscoe Conkling Bruce, a Tuskegee alumnus, delivering the class oration. The Hasty Pudding Club hosted a spread after the literary program, seniors regrouped for private exercises around the old tree, gifts were presented to notable members, and crowds gathered around the John Harvard statue as the yard procession concluded with farewell cheers.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Roscoe Conkling Bruce
Tuskegee
Ala
Bruce
South
Hasty Pudding Club
John Harvard
Yale Student Named President of New Mexico College
Thaddeus H. Claypool, a Yale graduate school student, has accepted the presidency of New Mexico Baptist College at Alamagordo. He graduated from Yale’s academy department in 1898.
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New Haven, Conn
Thaddeus H. Claypool
Yale Graduate School
New Mexico Baptist College
Alamogordo
N. M
Academy
Yale
Private Bank Closed After Cashier Shoots Self
Sherman, cashier of Merchants Bank, shot himself in the head last night and is believed mortally wounded. The Newport private bank, chartered in 1817, was closed today amid revelations of dire conditions and an attempted petition to the governor for a commission to examine the bank’s affairs. City Solicitor Burdick said he learned from Sherman and had no opportunity to audit accounts.
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Newport
Anthony
Sherman
Merchants’ Bank
Burdick
Imbed
Gettysburg veterans mark 41st anniversary in St Paul
The old First Minnesota Regiment, among Lincoln’s first volunteers and famed for the second day Gettysburg charge, held a June reunion in St Paul. One hundred thirteen survivors attended a Hill family luncheon at his home, with J J Hill donating 1000 dollars. The event featured a troop of colors at the state Capitol and a luncheon hosted by Mrs Hill, attended by ex Governor Ramsey and Archbishop John Ireland, the regiment’s former chaplain.
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First Minnesota Regiment
Lincoln
Gettysburg
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Hill
State Capitol
Hill House
Alexander Ramsey
John Ireland
King Edward to cruise after coronation
London reports the king will observe a three week mourning for the Saxon monarch but suspend it during coronation festivities from June 23 to July 4. Afterward he will take a royal yacht cruise to recover from ceremonies. The United Irish League proposes a Day of Mourning for Ireland. A Clare Morris district council plans a black flag display June 26 and 27 inviting others to join in cheering the coronation of the English king.
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Saxony
Edward
United Irish League
Ireland
Clare Morris
County Mayo
Carnegie Gives Ten Thousand For Patrick Library
Andrew Carnegie offered the town of Patrick near Glasgow ten thousand pounds for a public library under the libraries act. Officials must run the library as required. He declined a Shipley schools presidency saying his work lies across the Atlantic. Carnegie also offered twenty five thousand dollars to Lawrence for a diary.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Patrick
Glasgow
Carnegie
Shipley
Atlantic
Lawrence
Kan
Diamonds Not Clothes in Ohio Bankruptcy Case
In Columbus Ohio on June 20 the U S Court ruled diamonds are not wearing apparel but are the equivalent of cash in the Hanna Levy bankruptcy fight. The Circleville resident sought to keep diamonds including engagement and wedding rings, arguing they were wearable belongings.
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Columbus, CO
Hanna Levy
Circleville
United States Court Today
Five Burned While Trying to Save Girl in Braddock
In Pittsburg on June day Annie Reno ten died from burns after clothes caught fire near a rubbish blaze behind the Robinson Hotel. Four others Jennie Ellis Mrs Annie Baker Mrs Mary Matley and Justice John G Richards were severely burned while attempting to rescue the girl.
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Annie Reno
Braddock
Jennie Ellis
Annie Baker
Mary Matley
John G. Richards
Robinson Hotel
Policeman Killed in Elk Park Shootout
In Elk Park North Carolina on June 3 Policeman James Ellis and mountaineer William Winters confronted each other with revolvers and exchanged multiple shots. Ellis was killed instantly and Winters was fatally wounded, a clash stemming from Winters prior arrest by Ellis for disorderly conduct.
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N. C
James Ellis
William Winters
Ellis
Winters
Tragic double tragedy shocks Valley City restaurant closure
In Valley City North Dakota on June 3, Jennie Daley was shot and killed by her husband William Bennett who then killed himself. Bennett fired six times after a violent quarrel, occurring at midnight at the couple’s new restaurant.
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Valley City
N. D
Jennie Daley
William Bennett
Ial
Bennett
Scathing Commons rebuke of navy faults and reform calls
London June 3 Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford blasted the Admiralty as rotten and inefficient. He warned of extravagance and warned that Britain’s empire depends on a stronger navy while army and naval officers threaten resignations to seek reform. He urged a separate business board to restore fleet efficiency and cited shortages in reserves and engine crews. Arnold Forster faced general criticism of naval policy as it slowly improves.
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House of Commons
Charles Beresford
Mediterranean
Lord Beresford
Great Britain
armam@t
United States
France
Admiralty
Vernon Harcourt
The
Arnold Forster
Drinks in the Capitol A Look Back at Old Senate Refreshments
The piece traces historic Capitol drink culture from the Hole in the Wall near the Senate post office to later sideboard bars in committee rooms. It notes how lawmakers and friends accessed liquor, the secrecy, and protests over funds spent on “snuff” and pills, and mentions Henry Wilson’s 1868 bid to abolish sales, which failed.
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Chicago Tribune
House
Senate
Washington
Webster
Oan
Supreme Court Chamber
Capitol
Henry Wilson
Congress
Resorts Not Typical In Aiken Life Observed
The Philadelphia Press critiques Gilbert Parker's Impressions of America for misrepresenting life in Aiken South Carolina. It argues Aiken hosts a cosmopolitan, artificial winter resort scene of wealthy idlers, not reflective of the broader South, and warns resort life elsewhere cannot generalize regional traits.
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Philadelphia
America
London Mail
Gilbert Parker
Aiken
D. C
Ufe
New
Florida
California
Canada
Kansas Farmers Seek Help as Wheat Fields Hire Gap
Kansas City dispatch June 2 reports fewer than three hundred men from Kansas City went to wheatfields though three thousand could have worked. Some farmers offer as high as 1 dollar a day. Kansas state employment agency at Topeka says it cannot supply one tenth of the men requested.
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Kansas City
Kanene City
Kansas State Employment Agency
Topeka
Body of Girl Found in Gravesend Bay
The body of a twelve year old girl was found today in Gravesend Bay near New York. Police opened an investigation to determine whether she was drowned or murdered and thrown into the bay.
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New York
Gravesend Bay
Made from Horseshoes Spad Trade to China
Shiploads of old horseshoes leave London for China and return as spades. The transformation by Chinese craftsmen from British horseshoes to working tools illustrates clever reuse. Spades, hav ing been so transformed, show a remarkable trade loop.
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London
China
Kitchener to Return to England
CAPE TOWN June 3. Lord Kit will arrive from Pretoria today and sail for England on the same day.
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Kitchener
England
Cape Town
Lord Kit
Pretoria
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