Roosevelt Addresses Michigan College Crowds on Dean Day
President Roosevelt spoke to about 25,000 graduates and spectators at a Michigan college in the afternoon after a morning channel of events at the state capitol. He praised labor, told graduates to value work, and later signed diplomas as honorary degrees were awarded. A maple tree was planted on the capitol lawn before his second address.
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Mich
Wate Capitol
Roosevelt
Washington
Lake Shore
Agcioultviral College
Eampus
Michigan
Mecca
Sn Fen
Bayder
Ely
Wollrounds
America
Snyder
Adideres
Anid
Addree
Harrisburg
Pandane
Inglegative Commission
State Capitol
George W. Roydhouse
Philadelphia
William Miller & Bons
Pitlsburg
Payne & Co
Capitol
Nikn & Paper
Whene Tame
Frm
Bodyhouse
Richard B. Scandrett
Pittabare
Medal of Honor Awarded to Miss Guinan for Heroic Railroad Rescue
Miss Mary Guinan of Middletown New York receives the Medal of Honor from President Roosevelt for saving 74 year old John Runyon from likely being struck between two Erie tracks in December 1906. Guinan grasped him between trains passing inches apart and led him to safety, an act praised by federal authorities and the Medal committee.
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Washington
Mary Guinan
Middletown
N. Y
Roosevelt
John
Hunyon
Erie Railroad
Runyon
Miss Guinan
Guinan
Committee On Medals
Review of Trade Slows Distribution of Merchandise
Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes merchandise entering distribution slowly as spring and summer dry goods and millinery await dealers. Recovery delayed by holidays. fall and winter operations cautious. May end showed some improvement but progress remains slow. iron and steel activity restrained by bunker tonnage while mills receive orders into 1908.
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New York
Dun & Co
New England
iM Have to Stand Trial June 1 in Chicago
Indictments issued by a grand jury accuse EB 1 Stratford Co of involvement with a furniture firm in a conspiracy. The federal court overruled a demurrer. attorneys entered a plea of not guilty but indicated a possible further plea. The government case centers on the firm’s alleged role in a restraint of trade conspiracy.
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Chicago
Statford Co
Ridge
Bamford
el Roitire Trust
Trampled by Cattle, Woman Dies in Kentucky Field
In Kentucky, a family’s cattle frightened by an automobile in a field caused a woman to be fatally trampled. The incident left onlookers stunned as the field scene turned deadly and the crowd faced a tragic, grisly outcome. Three dozen callfeare rs were arrested in connection with the accident as investigators pieced together the sequence of events.
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Oman
Kawoka
Fire claims multiple lives in unknown residence
A damaged notice reports a deadly fire at a New York City residence involving Walter A. Sehiley and Ruth aged 14 among the deceased. Names and details are partly illegible, with several fragmentary references to other individuals and the event.
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Wraith
Walter A. Sehiley
New York City
Merion
Ruth
Tiler
Tilly Moothon
Bopiter
Woman Killed by Train Near Erie Tracks
A woman died after being struck by a train near a Mul Haas area on the Erie line as a truck obstruction caused by Nenlgad forced the incident. Police and investigators are handling the scene.
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Jane L
Erie
Mul, Haas
Nenlgad
Tragic Murders and Floods Hit City and Region
Three people died by suffocation in a rooming house in At. Lowla, including Joseph R. Gabini and his wife and Daniel Dwyer. Six family members drowned near Honey Gravex due to a sudden creek rise. New Orleans areas faced up to four feet of floodwater from heavy rain. City streets drained slowly as pumps struggled against high water. A seven year old boy, Hietest Martin, fled fear of arrest in a case tied to Frank Murda, a Chicago saloon keeper, amid widespread panic and dispersal across western states.
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Lowla
Joseph R. Gabini
Daniel Dwyer
Honey Gravex
Stephens
New Orleans
Atreete
Judge Landis Orders Sale of Zion City Church Property
Federal court grants John Hately receiver authority to sell church property in Zion City to satisfy Dowle creditors. Order aims at reorganization and peace among Dowle faction followers, with Deacon John A. Lewis and Overseer Vollva named in the dispute.
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Landis
Zion City
Unicare
Atrs
Jane Dowie
Gledatane Dowie
John
Hately
John Alexander Dowle
Kon
Copie
Dowle
Dilge Landis
Neceiver Hately
John A. Lewis
Vollva
Ralston Case Goes to the Jury in June Proceeding
Counsel for George Le Ralston, former bookkeeper of Enter drive National Bank, pleaded the criminal action of the auseide cashier Low Clark with a large Pennsylvania Development Co loan tied to early events. The jury was not yet reached when court adjourned, part of a long series of indictments surrounding the bank collapse.
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Ralston
Pinourg
Low Clark
Pennsylvania Development Co
Fkhe
Jong
Mieged
Sen
Strikers’ Ranks Reinforced Amid Western Union Turmoil
Wheeling West Virginia district faces heavy disruptions as disciplined workers including telephone finemen carpenters and plumbers join a strike. About 800 teamster workers deserted Friday and the union warehousemen are expected to join, threatening to cripple business in the area.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Furnace Workers Demand Eight-Hour Day Rejected
Cleveland June 1 owners at Mahoning and valley furnaces rejected eight hour day demands from 6000 workers. Workers planned a strike to begin Monday, signaling rising labor tensions in the steel district.
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Cleveland
Mahoning and
She Hange
Runaway in Oregon Kills Three Including Driver
A roadster runaway near Lopey southern Oregon on June 1 killed driver George Galbraith and two commercial travelers whose names are not given. Two other bakongers were perhaps fatally injured.
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Yreka
Cal
Lopey
Oregon
George Galbraith
Court Rules Probate Court Jurisdiction in Provecutor Case
In Findlay Ohio a circuit court ruling held the probate court had jurisdiction in the cave where Provecutor David fled informa tion against the Standard OfGo charging conspiracy against trade. Probate Judge Wanker imposed a 65000 fine. a jury determined the case went to the common pleas court. The decision affects the prosecution of the Standard OfGo.
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Findlay
Janday
David
Wanker
Nunet
Credit Court
Proscow
Large French Naval Reserve Strike Paralyzes Commerce
A broad strike by French naval reserve sailors paralyzes ports nationwide, leaving 117000 mariners idle and threatening France’s commerce. Crews abandon ships while government and shipping lines seek crews from state depots amid wage disputes and penalties for mutiny.
We Color Link to be Drawn Hootan June 1
The United Society of Christian has made public a statement denying that the color line will be drawn at the international convention in Seattle. The release clarifies the event, noting no plan to set a color line for the gathering.
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Hootan
United Society of Christian Oes
Her&e
Iron Worker Strike Ends in San Francisco
The San Francisco iron workers strike ended with a return to pre strike conditions. Workers agreed to resume duties under the same terms as before the stoppage.
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Ron Warkeral
San Francisco
Atrlin Wah
Twente Thoy Wien
Atelke
All Records Broken by Unseasonable Heat
Washington on June 1 reports weather officials said temperatures over the last two months shattered existing records driven by unusually warm nights and persistent heat across the region.
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Washington
Burnham to Have New Trial Reversal in Grand Larceny Case
New York June 1 The conviction of George Hurnhaw Jr former general counselor Mutual Re Lie Insurance Co serving a term at Sing Sing for grand larceny was reversed and a new trial ordered by the appellate division of the supreme court The reversal was granted on appeal from the lower court finding error in the trial and prosecution testimony
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Burnham
New York
George Hurnhaw, Jr
Mutual Re Lue Insurance Co
Grand Lancery
Aspreme Court
AD Appia
Ug Hani
Tate
Cleveland Electric Railway Co. Granted Temporary Injunction
Judge Chapman granted a temporary injunction restraining the Cleveland Electric Railway Co. from joint use of tracks on Euclid Avenue east of Public Square. The order cites insufficient negotiations by the Low Fare Co. to fix track use prices and leaves the old company unbound. Council may rescind the ordinance fixing price.
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Cleveland
Chapman
Cleveland Electric Railway Co
Low Parc Co
Cleveland Electric
Euclid Avenue
Public Square
Cleveland Dealers Agree to Obey the Law
Fifteen local oleomargarine dealers in Cleveland met Friday with the dairy and food commissioner at Columbus and pledged to sell no more colored margarine or pass it off as butter. The dealers had given the commissioner trouble, with Horace Ankeney alleging an agreement to openly resist the law and wear down the department.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Horace Ankeney
Machinists Strike Widens at Royal Motor Co Plant
Cleveland reports show machinists strike expanding around the Royal Motor Co plant with 40 workers discharged by machine shops. Company officials, joined by Garford and Long, refuse further talks as nonunion workers depart. Pickets grew restless around the facility.
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Cleveland
Royal Motor Co
Garford and
Long Companion
Buainese
Schneider
al Motor
Twice Sentenced for Gontemat Case in San Francisco Court
Attorney Charlee H. Fairall faced two rapid sentences on contempt of court charges in a San Francisco trial led by Judge Campbell. The proceedings followed attempts by officials including District Attorney Honey and others to address extortion allegations tied to Mayor Behmils.
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Gontemat
San Francisco
Sané
Charlee H. Fairall
Defenar
Toial
Ju Dunne
Behmils
Reneniar
Colin Ox
Campbel
Ranatart
Honey
Madison Wie Leads 100 Yard Win at Lake Mondoce Race
A brief university track event saw Madison Wie win the 100 yard dash for University of Wisconsin Madison at Lake Mondoce. Syracuse University and others participated in the evening races, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Madison
Wie
l-Winconaln University
Yar Aly Baal
Syracune University
Lake Mondoce
Dpa
Gira
Wesou Jt Jeans
Trouble Brewing for the Powder Trust
The department will file a complaint in the United States circuit court at Cincinnati regarding the powder trust. It is likely the case will be forwarded to the U S attorney in Cincinnati for presentation within a week or ten days. Cleveland notes report a murderer's insanity ruling and other local items including a new railway company incorporation and a horseman’s death.
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Powder Trust
Washington
Department of Jumting
United States
Cincinnati
Alleged Bigamy Arrests Stun Columbus Community
Columbus, June 1. Charles Matthews Allan Mattocks, an Ohio Trust Co. employee, was arrested on a bigamy charge brought by his alleged fourth wife Jonal Worthington Mattees who says he was previously married in LAT2 and legally separated from the prior wife. Detroit victim David Walters, from Mount Vernon, lies at a city hospital under police guard after being stabbed to death last evening. The assailant cut his own wrist but is not expected to die.
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Columbus
Charles Mathews
Allan” Mattocks
The
Ohio Trust Co
Jonal Worthington Mattees
Pie
Detroit
David Walters
Mount Vernon
Fd Hospital
Seven Lograft Drown In Payette River Rapids Near Garden Valley
Seven men drowned Thursday night after their boats were swamped by rapids on the Payette River about twelve miles from Garden Valley Idaho. The accident occurred as they attempted a landing above the rapid.
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Idaho
Rapide
Payette River
Garden Valley
Grand Jury to Consider Punishing Chief of Police Dinan
San Francisco authorities report that District Attorney Langdon plans a grand jury meeting today to decide whether to pursue removal of Chief of Police Dinan amid possible misconduct and official action.
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Dinan
San Francisco
Langdon
Duncan Sentenced 60 Days in Boise on Concealed Weapons Charge
Carl H. Done was arrested Tuesday amid a suspicious demeanor during the Haywood trial but received a 60 day sentence Friday in Boise for carrying concealed weapons.
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Duncan
Boise
Idaho
Jones
Carl H. Donecan
Haywood
Child Beaten by Stepmother Charged in Parkman Township
Grandparents took Ethel Ohi six to court alleging severe abuse by her stepmother. The girl from Parkman township showed a discolored back with welts and bruises. Judge Amish ordered the child returned to the grandparents and called for a hearing of the parents.
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Chardon
Jive
Ethel Ohi
Frank Obi
Parkman Township
Amish
Fragmentary medieval lineage note from Bavoy and Hagaria
Fragments describe noble lineages including Humbert of the White Hands Count of Bavoy founder figure in a royal house. Mentions Me grandduke of Baden Zeebringen and the Hagaria rolening family. References an ancient village origin in Upper AFA and links to Bernadotte lineage through Anadur de eouree.
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Bavoy
Haly
Humbert
White Hands
Brateridade
Bernadotte
Anxiety at Derby ends with disputed finish on horse Caractacus
The London Saturday Review reports tense moments after the Derby as owner efforts and a late objection threaten Caractacus's victory. A trusted stable boy, James Parsons, rode the horse to win by a neck amid weight and breathless tension before Lord Stamford challenges the full course claim.
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Gontley
Sable
Jamet Parsons
Lord Stamford
Admiral Ross
Hoy
Cataoinous
London Saturday Review
Valuable Weeds Gain Interest for Medicine and Profit
The government plant industry bureau notes that certain common weeds yield crude drugs used domestically and abroad. Weeds once considered plagues can be dried and cured for medicines, providing income if land is repurposed from crops to weed plantations and exemp t laws support their cultivation.
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Alice Henkel
Plant Industry Bureau
United States
Newsnet
Coats of Arms Tax and Fading Family Traditions
The Inland Revenue collects about $350,000 from coats of arms in Ring land and Scotland, yielding $950,000 annually. Many pay the tax without caring for family arms, just for carriages or plate heralds. Truly old families are valued mainly for decorative purposes in modern times.
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Ringland
Scotland
Inland Revenue
Pendulum Discovery Sparked by Chance in Pisa
Galileo as a youth near Pisa, while painters worked on a church ceiling, saw a suspended lamp swing and imagined time measuring. This chance moment inspired the pendulum concept, leading to a lasting time-keeping system.
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Galileo
Pisa
Gommoen Sense in Diet for Rational Feeding
A historically phrased piece argues for varied diet tailored to individual needs. It stresses appetite as a guide to digestion and nourishment, urging regular eating aligned with hunger while warning that the issue lies in abuse rather than the foods themselves.
Hla Vain Threat Report On Overheard Train Conversation
Verbatim overheard exchange on New York elevated transit reveals a man declaring he would kill another if he confessed love. The dialogue shows a tense dynamic with one participant dismissing the question and the other signaling deadly intent.
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New York
Mercely
Fragmented OCR note on kitchen math and cooks
A garbled OCR fragment mentions kitchen math and multiple names such as Mia, Mary, Mira, and Now Jong. The text is unclear, with distorted phrases about a New Cook and a halted event. The readable items are disjoint and do not form a coherent report.
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Mia Diekenhirry
Mary
Mira
Diekenharey
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Navnal Seamen's Union
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Dayton, Lebanon & Chetnnati Railroad and Terminal Co
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John B. Morley
Charles J. Gale
Charles M. Burs
Cleveland Attorheya
Dayton, Lebanon & Cincinnati Railroad
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Ada L. Bowen
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