Rev Edward Everett Hale Dies in Boston at 82
Rev Edward Everett Hale longtime United States Senate chaplain died in Roxbury Boston at home from heart failure after two to three weeks of illness. Born April 4 1822 in Beston he joined the Unitarian ministry in 1846 and wrote widely including A Man Without a Country His death drew condolences from President Taft and prompted Senate tributes as Ulysses Pierce led a morning prayer.
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United States Senate
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Susan Hale
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Te Vedelde
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Heston
Harvard
Unitarian
Ingram
Washinton
Taft
Edward Everett Hale
Heath
Senate
Stanton
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
All Souls Church
Death toll from Malay Archipelago quake looms large
The Hague reports a possible enormous loss of life from Thursday's earthquake and tidal wave in Upper Padang and surrounding islands. Dispatches cited 220 killed at Upper Padang, with private messages noting greater devastation elsewhere. Limited communication may delay full casualty figures.
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Malay Archipelago
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Wright Brothers Receive Medals at White House
Wilbur and Orville Wright accompanied by Katharine arrive in Washington to a reception by the Aero Club and President Taft. Taft presents the Aero Club of America gold medals in the East Room amid a large crowd and signals the brothers’ honor for aviation achievements.
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Taft
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Congrasman Parsons
New York
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Mike
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Rmdom Dixty
Aero and Cosmos Clubs
Cosmos
Dayton
Fort Meyer
Senate Debates Wool Schedule Amid Tariff Vote Split
The Senate resumed work on the wool schedule with Dolilvar opposing tariff reductions on yarns partly or wholly made of wool. The vote tally was 43 to 4, with progressive Republicans joining Democrats in opposing the measure.
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Washington
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Jaan of Arc Spectacle At Marvard Provokes Controversy
Charles Protiamn acting for Mise Mate Adythe staged the Jaan of Arc under German department auspices at Marvard. The play replaced Beihiter's version with Mie Adama in the title role. Proceeds were to the Germanlemom of the university, amid controversy and heavy preparation at Colonial theater Bowton.
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Marvard Soem
Wilgie
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Mie Adama
Callahan's Case Hopeless in Jackson
Jackson Kentucky June 10 Hope has faded for Callahan the feudist as his condition worsens since yesterday. Lew Johnson and Eliana Smith, exhausted by a prior attempt at flumination, were brought in by the sheriff and held by Judge Adams. Bond set at $2,000 with relatives arranging quarters. Republican organization backs the men as politics enters the case.
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Reorganization Plans for Chicago Great Western Railway
New York reports P. Morgan & Co announce a reorg of the Chicago Great Western Railway Co forming a new company. It will issue 28 million of first mortgage four percent bonds 60 million in preferred stock and 46 million common. Total plan costs about 2 million with a voting list including J P Morgan George S Baker and Robert.
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Chicago-Great Western Railway Co
J. P. George S. Baker
Robert
Plan Details For Stock Swap Of Preferred And Common Shares
The text describes a five period plan to create a property for participation. MAP preferred stock and common shares will be valued at $15 per share. Debentures totaling $28,600 will receive 7 percent. Old AA stock receives 120 percent in new company stock.
Veterans Overcome by Heat at Confederate Reunion Parade
In Memphis Tennessee old veterans struggled in the heat during the United Confederate Veterans encampment closing parade. Frederick Dent Grant reviewed the line as veterans endured a sweltering day ahead of the Mobile reunion events.
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United Confederate Veteranma
Frederick Dent Grant
Mobile
Controversy Over Foster Expulsion Rumors Spars
Obscure reports from Obago detail a Baptist conference dispute over Prof. Foster of the University of Chicago. Affected charges include atheism and Unitarian ties, with about eighty-one clergy expected to vote on ousting him when the matter is reopened.
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Johnston Myers
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Baptist Conference
Geonm Narnwin’ Foster
University of Chicago
Aehond
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Baptist
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Atte
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Poster
Workmen Are Roasted in Wheeling Blast Fatal Fire
In Wheeling West Virginia near Martine Merry at mid May a furnace blast at Wheeling Steel and Iron Company kills seven men and fatally injures another. Many workers were burned or injured. rescuers faced heavy danger as foreigners dominated the victim list.
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Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Martine Merry
Olo
Violence at Wellston as strikebreakers attacked
In Wellston on Wednesday noon, around 900 strike sympathizers attacked strikebreakers from Chillicothe and Columbus near the Peck Williamcot foundry. John Bannihan was beaten. hospitalized with a broken jaw and other injuries. Several others were badly beaten. attackers dispersed with grips burned or destroyed. Additional squads were reported planned for later entry.
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Chielnnatt
Columbus
Peck Williamcot
Hocking Valley
John Bannihan
Hamden
Passengers Rescued From Stranded Vessel Off New York
Three hundred nine passengers aboard the Spanish liner Antonio Lopez were rescued by the crew and transferred to revenue cutters after spending the night stranded on a reef near Polar Woods. The vessel was driven ashore by giant seas but all aboard were unharmed.
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Fireteland
Polar Woods
Long Ialand
Venezuela 1 Now Prospering Financially
Caracas reports President Gomez’s congress message showing reduced taxes and improved balance sheets. He notes Bank of Venezuela deficit cleared, diplomatic expenses paid, and a small favorable balance, while praising the US for restoring friendly ties and the removal of export taxes on coffee cocoa and hides.
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Japan insists on full rights in new treaty talks
Washington reports Japan notified Secretary Knox of terminating the current treaty unless labor entry rights are retained. Taft calls a new treaty negotiation the administration’s top foreign policy task. Government sources note Tokyo seeks equal status with other nations, with talks led by Takahira and Knox in Washington.
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United States
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