Roosevelt Party Hunter Fatally Injures Fellow Member
A Roosevelt party member, Hf. Williams, was fatally injured while hunting with F C Selous and W H McMillan at Sotik. Williams was attacked by a Hiow after being wounded, breaking his shoulder and tearing his mesh. Williams, an English hunter and close associate of Bolous and Roosevelt, dies. The incident dampens party enthusiasm as the hunt begins.
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Williame
Roosevelt
Natvasha
Britten
Atria
Hf. Williams
F.C. Selous
W. H. McMillan
Sotik
Witnes
Wilams
Aldrich Comes With Plan To Replace Income Tax
Washington June When the Bailey Cumming income tax proposal comes up in the senate Friday it will be indefinitely postponed Replacing it will be a tax on the net earnings of corporations and a proposal to amend the constitution to authorize Congress to impose no tax upon incomes Aldrich will offer new plans in the tax war to gain votes The corporation tax aims to raise twenty to fifty millions and the constitutional amendment would avoid unconstitutionality while pleasing progressives President Taft favors a corporation tax for government supervision of corporations and access to company books to curb dishonest or extortionate profits
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Aldrich
Supreme Court
Tafa
Aldrish
Old Feud Erupts In Meadville Violence Ends In Fatalities
In Meadville Mississippi on June 15 a feud flared into street fighting leaving two dead two fatally wounded and three seriously injured. Dr A M Newman and Lenox Newman were among the dead with Bilas G Reynolds and Herbert Applewhite among the wounded. Police and state troops mobilized as martial law loomed after a long bitter feud linked to local politics and the Cornelius Pritchard killing.
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Meadville
Mississippi
Miss
Moody Street
Brookhaven Hight
A. M. Newman
Chambery
Franklin County
Bilas G. Reynolds
Lenox Newman
Herbert Applewhite
Natchoz
Boyd
Parr
L. P. Prichard
Corbelius Prichard
Newman
Prichard
Che
Mim
Jrold
Cornelius Pritchard
J .A. W. Newman
Tarbatew Veteran Engineer With Violence
Bert Will mins, a veteran B and engineer, ran over and killed George Seas a deaf resident of the Mile Run neighborhood in Marietta. Friends threaten to harm Will mins and railroad detectives are needed to protect him.
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Tarbatew
Marietta
Bert Willmins
George Seas
Mile Run
Williama
Texas town struck by cloud burst
A cloud burst hit a Texas town shortly before dawn causing flooding in store and dwelling areas. Power plant shut down and authorities assess damage as residents report water intrusion and property loss. The incident disrupts early morning routine and emergency responders coordinate relief efforts.
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Texas
Chiltrem
Jane Li
Flooded Countryside and Damaged Rail Line Reported
Seen under the circus canvas and in flooded streets hundreds of acres are ruined. A long stretch of the Fort Worth and Denver railway was washed away. This afternoon in a Senate speech the finance committee and its chairman were praised while critics questioned the committee's good faith.
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Forth Worth
Denver
Senate
Finance Committee
Turks Are Victorious in Mountain Battle
Balonica June 15 incomplete reports recount a major clash between Turkish troops under Diewyud Pakha and Canalimnians in Pass Diakore mountains. Hundreds of Canalimnians were captured as Turks pursued them, with fears of a broader revolt. Censorship limits details.
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Balonica
Diewyud Pakha
Pass Diakore
Brandenburg on Trial in Defamation Case
New York June 16 Grover Cleveland expected to be the principal spokesman for the prosecution in the trial of Branden Brandenburg a magazine writer accused of selling spurious articles about the Democratic party to the New York Times during the last campaign He was brought to court accompanied by his attorney who voiced confidence of an acquittal and hinted at trump cards for the defense The charge linked to alleged island larceny involving a $500 counterfeit pretense case also figures in the proceedings Washington June 15 Senator Dick comments on finance committee.
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New York
Ura
Grover Cleveland
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Justiee
Branden
They Tombe
Rik
Inc
Senate to shorten sessions end day long meetings
Washington reports the Senate will dismiss long night lectures and end the society dinner. The change sets daily sessions from 1% o'clock to seven in the evening, with older Senators said to grow weary while younger members push longer talks. Ladies were directed to attend by floor members.
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Washington
Nileht Sessons
Senate
Seston
National Council of Women Leaders Attend International Council
Mrs Mary Wood Swift of Berkeley represents the National Council of Women at the International Women's Council in Toronto. Swift, president of the U S council, leads a coalition of about twenty national women's societies, totaling around 3,000,000 members, urging concerted action on peace arbitration women’s suffrage and related movements. Noted international figures include the Countess of Aberdeen and Mrs W W Sanford among others in Europe and North America.
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Mary Wood Swift
Berkeley
Cal
National Council of Women of the
United States
Taternational Women's Council
Toronto
Canada
Swift
National Council of the
Aed
Great Coalition
Mix
Leopard Wood
Txtle
Ambassdor
John Swift
Japan
Countess of Aberdeen
International Council
Frau Maric Stritt
Dresden
Germany
Anna Berta
Sweden
Moo
J Tillegfeied
Paris
Ogilvie Gonlong Aberdeen
Scotland
Martina Kramers
Holland
W. W. Sanford
Hamilton
Mayor Diven Home Attacked In Bellefontaine Firefall
In Bellefontaine Ohio on June 16 an assailant hurled a bottle through a parlor window at Mayor William Diven's home. The mayor was away. a niece slept inside as firemen and police rescued them. Damage estimated at $10,000. He is known for anti-saloon campaigns and Sunday fruit sales crackdowns.
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Bellefontaine, O
William Nk. Diven
Hin Lwore
Diven
Senator Owen Criticizes Tariff Bill and Senate Hazing
Washington June 16 Exposed review of the pending tariff bill and a strong protest against hazing new members. Sen Owen Oklahoma denounces protections for monopolies and demands cost data from the finance committee while criticizing wages, living costs, and Republican insiders. He argues the bill preserves monopolies, raises prices, and benefits rich over poor, urging a geographically apportioned, population-based Senate reallocation.
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Washington
Senate
Oy Owen
Oklahoma
Finance Committee
Committee On Committees
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Police Chiefs Meet Buffalo Convention Addresses War on Crime
Buffalo hosts the International Association of Police Chiefs in session through Wednesday. Leaders from many cities discuss strategies for fighting crime, with W H Chandler of Knoxville heading the group. A separate note from Boston reports Senator Lodge says the tariff bill is being revised downward and will be favorable.
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Buffalo
International Association of Police Chiefs
W. H. Chandler
Knoxville
Tenn
Lodge
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bomnerville Board of Trade
Violent arrest ends with multiple casualties and injuries
Rose Shuch a Cincinnati settlement worker married Andrew Deck to reform him and is wounded with two bullets in hospital. Cincinnati police and firemen rescued many inmates from a burning tenement. May Rels, 50, fatally burned. High winds ruin Honduras banana crop. William Scott electrocuted at Auburn prison for murder of his mother. Patrick Crowley marshal of Gary Indiana shot and killed while trying to arrest Modest Jamal former village mayor.
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Rose Shuch
Cincinnati
Andrew Deck
Hopital
Deck
May Rels
Honduras
William Scott
Auburn
Chenango Lake
Patrick Crowley
Gary
Modest Jamal
Murderer Escapes During Turbulent City Incident
In a startling event, a convicted murderer reportedly escaped, triggering a security response amid ongoing labor tensions. Separately, electric car workers in St. Petersburg have initiated a strike seeking improved pay and conditions. The incident raises questions about custody measures and regional labor action.
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St. Petersburg
Toledo bankers seek end to competitive bidding plan
Toledo reports that bankers' association rules convention adopts a resolution opposing the postal bank bill before Congress and the plan to guarantee bank deposits. It calls for replacing competitive bidding with a uniform distribution of profits to all insured banks.
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Toledo
Jpostal
Congpens
Bankers’ Association
Oklo
Brothers Charged With Murder Arrested in Bristol
Bristol, June 1 6: Smooth of foers early this morning got a drop on Fletch Brothers imoenahiperm charged with fondy Lee Bentley They hurried to jail under heavy guard to prevent violence following the alleged crime.
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Bristol
Smooth of Foers
Fletch Brothers
Imoenahiperm
Fondy Lee Bentley
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