Yankees Diplomats Leave Caracas Castro Defies World
Caracas June 24 reports say American delegation withdraws from Caracas legation and Porto Cabello transfer planned aboard the gunboat Marietta. US interests placed with Brazilian legation as tensions rise with Venezuela. rumors of a revolt in Colombia and severed ties with several nations.
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Caracas
United States
Marietta
Porto Cabello
Jacob Sleeper
W. W. Russell
Francis A. Ruggles
Caracan
Castro
John Brewer
Holland
Colombia
France
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Camaro
United
Avery Point
Venezuelan
North American
Paris
Caracao
Matin
Europe
Bolivia
Ecuador
South America
America
Powers Sets New Record in Columbus Trap Handicap
About 250 shooters faced 100 birds from 16 yards and 20 targets with two shots per target. Powers of the day broke records by hitting 16 straight at 16 yards and excelled in the special event, drawing praise from professionals and amateurs alike.
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Powers
Plumbus
Deostar
Primary Democrats vote in recent contest shock readers
The Democrats of love cast almost 01,000 votes in their recent primary defying expectations. A rebellion broke out in Pa dang on the west coast of Bimatra, and six hundred women in Brooklyn vowed to oppose meat and fowl price rises, with stores attacked. Maine and Alabama ships sailed from Honolulu to join the Atlantic fleet, due to arrive at Ma olin July 24. Grand Traverse county, Mich saw a cyclone cause damage. A barn near Kingaley collapsed while workers toiled, injuring five. Commission makes a new rule for salary claims by players released to other leagues, requiring ten days notice before release to avoid salary payment. Lincoln Neb denounces Republican platform as repudiating Roosevelt reforms, per Bryan.
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Canada
Pacific
Democrats of Love
Padang
Bimatra
Brooklyn
Maine
Alabema
Special Service
Honoluia
Maolin
Grand Traverse County
Mich
Kingaley
Cincinnat
Jerry F. Bonovan
Philadelphia
Ntional Baseball Commission
Tlior League Clube
Yale Defeats Harvard In Classic At New Haven
Yale alumni flooded the stands as Secretary Taft arrived to watch the annual Yale Harvard baseball game. Yale blanked Harvard 3 to 0 in a scene of jubilation and noisy excitement. Nearby, Youngstown politicians push for a strong September campaign opener, hoping Taft attends to boost efforts.
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Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Taft
Yale Flc
Marvard
Youngstown
Youngstowe
Con Sreteman
Jamies Kennedy
Ohio
Uninstructed Delegation Heads to Denver at Georgia Convention
At the Democratic state convention in Uninstructed Ga on June 4 an effort to endorse Thomas Watson for president failed. The resolution was voted down and the delegation heads to Denver uninstructed.
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Thomas ¥. Watson
Denver
Locomotive Explosion Claims Three Workers in Steelton
Three men were killed when a Pennsylvania railroad locomotive exploded near Steelton two miles from New Brunswick on Tuesday. The incident occurred as a work train was being drawn. In Kansas City, Missouri, Prosecuting Attorney Kimbreil dismissed 100 cases against actors and theater staff for alleged Sunday labor violations, with over 1,500 awaiting trial, ending Judge Wallace’s Sunday closing crusade.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Pennylvania Road
Steelton
Kansas City
Moon
Kimbreil
Iaw
Missouri
Porterfield
William HW. Wallace
Sanday
Attorney Watson Seizes Canadian Whisky in Warehouse Raid
Dietret At torney Watron and Marshal Taylor seized SAO cases of a well known Canadian whisky from Hiram Walker & Bons warehouse. Value set at $00,000. Action continues a renewed drive by the cultural department to remove Canadian whisky from American markets for improper labeling under the pure food law.
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Ven Eo Atueg
Rom Fedora
Dietret
Watron
Marshal Taylor
Toeeday
SAO
Hiram Walker & Bons
Clude
Bank clerk suicide under investigation after loss noted
A bank clerk, Harry Wehier of the People's, was found dead in a field near a suburban area on Tuesday. Indications point to suicide amid an alleged cash shortage of about $5,000 in the bank’s accounts. Hoggett, age 40, connected with the case, is under scrutiny as police investigate the discrepancy and motive.
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Harry Wehier
The
People's
Feild
Wik Perotinis
Hoggett
Land conspiracy case costs and platform dispute echoed
Washington reports that four men face conviction or acquittal in a land conspiracy case with costs totaling forty nine thousand eighty dollars. Attorney General Pugh comments on platform criticism and Taft’s role in shaping the anti injuction plank. Ohio notes cover a Wheeling railroad constitutional ruling and Cedar Point optical association convention opening with strong attendance and industry exhibits.
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Washington
Frederek A. Hyde
Joant Hi. Schneider
John A. Benton
Monry PF. Temond
Assment
Pugh
Ellin
Land Department
Mb Columbus
Wade Bilis
Bryan
Fiis
Friends of
Taft
Street Car Service Stops at Clifton Boulevard
In Cleveland on June 24 street car service on Clifton Boulevard via Lakewood was halted after Mayor Miller pressed for better suburban car accommodations. President du Pont of the railway company vows the service will resume to the village once Miller lifts his obstruction of suburban cars.
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Cleveland
Clifton Boulevard
Lakewood
Timday
Miller
du Pont
Enjoin Boston Rail Co Ordered Disposal by 1909
A Boston injunction against the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. requires the company to dispose of holdings in related companies by July 1, 1909, as ordered by the Supreme Court judge Hiden Rugg. The decree targets preventing directors agents and employees from profiting through cross holdings in informally linked firms. In brief notice, Mary Paesty, a 60 year old widow, was shot by Victor Henry near Woodhaven while Henry sought her marriage proposal.
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Boston
New York
Mary Paestdy
Tuerday
Woodhaven
Victor Henry
Tima
Deine
Henry
Marina
Terrible mistake injures wife in Bellefontaine home
In Bellefontaine Ohio a man Snepper or Knepper threw lye in his young bride’s face during a domestic incident, destroying one eye and scar on her face while the husband was injured. the event stems from a reckless act at home ending in lifelong injuries for the wife and eye damage for the husband. The matter follows through with court actions and pleas connected to a separate federal case involving railroad rebates and Hepburn law charges against An Arbor Company, with later hospital plans in Canton Ohio as Mrs Kier’s donation prompts a hospital project.
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Bellefontaine
Snepper
Knepper
Death of Capt Gillon B. Harber’s Father in Youngstown
Joseph Tarber, 90, father of Capt Gillon B. Harber of the medal server squadron in Honolulu, died here Monday night from a stroke of paralysis. He was a longtime resident of Youngstown, O.
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Harber
Dion
Youngstown
Joseph Tarber
Gillon B. Harber
Honolulu
Burglaries and arrests ripple through early June news
Reported burglary hits Chatfield post office during a thunderstorm with stene glycerin damage and $20 stolen. In Anaconda, John K. Welch and associates face dynamiting charges at WC Wicklund home. Wicklund linked to Amalga Copper Co quarry foreman role and earlier blast. Immigration numbers show sharp May declines. five month total down 66 percent from 1907.
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Bucyras
Chatfield
Washington
United States
Comuntries
Charles Jefferson Dieu dies aged 67 in New York
Charles Jefferson Dieu former theatrical manager and eldest son of the late Joseph Jefferson died after a weeks long illness in New York. He was 67 years old.
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Charles Jefferson Dieu
New York
Itc
Charien Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Two Men Drowned In Ontonagon River
Two men drowned in Ontonagon Michigan on June 24 as young Wesker, age 1, was swept away while bathing in the Ontonagon river. David P Russ, 24, attempting to recover the body, drowned after losing his own life. Cholera outbreak hits American troops in Manila.
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Houghton
Mich
Oheny Wesker
Way
Tes May
Ontonagon
David P. Russ
Wenter
Gold hardened by new process aids surgical tools
A Victorian note reports Dr Vaughn's 18 year effort to temper pure gold without alloying it, yielding surgical instruments of 14 karat analysis that resist rust and leave no skin speck. The breakthrough promises broader impact in medicine and mechanics, enhancing hospital and physician use worldwide.
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Henry Shhedd Beardsley
Klade
Vaughn
Vaughnie
Feziqua Oa
Galton’s new science and eugenic aims debated
The piece reports on Dr. Galton presenting a new science of heredity at the Sociological Society, discussing birth-rate decline, national well being, and the aims of a new sociology group to study heredity. It quotes Galton on love, social influence, marriage, and the controversial idea of sterilizing social failures.
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Dr. Galton
Sociological Society
de. Galton
New
Soulalogical Society
George Barna Shaw
Marrane
Lhasa
Benjamin Kidd
Food Society
H. G. Welln
Japanese Sword Making A Craft From Ore To Masterpiece
The article describes traditional Japanese sword production with hand forging and repeated heating, folding, and tempering. It details the ritual aspects, protective charms, and strict prohibitions against demons, noting the forge process, clay temper, water quench, and the smith’s craft from ore to finished blade.
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Japan
Toledo
Damaneus
Walla
Curious Americans and Russian Beards at Roosevelt Funeral
A foreign man with a long brown beard drew police attention while waiting three hours for President Roosevelt at Canton for Ida McKinley’s funeral. He claimed to want only to see the president from a distance, but officers warned him as crowds surged. Officers note foreigners with beards draw scrutiny, yet behavior of crowds often tempts trouble. The incident highlights curiosity and security during a presidential event.
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Kukeia
Emperor
Gormanty
Mom
Maqna
United States
Ilie
Roosevelt
Canton
Ida Saxton McKinley
Urat
Juthee
William R. Day
Perm
Ranslan
Tully
Bethere
Renlly
Edgernows
Ubiled Simler
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Wheeling
Taylor
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Ohler Optical Asociation
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Spc
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Felix Guleizl
Indiawinn
Guleizl
Dins
Alliance
Hmery Melor
Gee
H. M. Whitney
Torean
Guna Se
Toledo Jen and Coal Co
Ann Arbor Co
McKinsey
Charlea Lang
Ron Klorer
McKinley
Tunnday
Magr. Mellx J. Bost
Cleveland Catholic
Siatera of Charity
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Kiere
Lfer
Manila
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Grego
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Hocking Valley
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