Evans 19 Again in Command in Pacific Fleet Parade
Evans again takes command role as Pacific Fleet heads to San Francisco for the grand naval review. Admiral Evans to hoist pennant on Minnesota. Admiral Thomas to succeed May 15, with Evans aboard Connecticut at Monterey to resume duties. Thousands attend the Frisco parade. second squadron arrives from Puget Sound.
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Santa Cruz
Col
Monterrey
Aix
San Pedro
Alatfina
Eerry
Ardmiral Thoms
Connecticut
Minnesota
Connecticut Fa
Monteray
Evans
Connertii
Inital Thomas
Econ Ae
Monterey
Linding
Thomas
Admiral Evans
Admiral Sperry
Feet
San Francisco
Pacific Fleet
Puget Sound
Dayton
Conaivta
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Maryland
Bebree
Tennessee
Washington
California
South Dakota
Soliny
Pacifis Cotiroo
Metala Aay
Belected Two Sets of Delegates in Kentucky
Covington May 6 Republicans in the Sixth Kentucky district held two conventions naming two sets of delegates to the national convention and two presidential electors both conventions nominated John Logie for Congress. Also inspectors were named for school buildings in Columbus and a murder verdict was returned in Norwich where William Beott was found guilty of murder in the first degree.
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Covington
Kentucky
Sonal
John Logie
Congress
Norwich
William Beott
Ter & Work
James Beott
Supreme Court
Destructive May Tornado Hits Springfield Store
A tornado struck Springfield Missouri on Monday, wrecking the Wagon Co store, uprooting trees, and interrupting wire service. The storm killed several horses and cattle and caused extensive damage across the area.
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Springfield
Springfield Wagon Co
Appropriations Total Over 11 Million in Ohio Bills
Columbus May 5 A summary of the appropriation bills shows total general revenue fund outlays for 1909 totaling 11 726 006. Beeremate 8 046 006 leads, with common schools 2 430 000 and district funds 45 000 plus further allocations 100 000.
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Columbus
General Assembly
General Revenue Fund
Reign of Terror Fears Tobacco Growers in Brown County
Report from Adjt. Gen. Critchfield after a tour of southern Ohio notes Brown County tobacco growers living in terror amid feared night raids. A Kentucky meeting near Augusta seeks to unite growers against crepe raking, while Gov. Critchfield and Gov. Harrie discuss possible state action and troop deployment remains undecided.
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Columbus
Ohio
Adjt
Critchfeld
Kentucky
Augusta
Oldhe Tobacco KroWwer
Aberdeen
Gev
OritehAeld
Harrie
Miller
Brown County
Rogers Denies Allegations in Rail Merger Case
Rogers and co defendants deny government claims of unlawful conspiracy to control rail commerce. Rogers asserts lack of Utah district jurisdiction and seeks dismissal plus costs and damages for injury to his reputation. He admits buying significant Atchison stock but says it was an investment and denies any intent to gain unlawful control.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Rogers
James Stillman
Harriman
Aunnery
H. H. Harriman
Jacob Schitt
Inion Paddle
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Tha
Southern Pacific
Midronds
Redtrain
Rennan
Tit
Pyor
Roger
Favera
Naitier He
Buliman
Kuhn
Frick
W. A. Clark
Sullivan Dies In Washington As Engraving Bureau Chief
Thomas J. Sullivan director of the bureau of engraving and printing is dead in Washington. The House banking committee voted to table a new Vreeland financial measure. A hood riot erupted in Hudson Pennsylvania with poles involved. several killed and many injured. A drought in northern Colorado eased by rainfall later. Ward family entanglements noted with a $10,000 annual income and unclear aunt relations amid grain speculation.
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Thomas J. Sullivan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Vreeland Financial
Tallane
Thudson
Colorado
Dolief
Robert BR. Ward
Ward
Myuitille Assurances
Thaw Freed Temporarily From Mattenwan Hospital
Harry K. Thaw is released from the Mattenwan hospital for the criminal insane temporarily and will stay at the Duytehess county fair until the Star decision on the writ of habeas corpus is handed down. The formal hearing is set for next Monday in the supreme court, with District Attorney Jerome given a chance to oppose Thaw’s release.
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Poughkoopale
N.Y
Harry K. Thaw
Mattenwan Hospital
Duytehess County Fair
Supreme Court
Jerome
Perdon
Thaw
Myles
British forces halt raid as tribesmen scatter at frontier
Maj Gen Wilcor, commander of the Brith forces, rushed reinforcements to the scene of the disturbance in Khyber Pass. His prompt action forced the Woops to retreat, saving civilians and pushing bandits back across the frontier. Raiders weakened by lack of tribal support fled in multiple directions.
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Aimii
India
Wilcor
Mme
Faelen
Khyber Pass
Eleven Names On Death List At New Aveline Hotel
Fort Wayne May 6 rain halted the search for bodies in the New Aveline hotel ruin. The death toll stood at 11 with no new bodies found since Monday when a charred trunk was recovered. Most victims claimed by relatives, hospitals report all injured are stable except Mr Matthews of Columbus who may die. Two persons are reported missing.
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Fort Wayne
Jamny
Aveline
Secretary of State adds 400 to 500 appointments
May 6 report from Columbus notes legislature tied to state departments leading to heavy workload. Secretary Thompson will add between 400 and 500 appointments and handle automob ile license enforcement and issuance tasks. Fred C. Caley of Akron appointed automobile registrar at 1350 dollars annual pay. Players reinstated without fines for Washington Americans. Two players, John Andermay and M. F. Hayden, fined 25 dollars each by the factional baseball commission, which cited justified actions in their departure.
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Columbus
Eenson
Thompson Wit
Heensen
Tage
Dn Hhe Hand
Thompeon
Neaday
Fred C. Caley
Akfen Matting Tterk
Cincinnati
John Andermay
M. FF. Hayden
Washington Americans
Baseball Commission
Washington
Anderson
Hayton
Americas Topist Missionary union builds Granville home
Wil Build a Home for Children Newark May 6 The Americas Topist Missionary union plans a three story colonial home on four acres in Granville for children of missionaries in foreign lands. W T Doane of Cincinnati funds construction and the project advances amid community support.
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Newark
Americas Topiist Missionary Union
Granville
Forden Lands
W. T. Doane
Cincinnati
Denivan University
Municipal bonds sale reflects easing money market
New York May 1 The monetary easing was shown by a sale of 28 million dollars in six month municipal bonds bearing 2 percent interest. The issue was bought by several banking firms. Earlier winter revenue bonds were sold to the Comptroller bearing interest at a stated rate.
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New York
Motz
Fatal River Disaster at Petersbure Hits 120 Deaths
A tragic river incident near Petersbure on a May day caused 120 deaths and many missing as authorities investigate. Emergency crews from Monifeft and Bykhof responded to the riverbank collapse and ensuing flood, recording a high casualty toll and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Petersbure
Peay Bykhof
Monifeft
Senator Bulkeley Defends Negro Roller at Browneville Incident
Congress member Bulkeley of Connecticut spoke at length on Monday about the Browneville affray. He asserted belief in the innocence of the negro roller as the committee on military affairs faced an appropriations clash. The appropriations panel had its work overridden and a $250,000 addition was tacked onto the suniy elvil appropriation before adjourning for the day.
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Toledo
Wittlock
Frederickton
N. B
William P. Mewerling
Mindeter
Crown Lands
Brunawick
Crownland
Bimeek
Har
Toule
Pindeen
Cheago
Alx
Chargive
Catle
Landis
United States
Washington
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Browneville
Committee of Appropriations
Wotmittug
Silver Dish Sells for 4400 Guineas at Auction
London May 3 The art collection of the late Marchioness Casgogham was sold at auction on Monday. Among the silverware a rosewater ewer and dish bearing the London hall mark of 1618 weighed 9 ounces and realized 4400 guineas, part of a total sale price around 20000 dollars.
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London
Casgogham Wan
James
Norris Presents Evidence On Paper Cost Increase Probe
Washington May 5 An eight inch stack of telegrams from publishers nationwide cites higher print paper costs. John Norris of New York submitted the telegrams to the special committee investigating the issue. Norris presented a tunnel of facts and figures to support charges against the International Paper Co by the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Washington
Foun
Thas
John Norris
New York
Norris
International Paper Co
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Eleven Sailors Drown On Steamer Minnie Kellen Off Oregon
Newport Oregon May 6 Eleven sailors drowned when the Minnie Kellen shifted in a storm and a large wave washed crew into the sea during a rescue attempt. Nine men were saved by the life boat and another on a raft reached shore with injuries. The vessel was bound Aberdeen to San Francisco loaded with timber.
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Newport
Ore
Minnie
Kellen
Aberdeen
San Francisco
Wessel
Life sentence given to Mant in Battle Creek killing two
In Battle Creek Michigan on May 5 Joseph B Mant a 9 Hater salesman was sentenced to life imprisonment after he shot and killed Aff and Mr Homer Jones last Saturday Mant and Meir faced the judge as the sentence was pronounced noting life tenure in penitentiary and the court’s final action.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Joseph B. Mant
Homer Jones
Mant
Meir
Root Juice Miracle Prompts Local Drugstore Demonstration
Continued Root Juice demonstrations at Flocken's drug store claim wide cures for liver stomach and blood issues. Local residents share relief after ten days usage with prices at one dollar per bottle or three for two fifty. promotion runs through this week.
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Flocken
Mia
John Hendricks
Root Jules
Charles Tindiny
Marion
Vlocken
Toot Juice Ie & Wonderful Medicing
Serpent of Fate Shapes a July Wheatcut Wedding
A fragmented diary style note recalls Grabbie operating a mowing machine during July wheat harvest and plans to marry Ame within a week. The scene hints at mood, birdsong, and a unusual line about a serpent.
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Grabbie
Bbeo
Ame
The Ring Gone in the Wheat and a Sly Theft
Eben and Katie share a tender moment in a wheat field after Katie loses a ring given by Eben. Moll Tinker later reveals a jewel hoard including Eben’s plain gold ring and a diamond ring that matches Katie’s fate, exposing a tale of mistaken trust and theft.
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Weil
Eben
Kathe
Bllen
Katie Ball
Molly Tinker
Katte
Ole Ball
Kate
Rben
Katie
Himelf
Eielet
Ben
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Charles
Ates Berrick
Cleveland
East Pitte-Art Street
Central Avenue
Congressional
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Beter
Oregon Coat
Easton
Henry Smith
Irene Smith
Robert Bachman
Nazareth
Scott
Daniel K Lastie
Public Pervies
Bitnay Nieht
Marvels
Sherwin Williams
Mann’'S
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Union Station
North Bound
Ie Rt
Chicago East
LROAD
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