Navy Sailors Sail to Havana Amid Cuban Tense Fear
The Navy orders Admiral Osterhaus from Key West to Havana with a dispatch ship and another vessel. Reports from Minister Genapre describe Havana as menacing with large anti Negro demonstrations and clashes across the city, raising fears of a race war and possible retaliation.
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Washington
Navy Department
State Department
Nigit
Admirsl Osterbaua
Key West
Havana
Genapre
Issysna
Hag
Osterhaus
Heiress for Grave Offense Sioux City Suspect in Seduction Case
Sioux City reports that Hail for grave offense involving Illy Baughman a solicitor for the Brothertoad of Amer can Yeomin admits Des Moines home life with wife and child. Baughman arrested at Alton IA for seduction of Colia Connelly 15. charge changed from assault to seduction on advice of County Attorney Jepson. They arrived in Sioux City together last week. complaint filed by Col ly Connor's mother Mrs. Patrick Connelly of Alrou.
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Sioux City
Iloy Baughman
Amercan Yeomin
Des Moines
Baughlan
Alan, Ta
Cecolia Connelly
C. N. Jepson
Patrick Connelly
Alrou
Deburqie County Close in Iowa Secretary of State Race
Des Moines reports Dubuque County completed the tabulation of primary ballots a week late amid a tight contest between Md Chassell and Senator W B Alien for the secretary of state nomination. With complete state returns, Chassell held a lead of 42 votes. Former Iowa youths honored, Perry Yo Whaley named principal at Riverside High in San Francisco. W J Phornmborgh now heads a sub-division in Owatonna Minnesota.
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Des Moines
Deburqie
Perry
C. Yo Whaley
Perry Schiols
Iowa
Rigarview High
San Francisco
Cal
W. J. Phornmborgh
Low Vkasen
Ac Subivits
Owatonna
Minn
Burns Denounced in Darrow Trial Cross Examination
Cross examination of Bert H. Frankun in the Clarence Darrow bribery case continues. Daniel He seeks to involve Samuel Gompers and AFL leader amid claims Burns prosecutors aimed to influence jurors and press section remarks. The district attorney denies Burns involvement and any link to Gompers.
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Bart H. Frank
Mh Ende
Daniel
Gompers
Los Angeles
Cal
Juna
Bert H. Frankun
Clarence 8
Darrow
McNamara
Oscar Lawler
Franklin
Tury
United States
McNamata
Burns
Rogers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tat Burns
Darrow Telat
Telegraphic notes from multiple cities on strikes and politics
Boston elevated railway workers strike after recognition dispute with no union. Theodore Roosevelt leads South Dakota primary returns with large plurality. Cox nominated for governor in Ohio with Nichols renominated for lieutenant governor. Taft signs three year homestead bill lowering proof period. One fatal automobile train collision reported near Montgomery.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railway
Slous
Falla
Theodore Roosevelt
South Dakota
Netspapers
Taoedie, O
James M. Cox
Dayton
Hugh H. Nichols
Montgomery County
Washington
Teft
Sherman
United States
George B. Nixon
Nevada
Woodley Lane
Taft
Homestead Hill
Moonington
Joseph West
Walter Price
Tere
Alfalfa Crop Record and Farm Sales Highlight Iowa Items
Monticello reports Richard Cartang harvesting alfalfa on a 1.5 acre field west of town. Planting began five years ago with seven harvests yearly, first cutting in June, second in July, third in August, fourth in September. Marshalltown farms sell high as two acres change hands near 315 per acre. Mount Pleasant notes Captain Lot Avraham leading G A R inspection tours and serving as GOP convention delegate.
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Monticello
Richard Cartang
Jyne
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Eliott
Halph Diller
Ali
Mount Pleasant
Lot Avraham
Iowa
Chicago
Allead
Convict Escapes From Ft Madison Detachment
A convict named J. J. Cunney employed at the state jail near Ft Madison escaped while guarding stock. No definite word has been received about his whereabouts. He had been sentenced to five years for horse stealing and last seen near Coupe Blats.
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Ft. Madison
J. J. Cunney
Jane
Kenyon Wins in Des Moines Democratic Lean Fades
In Des Moines June 6 progressive leader W S Kenyon defeated former Senator Lafayette Young by a substantial margin for the Republican senate nomination. D W Hamilton was surprised for the Democratic nomination with a GOP plurality around twenty thousand over Holden and Sroudht. Several incumbents were renominated including Mekell Haugen Kennedy Kendall, while I G Dunn secured the Democratic nomination for governor by about six thousand votes.
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Tes Moines
W. S. Kenyon
Lafayette Young
Dan Moines
Iowa Pripurias
D. W. Lamilton
Sigmierey
Congress Bans Fight Film Reels in Theaters
The Rodenberry bill clears the Interstate Commerce Committee and bans prizefighting films from interstate theater screens. The measure prohibits such pictures from being shown anywhere in the country.
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Washington
Congress
Duchess of Connaught Recovering After Peritonitis
Duchess of Connaught, treated in Quebar for peritonitis, has been brought to this city. She is making rapid and satisfactory progress toward recovery.
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Duchess of Connaught
Monreal
Jina
Connaught
Quebar
Orozna Authorized to Negotiate Canada Loan
The state congress of Chihuahua reportedly authorized General Orozna to negotiate a loan of 2,609,000 gold to Canada. Ottawa notes a June Ottawa message to the Montreal Star. The report mentions Qrozeo borrowing 82.5 million.
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Qrozeo
Ottawa
Congreya
Chihuahua
Montreal Star
General Orozna
Canada
Six Rule All Banks Control 100 in Gotham Hearing
Congressional subcommittee examines the New York Clearing House through manager William Shev er, naming Vanderlip Gannon Frow Delafield Van Iuard Hepburn as leading figures. The testimony before the banking and currency committee highlights alleged influence of major banks on policy and the clearing house.
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Congressional
Gotham
Money Trust
New York
Sll
Frank A. Vanderlip
James G. Gannon
Fourth “National Lab
Walterb. Frow
Corn Exchange Bank
Richard Delafield
National Park Bank
Gio T. Vanilard
New York Surt Company
Horton Hepburn
New York Clearing
House Wid
Chage National Bank
Clearing House Committee
Organza Jinn
New York Clearing Honan Association
Hhe Clearing House
Lockhurst
Evasow
Uie
Huxee of
Campel Sumpel Untermyer
William Shever
Thouse
Hol
Parrer
Atsendijo
Loule- Jura
Untermyer
Harding WHI Nominate Taft in Chicago Convention
Columbus June 10 Warren G. Flurding former lieutenant governor of Ohio will present Taft as the presidential nominee to the Chicago convention.
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Harding
Taft
Columbus
Chicago
Warren G. Flurding
Ohio
Famous Bridge at Tarrytown Demolished in Newsworthy Collapse
New York June 10 The famous Pocanlien bridge at Tarrytown known worldwide as the Steadless Horseman's Bridge fell today with a crash. Workmen had been undermining it for several days and the structure finally gave way.
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New York
Tarrytown
En Route to Kill Taft in Wisconsin
A man claiming to go to Washington to kill President Taft was detained in Neenah Wisconsin on a Friday. He told authorities he hailed from Byringlor Iowa and had a ble name ad Willig Goteb.
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Taft
Neenab
Wis
Washington
Byringlor
Supreme Court Reverses Commerce Court In Multiple Rulings
The High Court on Friday overturned several Commerce Court decisions. Key actions include nullifying a Cincinnati railroad rate order on Gambled tank cars, reversing a receivership fight over Chattanooga rates, and striking down a coal steaming rate case. Also upheld a 1907 food sale act and awarded $189,000 in a patent dispute involving the Weediehouse transformer. Chief Justice White limits Commerce Court power and asserts it may not override federal authorities.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Proctor & Gamble
Order
Weethighbuse Electric Company
Wagner Electric Company
Tyrle Fringlig
Weediehouse
White
Cusep
Governor Wilson Endorsed by North Carolina Delegation
Raleigh June reports that eight North Carolina at large delegates were elected and, by a 598 to 896 vote, endorsed Governor Woodrow Wilson’s candidacy at the Malthimlie convention. Delegates were unetrieted with a split to favor Wilson and two pledged to be neutral.
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Raleigh
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Bach
King of Saxony Injured in Horse Accident
King Frederick Augustus of Saxony was thrown from his horse while reviewing troops in Dresten on Friday and suffered a severe fracture of the right leg. The king is reported as 13 feet? enuy.
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King of
Saxony
Dresten
Man Weds Daughter-in-Law In Spartanburg Story
A Spartanburg incident reports a man marrying his widowed daughter-in-law to bar the grandchildren from an objectionable topic raised by the father. The wording is unclear but indicates a family dispute and legal or social tensions surrounding remarriage within a clan.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Mason
Blackemith
Ely
Troops Readied for Cuba Landing as U.S. Moves
Washington June 10 four thousand troops ordered to distant readiness for a Cuba movement. General Wood orders transports to be coal ed and provisioned for voyage. Units include Fifth, Twenty ninth, Seventeenth Infantry and others at Forts Jay Porter Niagara McPherson Oglethorpe and D A Russell. Marines and bluejackets stand by on Cuba soil.
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Washington
Cuba
Gomey
United States
Haok
Fifth
Platteburg Barracke
Twentyninth Infantry
Fort Jay
Fort Porter
Fort Niagara
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Avanta
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Fourth’ Field Artillery
Signal Cotms
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
Gomez
Coblegram
Arthir Benupre
Havana
Beanpre
Toledo
Acca
Polles
Gomes
Santiago
Jume
Minnesota
Miegouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Osterhaus
Guantanamo Naval Station
Taft Wins 24 Delegates Amid Contests Across States
Chicago dispatch reports 24 delegates from Alabama and Arkansas with half votes backing Roosevelt were denied by the Republican committee. An equal number from the same states backing Taft were seated. Official totals show 262 delegates in contest with 20 state summaries and district by district details released. Contests were widely reported to range from 228 to 266.
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Republican National Committee
Chicago
Alabama
Arkansas
Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Ohio's Six Votes To Taft At National Convention
Ohio's six delegates chosen for Taft at the Republican state convention ended with Taft gaining the majority by a vote of 390 to 421. Delegation rules show a split of three Taft and three Roosevelt, reflecting a divided path to the national convention.
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Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Columbia, G
Sioux City Honors Deceased Congressman Elbert J Hubbard
A Sioux City ceremony Friday honored late Congressman Elbert J Hubbard with a national display of respect from a U S Senate delegation and others. Separate reports recount an assassination attempt in Vienna aimed at Premier Tisza, with Deputy Kovacs firing three shots and then killing himself.
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National Senate
House
Hubbard
Sioux City, Tn
Sioux City
the Nation
Elbert J. Hubbard
United States Senate
Austria
Vienna
Tlezynhe
Federal Official Murdered Near Black River Honduras
Frederick Pierrepont Shaw, an official of the federal court in the district of northern Illinois, was assassinated last Friday at Black River near Trigong ine Honduras.
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Washington
Frederick Pierrepont Shaw
Federal Court
District of
Illnois
Black River
Trigong
Honduras
Woman Burned to Death in Charlegton Incident
In Charlegton Michigan a woman reportedly died by fire during an attempt to start a blaze. Details remain unclear as officials investigate possible causes and timing in June.
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Charlegton
How Girls May Avoid Periodic Pains
A Rochester New York mother reports her 18 year old daughter suffered monthly dizziness and cramps until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound provided relief. Miss Cora B. Fosnauen from Stoutsville Ohio also cites improved health after using the same remedy. The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company notes numerous grateful letters from mothers.
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Rochester
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
RicHand
N. Dunham
Exchange St
N.Y. Stoutaville
Ohio
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Cora B. Fosnauen
Stoutsville
R.F.D
Lydia BA
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
The Worms Way in Victorian Debate on Vivisection
The text recounts a Philadelphia vivisectionist arguing against English reform calls to ban vivisection and cruelty to worms. Stephen Coleridge defends the notion that a worm’s writhing on a hook proves pain, while an opponent mocks the imply inhuman suffering.
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Stephen Coleridge
Philadelphia
Coleridge
Mr. Coleridge
A Fine Distinction in Journalistic Circles
A city editor contemplates the newsroom makeup naming fifty seven women and three society reporters as the core of modern journalism. The friend of the editor is introduced to the craft in a humorous sketch of newspaper life.
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Sen
Lve
Writing in Dialect Forces a Busy Author to Adapt
A fragmentary exchange shows a busy author urged to use dialect for a story. The lines imply a challenge with a broken life writer tool and a request to craft narrative voice in regional speech.
How He Got Tham and Aged Women Question
A playful note from the Catholic Standard and Times questions whether women grow old or merely catch up with their age. The dialect humor centers on a character Rastus Skituah and a colloquial tease about talking up a "powabfu" tale and a misunderstood phrase.
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Rastus
Catholic Standard and Times
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