Wright brothers receive gold medals at White House
Washington June 10 The achievement of flying after 6900 years is celebrated as Wilbur and Orville Wright receive gold medals from President Taft in the East Room. The Aero Club of America arranged nationwide editorials and congratulatory messages while invitations were issued for the White House ceremony. The Wrights, with Katharine Wright and family, were hosted by the Aer Club of Washington and met Representatives Herbert Pareous of New York.
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Washington
Withur
Grete Weight
Mayton
Ohio
White House
Vrealdend
Taft
Aero Cob of America
Aen Club of America
Herbert Pareous
New York
Wilbur
Credile Wrigat
Migg Katherdee Wilehts
Prominent Wealthy Men Wed In High Society Ceremony
A lavish New York wedding united two prominent California and New York figures. Guests included a Nevada court official, a writer and congressman, and France's Mrs. Jail unitleg. The ceremony featured a large dining orchestra, roses, a ceremonial carriage, and a custom gown with a $000 dress. The bridal party departed for a studied bridal tour after the event.
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New York
Edwant
James de Nivernals
Janjer
Congress
Nevada
Atty
France
California
Promineat
Provo News Notes and War Memorial Plans
Disjointed notes recount a prisoner of war death at Port Delaware between 1865 and 1865, with plans for a monument opening June 11 led by Commissioner Willa Oates. Mentions Confederate cemeteries, Camp Chase, and scrutiny of figures tied to the Petroane conspiracy and blackmail. unrelated name fragments and dates appear amid garbled text.
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Coledel Willa Oates
Wingrens
Oales
Camp Chase Confederam
Calumbur
Narn Alton
Further Arrests Made In Marion Robbery Ring Case
Federal authorities continue a round up of suspects tied to a banana band conspiracy. Marion Illinois and nearby cities are linked to the alleged plot’s meetings, with arrests of Joseph and Salore Nuzea in Cleveland and multiple suspects already taken in. Inspectors and federal agents described the operation as active, with plans to prosecute key organizers in coming days.
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Eternay
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Toledo
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Newburg
Cincinnati
Wach Hassl
Tima Wan
Aliol
Imposing Funeral Held Amid Silent Reverence
A solemn funeral ceremony was held for the late Jildine Nok, with mourners and formal rites reflecting deep sorrow. Attendees included notable figures and family members as the community paused to honor the deceased. The service featured prayers, readings, and tribute speeches, outlining a life marked by dedication and quiet service.
Funeral procession in Paris amid unrest and protests
A chaotic funeral procession for BL Chavchard draws large crowds through Paris streets near Place de la Bastille and Place de la Republique. Demonstrators clash with police while widowed Troudesatte, owner of Ron Marche stores, recalls past tortures as inflation and social unrest surge.
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Ron Marche
Che Madeline
France
Eharch
Place de la Bastile
Ketchel Faces Brine Fear Tactics in Odd Trial
New York topic reports Jan 9 details Ketchel choosing brine immersion to harden his face for a hypothetical bout with Jack O'Brien. He claims the brine makes his feature unusually firm to withstand a punch and denies fear of being cut, expressing confidence in knocking out O'Brien.
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Jane
Hranley Kelehot
Eniladelphia
Jack O'Dcen
O'Bresnas
Ketebel
O'Brien
Minister Provides Hat Check Room For Large Hats
Chicago in June a Baptist pastor offered a special hat check room for women of the Baptist Missionary Union at Ebgit church after an ultimatum against hats in church. Those familiar with the provision were astonished though they did not protest.
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Chicago
A. F. Purkiss
Piret
Ebgit
Baptist Missionary Union of Iinofa
Starved Mother and Father Found Dead in West Forty Seventh Tenement
In New York a starving mother Mrs Thomas Corbett and her father Jacob Kirchpessy were found dead after weeks without food. The family had suffered from long illness and husband neglect, the father collapsed by the door while Corbett tried to reach the window for aid. Police entered the windowless room to discover the dire conditions and pending medical attention.
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New York
Jane
West Forty Seventh
Thanas Corbett
Jana
Jaco Kirchpessagee
Jnoey
Corbett
Hieth
Mieneeson
Boeplal
WIFE DIES AS RESULT OF WILFUL NEGLECT
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Brocek
Bes
Els
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Wien
Beatles
Sugar Company Difficulties Finally Settled
In a terse note from an era newspaper, authorities indicate that complications surrounding sugar companies have been resolved. The report, scrambled but signaling a closure of disputes, mentions reform efforts and aimed stability for the sector amid broader economic conditions. Key names and dates are garbled, yet the tone implies an official settlement reached after earlier tensions.
Dookmarch Janes Reinstated and Local Notices
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Die
Racing fraternity under cloud after Jones bribery claim
The board of directors of the Cie Incksy club met to weigh the case of 16 maker C. Jones accused of fixing to suspend operations Saturday after a poor race. Exoneration followed yet doubts linger about a real culprit, as authorities warn of a potential major disclosure in days. Meanwhile flood damage halts Denver line progress with repairs underway and costs mounting, delaying reopens by several days.
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Caae
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Jones
Dores
Jonna Ating
Hundreds in grave danger as New York steamer grounded
The Beanish Whramer Antonio Lapex with 333 crew and passengers ran aground on Fire Island during a squall. Lifesaving crews at Police Station and volunteers battled towering waves all night to rescue women and children. Many passengers hailed from Mallar and Naples, Genoa, as the stricken vessel remained anchored off the shore while efforts continued to salvage the passengers. The steamer itself appeared undamaged after the nightlong peril.
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Ith Bic
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Armen
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Teaun
Mallar
Naples
Genoa
New York
Simre
La Follette Talks on the Wool Schedule
Washington reports U S senator La Follette pressing on wool schedule affects imports and tariffs. He argues compensatory measures and criticizes British and American manufacturing competition while lawmakers debate rate effects and domestic industry impact.
Death of Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale Chaplain of the Senate
Toston June 10 Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale chaplain of the United States Senate died at his Roxbury home at 2 am. His passing ends a long era of public service and literary influence. Hale, born April 1822, served Worcester pastorates and became a leading reform writer and ally of major philanthropy movements. He was widely respected for his gentle manner and scholarly work. He leaves wife Myre Stele, son Philip L Hale, daughter, and a family physician.
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United States Senate
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Ward Howe
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Tir
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Trate
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Dante
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New York Portrait Painter Suicide at His Office
William J. Coates, president of the International Society of Art, shot himself in his office on Thirty fourth Street and Fifth Avenue. He was found dead by the janitor, with a pistol wound to the head. police reported two rafters tied to a chair and a note or indication of his intent. The scene suggested a deliberate act amid a career as an exclusive portrait painter and society leader.
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Wiliam J. Coates
International Society of Art
Treet
Firth Avenue
Sim
Comtey
Mtn
Agi
Mira A. Combes
Yorks
N.ys
Grede
World markets close with mixed gains and losses
Closing quotations from global markets show uneven moves as traders weigh early gains against shifting sentiment. Financials and energy sectors drifted while major indices in several regions fluctuated, with some exchanges reporting modest advances and others retreating on volatility.
Chicago Close Market Report and Livestock Prices
Market summaries show cattle receipts and prices in Chicago with steady to weaker demand. Livestock figures include steers, heifers, and calves with price ranges, plus notes on grain, wheat, oats, and barley futures and commodity quotes for July through December contracts.
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Fase
Bey Sealer
Timothy
Chicago Livestock
Caltler
Warker
Aweven
Teraa Aterre
Werner
Marker
Kinery
Fiat
Rales
Marget Sleadyi
Case of Leprosy 15 Found in New Orleans
In New Orleans a report notes a developing leprosy case affecting a resident named Ndelaide Aguirre and describes a prior examination strategy. The text mentions a Meatoo claim and references long-standing concerns over medical screening and public health response.
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PIOHEEN RANCHER LEAVES NO OME TO INNERIT WEALTH
A fragmented report notes a rancher associated with PIOHEEN leaving wealth unclear and details appear garbled. The text references a penitent grid, a last act, and multiple nonsensical phrases, making the core fact ambiguous.
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