Homage to Columbus Memory in Washington Ceremonies
Washington June 1 A grand memorial program honors Christopher Columbus at the Capitol area. President Taft and many dignitaries attend a ceremony with wreaths, a 21 gun salute, and a parade planned along Pennsylvania Avenue to mark the unveiling of the granite shaft and marble statue. Pageantry includes Knights of Columbus, ambassadors, clergy, and civic leaders from across the nation.
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Washington
Cates
Crete
Uraius
America
Commeltiers Wuntuidt
Knights of
Mmbus
Mear
Taiti
Columbus
Mary
Cusan’ Monfatonieri
Ital
Colusbus
Pennsylvania
Union Station
Abit
Tutt Sig Che
Stpremie Court
En Ae Diplomatic Corpe
Thomas A. Shaton
Cabile
Victor J. Dowling
Supreme Court of New York
Ts Evernr
McCleare
Malan
Christopher Columbus
United States
Knights of Co‘eenbas
Telit
Bistap
Thirkleht
Hiward Leniversity Tie
R. K. Evans
Street Car Strike Trouble Feared In Boston
Boston June 19 After a night of suspension street railway service, the Boston Elevated Railway resumed operations aboard few cars on elevated lines. About 2,000 workers stood ready to return to work, while unions claimed most cars ran on schedule. Strikers and management disputed the extent of disruption and possible further action.
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Boston
Bos We Holisad
AES
Sve
Fred Was
International Arqueteer
Maliway Mrepreses
Ohm
Asia
Wesleyan Coeds End Social Boycott Amid Change
Middletown Conn June 1 A long standing senior class boycott by Wesleyan University coeds ends as trustees vote to restore single sex customs and end coeducation starting in September. Senior men lift ban on social activities and plan commencement routines reflecting the shift.
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Todlehaat
Femme Atimtetita
Wesleyan
Inet Ces
Tve
Memon Clusay
Westeyan
Vnto College
Chase
Cole
Milwaukee Line Rate Advances Suspended
In the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Iowa, line rates ranging from the cent to 18 cents per 190 pounds were penied yesterday by the In-
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Milwaukee Line
North South Dakota
Iowa
Submarine Vendemaire Sinks With 26 Aboard
The French submarine Vendemaire sank during practice maneuvers between Arigny and Cape Hague off Cherbourg. The battleship St Louis struck the submarine after a collision as violent currents ran, drowning most of the 23 crew aboard. Commanded by Lieutenant Prioul, the 167 foot vessel was commissioned 1920 as the ninth submarine of its class.
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Cherbourg
Mubmarine Vendemaire
St. Lanse
Acrigny
Cape Hague
Aldemner
St. Louis
Bmarine
Prioul
How Havemeyer Went Into Coffee Business
New York report outlines Henry Havemeyer entering coffee trade in 1890s, aiding Arbuckle brand expansion. Details his purchase of stock in Woolson Company and its restructuring, via American Coffees Company, to drive price changes and shift profits away from roasting. Mention notes ownership changes through 1908, with partial restructuring and share movements.
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New York
Henry
Hacemeyer
John Arbuckle
Npen
Mernas Sielkin
Bluvemeyer
Hayrineser
Raht Arbuckle
Ariosa
Woot- Sit Slee
Havemeyer
Woolson Company
Woolson Cmpany
Hansmeyer
Eisell
Oinager
American Coffees Company
Woolsem Company
Train Baggage Car to Print Paper from Northwest
The Seven State Sun proclaims itself the most remarkable newspaper ever printed on rails. It gathers news across Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Oregon and will travel with the Great Northern rail to Seattle. The pink edition carries late sports and wireless news from a moving press, circulating through 2,900 cities and 9 states. Editor Holte Smith predicts a lively night keeping pace with the moving type.
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Heash
Steten Sun
North Deket
South Dakota
Idaho
Fortesa
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
Seattle
Great Northern Railor
Ghent Pape
Pabieting House On
Arery Om
United States
Heans
Ree Peek Didas
Alice
Halaves Tuom
Holte Smith
Family violence report yields grave injuries to 14 year old
A severely injured youth, identified as a 14 year old, remains in critical condition after a violent incident. Attending physicians say the next 24 hours are pivotal as prognosis remains uncertain.
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Clarence Mite
Gerosé
Cruel Sevallow of
UaEk
Minister Arrested on Murder Charge Amid Inquiry
Local authorities report that a government minister has been arrested on suspicion of murder. The attorney general's office asserts the minister is accused of killing a person, with investigations continuing and charges forthcoming.
U S Battleships in Cuban Waters Naval Report
United States Atlantic fleet off Guantanamo Bay joins battleships Missouri and Wisconsin as tension rises in Cuban waters. Rioting between whites and Negroes reported in Maryland suburb. two Negroes wounded, order restored. Government troops clash with insurgents near Cobre, four insurgents killed, four killed or wounded, Cuban forces withdraw as U S troops patrol Santiago region.
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Cabs
Touris
United States Atlantic
Ue Guantanime
Missouri
Sclasmopl
Minnesota
Hevanes
Siatestate
Santiago
Caridad del Rosario
Cobre
United Star
Earth Disturbances Puzzle Washington
Seismographs at Georgetion University recorded continuous shocks near Washington from 2.18 to 4.09 with a notable 5 o'clock morning event. Scientists believe the vibrations, detected within 2,000 miles of the capital, were stronger than those of the previous day and may indicate a significant Earth disturbance.
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Georgetion University
Washington
Legislators of New Mexico Fight on Floor
New Mexico leg lawmakers clash on the floor in a turbulent session. Spectators were cleared as the sergeant-at-arms restored order amid scrambles over leadership votes and party alignments.
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New Mexico
Samu Fe
Arate
Millionaire Crandell Sued for Separation
New York court records show millionaire Crandell sued for separation by his wife Mere Ade Intdy Craddedl formerly Mise McManus. She alleges abandonment cruelty and non support amid Crandell's late wealth and claims of a share of a fortune from the Hawley estate. The couple has five children.
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New York
Crandeil
Erenn Che Wate
Kiwi Hawley
Ade
Crandell
Mra
Mise McManus
Paebic
Hawley
Wan
Harsey
Mra Crandell
Childrer
Democrats Await Official Count After Primary
Democratic leaders in Ries Momes await the official canvass to determine the gubernatorial nominee. Early newspaper figures show Dune ahead, but remain incomplete, with no firm result until the tally is official.
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Ries Momes
Thuy
Senate Amendment to Metal Tap Partner Bill
Washington date June 10 reports a Senate amendment to a metal tap partner bill, noting legislative activity and potential changes. The brief item indicates formal review and forthcoming discussion in the chamber.
Locomotive Borrowers Die in Collision at Round House
Two men from Covington Kentucky employed by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad were killed when a borrowed locomotive collided with another engine at the June and Tyre round house. They had borrowed the locomotive to pick flowers for their wives today and were killed shortly after.
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Covington, Kr
June &Tyre Roundhouse
Mes
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Pear
Judge, Witness And Attor neys In Boston Riot At Geash Street Garden
In Boston a riot interrupted a Darrow trial with judge, four attorneys and a witness loudly signaling across proceedings. Franklin admitted protesting Darrow’s innocence after his confession and grand jury testimony as turmoil erupted. Concurrently a Boston elevated railway strike hit several thousand workers, halting half the service with arrests for assaults on motormen and a first car smashed near Tremont Street.
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Lom Angebew
Mentum
Beibery
Clarence
Darrow
Bert H Franklin
B. Appel
Arete
Hatton
Ford
pRngre
Appel
Fredericks
Judes Hutton
Franklin
Boxton
Vielesev
Boston
Agsight
Poady
Claix
Brookline
Cambridge
Somerville
Everett
Chelaea
Maiden
Wns
Tremont Street
Eerton
Denial of Korean Cruelty Charges by Japanese Ambassador
Washington reports Viscount Kinds, Japanese ambassador, rejects charges of mass cruelty in Seoul. He says 6,909 Koreans were not detained en masse and asserts only about 100 were held in connection with the case, with roughly 20 released or accounted for, urging courts to decide innocence. He questions pretrial judgments and calls for impartial review.
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Washington
Viscount Kinds
Japan
Terauchi
Seoul
Sais
Sheba
Board of Missions Bruth
Industrial Workers Stir Up More Trouble in Middletown
In Middletown Connecticut on June 10 a clash involving 350 striking workers from Russell Manufacturing with police and deputies in the south Farms area drew a cavalry platoon from Troop A. The strikers, largely foreign and many women, allied with the Industrial Workers of the World after the company refused to recognize their Labor unions, leading to heightened tensions and protests.
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Middletown
Conn
Russell Manufacturing Company
Mille
South Farms
Connecticut
Sorel
Lays
Sreaisora
Fire and political turmoil rock Budapest parliament
Count Tisza was fired upon three times by Deputy Julius Kovacs who then shot himself, likely fatally. Tisza was unseated as Kovacs, an ardent opposition figure, had been suspended for misconduct and entered the press gallery as the chamber reconvened.
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Count Tisza
Julius Kovacs
Budapest
Hungary
Count Tivan
Ver House
Nattrow Fms
Julius Kovack
Tie
Kovars
Pulmotor Experts Worked Overtime in Two Rescue Attempts
In Chicago on June 10 two women attempted self harm using tas xas. Pulmotor experts treated one, Mrs Sadie Dougherty, who had been immobilized by her husband and saved after an hour of oxygen care. A second woman, Mrs Williams, was found distressed about a mile away and died despite heroic rescue efforts.
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Chicago
Xas
Sadie Dougherty
Williams
Bullet hits airship in misfire over Mingula
A lone shooter fired at an airship driven by Clinton, evidently mistaking it for a giant eagle. The bullet struck a propeller blade, bringing the craft to ground with damage.
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Mingula
Maschine
Clinton
Plereert
Wiley declines Boston offer to join board on chemistry
Dr. Harvey W. States, head of the States bureau of chemistry, declined the city of Boston's offer to join its Board of.
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WILEY
Boston
Harvey W
States Bureau of Chemistry
Indiana Attack on Lorimer Election Validity
Indiana debates challenge to the legitimacy of the Sam- Sur Lorimer election as legislators contend with questions over its accuracy and authority. The controversy centers on the election's certification and potential implications for representation.
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Indiana
Sam- Sur 'Lorimer
North Carolina Democrats back Woodrow Wilson delegates
North Carolina held its Democratic state convention to choose eight at large delegates for the Baltimore nominating meeting. Six delegates reportedly favored Governor Wilson and two were neutral, with each delegate holding a half vote. The convention debated the ticket and adjourned after midnight amid nominal ballot discussions.
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N.C
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Bombs Ignite In San Francisco Report June 1
San Francisco reports a blast sequence as a fifth bomb is touched off in the city. Authorities investigate the incident amid heightened security and public concern. No further details on casualties or motives are provided in the fragment.
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San Francisco
Aluminum Case Decree Is Entered in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a decree was entered against the Aluminum Company of America to dissolve alleged monopoly practices. The decree abrogates unlawful contracts, restrains further unfair agreements, and bans similar pacts by the firm and related parties tied to Newark and New Jersey firms.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Trust
United State District Court
Alumémar Company of America
Stien— Pony
Stappe
Chemical Company
Suk’ Masuha
Leave
Coleman
Newark
M. J
Issue of Bonds for Panama Canal Spent
Washington officials announce that the entire proceeds of Panama Canal bonds issued a year ago have been spent. Officials contemplate testing no more canal bonds during the current administration as the construction of the waterway continues. Receipts from customs and internal revenue for months have accumulated, with a significant portion expended from the $274,900,000 total.
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Washington
Jane
Transuer de Ner
Gambler Sentenced After Change With Goat Tale
A Cleveland case details Obie Cleveland and Whee L Bernards actions in a disputed stake of employer funds. The judge imposed a three year sentence after finding intent and motive unclear amid a tense hearing.
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Cleveland
Obie
Whee L. Bernard
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Panama Canal
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