Roosevelt is awardee of LL D at Hope College
Hope college in Holland Michigan conferred the degree of LL D upon Vice President Theodore Roosevelt. The news item places this academic honor among a broad array of world affairs and public figures noted in the period.
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Hope College
Holland
Mich
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh
James G. Blaine
D. B. Jones
la Grange
N. C
Noah Davis
Omaha Board of Education
Campbell Morgan
England
Northfield
Mass
Dwight L. Moody
Michigan
Piagree
Corbin
Washington
San Francisco
Manila
Gen
Miles
Brown University
Frank Smith
F. D. McLand
John G. Foster
Shreveport
Boonville
Massachusetts
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Cincinnati
W. E. Broderick
Baltimore
Indiana
Bert Hathaway
Idaville
Grace Larkin
Riley
Ira Smith
Youngstown
Delaware County
Ind
Hendricks
W. Va
Mattewan
A. M. Leary
J. L. Davis
Waynesboro
Miss
Michigan University
West Virginia
Charles Denison
Denver
T. J. Reece
Bloomington
Philip Wenheisel
Annie Horning
Spring Green
Wis
Tennessee Supreme Court
Nebraska Supreme Court
Tower Lumber Company
Bear Lake
Mann
Blue Cut
George Gerew
Julius Crowley
United States
Jacob Greening
Ida
Clara Anderson
Naper
Neb
Ex Gov Cheney Dies in Dover at 73
Ex Governor P C Cheney of New Hampshire dies in Dover at age 73. Public ownership reformers populists and others meet in Kansas City to form a new allied party. Timothy Caulfield dies at his Rockford Illinois home at 104. Democratic state committee of Kansas declines fusion with populists.
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P. C. Cheney
New Hampshire
Dover
Kansas City
John Basil Turchin
Anna
Ill
Timothy Caulfield
Rockford
Democratic State Committee of
Kansas
Pro Boer Peace Demands Highlight London Meeting
At a London pro Boer gathering resolutions urged government peace with the Boers by granting independence. A London dispatch notes 6 006 Cape Colonists have joined the Boers as the rebellion spreads. The London Sun claims General Botha has surrendered and eight British were killed with 66 colonials captured in Cape Colony.
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London
Philippines
Count Cassini
Russia
Claude MacDonald
China
Miss Kuntze
Berlin
Gelmerhorner
Switzerland
Emilio Nunez
Havana
Cuba
London Sun
Botha
Cape Colony
Deaths and Discharges Lead News From London and Detroit
Obituaries note the death of composer Charles Kensington Salaman in London at 87 and Lieut G L Greenshields of the Shropshire Yeomanry killed in the South African War. Ex Gov Hazen S Pingree of Michigan dies in London as detailed tributes recount his career and the Detroit council reacts. Heavy snow disrupts rail links in the Bavarian Tyrolean Alps.
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London
Charles Kensington Salaman
G. L. Greenshields
Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry
South Africa
S. W. Mitchell
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Orient
China
Alcoy
Spain
Buffalo
Saengerbund
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Shelby Steel Tube Co
United States Steel Corporation
National Tube Co
United States
G. H. Moller
New York City
Spring Lake
N. J
German Savings Bank of
Brooklyn
Pacific Fire Insurance Co
Jennie Gray
Pontotoc
Miss
Joseph Gray
Chicago
Gustave A. Behring
George M. Pull- Mai
Frank O. Lowden
National Telephone Co
Century Telephone Co
H. S Pingree
Michigan
Mr. Pingree
H.S. Pingree, Jr
Pingree
Hazen S. Pingree
Gov
Detroit
Hazel H. Pingree
F. C. Pingree
Gov. Pingree
Mich
Common Council
Joe” Pingree
Hazen Senter Pingree
Denmark
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Republican Party
Gas
Detroit Railway
Water and Weather Forms From Snow to Ice and Sleet
The article explains the formation of snow from rain when cold, hail from rain passing through cold air, and mist on marshes from cooling after sunset. It describes clouds by vapor condensation, weather patterns of winds and precipitation, and a water ice experiment in India using radiation. It also notes Berlin residents changing homes yearly.
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India
WA Aborigines Largely Return to Pagan Beliefs
Western Australia reports that despite extensive missionary work, 51 aborigines remain pagans. The note highlights ongoing traditional beliefs amid mission efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Roof Collapse Kills One at Baltimore and Ohio Roundhouse
In Newark Ohio a section of the roof at the Baltimore and Ohio roundhouse caved in Monday night causing the death of one man and injuring three others. Fire and police responded to the incident and authorities began an investigation into the cause of the collapse.
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Newark
Baltimore & Ohio Roundhouse
Tragic Practical Joke Ends in Brother Firing
Crossville Tennessee on June 19 a prank went wrong when John Abston was shot and killed by his brother Elijah Abston.
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Crossville, Tenn
John Abston
Elijah Abston
Thir ty-first Infantry Volunteers Mustered Out
The Thirty-first Infantry United States Volunteers was mustered out on Tuesday in San Francisco. The ceremony marked the end of the unit's service after duties in the region.
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San Francisco
Thirty-first Infantry
United States Volunteers
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West
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Gage
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United Mine Workers
Thacker
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John Keller
Arlington
Barker
William H. Newman
Lake Shore Railroad
Trinity
Tex
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Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Robert Waddell
Pennsylvania
Winfield
Adelbert S. Hay
Jorin
New Haven
Conn
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Linccoln
Elkhorn River
Keystone
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H.S. Church
Louisville
United Irish Societies of Chicago
Columbia
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Walker
Frederick Davies
Milford
Department of Justice
Agricultural Department
Ohio
William Barnes
West Barrington
Hoshi-Toru
Tokio
Taft
Philippine Commission
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Cailles
Santa Cruz
Luzon
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Grant
Archibald Balfour
Gen. Chaffee
Lucania
America
Germany
Alps
Tyrolean Alps
Munich
Italy
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Bladoe
F. Newbery & Sons
Charterhouse Sq
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Ngineer’s
Men Tc
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A. Zbailer
Publishen
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