El Paso Hosts Madero Banquet and Farewell Plans
Francisco I. Madero was honored at a Toltec club banquet in El Paso, where he received a cannon from his Juarez campaign. He outlined his travel party for Friday’s trip to Mexico City via Eagle Pass, with civil and military officers named. Daniel De Viljoen faced bond hearing on a plotting charge, while W. L. Dunn’s extradition status remained unsettled.
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el Paso
Tex
Francisco I. Macero
Ciudad Juarez
Eusebio Calzado
Luis Arubre Benavides
Elims de Los Rios
CM. de la Fuente
Arturo Laza de Lla Vega
Octavio Masquiz
Guiseppe Garibaldi
Ignacio Fernandez de Lara
Ednardo Hay
Raoul Madero
Majois Roque Gonzales
Gartra
Rafael Amullar
Ruben Morales
Bontes
Maymo Castillo
Terrazas
Portillo
Daniel de Viljoen
Madero
W. L. Dunn
Monterey
Orozco
Viljoen
Ohio Session Ends After Five Months Of Progressive Reforms
The Ohio legislature adjourned after a turbulent five month session marked by sweeping progressive legislation despite bribery charges. A strong public utilities bill, harder than New York or Wisconsin, would set utility rates via the state railroad commission. City councils to grant franchises and set initial rates. Governor Harmon pursued tax reform, passing a 1 cent levy, while the Ed Wards plan to create county property assessors died in conference.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carmen
New York
Wisconsin
State Railroad Commission
Ed Wards
Baseball Results From St Louis and Brooklyn
In St Louis the first game ended 4 2 with St Louis scoring four runs to Cincinnati’s two amid errors by Harmon Bresnahan and Clark. The second game saw Cincinnati win 8 to 15 as St Louis struggled with 1 8 4 6 4 9 runs. In New York rain affected Brooklyn and New York while Boston hosted Philadelphia and Pittsburgh faced Chicago with rain.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Gaspar
Clark
Geyer
Bresnahan
Bliss
New York
Brooklyn
Washington R H E Washington .001020-2 38 9 GW LOOK Saga
Groome and Ainsmith, Warhop and Blair called accounts amid rain delays.
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Washington
R. H.E. Washington
Look Saga
Groome
Ainsmith
Warhop
Blair
Account Rain
Matching City Pairs Appearing in Schedule
The list shows matchups with two city pairs and scores: St Paul 8 Minneapolis 2, Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 4, Toledo 8 Indianapolis 3, Columbus 8 Louisville 2.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Six Die As Lightning Strikes Epsom Downs Storm
Six persons were killed by lightning at Epsom Downs during a terrific storm that swept Derby day. The incident occurred amid heavy rain as spectators faced the perilous downpour.
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London
Epsom Downs
Rear Admiral Badger Hosts Reception in Copenhagen
Rear Admiral Badger, commander of the American squadron, attended a reception in Copenhagen. The event highlighted Allied naval cooperation and included remarks praising recent joint maneuvers and strategic collaboration.
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Copenhagen
Great Northern to issue 600 million in bonds for refunding and merger
Hill Line announces from St Paul offices the Great Northern will issue 600 million in bonds to refinance old issues and cover contingencies. The deal includes 350 million gold bonds and a 22.4 million Burlington bond load, aiming to take over the Burlington and possibly the Northern Pacific amid potential court challenges and reshaped western rail alliances. James J Hill, retiring eventually, says the move will place the road in strong financial shape for future improvements.
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St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
West
Burlington Railroad
Great Northern
Burlington
Great Northern i
Northern Pacific
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Hill Lines
Northwestern
Great Western
Morton
James Jill
Creat Northern
Miners Killed by Deputies in Pennsylvania Strike
Francis Feehan, president of the Mine Workers' Union, told a Washington committee that twenty miners were killed by deputies since the Westmoreland coal strike began. He described deputies shooting at miners as they approached the border during the conflict.
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Washington
Francis Feehan
Mine Workers’ Union
House Committee On Rules
Westmoreland
Pennsylvania
Feehan
Wilson
Chicago Road Merger Sealed as Contracts Signed
Chicago June 1 Henry A Blair returns from New York with all contracts for the elevated railroad merger. The move signals companies to draft their official recommendations to stockholders and deposits of stock are to be called today. Syndicate terms of purchase are generally acceptable.
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Chicago
Ienry A. Blair
New York
Taft to Visit Irish Fellows Club in Chicago
President Taft has accepted an invitation to call on the Irish Fellowship club of Chicago during his Chicago visit on June 3. The event marks Taft's engagement with Irish American leaders during his itinerary in Washington and beyond.
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Taft
Washington
Irish Fellowship Club
Chicago
City
Reader shares relief from irritable digestion with slow eating tip
A Daily Diet and Health note by Dr Allen shares a reader success with slowing meals to avoid bolting food. Sleep improvement accompanies the change and the text explains that initial discomfort may reflect the body's adjustment toward improved vitality and normal organ function rather than harm.
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DR. Tf
Allen
Great Northern and Burlington RoadSplit in Proposed Move
The report suggests the move to Thi would allow Great Northern to arise Burlington road and end joint control with Northern Pacific. It notes tensions between Northern Pacific and Great Northern and asserts the bonds of $2 are tied to both roads. Financing by Hil implies protection to cover the debt from Burlington purchase.
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Great Northern
Ariso
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Nia Pacific
Hil
Bing
Burlington Pad
Harroun Likely First as 600 Mile Race Records Revised
Indianapolis June 1 officials may revise the 500 mile race results after a crash left Roy Hart in serious condition. Ray Harroun and the Marmon Wasp are favored for first, with Mulford and Bruce Brown possibly swapping second and third as records are checked.
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Mulford
Bruce-Brown
Roy Hart
Indianapolis
Ray Harroun
Ralph Mulford
Bruce Brown
Nu Ie Bat Nealy
Reac
Harrowun
Tnoen
Gill-Os Molford
Lozier
Fiat
Great Northern Head Whose Road May My P With Another
The fragment mentions Great Northern Head and a road tied to a possible affair. It hints at a人物 or incident involving another person connected to a marriage or relationship, but details are unclear in the OCR.
Reception for Rear Admiral Badger Aboard New Hampshire
Rear Admiral Badger hosted a reception and dance on the New Hampshire before the squadron sailed for Stockholm. About 600 distinguished guests attended as hundreds of craft in harbor cheered. Prime Minister Liruien and other officials were among the attendees.
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Copenhagen
Padner
New Hampshire
Stockholm
Bean
Farwell
Badger
Liruieen
Defense
Amon
May reopen Cudahy case in Kansas City divorce row
Kansas City dispatch reports the Jack Cudahy divorce case may be reopened if Edna Cudahy, who has just returned from California, persuades the court to reexamine the proceedings. The dispute centers on a quarrel at the Cudahy home involving banker Jere Lillis, with Mrs Cudahy denying desire to annul the divorce and seeking custody of four children.
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Kansas City
Jack" Cudahy
Edna Cudahy
California
Cudahy
Jere Lillis
Cudahs
Sunstar Wins Derby In Tight Finish At Belmont
Sunstar led a 26 horse field to victory in the Derby, with Arsom Downs and June t-Sunstar among the top finishers. J. Mo Jools mannificent hare is noted for a sensational late run as Sunstar held off rivals including Steadfast and Royal Tender.
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Arsom Downs
Sunstar
J. Mo Jools
Dobby
Eagland
Sulstar Wik
Lord Derby
Steadfast
Royal Tender
Heavy rains sweep Indiana with lightning kills two in counties
Heavy rains and severe thunder storms drenched Indiana ending a three week drought in many counties. In Hartholomew County and Jefferson County lightning struck and killed John Wyatt, while four Clark County residents were shocked when their house was struck.
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Indianapolis
Mvery
Indiana
Penton
Hartholomew County
John Wyatt
Jefferson
Clark County
Bribery Case Resumes As Kennell Rebutts Wilson
Archie Kennell a Cleveland reporter testified for the state in the George I Nye bribery case. He claimed Harry Wilson of Cleveland described efforts to obtain names and destroy papers during May weeks while discussing a party on Eighty-second street and potential valuable papers. The grand jury continued session probing legislative bribery charges in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Archie Kennell
Cleveland
Kennell
Harry Wilson
Stanley Harrison
Senate
Ile
Wilson
Hartman Hotel
Turner
Harry Williams
Mighty Second Street
Eighty-second Street
Eighty Second Street
Wickersham Testifies About Fees From Steel and Sugar Firms
Attorney General Wickersham testifies before the house committee that he advised United States Steel from 1901 to 1909 through Strong and Cadwallader and that he received about 26000 dollars from fees turned into the firm for services to the American Sugar Refining company. Henry W Taft, brother of the president, personally attended to the fee.
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Washington
Wickersham
House Committee On Expenditures
Department of Justice
United States Steel Corporation
Strong & Cadwallader
American Sugar Refining Company
Henry W. Taft
Woman Leaps to Death in Boston Parker House
In a period of temporary insanity Mrs Margaret Jackson wife of Milwaukee businessman John F. Jackson leaped from a fourth floor Parker House window and was instantly killed. The couple were en route to a Massachusetts sanatorium for treatment. The incident occurred as Mrs Jackson arranged her hair and she rushed to the window and jumped. Kate Shelley, noted Iowa heroine, is reported to be recovering from illness after twenty years since her train rescue near Boone.
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Boston
Mass
Margaret Jackson
John F. Jackson
Milwaukee
Parker House
Kate Shelley
Carroll
Iowa
Boone
Train Wreckers' Act Blamed in Ontario Collision
A Westbound passenger train wreck near Bigetown Ontario caused the deaths of Engineer Quinlan and Fireman Oakes of St. Thomas. No passengers were hurt as coaches stayed on track but two baggage cars derailed. Track inspection found removed fish plates and spikes, and a section crew headquarter broken into with steel bar and wrench stolen.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central Railroad
Bigdetown
Ont
Quinlan
Oakes
St. Thomas
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