Intervention in Nicaragua Hinge on Election Says Petition
Telegrams from Bluefields report Madriz forces retreating under Generals Lara and Chivar ria after heavy losses to American artillery. Provisions run short and rains bog the field prompting a retreat toward Greytown. A petition seeks U S intervention to ensure a fair presidential election and end the war.
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New Orleans
Bluefields
Madriz
Lara
Chivarria
Rama
Greytown
San Juan del Norte
Nicaragua
United States
Estrada
Managua
Gotch Beats Zbyszko For World Wrestling Title
Frank A. Gotch of Humboldt Iowa defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko of Poland before about 25 000 fans at the Coliseum Chicago winning two straight falls in 27 42. Gotch won the first fall in six seconds with a bar arm and half nelson to seize the world catch as catch can championship.
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Chicago
Frank A. Gotch
Humboldt
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Poland
Gotch
Zbyszko
Senate Deliberates Rail Bill in Six-Hour Session
Washington June 2 The senate spent about six hours debating the railroad bill and a vote on the measure may occur today.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt in London Speech Divides Press and Irish Guests
Colonel Roosevelt’s Guildhall address sparks mixed editorials as foreign critique of British rule stirs debate. Sixteen prominent Nationalists host a luncheon with him. John Redmond delivers welcome, Roosevelt replies, and he is to meet King George before leaving London.
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Roosevelt
George
London
Guildhall
Meypt
American Statesman
John Redmond
Edward
Peabody blasts Roosevelt London speech as reckless jingoism
George Foster Peabody, Saratoga banker and Democratic figure, issues a statement denouncing Roosevelt's London speech as reckless jingoism. He proposes mass meetings in New York and other cities to show U S opposition and disavow the suggested policy.
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Saratoga
N. Y
George Foster Peabody
Roosevelt
London
New York
United States
Fragmentary Quote Passage on American Interference and Respect
A fragment discusses American interference with other people and the need to voice respects for other governments. It references adherence to Washington's immortal farewell address and implies broader diplomatic principles.
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Washington
Madriz Forces Defeated Near Pinefields Nicaragua
Washington reports Madriz troops under Gen Lara were defeated by Astra da’s forces near Pinefields Nicaragua and fled in disorder. Commander Gilmore says about 200 Madriz fighters remain, while gunboat Dubuque sails to Colon for coal before returning to Bluefields with 200 marines onboard.
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Washington
Madriz
Pinefields
Nicaragua
Astrada
State Department
W. W. ¢Illmore
Paducah
Lara
Terrific Hailstorm Strikes Westchester County
Reports from Mt. Vernon New York describe a historic hailstorm in northern Westchester county. Stones lay over a foot deep in places and fell for forty five minutes. A calf was buried under ball sized stones and smothered to death.
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Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Westchester County
Millionaire banker held on smuggling charge in New York
H R Lyon a Minneapolis banking and corporate executive was examined by Acting Surveyor George J Smith on charges of smuggling two necklaces a brooch and a gold watch. He was sent to Hoboken in custody of Inspector Timothy Donohue to face United States Commissioner Russ. Lyon offered to pay duties but the case was sent to the district attorney. He was held in 2006 dollars.
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New York
H. R. Lyon
Minneapolis
Port
George J. Smith
Customs House
Hoboken
Timothy Donohue
United States
Russ
Bail set and Lyon released after hearing
Cash bail established and Mr. Lyon permitted to go after appearance before the commissioner on June 8.
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Mr. Lyon
Book Thief Sentenced to State Reformatory
William Kitts of Akron Ohio aged 22 was sentenced in Goshen Indiana to one to fourteen years at the State Reformatory for stealing six books from a country schoolhouse. He said he stole because he was starving and had not eaten for four days.
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Goshen
Ind
William Kitts
Akron
State Reformatory
Kitts
Boy Fireman’s Son Fractures Skull In Home Accident
In Evansville Indiana on June 2 a three year old boy, Francis Cecil, son of fireman Frank Cecil, fell from a height after imitating his father sliding the firehouse pole. He struck the concrete floor and fractured his skull. Physicians offer little hope for recovery.
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Evansville
Ind
No. 7
Francis Cecil
Frank Cecil
Hogs and cattle market report from Chicago June 2 1910
Estimated hog receipts reach 19000 with 4000 left over from yesterday. Prices for light hogs 9.40 to 9.65, mixed packers 9.40 to 9.65, heavy shipping grades 9.35 to 9.65, rough 9.35 to 9.40. Cattle around 4000, strong to higher. Sheep about 12000, weak. Grain company brokers Beach Wickham present.
Chicago Hog Market Receipts and Shipments Report
Chicago on June 2 1910 reports estimated receipts today at 19000 with official receipts yesterday 22975 and official shipments yesterday 1619. Left over yesterday 4000. Estimated receipts tomorrow 17000. Market shown by bulk 10 lower, light 9 45 to 9 57, mixed packers 9 10 to 9 60, heavy shipping grades 9 20 to 9 57 Pigs 9 15 to 9 55.
Market Receipts and Range of Cattle Prices
Estimated receipts and price ranges for 4000 Market cattle show beef cattle strong to higher. Beeves 5.70 to 8.50, cows and heifers 2.80 to 7.00, Texas steers 5.15 to 7.00, stockers and feeders 3.90 to 6.40, Western cattle 5.25 to 7.60.
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Texas
Market Feeder Prices For Sheep And Lambs Reported
Estimated receipts include 12000 Market with Western and Native flocks. Prices show native sheep 3 25 to 5 30, Western sheep 3 50 to 5 25, yearlings 6 00 to 7 25, lambs 5 25 to 8 50, Western lambs 5 50 to 8 50. Market appears weak to shade lower.
Market: Mixed labor grades and wool prices listed
The market shows bulk declines of 10 to 15 points from yesterday's average, light 9 40 to 9 0, mixed pickers 9 25 to 9 55, heavy shipping grades 9 20 to 9 52, and strong sheep contrasted with weak sellers.
The Local Markets Washington City Price List
Washington City market prices list shows corn oats hay straw flour bran shorts corn meal buckwheat and seed prices with figures for per sack per hundred and per load. Ongoing figures extracted include corn oats hay straw flour bran shorts and buckwheat with per unit costs and a cited local merchant listing.
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Adilee
Yale Seniors Rampage at Savin Rock Riot
About seventy five Yale seniors from the Sheffield Science High School mobbed Savin Rock in New Haven. Ten ringleaders were arrested. nine appeared in West Haven court with fines of ten dollars and costs. One man, F L Smithson, suffered permanent eye damage and did not appear. The riot lasted about fifteen minutes with vandalism and assaults on bystanders and workers.
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New Haven
Yale
Sheffield Sciencc
Savin Rock
Caney Island
Connecticut
West Haven
F. L. Smithson
Momauguin Hotel
East Shore
Savin
Beach Street
Johnnie Lynch
Young Lynch
Yale Tacklere
Lynch
Gerald Griffin
Griffin
Seymour Democ rat and Sun to Merge Under Gibson
Seymour Indiana June 2 The Seymour Democrat once owned by Buckart Honan and Shea has been sold to J N Gibson publisher of the Seymour Democratic Sun. The two papers will merge under Gibson with him as manager. The Democrat began in 1870 as the town’s oldest paper.
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Seymour, Ind
Seymour Democrat
Charles W. Buckart
Thomas M. Honan
Joseph H. Shea
J. N. Gibson
Seymour Democratic Sun
Gibson
The
Democrat
Tala Elty
Weather Notes Cloudy With Showers Expected
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions across the region with possible showers tomorrow. Highs and lows not specified. system shows typical midweek variability.
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Indiana
National Bank
Browne Goes to Trial on Bribery Charge in Cook County
Judge McSurely rejects motion to quash indictment charging Lee O Neil Browne with bribing Representative Charles White to vote for Lorimer. Browne must stand trial in Cook County, defense to be ready by Monday. case raises questions on venue and Fourteenth Amendment objections.
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Chicago
McSurely
Lee O'Neil Browne
Charles
White
W Lorimer
Browne
Cook County
Sangamon
Cook
Wayman
Sharp ‘Ronic
Ing Browne
Forrest
Erbstein O’ Donnell
Browne Long
Taft Begins June Commencement Circuit
President Taft starts a brief commencement circuit today with speeches planned at Bryn Mawr for his daughter Helen, then at Northern University Ada and city stops in Detroit, Jackson, and Monroe Michigan. He is due in the capital on Sunday.
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Washington
Taft
Bryn Mawr
Helen
Hil Northern University
Ada
Detroit
Jackson
Monroe
Mich
Capital
Walsh Petitions Filed in Indiana Pardon Consideration
Washington reports petitions filed June 2 indicate Indiana governor authority considering a pardon for John R Walsh. Attorney General Prank M Tris tal of Chicago prepared and forwarded the complete record for review by the attorney general.
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Washington
Indiana
John R Walsh Cage
Prank M. Tristal
Chicago
Walsh
First Wife and Bigamy Case Reported in Nevada
A man formerly living in Ate the first wife of June 2 faced bigamy charges in Nevada. The case centers on a marriage dispute involving his first wife and the legal trouble stemming from a second nuptialitas.
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Wwburg
Gee
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