Roosevelt Says Theft Is Irregular. Vows Protest
Colonel Roosevelt declares that theft is not regular in party seating and urges citizens to oppose delegates seated in defiance of justice. He criticizes the national committee’s actions in Alabama Ninth district and appeals for unity against those attempting to wreck the Republican party.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Alabama
Roosevelt
Dixon
Chicago
National Committee
National
Taft
Republican Party
Memorial services for Confederate dead in Arlington
In Washington on June 10 memorial services were held at Arlington cemetery for Confederate dead. Senator Hoke Smith and former Secretary of the Navy Hillary A. Herbert spoke. The Southern Cross was unveiled by J. E. Pennypacker Jr., commander of the Sons of Confederate Veterans in DC. Miss Etta Taggart served as maid of honor and Miss Virginia Griffith as sponsor.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Secretary of the Navy
Hillary A. Herbert
Arlington Cemetery
J. E. Pennypacker, Jr
Sons of Confederate Veterans
District of Columbia
Etta Taggart
Virginia Griffith
Alaska Volcano Menaces People
Katmal volcano on the Alaska peninsula erupts violently threatening Kodiak and nearby island inhabitants as authorities watch for ash fallout and possible evacuations.
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Alaska
Seward
Alaska Peninsula
Kodiak
Darrow Trial Uproar as Franklin Testifies
Los Angeles June 10 an uproar fills the Darrow bribery trial as Bert H Franklin the state's witness faces sharp questions from defense attorney H Appel and judge Hutton restores order. Franklin admits he opposed Darrow after his confession and grand jury testimony, while William J Burns arrives to aid the prosecution.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence S. Darrow
Bert H. Franklin
H. Appel
Hutton
Ford
Rogers
Appel
Fredericks
Franklin
Darrow
Grand Jury
Fredereks
William J. Burns
Clarence Darrow
Car Service Suspended in Boston as Strikes Hit
Boston street car service nearly halted after night fall as Boston Elevated Railway officials report insufficient police protection. Only a few cars to run on busiest streets at night while 200 strike breakers arrived from New York and were deployed immediately.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
New York
Bloomington magnate Daniel B Harwood dies at eighty one
Bloomington Illinois June 10 Daniel B Harwood a longtime wealthy local businessman dies in Bloomington at age eighty one He is survived by two children Mrs Carleton Holdredge and Kirk Harwood both of Chicago.
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Bloomington
Ill
Daniel B. Harwood
Carleton Holdredge
Kirk Harwood
Chicago
Havana Race War Sparks Uproar as Troops Sought
Reports from Havana describe a citywide race riot with mobs shouting anti black slogans and arming for violence. Negroes fled and reportedly prepare to defend themselves while authorities request more American marines to protect foreign property amid rebel activity in Oriente province.
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Oriente
Havana
Six Hurt In Train Wreck Near Bloomington Illinois
Six persons were injured seven miles south of Bloomington on the Chicago and Alton line when a broken running gear on the baggage car derailed the mail and baggage cars the smoker and a passenger coach. In Peking Manchuria officials report a new outbreak of bubonic plague with three deaths at Tientsin and spread threatened in northern China.
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Bloomington, I
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Peking
Manchuria
Mukden
China
Tientsin
Senate Set to Vote on Lorimer Case July 6
Washington notes the senate will vote on the Lorimer case July 6 unless the session ends earlier. Senator Lea of Tennessee and allies pushed for a date after polling the investigation committee. Lorimer resists resignation and pledges friendship regardless of colleagues’ votes as Senator Kern closes debate.
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Washington
Senate
Lea
Tennessee
Dillingham
Investigation Committee
Lorimer
Kern
Navy Commandants Are Exchanged In Interstation Shuffle
Rear Admiral Lucien Young, commandant of the Key West naval station, and Rear Admiral J M Helm, commandant of the Charleston navy yard, have been ordered to exchange places in a Washington dispatch dated June 10.
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Washington
Lucien Young
Key West Naval Station
J. M. Helm
Charleston
8. C.) Navy Yard
Be careful what you eat says Rockefeller
Dr. T. J. Allen cites John D. Rockefeller on diet and longevity urging careful eating, study, and timing to boost work capacity. The piece links smart eating to health and long life and notes successful businessmen observe this.
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John D. Rockefeller
Finance
Woman Killed. Man Shoots Self in Monmouth Area
In Roseville near Monmouth Illinois on June 10 Marah shot and killed Eva Qray before likely fatally shooting himself. Reports say the woman had jilted Marsh.
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Self
Monmouth
Rank Marah
Eva Qray
Roseville
Here
Marsh
Submarine Vendemaire Lost After Collision with Saint Louis
Cherbourg reports the Vendemaire submarine with 23 crew including Commander Prival and Ensign Audie vanished after being crushed by the battleship Saint Louis amid fair weather off the Cherbourg Peninsula. Rear Admiral Marolles notes no blame on Saint Louis as the periscope appeared directly ahead. Recovery seems unlikely.
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Cherbourg
Frances
Vendemiaire
Cherbout Peninsula
Saint Louis
Minister of Marine
Prival
Audie
Marolles
Assassin Fire Wails at Croatian Governor in June Attack
Ban Cu vaj of Croatia escaped a fatal shooting when a Bosnian student fired at him as he rode with a companion and Custaj’s wife. The pursuer was killed and another wounded before police captured the assailant, who appeared insane.
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Agram
Crotia
Ban Cuvaj
Croatia
Custaj
Wiley declines Boston health chairman post offer
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley former chief of the U S bureau of chemistry rejected Boston's bid to make him chairman of the board of health. He informed Representative William F Murray of Massachusetts by letter announcing his decision.
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Wiley
Board of Health
Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
United States Bureau of Chemistry
City of
Boston
William F. Murray
Massachusetts
Morgan profits cited in plan to dissolve United States Steel
The Stanley committee report to Congress alleges J Pierpont Morgan and associates earned vast profits from the United States Steel corporation. It urges dissolution as a monopoly under Sherman law, federal incorporation, and broad interstate regulation with penalties for interlocking directorates.
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Washington
Stenley Committee
United States Steel Corporation
House of Representatives
Merpont Mor. Bun
Steel Trust
Sherwan
Supreme Court
Northers Securities Company
S. Tations
Morgan
Stanley
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
Mr. Morgan
Carnegie Company
Federal Steel Company
National Tube Company
American Steel & Wire Company
National Steel Company
American Tin Plate Company
American Steel Sheet Company
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
American Steel Hompany
American Bridge Company
Iver Tron Mining Company
Lake Superior Consolidated Tron Mining Company
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Pittsburg Steamship Company
Clairton Steel Company
The
Steel Corporation
Stanley Committee
Rlmp
George W. Perkins
Om Sl
Trust
Centrol
Yale Student Arrested for Speeding on Way to Princeton
Henry Cros of Evanston Illinois and six Yale colleagues were arrested while speeding from New Haven to Princeton. Cros paid a ten dollar fine and the students cheered their agency Preschi as a sign of lenient treatment amid the incident.
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New York
Henry Cros
Evanston, IL
Yale
New Haven
Princeton
WRG
Gross
Aginty Preschi
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A. W. Rucker
Colorado
Wuluel Roosevelt
HI Party
Count von Bernstorff
J. H. von Bernstorff
Harvard University
Burns
Whairman
the Steel Trust
Bainbridge Colby
Patal
Saginaw, Mich
Casper Markus
Alton Limited
Illinois
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
St. Louis
Cuvaj
Shanghai
U. S. Corporation
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