Strenuous Suffragists Disturb London Police Arrests Made
Militant suffragists led by Mia Billington Miss Kenny and three others were arrested in Cavendish Square outside Asquith's house after a disturbance. The crowd of about a score flew banners and the leaders were taken to a police station. Billington was fined or imprisoned as two months and vowed to become a martyr.
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London
Mia« Billington
Miss Kenny
Cavendish
Asquith
Cavendish Square
Miss Billington
Segregation Favored for Degenerates Says Charity Official
Alexander Johnson, secretary of the national conference of charity and corrections, urged segregating mentally and physically disabled people to reduce social burdens. He cited Guiteau and Czolgosz as examples and said they should have faced insane asylums, not execution. Timothy Sullivan left for Washington to resign from the House to run for state senate, as required by law.
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New York
Alexander Johnson
National Conference of Charity and Corrections
Johnson
School of Philanthropy
Guiteau
Czolgosz
Timothy Jp. Sullivan
Washington
House
Sullivan
State Senate
Congress
Prexy Butler Goes to Europe for Exchange Talks
President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University plans a European tour starting soon to meet Emperor William and discuss the exchange of university instructors. The trip aims to strengthen academic ties and international cooperation in higher education.
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Hae
Europe
Butler
Germany
William
United States
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mra. Morton
Pauline Morton
BE. B. Thomas
Lehigh Valley Railroad
P. A. B. Widener
George A. Hulm
Philadelphia
Prexy Butler
Thenperor William
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia Uni
Conferrees Reach Understanding On Railroad Rate Bill
In Washington on June 22 negotiators announced a reached understanding on the railroad rate bill. The conferees plan to draft the agreement today and present it to the House for printing in the record and action tomorrow.
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Washington
Conferrees
Samuel A Kean Files Bankruptcy After Bank Failure
Chicago June 22 Samuel A Kean former president of S Aean & Co bank whose firm failed with liabilities over half a million has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition seeking relief from debts totaling 756000.
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Chicago
Samuel A. Kean
S. Aean & Co
Wheat harvest boosts Boonville farmers in cool weather
In Boonville Indiana on June 22 farmers report cool conditions aiding wheat cutting. The crop is better than expected with heavy straw and well filled heads despite small size. A buyer shows strong demand for stock.
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Boonville
Ind
Senate OKs St Louis Bridge Across Mississippi
The Senate approved a House bill authorizing St Louis to build a bridge over the Mississippi River, enabling key city connectivity and potential economic activity.
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Senate
St. Louis
Young Lion Attack Dims La Belle Salina at Pike Carnival
A young lion cub attacked LaBelle Salina, the Dancing Girl in the Lion's Den, during a group show on the Pike. Trainer Captain Iyer and Salina, praised by clergy and press, continued with performances as crowds remained large and enthusiastic for the carnival exhibits including Parker's Superba and the Frisco Disaster.
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The
Pike
LaBelle Salina
Lion's den
Captain Iyer
Lions Attack During Circus Training At Fairground
A young lion cub attacked a female spectator after being coaxed into tricks at the arena. Captain Dyer intervened, subduing the animal and guiding the injured person to safety as staff summoned aid. Witnesses noted ongoing hazards and colorful slang from the crowd at the Ferris wheel vicinity.
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L’rince
Captain Dyer
Lions Attack Woman at Show Draws Crowds
An injured lady attacker by lions returns, but doctors keep the show running. The day’s busiest attraction is the Creation at Pike, drawing hundreds to the scenic marvel. A Hale’s Tour ride causes seasickness for a passenger, halting the train briefly.
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LaBelle Salina
Des Moines Graduate Edward Eicher Passes Bar Exams
Edward C. Eicher completed state bar exams in Des Moines and becomes a full fledged attorney. He was part of a 49 member class. he studied with his brother H M Eicher and earlier at the University of Chicago law department. He will practice law with substantial practical experience and defended the claim that exams would be in September.
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Edward C. Eicher
Des Moines
H. M. Eicher
University of Chicago
Disappearance of Carnival Ticket Seller Stirs Ainsworth
A ticket seller at a carnival show vanished last night with the proceeds from yesterday’s performance estimated at seventy to eighty dollars. Grover and Eva Neiswanger returned to Ainsworth last evening.
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Grover
Eva Neiswanger
Ainsworth
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Advertised by Cheney Co
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures deafness caused by catarrh in the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio markets the remedy with testimonials and circulars, also promoting Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Steck
China
H. F. Steck
East Side Jeweler
Guiteau and Czolgosz
Save So
Hecho
Cedar Rapids
George A. Wharton
France
Columbia Pharmacy
J. E. Lemmon
Prop
Young Lion
Ing
Cub
Ternoon
Parker
Superba
Fea
Tures
Will Chilcote
Will
Darkey
Anima
Parker People
Electric Theatre
Washington, Iowa
Abdul Hamid
Fig
Ottoman Empire
Pines
Florida
C. A. B. Bage
the Krout Man
Kroutland
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