Robbers Blow Up Mail Car On Oregon Train
In Glendale Oregon on June 30 two bandits dynamited a mail car on north bound Southern Pacific train No 16 near West Fork Cow Creek canyon and took registered mail. Messenger Robb refused to open the express car. The robbers escaped with loot. authorities pursue with posses organized.
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Glendale
Ore
Southern Pacific
Seattle
San Francisco
West Fork
Cow Creek Canyon
Robb
Southern Oregon
Eugene
Cow Creek
Royal progress through London to St Pauls for thanksgiving
King George and Queen Mary with the prince of Wales and Princess Mary toured London June 30, drawing great crowds as they headed from Buckingham Palace to St Pauls for a coronation thanksgiving service and lunch at Guildhall. The procession featured carriages and a large escort, with 15,000 troops and bands along the route.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Princess Mary
Buckingham Palace
St Paul's
Guildhall
Woman Dies After Blood Sacrifice To Save Family
Ida Schiff of New York fainted on a fire escape balcony after donating blood to help a dying woman and to raise money to bring her five Russian children. She fell eighty feet to a court pavement and died an hour later. Cunard Line Strike Ends in Liverpool as Union recognition is granted and workers return to duty.
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New York
Ida Schiff
Russia
Russian envoy tied to Washington post rumor
St Petersburg report says George Bakhmemeff former Russian ambassador at Tokyo has been promised the Washington post if Baron Rosen resigns.
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St Petersburg
George Bakhmemeff
Tokyo
Washington Post
Baron Rosen
A Letter from Home Scene at Camp Sam Houston Texas
A letter from home reflects life at Camp Sam Houston Texas as the scene nears its breakup. Soldiers recount memories and the looming farewell, capturing the mood among units preparing to disband.
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Camp Sam Houston
Texas
Taft Considers Withdrawing Texas Maneuver Troops
President Taft weighing withdrawal of troops in the Texas maneuver division. Cabinet meeting to decide today with indications withdrawals will start soon and finish within a month. Improved Mexico conditions and soldier discomfort cited.
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Taft
Washington
Texas
Hines Testimony Links Taft Aldrich to Lorimer Bid
Edward Hines of Chicago testifies before a Senate committee that President Taft and Senator Aldrich favored Lorimer’s bid to break Illinois deadlock and backed his candidacy. He describes calls to Lorimer and Governor Deneen and says Aldrich pressed him to influence Lorimer. The witness notes an alleged use of the president’s name for political ends.
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Washington
Edward Hines
Chicago
Edward Hines Lumber Company
Senate Committee
Lorimers
Taft
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Mr. Lorimer
Lorimer
Hines
Aldrich
Ilinois
White House
Illinois
Springfield
Mr. Hines
Open Dakota Lands Proclamation for Indian Reservation Registrations
President Teftt signs a proclamation opening about 150000 acres in the Fort Berthold Indian reservation North Dakota and about 450000 acres in Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations South Dakota under the registration plan. North Dakota registrations start August 14 in Bismarck Minot Plaza Garrison and Ryde. South Dakota registrations start October 2 in Chamberlain Dalles Gregory and Rapid City. Each registration lasts three weeks.
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Washington
Teftt
Fort Berthold
North Dakota
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
South Dakota
Bismarck
Mineta
Plaza
Garrison
Ryde
N. B
Plans to confiscate large estates in Chihuahua
A Chihuahua dispatch reports state and federal authorities consider confiscating vast estates of General Luis Terrazas and Enrique Creel, with nominal compensation to the owners. The properties total over 20 million acres and would be distributed to the poor of the region. A separate Vernon Indiana note says stamps and change valued at about 3150 stolen from the post office with some recovered nearby and shots heard after the robbery.
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Monterey
Mex
Chihuahua
Luis Terrazas
Inrique Rees
Tetrizas
Creel
Vernon
Ind
Will Harper
Postoffice
Caisson Disease Claims Three Divers in Peoria
Divers suffer caisson disease after being rushed to the earth's surface. Three victims reported in Peoria Illinois in June 80. The illness affects divers exposed to rapid pressure changes.
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Peoria
Lye Thrown On Woman and Child in Danville
An unidentified assailant threw lye on Mrs May Prater and her young daughter in Danville HL, causing severe facial burns. Police report no arrests as of June 30.
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Danville
May Prater
Diet and Healin Hines: Idiosyncrasies From Eating Habits
A medical reflection discusses how foods that agree with one person can harm another due to temperaments and bodily conditions. The author links hereditary dietary habits to illnesses and temperament, citing examples of oysters causing sickness and honey upsetting some individuals. The piece ties idiosyncrasies to family history and historic sayings about inherited traits.
Hines Denies Cook Testimony On Lorimer Election Moves
In Mr. Cook's recent testimony Hines said he would go to Springfield with all the moves to elect Lorimer. Hines denied Cook's account of the terepnene convers.
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Cook
Hines
Springfield
Lorimer
Mayor Implicated In Postoffice Robbery Case Hearing
Testimony links respected citizen to organized crime in a Bemidji hearing. Behan testifies the plan included Dr Dumas and Davis to burn the Puposky post office and blow the safe for money, stamps, and papers. Behan identifies a revolver allegedly given by Dumas to Davis.
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Behan
Dumas
Davis
Labor Leaders Plan 10 Cent Per Capita Appeal
In Indianapolis a secret meeting of about 100 labor leaders from numerous international unions discussed funding for a defense fund for John J. and James B. McNamara, indicted for dynamiting. After debate over an across the board assessment, a plan was approved to appeal unions to contribute 10 cents per member to the national fund.
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Indianapolis
John J
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles
Cal
FG' Four Wire MFNE Indirter At Holt Summer
In a terse summer note from Holt an item lists four wire MFNE indicate a need for indirect connections. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or outcomes but points to a local utility notice or equipment update.
Weather outlook for Indiana and Wisconsin regions today
Forecast shows warmer conditions and fair skies in Indiana with a cautious approach to winds. Wisconsin expects rain showers mainly in the north with generally fair weather in the south and moderate to brisk southerly winds.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Poren
Cul lom Puts Lincoln Memorial Start Before Taft Letter
Senator Cullom asked President Taft to explain the Lincoln memorial delay. Taft replied with a letter to architect Burnham, noting the Fine Arts Commission and the Lincoln commission have discussed site and design options.
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Lincoln Memorial
Taft
Architect Burnham
Washington
Cullom
Lincoln Commission
Fine Arty Commission
Whdely
Burnham
Chicaso
Fine Arts Commission
Trust Head Guilty In State Banking Case
Joseph Reichman former Carnegie Trust president found guilty of making false statements to the state banking department. Verdict cites a $130,000 loan from Northern Bank to Crust company via Joseph G. Robin. Reichman reeled and nearly fell as verdict was read.
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New York
Joseph Reichman
Carnegie Trust Company
State Banking Department
Northern Bank
Crust Company
Joseph G. Robin
Reichman
Flen
Unclear text fragment hints at Langford victory in last rounds
Partial OCR mentions Langford and a late round victory at a national event. References New York and Betsy, but details are garbled and names unclear.
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Langford
York
Laveford
the Posten
Warn
National
Death in police ambulance in Grand Rapids
John Weston of Birmingham died in a Grand Rapids police ambulance after an attack of heart failure.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John Weston
Birmingham
Woman in Aeroplane Makes First Solo Cross Country Flight
Boston, June 30. The first successful cross country solo flight by a woman is credited to Mrs. James B. Martin, wife of the renowned aviator. In eighteen minutes she flew over Waltham Watertown Newton Waverly and Belmont and landed perfectly after performing bold evolutions.
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Boston
Mass
James B. Martin
Waltham
Watertown
Newton Waverly
Belmont
Try
Comet Impresses Public as Mexico Elects President
Fifty years ago today on June 30 a comet of extraordinary splendor drew crowds and sparked scientific interest in America and beyond. The article notes wide public attention and mentions Justresz being elected president of the Mexican republic with tutelary powers.
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Almerica
Uhrond O
Jupiter
Justresz
Mexican Republic
Pensions Totaled 68 Million as 365 Thousand Homes Enrolled
United States payments for the year reached 68,797,838 dollars with 365,783 homes enrolled. Cardinal Gibbons received the biretta in an official investiture ceremony in Baltimore.
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United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Balthmore
Indictments Target Major Wire Firms and Capitalists
Federal grand jury charges prominent firms and financiers in the wire industry with forming cartels to restrain trade. Indictments name American Steel and Wire, General Electric, National Conduit and Cable, and others, with Palmer and Roebling among those charged. Claims cover cables, wire, nails, and related products. many defendants face multiple counts.
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American Steel
Wirecom
Dany
Foteers
United States
Tec
Wirm PL Palmer
John A Roehne
Frank J. Gould
Ugrakine Kewitt
London
Blerbert Sutterlee
Somin-Daw
JP. Morgan
Setain
Mabkshaw Wire Company
Charles F Brooker
Ansonia Brase and Vopper Company
Republican National
Standard Unterground Cable Company
Electrica
Hited States
Indianapolis dentist found dead in office
The body of John Byram aged forty a widely known dentist was found hanging in his downtown office. Mrs Byram had asked Trends to search for her husband as fear of going insane is given as the motive. Byram was a lecturer writer and authority on porcelain work at Indiana Dental College.
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Indianapolis
John Byram
Byram
Goins
Indiana Dental College
Taft to Vacation at Beverly Mass with Family
President Taft will start his summer break this Saturday relocating with his family to Beverly Massachusetts. The summer home named Parrametta is among the resort's finest residences where wealthy families reside during hot months. The Levi Leiter estate is also among Beverly’s noted palaces.
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Washington
Taft
Beverly
Mass
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