Native Born Welcomes President in San Francisco Visit
President Roosevelt greeted crowds at the Presidio and Native Born hall on May 14. California Pioneer and Native Sons leaders spoke as veterans and children gathered, presenting a carved bear as a keepsake while the president thanked attendees amid cheers.
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Palace Hotel
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Nativens
Californianery of Pioneers
Native Sons
Idea West
Native Laughters
Mesa Db. Phelan
Henri B. Russ
Society Californian Pioneers
General Stewart
Society of Veterans of Mexican War
H. KR. McNeedle
The
Native Sons of the Goldenest
Mies Eliza BR. Keith
Roosevelt's San Francisco review and memorial ground breaking
President Roosevelt reviewed troops in Golden Gate Park and inspected fortifications, then rode to the Presidio and golf course where General MacArthur led veterans. He lunched with dignitaries and attended a ground breaking for the MeKin monument, amid a large crowd and veteran representatives.
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Garry
Schmitz
M. Hl. de Young
Loeb. Mem
Board of Education
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Eyvery
Presidio
MacArthur
Gener MacArthur
Ison
CHM House
Extire Committee
Pardee
Kal Bickford
Baker Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Wen
Palace Hotel
Wis woman wins custody after habeas corpus case
In Kansas City on May 14 a two year custody dispute ended with Mrs Gertrude Robinson of Kenosha Wisconsin obtaining a writ of habeas corpus. Judge Sedale ordered Mrs Weaver to return the child to Mrs Robinson by June to decide final custody.
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Ansas City
Gertrude Robman
Kenosha
Wis
He Humane Society
Sarah Weavn
Robinson
Judgesdale
Weaver
Minnesota Wins Debating Event In University Chapel
In Minneapolis on May 14 the Minnesota team won the annual debate in the university chapel by a vote of 1. The result marked a close contest amid campus discussions.
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Minnesota
Inneapolis
University Chapel
Massacre at Kisheneff Reported in Press Dispatches
Petersburg reports detail the Kisheneff massacre with 44 Jewish victims buried in the cemetery and about eighty persons seriously wounded. The coverage notes the horror as daily additions to the tally emerge from correspondents.
Strike Postponed Amid Renewed Talks At Great Northern
No strike declared on the Great Northern as negotiations between the men’s committee and railroad officials resume. Business leaders from St Paul and Minneapolis press for double header concessions already granted on other lines. Officials fear standardization could erase Northern’s advantage on low grades and heavy motive power.
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St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Garretson
Newman
Conductors Association
Trainmen's Brotherhood
Great Northern
Turmoil After Rampant Violence Reported in Odessa Area
Eyewitness accounts describe brutal acts including women shot and mutilations during two days of lawlessness. Up to a thousand people arrested, with officials from Odessa dispatched to restore order. Local authorities’ slow response cited, while rumors of a Kisheneff style pogrom abroad are officially denied.
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Odessa
United States
Kisheneff
Desseralia
Tiroepol
Union bills pass and fatal accidents in May city
The legislature approved a trusts bill 70 to 1 and a freight-rate limit 5 to 87. A senate veto killed mine reporting, the child labor bill passed unanimously, and a fatal electric shock killed 10 year old Douglass Drysdale in Austin. In Kalamasoo a mill executive Schmidt died after being struck by a train. his body was mutilated.
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Chicago
Douglass Drysdale
South Willow Avenue
Austin
Hatrd Avenue
Douglas
Kalamasoo
Mich
May
Moh
Sehmidt
New
Riverview Coating Mill
Michigan Central
Fle
Schmidt
King Edward and Alexandra Visit Edinburgh Amid Global Talks
The report notes a royal visit to the ancient city of Edinburgh while Russia pushes foreign travel and trade openings in Manchuria. Armenian leaders weigh actions with the sultan as tensions rise. In Newmarket, a US entrant in the handicap “also ran” and Rev. Peter Anstadt dies at New York. The Tin Plate Co and Amalgamated Association hold their annual conference in New York.
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Alexandra
Edinburgh
Russia
Manchuria
Cain
Newmarket
United States
Peter Anstadt
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
New York
The
Tin- Plate Company
Amalgamated Association
Weather Summary Across States Tonight
The forecast notes showers likely in central and southern areas with cooler conditions in central areas. Partly cloudy to threatening skies prevail in Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa with brisk or fresh northerly winds and possible northern showers.
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Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Tax Ferret Gets No Pay
Appellate court rules county board cannot contract with an individual to find omitted taxes and pay on a percentage of those taxes. Coles county injunction prevented payment to D D Carnahan of 3504 dollars, one third of unearthed taxes. Court cites statutes naming assessing officers and condemns private persons earning from public duties.
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Springfield
Ile
County Board of Supervisors
Coles County
Board of Supervisors
Live Stock Market Quotes From Chicago and Buffalo
Estimated receipts and price quotations for cattle sheep and calves across Chicago and Buffalo markets. Chicago bids show varied ranges from 4.00 to 6.75 for steers and heifers with bulk trading near 6.40 to 6.70, while buffalo listings note no cattle here and mixed market activity for beef and veal.
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Chicago
Joan Fauase
Texas
Teast
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
Strane
German farmers visit Iowa college and banquet in Ames
German farmers touring America to study agriculture visited the Iowa Agricultural College and Experiment Station in Ames and were entertained by the Ames Commercial Club. They praised American methods and expected their studies to influence farming in Germany. The party then toured Odebolt to inspect cattle feeding experiments.
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Ames
America
Iowa Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Ames Commercial Club
Germany
Odebolt
Employers Rally to Form United Front in Kansas City
In Kansas City six thousand employers form the Employers' association to oppose unions and boycotts. They plan to refuse deliveries to shops that discriminate against non union goods after a brewing company refused to deliver beer until its union was recognized. A retaliatory ice delivery boycott briefly restored beer service to an offending hotel. In Omaha quiet holds with some reopenings after an injunction from Judge Dickinson. Business Men's association to meet tomorrow to decide next steps.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Dickinson
Business Men's Association
The New Cure For Colds Promoted In Ads
An advertisement touts Bromo-Lax as a quick safe cure for colds and headaches with no quinine or calomel. It claims to relieve head stuffiness and is sold by all druggists at 25 cents per box.
Conditions at Kansas insane asylum worse than Topeka
Kansas legislators review the state hospital at Osawatomie with J. H. McCurdy, superintendent of a detached building, as principal witness. He testifies to an attendant beating a patient during rounds and another incident where an epileptic patient lay prostrate on the floor while an attendant stamped and kicked him.
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Osawatomie
Kan
Legislative Committee of Affairs
Topeka Asylum
J. H. McCurdy
Baseball scores and storm report from May 14
Chicago reports baseball results from league games in Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland Chicago St Louis Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo with scores. A twin lakes wind storm leaves desolation in Kenosha. Lafayette Y M C A building dedication attended by Monon officials city leaders and ministers with KE Stacey presiding.
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Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
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Columbus
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Western
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Denver
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Kenosha
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Twin Lakes
Lafayette
Ind
Monon Railroad Department
Monon
Ke, M. Stacey
Cancer Conquered by Dr Curry of Lebanon Ohio
Dr M Curry, a physician from Lebanon Ohio, claims a home cancer remedy cured all local cancers in 10 to 20 days without surgery. He is sending the treatment nationwide and to Europe, citing testimonials and a new sanitarium to accommodate patients seeking his personal care.
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M. Curry
Lebanon
Ohio
United States
Europe
England
Kiet
Con
Curry
Striking Teamsters Number About Two Thousand Two Hundred
In Denver on May 14 the strikers estimated at 2,200, mainly butchers meat handlers bakers cooks and waiters. After talks with the fire and police board the general executive committee of organized labor agreed there shall be no picketing.
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Denver
Teamsters
Fire and
General Executive Committee of
Organized Labor
Corgan Faces Trial for Pinckneyville Man’s Slaying
In Carbondale Illinois on May 14 the Perry county circuit court began the trial of John Corgan charged with killing Charles Smith last January. Smith was the son of Pinckneyville’s mayor.
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Carbondale, Ills
John Corgan
Charles Smith
Pinckneyville
Perry County
Wisconsin Bill Passes Rapidly in Assembly With No Dissent
Madison May 14 The assembly approved a new co employee bill making railroads liable for injuries to workers caused by the negligence of fellow employees. The measure passed unanimously along with a prohibition on political lobbyists influencing votes of Weber of Lemke.
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Madison, Wis
Weber
Lemke
Bileworth Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case and May 22 Legislature Adjournment
Bileworth of Eveleth pleads guilty to embezzling 8000 in government funds after 1 month in county jail. In sports Gardner defeats Marvin Hart after 12th round as Hart claims a broken right hand. In Lansing May "Adjournment Watts" notes Senate sets May 22 for business adjournment while House resists.
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Eveleth
Haw
Beleworth
Mmiling
Toulevilley
Charge Gardner
Marvin Hart
Southern Athletic
Hart
Watts
Lansing
Mich
Senate
House
Bils
Miles Sends Inquiry Over Press Publication Of Report
Secretary Root received a Miles inquiry about which portions of his report were released to the press by whom and to whom. The adjutant general will show copies of the section on military conditions in the islands and the judge advocate general will provide the full report on cruelties with the related letter. The discussion centers on whether the War Department released the entire Miles report to the press.
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Root
Miles
Bia
Adjutant General's Office
Judge Advocate General
Secretary of War
Department
War Department
Parrot Noise Sparks Complaint Near Judge Grant Home
In Lousing Michigan on May 14 neighbors sign a complaint to Chief Starmount about a noisy parrot kept by Miss Martha Fuller opposite Justice Grant's house. The city attorney says no specific offense exists yet, while police say a nuisance charge could be prosecuted if filed.
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Lousing
Mich
Justice Grant
Supreme Court
Starmount
Martha Fuller
Grant
Chief of Police
Honeymoon Couple Arrested In Chicago For Worthless Checks
Philip Paquet, 22, and his wife, 18, from Muskegon Michigan, were arrested by Sheffield Avenue police on passing worthless checks. The wife blocked the arrest, Paquet fled but was captured nearby. A witness says a check drawn on Bankers National Chicago was worthless. Separately Napoleon Lajoie recovered from illness and will resume field duties in baseball.
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May W
Philip Paquet
Sheffield Avenue
Muskegon
Mich
Paquet
Otto Street
Southport Avenue
W. G. Fletcher
Bankers’ National Bank of Chicago
Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Strength
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion related ailments claiming it enriches the blood and nourishes the nerves. A testimonial from Thomas A Swarts of Columbus Ohio describes severe illness followed by notable weight gain and regained vigor after eight bottles in six weeks.
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Dr. Pierce
Thomas A. Swarts
Sub
Station
Columbus
Ohio
Hox 103
Cost Of Your Uncle Total And Other Session Appropriations
A Washington report summarizes the Fifty seventh congress second session appropriations led by Thomas Cleaves and James C Courts. It notes total appropriations around 1500 billion with major increases for the navy postal service legislative funds and agricultural department. Comparisons show declines in river and harbor projects and the Isthmian canal while postal and naval spending rise.
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Washington
Congress
Thomas Cleaves
James C. Courts
Senate
House
Isthmian Canal
Postal Service
Agricultural Department
Naval Services
Prison labor policy aims to confine market to state institutions
Warden Murphy of Joliet prison says the legislature intended to limit prison made goods to state institutions and will begin implementing the new system. He rejects outside aid during the Chicago strike and will halt all prison output. Local news notes include mayor Crolius firing city workers tied to opposing aldermen and a saloon crackdown. The Minnesota Synod session discusses Gustavus Adolphus College staying in St Peter. Peter Stansley, age 110, dies in Upper Sandusky, survived by a 106 year old widow. he married at 25.
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Murphy
Joliet
Chicago
Pison
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Syredish Lutheran Agenstana Synod
Shieh
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Twin Cities
Upper Sandusky
Peter Stansley
Ile
Ohio
British force adds vast Africa lands under Moreland
Colonel Moreland commands 5000 men as he expands British holdings by 00,000 square miles in Africa. Engineer John Haley dies in a wreck on the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis near Cincinnati. Salonica police uncover 1000 pounds of dynamite and gunpowder. Henry King, D. D., has been
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Africa
John Haley
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Salonica
Henry
King
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