De la Barra Plans Pensions For Insurrectos In Mexico
President De la Barra proposes pensions for revolutionaries and for families of those killed. Insurgents may join the rurales or a suppressive force, with a bill to set reimbursement rules before elections. A federal clash left one insurgent dead. Aviator participates in Paris Rome Turin event.
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Mexico City
de la Barra
Mexico
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Spain
China
Ile
Congress
Senate
Auto kills rich man near Dayton New York
Olean New York May 29 Harry B Sartwell wealthy proprietor of the Olean house was killed in an automobile accident near Dayton New York. His wife was seriously injured and their daughter Mrs George W Cooper was badly hurt when the car going down a steep hill slowed to one side and turned turtle in a ditch.
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Olean, N. Y
Harry B Sartwell
Olean
Dayton
N.Y
George W. Cooper
Barrier 10 Jews Gone Concession to Protests
The United States continues protests against Russia’s discrimination of American Jews. Russia will admit Jews for business travel under future restrictions, ending decades of practical exclusion. Previously, Jews needed passports visas, which Russian officials rarely issued, despiteRequests from prominent American Jews.
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United States
Russia
Washington
China famine checked says Bishop McDowell
Bishop William F. McDowell, returning from China aboard the Mongolia, reports the worst famine stage passed. He says the famine is under control, with the government sending refugees back to their home provinces after inspections in India and China.
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San Francisco
Cal
William F. McDowell
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denver University
China
Mongolia
McDowell
India
Results for the Fans National League
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2 as Leifield, Simon, Suggs, McQuillan and Clarke contributed in a late rally. St Louis versus Chicago was postponed due to rain.
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Cincinnati
R. H. EK
Pitteburg
Leifield
Simon
Suggs
McQuillan
Clarke
St. Louie
St. Louis
Chicago
Unclear OCR sports standings and names fragment
Fragmentary OCR sports table shows team abbreviations and scores with city tags like Detroit Cleveland Chicago and names such as Covington Willett Stanese Hamilton Clarke Harkness Green Land Payne Walsh Sullivan. Details are broken and not coherent.
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W. It. Petrat
Fla Phil
St. L
Cleve
Letroit R. H. BE
Detroit
Bt. Louis
Covington
Works
Willett and Stanese
Hamilton and Clarke
Chicago
R. I. Bs
Cleveland
Harkness, Green and Land
Payne, Walsh and Sullivan
Local Sports Scores Highlight Midwest Matchups
Compact score list shows results from multiple city pairings. Louisville and Minneapolis split results, Columbus and St Paul clash with St Paul winning the first, Toledo and Kansas City split games with Toledo taking the second.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Wisconsin
Indiana sees local thunderstorms today then cooler in east and south with unsettled skies and possible southern showers tomorrow. Moderate winds. Minds shows showers decay, cooler in extreme south, unsettled with southern showers tomorrow. Moderate northeast winds. Wisconsin grows cloudy with possible tonight or tomorrow showers and light to moderate north or northeast winds.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Prendergast Named Arch bishop of Philadelphia
At the Vatican Rt Rev Edmund Prendergast auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia is named archbishop of Philadelphia to succeed Archbishop Patrick John Ryan who died February 11. Prendergast born in Clonmel Ireland May 1843 came to the United States 1859 and was ordained a priest in 18. He was consecrated auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia in February 1897. A bank robbery occurred at the Farmers State Bank in Rushville Missouri with $2,000 in gold and silver stolen while the cashier dined.
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Rome
Vatican
Edmund Prendergast
Philadelphia
Patrick John Ryan
Clonmel
Ireland
United States
Isis
Dines
Rushville
Farmers’ State Bank
Garros Leads Paris Turin Aeroplane Race Kickoff
Paris May 20 Garros led the Paris to Turin contest for a $100000 prize as 12 of 15 starters began the 1300 mile flight within an hour of 6 am The American entrant Henry Weyman flew a Nieuport but landed at Beford after running low on gasoline Conneau Beaumont and Carros also started and reached Avignon Dijom and Dijom respectively by evening with Freey at Dijom later Molla and others followed.
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Nice
Henry Weyman
Freey
Weyman
Beford
Bleriot
Farmen
Latahm
Beaumont Conneau
Avigdon
M. Carros
Molla
Dijom
Catches Thief in Swamp Near St Joseph
Sheriff Johnson leads a pursuit into a swamp by the St Joseph river where burglar Frank Little surrendered after a fierce struggle. Officers say Little may expose a Buchanan hardware store burglary trio and were found with Buchanan store cutlery.
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St. Joseph, Mich
Johnson
St. Joseph River
Frank Little
Buchanan
Little
Distilled water found inferior to filtered and spring water
Experiments show that distilled water, free of minerals and impurities, absorbs waste but is inferior to filtered water or mineral rich spring water. Filtering is better for purifying high mineral water and boiling may destroy vegetable organisms, a point relevant this season.
Poisoned Coffee Tale Shocks Michigan Town
Coroner’s jury finds Mrs. Charles F. Stannard guilty of administering poison to her husband Charles F. Stannard of Greenland Michigan. Grace Hammes testified the victim, an alcoholic, was aggressive before the breakfast when she mixed powder into his coffee. The defense argues the husband, intoxicated, caused his own death.
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Houghton
Mich
Charles F. Stannard
Greenland
Stannard
Michigan
Charles Fo Stannard
Litnaus Stannard
Laura Stannard
Richard Chyneweth
Liss Hammes
Sheald Stannard
Shy
Witness Testimony Details Steel Amalgamation Ties
Witness John W. Gates testified before a House special committee on the United States Steel merger with Tennessee Coal and Iron. He described Allied actions by the Trust Company of America and noted the 1899 plan by Carnegie Steel executives to block Carnegie’s interests. Gates cited the United States Steel purchase of American Steel and Wire for $46.8 million.
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Washington
House of Representatives
United Shoes Steel Corporation
Stanley
Kentucky
John W. Gates
Trust Company of America of
New York
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Gates
Steel Ration
Tennessee Con
American Six and Wire Company
W. H. Moore
H.C. Frick
Andrew Carnegie
Carne Steel Works
Pierpont Morgan
Charles Kwab
United States
Carnegie
Steeloration
Amean Steel and Wire Company
Penius
Tin Gideons of Illinois Hold Eleventh State Convention
Danville Illinois May 29 delegates from every section attended the eleventh annual convention of tin Gideons of Illinois an organization of traveling men. Pulpits of nearly all the churches in the city were occupied by Gideons Sunday.
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Danville
Tin Gideons of
Ilinois
Gideons
De La Berra Plans Rebel Army Disposal
Sunday notes state De La Berra laid out a plan for disposing of the rebel army. Senator Gore of Oklahoma backs Wilson as the Democratic presidential nominee. Kate Shelley of Iowa who saved a train of 200 passengers is seriously ill. Andrew Carnegie raises his steelworks price by 160 million dollars. Chicago sees May heat deaths rise to twenty five. Presbyterian assembly condemns use of intoxicants. Gov Deneen criticizes manufacturers on the employers’ liability bill. Standard Lumber yards in Dubuque destroyed by suspected incendiary fire causing losses around 500 thousand.
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de la Berra
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Wilson
Kate Shelley
Iowa
Chicago
Presbyterian General Assembly
Iplo Bane
Deneen
Aliieles
Standard Larmber Company
Dubuque
Agerogite
Whiskers Barred On Elmendorf Estate
Lexington reports multimillionaire J B S Tlagern orders workers on his 9000 acre Elmendorf dairy farm to keep beards removed by suppressing facial hair. Notices require shared meals and a barber shop will be installed with a $10 000 bathroom to be maintained free of cost for employees.
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Lexington
Torteiro
J BS. Tlagern
Elmendorf
Klagein
DROWN IN CROSSING RIVER AT REDBUD PICNIC
Three people trailed while heading to a picnic after Lonng Nagle’s boat tipped. Nagle’s family, including a priest’s son and a baby, were lost, with the mother and two children surviving.
Post Office Deficit Wiped Out By Reform Efforts
Washington May 29 The Post Office Department now meets its expenses from its own revenues and returns 3 000 000 to the treasury surplus of more than 1 000 000 is expected to grow Taft calls the deficit wipeout a major administration achievement Credit is given to improved business methods rather than facility curtailment by Postmaster General Hitchcock as the department moves toward self support and aims to erase a prior 17 500 000 deficit.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Department
Treasury
Taft
Deflett
Grandstand Collapse Injures Dozens at St Louis Baseball Game
A hurricane lifted and toppled the Granite City grandstand during a ball game. Over twenty people were trapped beneath wreckage. Sidney Mangus, Granite City pitcher, was fatally injured, and Ernest Robinson suffered a brain concussion. Other serious injuries affected Miller Brothers and Childs & Conoverson players and spectators. Admission money was lost.
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Granite City
Til
Sidney Mangus
Mangus
Miller Brothers
St. Louis
Childs & Onverson
Sidney Magnus
Ernest Robinson
Harry Massering
John Massering
William Ameling
James McCafferty
Ed Papperson
British Aviator Killed in Russian Air Race
St. Petersburg May 29 British aviator Smith crashed from 128 feet in a Somber machine during an aeroplane competition and died. The accident occurred in the city during the event.
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St. Petersburg
Smith
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