Taft Ill After Reception at Fort Snelling
Secretary of War William H. Taft grew weak after a 4000 dinner at the Twin Cities banquet and a Fort Snelling review. He was hurried home by automobile with doctors diagnosing a severe indigestion and possibly ptomaine poisoning. Taft telegraphed Mrs. Taft that he would rest and cancel his South Dakota trip.
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St. Paul
Taft
Twin Cities
Phil
Panama
Cuba
Porto Rico
Washington
Twin
Archbishop Ireland
Canal History
Panama Canal
Charles V
United States
Wwe
J. C. Hill
Sneve
Commercial Club
South Dakota
Kansas
Dakota
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Fort Meade
Fort Leavenworth
Ottawa
Kans
Hite
Ted
Omah
Mr. Taft
Cabinet
War Department
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Deller
Woman Robbed of Sixty One Thousand Dollars in Texas
Miss Sal ge Gibson of Columbia S C says she was robbed of 61000 after arriving to invest in Texas lands. Rufus Williams has confessed to the assault and theft on a train bound for New Orleans. Gibson carried fifty one thousand dollars and gold. a livery vehicle was used for a drive into the country. Williams was her business manager and claims to have sought safety in Buffalo after a prior street assault. Appleyard, amid stock troubles, arrives in Buffalo and refuses to confirm payment to the German Bank receiver.
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Tex
Salge Gibson
Columbia
S. C
Rufus Williams
Williams
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Gibson
Texas
8. C
Salle
Miss
Wiliams
Weds Architect Hinkle Marries Olive Murray Secretly
Special to The Washington Post reports architect Howard F. Hinkle of 5 West Thirty-first Street married Olive Murray, a former lead in Brewster's Millions at the Hudson Theater, near New York a few days ago. The wedding was kept secret until leaked today, with close friends unaware. Hinkle, Yale class of 189?, is noted in Philadelphia and Cincinnati circles. Murray's father is not specified. the couple were in Watch Hill with the bridegroom's family.
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Yale
Olive Murray
Washington Post
New York
Howard F. Hinkle
West Thirty-first Street
Misa Olive
Murray
Hudson Theater
West Fifty Seventh ‘Street
Big City
Watch Hill
Ro-L
Washington Man Found Dead Near Tulsa Tracks
The Washington Post reports a young man identified as Harry L. Adams of Washington, D C was found dead along the M E and JT tracks just east of the city. Police investigation suggests possible murder as Adams had not left the city recently according to local papers and directory listings.
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Washington Post
Tulsa
Ind. T
Harry
L. “Adams
Warhington
D. C
Trust Merger Denied By Lincoln Trust President
York June 14 Special to The Wattingtones President Frank Tilford denied rumors that the Lincoln Trust Company would merge with the Carnegie Trust Company or any other institution. He stated the merger reports have no foundation and that the majority of Lincoln Trust stock remains with its own board of directors.
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York
Lincoln Trust Company
Carnegie Trust
Frank Tilford
Lincoln
Carnegie Trust Company
Cfai
Douma Faces End as Deputies Clash Over Treason Charges
In St Petersburg the Lower House battles Stolypin over suspending 55 Social Democratic deputies. Sixteen leaders are arrested, a government report awaits a committee verdict, and a general strike discussion unfolds while a dissolution seems likely. A new electoral law possibility alarms reformists.
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Stolypin
Social Democratic Party
Council of Ministers
Japan Seeks Patience Limit in San Francisco Incident
Tokyo papers urge restraint as consular report notes Japan’s patience tested by San Francisco troubles. An entente with the U S is speculated, while officials press for swift steps to remove suspicions and prevent public unrest. Taft visit viewed as boosting Korea policy and East Asia peace. Consul Uyeno cites attacks on Japanese establishments and calls for authorities to settle matters quietly.
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Commant
San’ ‘Francisco
Nichi Nichi
Japan
San Francisco
United States
France
America
Taft
Korea
Far East
Uyeno
Japanese Association of America
Woman Captures Wolf In Backyard Cage
Special to The Washington Post reports a woman confined a wolf in a cage today after it escaped and attacked hogs and chickens owned by Mrs.
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The
Washington
Post
Unclear fragment hints at household sale or rental listing
Fragmentary OCR notes show a household listing mentioning Sloan's address 14607 and a phone number Main 2222. The text appears to describe a desirable household item or service with possibly no charge for cartage and a time indication in the morning.
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Sloan's
A. m. iouseKeepers
War on Black Hand in New Orleans Grows firmer
Indignation over threats and the kidnapping of Walter Lamana escalates after a mass meeting. Authorities and Italian residents unite to crush the Black Hand, with eight suspects arrested and investigations widening as fear of murder or arson grips the community.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Sune
Walter Lamana
Lemana
Black Hand
Kidnapping Case Ties Costa to Black Hand Plot in 1891 City
Italian authorities announce arrests linked to a kidnapping and alleged Black Hand activity. Antonia Costa, captured in hiding, is named as the principal suspect. boy slung into a wagon, then ferried toward Kenner and Stone. Police say some suspects have fled, and an Italian consul appeals for protective action.
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Francesc Capdtion
Costa
Antonio
Guiseppe Cantagsina
Lorenzo Giambelucca
Sam Chejfanento
Kenner
Stone
Blinehard
Ig Childre
Kidnapped boy rescued near Tyrone Pennsylvania
Herbert Sinclair, twelve, was recovered after being kidnapped twice and kept as a prisoner by a tramp and companions. He was stolen from Tyrone, Pennsylvania, about a year ago and fled to North Baltimore and McVay town before restoration to his father E. G. Sinclair. The father has spent all his money searching for the boy.
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Washloxton Post
Bowling Green
Ohia
Herbert Sinclair
Yeaterday
G. Sinclair
Tyrone
McVaytown
North Baltimore
Sinclair
Leeds Gems Not Jewels In Drilled Pearl Necklace Case
New York June 14 The General Appraisers ruled that the 37 drilled pearls imported for William B Leeds are not jewelry under the Dingley tariff and taxed at 10 percent. Bernard Citroen, a Maiden Lane dealer, prevailed. the collector had classified the pearls as jewelry at 60 percent. The necklace is worth about 194000 with 110000 duty paid under protest, and the importer faces a lengthy Supreme Court appeal anticipated to take two to three years.
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Washington Post
New York
Stranahan
Board of
General Appraisers
William B. Leeds
Rock Island Railway
Bernard Citroen
Maiden Lane
Leeds
Sharretts
Lunt
Charles P. McClelland
W. Wickham Smith
Mr. Cltroen
Mayor Schmitz Convicted of Extortion Remains in Custody
In San Francisco on June 1, Mayor Eugene H. Schmitz was convicted last night of extortion and held in custody. The location is undisclosed though presumed at his home guarded by a deputy sheriff. Bail was denied this morning, with a possible renewal tomorrow aided by affidavits. Judge Dunne stated conviction requires custody by the sheriff.
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San Francisco
Eugene H. Schmitz
Jght
O'Neill
Schmitz
Campbell
Frudge-Dunne
Frisco Without a Rudder Says Col. Biddle
Col John Biddle, now in San Francisco, warns Commissioner Marrow that Frisco is rudderless with no real executive head. He cites dirty streets, poor sanitation, unawept roads, and streets unsafe for traffic. He notes strikes slow building work and high costs hindering progress.
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Col
Biddle
Golden Gate City
San Francisco
Marrow
John Biddle
Haat
Col. Biddle
Frisco
Plan to curb Lords Premier's resolution to be moved
London June 14 The Premier Campbell Bannerman will move in the House of Commons on June 24 a resolution to curb the Lords. The text argues that the will of the people requires that the power of the other house to alter or reject bills be restricted by law so that within a single Parliament the final decision of the House of Commons shall prevail.
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House of Commons
London
House of Lords
Premier Campbell-Bannerman
House ‘of Commons
Telegraphers Press for Reply to Mackay Message
Postal and telegraph workers demand a formal response from Mackay after sending a letter. The communication claims no reply has been received, prompting union officials to consider further action and possible industry-wide coordination.
Kills Russian Colonel in Port City Murder
June 14 in Petersburg Col Kotlaroff deputy commandant of the port was murdered. The revolutionary group had recently sentenced him to death for recommending a reduction of the workforce at the admiralty works. The assassin was captured. possible accomplices fled. Also notes miscellaneous travel and notices including trains to Baltimore and return and a request for a reply stemming from local department communications.
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Kotlaroff
Petersburg
Col. Kotlaroff
Revolutionary Fighting Organization
Miralty Works
Harpers Ferry
Halltows
Charies
Minnesota Launch Disaster Located in 27 Feet of Water
Newport News June 14 Diver reports finding the missing Minnesota launch under a canopy in 27 feet of water near Fort Wool 1600 yards west by south. Nine bodies expected beneath the canopy. two midshipmen suspected to have escaped. Officers believe the boat struck a tow line and sank, with divers and derricks at work to raise the vessel for recovery.
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Exposition Pier
Newport News
Minnesota
Ulrich
Stevenson
Mahan
Washington
Indiana
Darkiess
Feaver Hospital
Hoes
Holcombe
Sok Manterola
Preeta
Pemith
Grant
Hizx
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