President Grants Full Cavalry Reinforcement to Arizona
Washington reports President Taft orders the entire Sixth Cavalry regiment from Des Moines to reinforce posts in Arizona after warnings of imminent clashes with rebels near Agua Prieta Mexico. The move underscores neutrality rules for American troops along the border while preparing for possible engagements.
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Porfirio Hernandez
Batlegeld
Michigan Governor Osborn Faces Impeachment Push
Lansing debates show dissatisfaction with Gov Osborn over not removing a prison warden. House minority report urged impeachment tied to the prison system and the state board of control. If adopted, it could mark a historic move against a sitting governor.
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Rich
Osbord
House
Marquette
Osborn
Haase and
Decla
Bés Pepsi Institution
Destructive Tornado Ripples Across Kansas and Neighboring States
The storm wrecked hundreds of buildings across Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri killing at least nineteen people and injuring over one hundred. An eight story wheat elevator submerged in the Mississippi river and other structures were toppled amid downpours wind hail and lightning. Authorities report widespread telegraph and telephone outages with total losses estimated above two million dollars.
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St. Louis
Valles Mines
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Kenyon Elected United States Senator by Iowa Legislature
Des Moines Iowa W S Kenyon was chosen US senator by the Iowa legislature ending a lengthy deadlock that began January 17. Kenyon defeated Horace B Deemer 5 votes to 19 for the Republican candidate of the stand patters and will succeed Lafayette Young as editor of the Des Moines Capital.
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Des Moines
W. S. Kenyon
United States
Iowa
Kenyon
Lafayette Young
Supreme Court
Horace B. Deemer
Justice Deemer
Daughters of the American Revolution Conclave Hears Campaigns
Washington hosts the twenty fourth annual congress as Daughters from across the Union arrive. Mrs. Scott presides at Continental Memorial hall while Mrs. Story campaigns to dethrone her, accusing oligarchy and rule by the governing board. A rally of 100000 letters underscores the contest.
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Congress
Union
Taft
White House
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Sons of the American Revolution
Scott
Continental Memorial Hall
Mathew T. Scott
Ilinois
Order
William Cummings Story
New York
Hill to Quit Berlin Post
Washington reports surprise as David Jayne Hill resigns as ambassador to Germany. Taft accepts the resignation with thanks and notes Hill will remain until July 1. Unconfirmed rumors speak of friction between Hill and the state department.
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Washington
David Jayne Hill
Rochester
N. Y
United States
Germany
Taft
Hill
Berlin
Tawney Brother of Minnesota Congressman Dead by Suicide
Ps Pierce Nebraska reports William A Tawney, brother of ex-Congressman James A Tawney of Minnesota, died by his own hand at his farm near town. A coroner's jury ruled the deed was committed while he was temporarily insane, marking the second family suicide after another in Saunders county twelve years prior.
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William A. Tawney
James ‘A. “Tawney
Minnesota
Tawney
Saunders County
Nebraska
Violinist to Queen Is Dead Berlin Report
Berlin reports the violinist to the queen has died in a sudden incident. The obituary notes the artist’s career and royal connections stirring public mourning.
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Berlin
Foss to Marry Miss Chapman in Boston Engagement
The engagement of Sturtevant Foss of Boston, son of Massachusetts governor, to Dorothy Chapman of this city was announced by the bride-elect’s parents. The report notes the forthcoming marriage.
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Chapman
San
Sturtevant jFoss
Boston
Massachusetts
Dorothy
Hines Under Fire in Lorimer Senate Inquiry
Edward Tilden of Chicago testified before the Helm committee in Springfield about Hines and Lorimer. Hines allegedly bragged of helping Lorimer’s election and resisted turning over banking records and deposits from Drovers' Deposit National Bank where he served as president.
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Edward Tilden
Chicago
Tilder
Herman H.hettler
Herman H. Hettler
Hines
Union. League Club
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Ware
Hettler
Lorimer
M. B. Bean
Marquette
Mich
William
Governor Paroles Life Prisoners in Indiana
Governor Marshall granted paroles to three life prisoners for murder, pardoned John Petilliott, and recommended parole for ten others while denying 20. The actions recall past cases like John Cline and Louis Jaquith, tied to murders in Laporte and Maxwell, with officials citing board recommendations and prior governors. The report also covers Proctor law license ratios and tax on liquor across Indiana counties and towns.
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State Board of Pardons
Marshall
John Petilliott
John Cline
Durbin
Hanly
Cline
Frank Siple
Frank Smith
Pike ‘County
Smith
Siple
W. E. Cox
Cox
Louis Jaquith
Jaquith
Laporte
Samuel Cooper
State Board of Paurdens
Cooper
Maxwell
Hancock County
Charles van Blarken
van Biarkon
Bartholomew County
George Finney
George Vollmer
Hendricks County
Minerva Williams
Vanderburg
Federation Sets Agenda for Indianapolis Meeting
The State Federation of Clubs delegates left two main topics for the October Indianapolis meeting. Child welfare and civics will get special focus while round tables cover other issues. Past keynote themes included Woman's Responsibility to the Community and Childhood's Bill of Rights as the federation plans a three year push with parent teacher advocacy.
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State Federation of Clubs
Indianapolis
Federation
Beleve
South Bend
Richmond
Parent- Teacher Association
J. W. Caswell
Civics Committee
Griffith
Take Test In Pharmacy The Ape Members
Readable fragments describe a test in a pharmacy setting and mention ape members in unclear context. The item lacks clear actions or outcomes. details are incomplete for a full summary.
North Indiana conference closes at Kokomo with moral resolutions
The sixty eighth annual session of the North Indiana conference in Kokomo adjourned with Bishop E H Hughes presiding. A report urged Sabbath desecration prohibition, dignified Fourth of July observance, restraint on amusements, and combating divorce and licentiousness while supporting wholesome youth entertainment and Methodist federation work.
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Kokomo
E. H. Hughes
San Francisco
Cal
Methodist
Federation
Social Service
Tadtexa Civic
Ses
Hair and scalp eczema myth cured by Resinol remedy
An advert extols Resinol ointment as the sure cure for scalp eczema and related skin eruptions. It claims quick relief from itching, benefits for burns, dandruff, and a soap shampoo as a complementary treatment, with products sold by Resinol Chemical Co in Baltimore.
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Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Cure for His Dyspepsy in Two Minutes
Dialogue fragment shows Hogan and Grogan trading quips about curing dyspepsy. Grogan claims the doctor ordered rest after eating and jokes about fitting in an hour of rest by eating like the devil. The piece captures a rural Irish voice and humor through slang and abbreviated speech.
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Hogan
Grogan
A Maryland Woman Credits Pinkham's Compound for Cure
A Baltimore mother shares a testimonial about her daughter Alice, age fifteen, who recovered from Green Sickness after three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter, from Rutland Street, notes dramatic improvement and urges other women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Alice
Lydia E. Pinkham
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