Uprising in Cuba Grows as U S Prepares Intervention
The Cuban revolt gains ground with 4000 residents at La Maya near Santiago reported as burned. The United States ships 5090 Krag rifles and 1,000,000 rounds to Gomez's government. War plans include intervention and readiness of hospital ship Solace for landing parties.
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Arthur Beaupre
United States
Havana
Stimson
Gomez
Spain
Navy
Solace
Key West
Guantanamo
Manley F. Gates
Cienfuegos
Max J. Baehr
Estenez
la Maya
Santiago
Steamship Bills Passed in Congress and Naval Provisions
The House approved two steamship measures targeting violators of the Sherman act and requiring wireless equipment on ocean and Great Lakes vessels carrying over fifty people. The Senate advanced a pension for Rear Admiral Schley's widow and naval affairs amendments propose two battleships, four submarines, a defense counsel, admiralty ranks, wireless stations funding, and removal of an eight hour contract rule.
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Washington
House
Ocean
Great Lakes
Senate
Rayner
Schley
Committee On Naval Affairs
President Wins Skirmish in Ohio Delegates Vote
Columbus Ohio reports a state Republican convention selecting six delegates at large to the national gathering. The first skirmish between Taft and Roosevelt factions ends in a Taft victory. Taft also leads district caucuses with eleven of twenty one committeemen and holds majorities on the credentials and resolutions committees.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Stamboul Ruined by Fire in Constantinople
Fire devastated Stamboul the Mohammedan section of Constantinople with enormous damage. The Akbir Kapusi region near the stable gate area was obliterated as the blaze swept through the district on June 5.
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Constantinople
Stamboul
Seattle Judge Is Attacked
Washington June 5. Congressman Victor Berger of Wisconsin has launched impeachment proceedings against Seattle Judge Hanford, charging him as personally and judicially unfit to serve on the federal bench.
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Seattle
Washington
Federal
Victor
Berger
Wisconsin
Socialist
Hanford
Revolt Aids Gomez in Cuban Crisis Says Taft Aides
Washington June 1 Secretary Knox says the current revolt is an incipient outbreak funded by Gomez supporters to gain sympathy before elections and that rebels will soon surrender with Gomez posing as a pacificator. Santiago reports rebels under Generals Estenez and Ivanho raid Oriente province plantations and mills and recruit women to fight.
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Washington
Taft
Knox
Gomez
Santiago
Cuba
Estenez
Ivanho
Oriente
Daiquiri
President Taft warns Orozco over American safety
President Taft warns Orozco not to interfere with Americans leaving Mexico. United States Consul Freeman orders all Americans at Vallardena to flee to Durango. A cabinet meeting and Knox explain Orozco’s manifesto threatening destruction of American property amid fevered anti American sentiment in Chihuahua.
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Washington
Orozco
Taft
Mexico
United States
Charles M. Freeman
Vallardena
Durango
Knox
Insurrecto
Chihuahua
Thomas G. Edwards
Juarez
el Paso
Colonel Wins All in Jersey in Roosevelt Sweep
Roosevelt captured all 28 New Jersey delegates and swept every congressional district with a 15 600 plurality over Taft and La Follette. Wilson led the Democratic side by securing 24 of 28 delegates. Newark report notes strong Roosevelt momentum in the state.
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Newark
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
New Jersey
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
la Follette
Wilson
Doyle Named Republican Candidate for Secretary of State
Cornelius J. Doyle of Greenfield state fire marshal was chosen unanimously by the Republican state central committee to be the secretary of state candidate to fill the vacancy from James A. Rose’s death. Governor Deneen later appointed him to the unexpired term and Doyle assumed the office after bond approval by the governor and two justices of the supreme court.
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Springfield
Cornelius J. Doyle
Greenfield
Republican State Central
James A. Rose
Deneen
Rose
Doyle
Supreme Court
Milwaukee Coopers Strike City Breweries
Four hundred members of the Coopers Union No. 30 walked out of Milwaukee breweries on Saturday demanding a 45 cent per hour wage, Saturday half day, and a two year contract.
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Milwaukee Coopers
Milwaukee
Coopers’ Union
No. 30
Father Stabbed by Daughter Dies in Pittsburg
John Rockey, 50, who was stabbed by his daughter Mrs. Muir during a family quarrel five weeks ago, died from his wounds in a Pittsburg hospital. The case centers on a fatal stabbing within the family.
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Pittsburg
John Rockey
Muir
Protest Turish Barbarities in Bulgarian Mass Meetings
On June 4 in Philippopolis mass meetings protested Turkish barbarities across Bulgaria. All political parties united to determine the best methods to protect Christians and ensure safety.
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Philippopolis
Bulgaria
Darrow Bribery Trial Testimony and Franklin’s Immunity
The Darrow trial transcript shows Bert Franklin detailing $4,000 bribe cash from Darrow and other alleged payoffs. Cross examiner Earl Rogers exposed Franklin immunity, planned perjury shifts, and numerous check payments from Darrow while denying direct jury bribery use.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bert Franklin
Darrow
W. J. Ford
Franklin
Lockwood
Job Harriman
McNamaras
Lecompte Davis
McNamara
Guy Yankin
Frank Smith
Collins
John Underwood
Earl Rogers
Main Street
Dawson Wins 500 Mile Race At Indianapolis In National Car
Joe Dawson wins the Indianapolis 500 in a National car with a world record 6 hours 21 minutes 6 seconds at 78.72 mph. Ralph de Palma led early in a Mercedes but retired with car trouble near the end. prize money surpassed $30,000 for the winner, with Tetzloff second in a Fiat and Hughes third in a Mercer.
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Indianapolis
Joe Dawson
Ralph de Palma
Dawson
de Palma
Mercedes
Tetzloff
Fiat
Hughes
Mercer
Titanic survivors rescue honored by Congress and Rostron
New York June 1 Captain A H Rostron commander of the Carpathia which rescued 705 Titanic survivors is hosted at luncheon by Mrs John Jacob Astor. Washington May 30 Senate approves thanks to Rostron and Carpathia officers and asks the president to award a gold medal. London May 31 General Booth of the Salvation Army may be blind from recent cataract surgery. Golconda Ill Jane 3 Secretary of State James A Rose buried in Rose family lot.
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New York
A. H. Rostron
John Jacob Astor
London
William Booth
Salvation Army
Golconda
Jane
James A. Rose
Rose
Washington
Senate
Congress
Rostron
Carpathia
Wilbur Wright Funeral Held at Dayton Church
The funeral of aviator Wilbur Wright took place at First Presbyterian Church in Dayton on Saturday afternoon with Rev. Maurice E. Wilson officiating. Public services were held at the church while the burial rites at the grave were private, and Dayton's business community paused during the hour of the funeral.
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Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
First Presbyterian Church
Maurice E. Wilson
Britannic Named as Titanic's Replacement in 1913
New York June 3 announcement that the 50,000 ton liner to follow the Titanic will be named Britannic. The ship will be built to the same 869 foot length as the Olympic and is planned for the fall of 1913.
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New York
Daniel H. Burnham Dies in Heidelberg During Cure Visit
News from Heidelberg reports the death of Daniel Hudson Burnham, famed American architect, who arrived with his wife and son in law for a cure. He suffered Bright's disease and arterial sclerosis, died at Akademisches hospital after a brief illness. Cremation completed. ashes to be shipped to America next week with Mrs Burnham and relatives.
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Berlin
Heidelberg
Daniel Hudson Burnham
Burnham
Akademisches Hospital
Bright
America
Darrow Lawyer McNutt Dies After Bribery Trial
Cyrus F. McNutt, tied to Clarence Darrow in the McNamara case and a Darrow associate counsel in his bribery trial, has died in Los Angeles. The report notes McNutt's role among Darrow’s legal circle and his involvement in the high profile proceedings.
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Darrow
jLos Angeles
Cyrus
Clarence
McNamara
Wright Pupil Dead Two German Aviators Killed
North Yakima and Bremen report the deaths of Philip O. Parmalee, a Wright Brothers flyer, and Albert Buchstaetter with Lieutenant Stille after separate accidents. Parmalee died on his first flight of the day from a gust that overturned his biplane. Buchstaetter and Stille perished when their monoplane fell 200 feet.
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North Yakima
Wash
Philip O. Parmalee
Wright Brothers
Parmalee
St. Johns
Mich
Pike’s Peak
Bremen
Albert Buchstaetter
Stille
Buchstaetter
Claude Allen I s Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Wytheville Virginia June 4 After two hours and a half the jury found Claude Swanson Allen guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Judge Thornton L Massie at Hillsville in March The jury recommended a fifteen year term in the penitentiary Sentence was suspended to allow testimony in related cases arising from the shooting
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Wytheville
Claude Swanson Allen
Thornton L. Massie
Hillsville
South Bend
Morris
Kellner
Sigmond
Victor Stiner
Decatur
Four Confess to Bribery in Atlantic City Graft Probe
Atlantic City June 1 four men confessed amid an investigation of alleged councilmanic graft led by Detective W J Burns. Indictments are expected as as many others professed willingness to reveal secrets. Accused men allegedly sought to replace the boardwalk with one cemented structure.
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Atlantic City
N. J
W. J. Burns
Representative Hamilton Claims Largest West Virginia Family
Parkersburg June 4 The birth of his fifteenth child gives Representative John Hamilton of the Fourth district West Virginia the largest family in the lower house of Congress.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
John Me
Hamilton
Virginia
Conelese
Indiana News Briefs From Wabash to Kokomo
Indiana items report student hatless graduation amid economy drive in Wabash Columbus holds fortyeth commencement with Butler college president Howe. Indianapolis notes May auto registrations set new records. Covington fire destroys three story school. Knox county trial costs tallied. Bo vinet kills wife then dies by self in Perry county. Newcastle hosts large district women's club convention with leaders from Middletown Richmond and Brookville. Kokomo mention ends with Mil En and neighbors on Déris Clark property.
Economic Soul Tale of Ticketing and the Hebrew Tale
A Washington storyteller cites a humorous anecdote from Popular Magazine about a Hebrew passenger on a New York to Philadelphia train. With no ticket, he identifies each theatrical troupe aboard by the company name and finally reveals the Pittsburgh Clothing Company as his own.
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Arthur W. Marks
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
The
Pittsburgh Cloting Company
Popular Magazine
Cuticura Heals Severe Limb Sore and Soap Praised
Mrs M B E Fairchild reports a severe leg wound healed by Cuticura Ointment after failed balsam fir treatment. She notes Cuticura Soap leaves her face without smarting, avoiding lotions. Sample offers for Cuticura Soap and Ointment are mailed from Boston.
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Lafayette St
Wichita
Kan
Knicker and Hibernian Debate Stepless Car Concept
Becker says a stepless car is a step in the right direction while the Hibernian group questions the idea. The exchange highlights differing views on future transportation design.
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Becker
Cole’s Carboli salve relieves burning skin diseases
Cole’s Carboli salve quickly relieves and cures burning itching and torturing skin diseases. It instantly stops the pain of burns. Cures without scars. 25c and 60c by druggists. For free sample write to J W Cole & Co Black River Falls Wis.
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Cole
J. W. Cole& Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Women commiserate the brave men the beautiful
A reflective quotation noting gendered responses to hardship and beauty. The line contrasts women’s pity for the courageous with men’s appreciation of beauty, framing pity as a limited dominion.
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W. S. Landor
Garfield Tea Triumphs in Beatharties Highlights
Garfield Tea wins on merit as best of her beatharties amid a long ovation that falters on the stretch.
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Garfield
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Ashland Woman
Mrs May Wyatt of Ashland Kentucky reports four years of female and kidney trouble ended by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Despite care from doctors and various medicines she found relief after using the remedy, validating its claimed benefits for women.
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Lydia
E. Pinkham
May Wyatt
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