Victory in Samoa Pact Praised by American Delegates
Reports from Washington describe American delegates at the Samoa conference as highly satisfied with the settlement. Willem Walter Phelps is regarded as the likely future U S Secretary of State, though he denies an official offer. German and Russian press commentary is mixed with praise and caution as the accord is hailed as unanimous and favorable to the powers. Weather notes follow with a June forecast and station temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Walter Phelps Ie
United States
Germany
Eutiler
Russia
Viexza
Festuvr
Iowa
Hrussia
Hassia
Berlin
Dressa
Montemarm
Sicholis
Ica
Frewitt
Lotaer Peirpariin de Toon
Prince of Wales
Kou
Tayit
Fanoni Wiliaga
Ulsrase
ARMY
Medical Department
Albert Hartsuft
Fort Hamilton
N.Y
Oleer
Fort Omaha
Justus M. Brown
Maj
Brown
Tartu
Fort Meade
Dak
Wai
C. Shannon
Soannon
Fort Yates
Vist
Princis J. Ives
Fort D. A. Russell
W.T
Korti Lyon
Gol
John AL. Phillips
Philijes
Fort Lynn
Fort Crawford
Col
Walter J. McCay
Sirgeon
McCaw Aud
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Scaence
Charles A. Allsgood
Chas
Honsted
Twenty- First Infantry
Division of the
Missouri
David Perry
Sixth Cavalry
Desven
Messrs
Harrison
Philadelphia
Vaughn
Denver
American Federation of Trades
Cowley
Cincinnati
Caron
Montreal
Paris
Houston
Tex
Financial Committee
Chicago
Meredith
Kilrain in fine shape for Sullivan clash in New Orleans
New York June 15 Madison Square Garden hosted about 240 spectators for a charity boxing night featuring Kilrain and Charlie Mitchell. Kilrain, touted as world champion, appeared lean and prepared for a July 2 bout against John L. Sullivan near New Orleans for $20,000 and the world title while Mitchell, dubbed England’s boxing champion, was described as stout but quick.
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Charlie Mitchell
John L. Sullivan
Baltimore
Mitchell
Pat Sheedy
Kilrain
England
Remrt
Kiirain Haad
Baltimore Sian
John le Sullivan
New Orleans
Kirain
Justin
Mitchel
Kilralh
Enis
Ares
Aunthier
Alsc Eamedova
Sulliven
Sensational Habeas Corpus Case in Judge Ostent Court
In Leavenworth Kansas this morning two women fight a long held habeas corpus over the mothering of a child. Miss Katie Schaller claims birth and delivery but Mrs. Humbser the midwife and Mr. W. J. White allege the child is theirs. Mrs. White refuses to produce the infant, declaring she will endure contempt and must protect her child. The judge postponed ruling as authorities confronted a dramatic courtroom moment.
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Orscrxsatl
Jane
W. J. White
Miss Schaller
Mrs. White
Jude
Leavenworth
Leavenwoth
Kon
Hurdette
Order of Odd Fellows of
Kansas
Johnstown
Sherif Worster
Lyon County
Mattie Brown
Kolay
Nipon
Bowisse
South Fourth Sine
Sabin Exonerated and Sabin's Wife in Insane Asylum Claim Explained
A lengthy statement by E C Tayntor of New York defends Senator Sabin of Minnesota. It counters rumors that Sabin forced his wife into an asylum to obtain a divorce. The paper notes Mrs Sabin sought treatment and has liberty to visit, with Sabin furnishing support and cooperating with her relatives and friends. Army orders and bond purchase details follow, plus other brief items.
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Lehigh Valley
New York
Ike and Rail
Beilalo
Hones
Pel
Neely
D. M. Sabin
Minnesota
E. C. ‘Tayntor
Hutchins
Sabin
Senator Sabin
Sain
Miashinging Island
Subin
Gazette Publishing Company
Williams
Herald
Ifm
Ant C.F. Cochran
Gazette
Linms
Olis Tribune
The
Tribune
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Ublic
Willams
United States Pnstor
C.K. Davis
Major Ker
Nang CH
Tander
Grand Ar Republic
John 8. Crosby
Ki City
Died Under Curesce in Palmer House Fatality
James M. Gagsbie, a young real estate dealer in the city, was found dead in his bed at the Palmer House. Authorities suspect death by his own action after an apparent intoxication event. Witnesses describe a window trace and an unsettled scene. The case involves local figures and a broader railroad assessment noted in state records.
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Curesce
James M. Gagsbie
Palmer House
Steway
Lapelle
OWE & Com
Cleveland
Grand midsummer sale promises one price to all
A promotional note declares summer and spring goods sold without reserve at low prices. The ad emphasizes universal bargains, urges comparison, and states the store must have the money, promising available items match advertised inventory.
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America
Dnele Sami
Siexa
Grrick
Wiens
Kan
Juno T
Puen L. Joussos
Wax Derarmrest
Wasmrmone
D.C
Tamore
Kanne
Denney
Dune
Tholon
Julatows Suiferces
Goulanger
Pastis
Junich
Thoseitsatt
General Boulanger
Tun
Pronedings
Legun
Moujadore
Mailatme
St. Lon Duna
le Ettest
Teis
St Lom
Jodee Spaniding
Cale
Revei Mall
Wells
Pranmiria
Geitye McKans
Shank
Katie
Sles
Barnoa
Wishowe
Wasnixetos
Tate
Savinis
Wasusatox
Washington
Ee Barts Johnson
Citizens Relief Committee
Masslox
Beaver
Marriso
Mille Lacs
Swan Magused
Maccason Ce
Tadisan Wedena
H Bastnor
Orange Wickera
Tiaac Wilson
A. D_Litten
Wilson
Litten
Sitten
Vickers
Fen
Wickers
Hauriwors
Davidson
Louisville
Wekow
Steerer
Agatn
Fats
Neanager Marple
Teeeaaee
St Josann
Charles Art Williams
Minneapolis Tribune
Pive Kincx Agmoor
Duk
June Is
Sioux Commission
Warcet A4
Nebraska
Lescots
Neb
State Board of Equalisation
Rex Fust
Nerad
Aterage Pt
Cateeng
Enone
Portien
Willlarry
Stn Stearns
Wwe
Briliant Nas
Hem
Taehi
North Main Street
Wichita Wholesale Grocer Company
Corner First and Water St
Wichita, Kan
Mme. Chambers
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