Radical to Yield To the Wishes of the Administration
Washington reports the President and Cabinet press for Cuban Constitution delegates to accept the Plate amendment without reserve. Secretary Root's notes to General Wood warn the delegates of U S military influence until they meet all Congress conditions. Cabinet action reiterates policy, hoping radicals yield and the amendment gains acceptance in the current or a second convention.
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Washington
U. S
Congress
Root
Wood
Dumm Sues for Slander After Paine Shooting Incident
In Boston on June 8 Peter F Dumm music teacher plans a $50000 suit for slander and assault alleging innocence in the Chestnut street house incident. Dr Paine fired four shots sending him from the house. Mrs Paine absent, seeking work to support herself and child.
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Boston
Peter F. Dumm
Allentown High School RoHs on Mixed Classrooms
A special committee in Allentown, Pa has decided that female and male pupils may not be in the same room at Allentown High School. The rule takes effect once additional room is secured, and a committee member cites excessive social familiarity as hampering education.
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Allentown
Allentown High School
Outshell
Mrs Botha Arrives at Routhampton on the Dunvegan Castle
Mrs Louis Botha arrives at Southampton aboard the steamship Dunvegan Castle. The wife of the Boere commander travels with notable official circles, signaling a visit likely tied to existing wartime diplomacy and colonial leadership.
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Routhampton
June
Louis Botha
Boorommander
Steamehlp
Dunvegan Castio
Bank Robbers Verdict In Somerset Bank Case
New Lexington June 8 The jury in the State vs Prank ton James Rodgers Joseph Hearing John Williams Barry J Simmons and George Harris charged with burglarizing the Somerset bank on March 25 returned a verdict of guilty yesterday afternoon after deliberating twenty three hours.
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New Lexington
Prank ‘Ton
James Rodgers
Joseph Hearing
John Williams
Barry J. Simmons
George Harris
Somerset Bank
Stock Market Opens Quietly with Early Gains in New York
The New York stock market opened quiet and irregular, then showed light animation. Miksourd Pavitic led gains, rising about 2 percent after an initial jump, Texas Pacific up over 1 percent, and Western houses active on rain fears in the corn belt. Amrelia Smeltering and related copper moves supported gains, while St Paul slid and recovered. Government bonds held steady.
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New York
Miksourd Pavitic
Texas Pacific
St. Paul
Western
Copper
Dello
Montana
Amrelia
Chicago & Western
Tragedy in Houston Leaves Three Dead and One Wounded
In Houston Texas on Friday a triple tragedy occurred in the city core. Tom Payne and Lew Echols, both farmers and stockmen, are dead while Janes Perkins, former Deputy Chief of Police, and Dave Wekola are seriously wounded. The clash stemmed from a dispute over a criminal court case. Perkins and Payne sided with one faction against the Echols pair.
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Houston
Tex
Tom Payne
Lew Kekols
Janes Perkins
Dave Wekola
Criminal Couric
Perkins
Payne
Echols
Aguinaldo ally hints at U S representation plan
Don Manuel de Aguirre, husband of Aguinaldo’s sister, passes through Los Angeles en route to New Orleans. He believes Aguinaldo will not visit America and will settle on Cavite estates to learn planter duties. If Aguinaldo returns to politics his people may send him as a delegate in American representation regardless of government.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Don Manuel de Aguirre
Aguinaldo
New Orleam
America
Cavite
Witness Alex Philips Testifies in Johnson Trial
State witness Alex Philips, in the Johnson trial at Upper Tendusky, last night jumped from a moving train near VanLue and was reported missing. The incident followed his appearance as a key witness in the case.
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Pindiay
Alex, Philips
Johnson
Upper Tendusky
VanLue
Pingree says Boers will never surrender on tour
Detroit report from June 8 quotes Gov. Pingree writing from South Africa. He states Boers overrun Cape Colony, capture more prisoners than British forces, and expect home rule similar to other British colonies. He asserts the British cannot defeat the Boers and that surrender is not imminent.
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Detroit
Mich
Ispl
Pingree
South Africa
Cape Colony
Plugree
Stole For Sake of Excitement at Smith College
Mathel Lawrence Burt a Smith College student stole jewels worth 8000 from fellow students to seek mental exhilaration. She confessed to police, saying danger of detection gave her a thrill and that she kept the crime secret to avoid punishment. Family members viewed the confession as the fall of an erring girl.
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Northampton
Masa
Mathel Lawrence Burt
Smith College
Chicago
Ogden Burt
Bridgetou
Cutue
New York
Philadelphia
Springfield
Thiuruford
Druggist Wins $1050 in Preservation Case of Amputated Leg
In a New York court yesterday A P Witek, a druggist, secured $1050 for preserving the amputated leg of the late John H. Pearson for ten years. Pearson, a wealthy resident, became ill in 1887 and entrusted the leg to Fitch for preservation under medical instructions.
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Gonvord
Ny BL
Superive
A. PL Witek
John H.pearson
Pearson
Ele
Fitch
State Universalist Convention to Meet at Akron
More than 100 delegates are expected for the State Convention of the Universalist Church in Ohio to be held in Akron next week. Rev A B Church will deliver the occasional sermon, sessions open Tuesday, with Y P C U events on Friday ending in a banquet. Notables include Dr J M Atwood and Dr Cantwell. gatherings feature tours of Buchtel College and lodging arranged for delegates. The church has been renovated in preparation and local ladies will provide meals daily.
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the Universalist Church
Oho
Akron
State Missionary Sociay
A. B
J. M. Atwood
Rochester
Cantwell
Chicago
Universalist Publishing House
Buchtel College Teeutry
Sidents
Universalist Church
Duelist Regis and Labordesque Duel Resumes After Pause
In Algiers Regis and Labordesque resumed their duel this morning. Regis was struck on the forearm and hostilities paused for the day, but the outcome remains undecided.
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Taris
Jine
Max Regis
Algiers
MM. Labordesque
Regis
Lahordonque
Akron Citizens Discuss City Improvements And Business Leaders
A series of remarks from local figures, including MR. & M. STRONG of the People’n Telephone Co and CITY COMMISSIONER C. L. Mc MILLEN, cover proposed conduit wiring, street damage from utilities, and plans to model a Hudson plant. Other voices, like SUPT. of Klages Cowl & Iron Co and councilmen, discuss ice business pace, ward improvements, and a club for boys amid financial strains.
Aged Citizen and Local Notices From Small Town
Special Correspondent reports CUyHoga Farm and SMETT Rholes died at home on Second sh tila place Friday night at 11 o clock heart failure. Aged 14 years he leaves a wife and several children. Mr Rhodes had been retired 30 years. Mineral services will be held Monday at 4 PM. It is believed the solicitors license ordinance discussed weeks ago will not pass. second reading laid on the table. Also mentions wasted time and a washer search related to Abron Laundry.
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Cuyhoga Farm
Smett Rholes
Sh Tila Place
Rhodes
Ti la
Local Health Board Reelects Officers and Raises Kohler Salary
Col M W Hoye reelected san itary policeman and milk inspector. Dr A A Kohler chosen to succeed himself as health officer. Kohler salary raised from 200 to 700 yearly. Board notes rising workload and free calls by physicians. Deaths and births tallies given for May, with 124 contagious disease cases reported.
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Col
M. W. Hoye
A. A. Kohler
Board of Health
Kohler
Chandler
Tits Walley
Kobler
Nomination of Hton J Turk Alexander Raises Statewide Hounlons
A garbled report notes A. Baker, secretary of the Alith Saloon League, announcing Alexander for state office in Glevuland. The text mentions unity within the league across counties, with unclear local terms and affiliations.
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Glevuland
B A. Baker
Alith Saloon League
Pronete
Hton
J. Turk Alexander
State Hounlon
Alegitiulen
Bele depot remodeling plans disrupt plumbing and heating
Tearing AML of the plumbing and heating apparatus at Bele depot is underway to remodel the structure for a freight home. Extra freights for the west passed Erie Sunday as business remains heavy after the fire. G A and OG engineers report no water in the tank at Chraloga Pall and orders to slow at the cross lug Millersbury.
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Bele
Erie
Chraloga Pall
Millersbury
Poles to be removed from Judea Kohler’s residence area
A city official urged action to remove dead poles in front of Judea Kohler’s home to alleviate distress. The request was raised at a Saturday City Commission meeting with emphasis on prompt cleanup and mitigation of suffering.
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Nkewlew
Judea Kohler
Sid
Kohler
Oseborne
Seid
Houser
Glass plant assignment brings engineer to Auckland
Mr Ed J Haynes, mechanical engineer for Webster Camp Lane, will sail from San Francisco Monday to Auckland New Zealand to supervise construction of a large glass plant for the New Zealand Glass Co. by Webster Camp Line.
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Ed. J. Haynes
Webster, Camp & Lane
San Francisco
Auckland
New Zealand
New Zealand Gliss Co
Webster, Camp & Line
Wingerter Case Argued Before Circuit Court in Cleveland
The error case of Ohio versus Walter Wingerter was argued before the Circuit Court in Cleveland. Grant and Sieber appeared for the defendant while E. G. Rogers assisted the prosecutor. The sentence to the reformatory remains under advisement after a week. Akron lawyers report ex-Attorney General John W. Griggs has joined the Dill and Baldwin firm of New York.
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Ohio
Walter Wingerter
Cleveland
Grant & Sieber
G. Rogers, Esq
BR. M. Wanamaker
Akron
John W. Griggs
Dill & Baldwin
New York
Patches and Complexion Tied to Coffee Change
A Michigan City woman claims brown facial patches faded after quitting coffee and using Postum Coffee substitute. She reports stomach relief in weeks and complexion improvement within months, citing others from Westfield and nearby who saw health and sleep gains after swapping coffee for Postum.
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Michigan City
Ind
Omer
Knight
Gid
Con Hunt
Westfield
Heath
Dad
Jesse Stanley
Morteliss Grocer
Éelle Poatuul
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J. W. Walker
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