Senate Set to Vote on Cotton Tariff Schedule By June 19
Senate resumes Payne tariff cotton schedule with a vote expected tonight or tomorrow morning. Leaders foresee final action on the woolen schedule by Thursday or Friday amid Democratic and progressive Republican opposition. A finance committee meeting is planned for 9:30 tonight to outline policy and set a date for reporting amendments. If progress continues, passage in the Senate by June 19 and adjournment before July 4 are anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Westera
Finance Committee
Congress
Tragic Gas Fatalities After Embezzlement Arrest
In St Louis Mrs Martha Glaesser and her two children Annette eight and John Jr five were found dead in a gas filled room. Police theorize she sealed the room and turned on the gas after her husband John Glaesser was arrested for embezzlement from a cigar company. He had been charged with misappropriating 275 dollars and released from the holdover with no further prosecution.
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St. Louis
John Glaesser
Martha Glaesser
Annette
John Jr
Ohio authorities continue robberies case linked to Evansville death
Chicago reporters note no new lead in the Dr. John T. Binkley case as detectives prepare to report to Police Captain O'Brien. Clarence Newton is cleared of involvement in Winkley's death after confessing to burglary in Ashville Ohio. An Ohio sheriff is expected to arrive in Chicago today for further inquiries.
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Chicago
John T. Binkley
Evansville
Ind
O’brien
Clarence Newton
Dr. Winkley
Ashville
Ohio
Revenue Collector Mentz Dies at 60 in Kentucky
F H B Mentz aged 60 deputy internal revenue factor in the Third district and a veteran of Mammoth Cave rail died in Glasgow Junction Kentucky. He was a thirty second degree Mason and a native of Richfield Wisconsin.
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Glasgow Junction
F. HB. Mentz
Internal Revenue Factor
Mammoth Cave
Mentz
Richfield
Wis
Man Hunt in Kentucky Over Collins Killing
A posse of over 100 men scours Madison County for William Sparks accused of assassinating Joseph Collins, a wealthy farmer. Citizens have offered a $250 reward.
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Kentucky
Lerington
Madison County
William Sparks
Joseph Collins
Collins
Storms Hit Pittsburg City After Severe Electrical Storms
Following an electrical parallax storm a second storm swept Pittsburg and surrounding areas. Lightning killed one person, started several house fires, and heavy rain disrupted streetcar service across the city and vicinity.
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Pittsburg
Shriners Meet Today in Louisville Centennial of Shrine gathering begins
The thirty fifth annual session of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine opens in Louisville with Kosair temple leading preparations. City decor has been praised for hospitality and up to 100000 visitors are expected over four days. Welcome has returned to the dictionary and howdy becomes the official greeting. Electric displays include a large hand with a welcome sign, a camel outline, a sphinx, and symbols of Freemasonry.
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Louisville
Mystic Shrine
Dixieland
Kosair
Lonteville
Freemasonry
Judge Orders Disgorgement in Freer Estate Case
Ashland County judge Weygandt orders G A Ulman executor to return over 15000 to the children's home fund, plus 4657 in attorney fees and 8000 in his own fees. Prior 2400 already repaid. Indictments against R M Campbell for forgery and others for embezzlement are sustained or overruled as stated.
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Ashland County
Ashland
W. BF. Weygandt
Wooster
G. A. Ulman
Mary F. Freer
Campbell
ER. M. Campbell
McCray
Patterson
G. A. Ultman
Freer
Weygandt
Oliver
McCray & McCray
Lemuel H. Brekley
Boy Cremated In Dallas Apartment Fire
In a Dallas blaze that began in the Knight apartment kitchen Hershel Dannelly eight son of Mr and Mrs D C Dannelly was burned to death two others died and several were critically injured Sixty two residents slept in the building when the fire started many were forced to jump from windows to awnings to the street firemen performed several rescues the loss is estimated around 40000.
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Dallas
Tex
Knight
Hershel Dannelly
D. C. Dannelly
Five men cornered after mob attack in Belmont district
In Pittsburg on June 7 a mob searches for five masked men who entered the home of 90 year old Mrs. Minnie Ashe and mistreated her, her daughter Mrs. May Ober and Minnie Ober by holding lighted candles to their feet when they refused to reveal the hiding place of Mrs. Ashe s money. The attackers escaped but a mob vows fatal harm if caught.
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Pittsburg
Minnie Ashe
Belmont
Ear
May Ober
Misa Minnie Ober
Playmates Hang Lad in Reenactment Fatal Near Miss
In Atlanta on June 7 a group of youths reenacted a hanging scene from a moving picture show. Six year old Girard Williams, son of Mr and Mrs M G Williams, was found blue and rigid and unconscious after the stunt and lies at the point of death.
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Atlanta
Girard Williams
M. G. Williams
Baseball scores and standings from early Chicago Cincinnati games
The report lists multiple baseball games with Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York results. Batteries and pitchers are named for each contest. Standings show clubs with records and percentages across divisions.
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Cincinnati
Rhe
Brooklyn
Gasper
McLean
Scanlon
Dunn
An. H. EB
Pmwing
Dubuc
Rucker and Marshall
Chicago
RK. H. EB
American Association Scores and Standings Featured
At Toledo 4, St Paul 0 A at Columbus 7 Milwaukee 4 A at Louisville 2 Kansas City 6 A at Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 4 Clubs With Wins And Losses Listed Minne. 24 Toledo 22 KC 0 St Paul 8 Louisville 6 Indianapolis 4 Columbus 4 Louisville 9 4 594
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Atv
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Colum
Louis
Cluba Ve. Minne
K.c
Constantia Brings Cupid to Hilton in a Hill Town Tale
In Hilton, Constantia arrives to find no men but romance blooms as Mazie Serena Sears and others improvise. Constantia hosts cotillions, dresses in pink and silver, and a caravan of twenty four men arrives to dance with twenty four girls, ending with several engagements and a festive shift in town bachelorhood.
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Serena Sears
Conch
Constantia
Mazie
Serena
Constantin
Bobbie
Bobbie Dwyer
Mer
Robbie
Hilton
Mame
Cupid
Car Ticket Temptation on a Sixteenth Street Car
A Pittsburg Press item recounts a tale on a Sixteenth street car where a passenger woman buys a ticket and a young conductor quietly pockets the fare after accepting the measure from her lips. The crowd of eager men watches as the moment unfolds with curiosity about the conductor’s actions.
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Milady
Pittsburg Press
Dooms Youth Campaign To Close With Evangelist Sunday
Youngstown Ohio, June 7. The boys plan to end their campaign with Evangelist Billy Sunday in this city. He arrives tomorrow and will hold his first meeting in the evening.
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Youngstown
Doys
Billy Sunday
Burglars Crack Safe at Demar Fruit Company
Burglars cracked the safe after the Demar Fruit company failed to bank its money in Bellefontaine Ohio on June 7. A separate item notes the death of Colonel Alexander K. McClure, prothonotary of the Pennsylvania courts, in Philadelphia.
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Bellefontaine
Demar Fruit Company
Philadelphia
Alexander K. McClure
Supreme and Superior Courts of
Pennsylvania
Ih Nalam
Ford
Delaware
Woman claims abduction by man named Jesse in Columbus
Eva Bachman, 20, fainted after being found near Broad Street Bridge when hailed by Robert Normand. She was hospitalized at St Francis, revived, and then spoke of a man named Jesse who allegedly took her from Delaware to Columbus, registered her at a High Street hotel, and promised marriage. She refused to reveal Jesse's full last name.
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Columbus
Broad Street Bridge
Robert Normand
Eva Bachman
Delaware
St. Francis Hospital
Jesse
High Street
Governor Harmon to Remain Head of Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton
In Cincinnati Ohio the belief is that Governor Judson Harmon will continue as head of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad for some months. The view is shared by parties to federal litigation over multi million dollar claims pending in the federal courts. Testimony resumed today before Special Commissioner Frank C Loveland.
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Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
Five balloons land as others continue in Aero Club races
In Indianapolis on June 7 five of the nine balloons that started from the city in national and Indiana endurance races have returned. The Indiana race entries landed in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Indiana, with all three Indiana balloons arriving. The Indianapolis endurance winner stayed aloft 22 hours, while four national balloons remain airborne heading south.
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Indianapolis
Aero Club of America
Aero Club of Indiana
Chicago
C. A. Coey
John Bennett
Indiana
Scottsville
Goethe Link
R. J. Irwin
Weat Moreland
Tenn
University City of St Louis
John Berry
John McCullough
Blanche
Ohio
H. W. Thompson
J. Blake
Nashville
Ind
Cleveland
A. H. Morgan
J. Ho. Wade
Columbus
Balloon passes over Fort Payne moving southeast
A balloon believed to be one of nine launched from Indianapolis crossed Fort Payne Alabama on June 7. The craft carried two passengers and traveled southeast at about a mile altitude.
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Fort Payne
Ala
Indianapolis
Fire destroys Austin Methodist Church in Chicago
A June 7 blaze leveled the Austin Methodist Episcopal Church in Chicago ruled incendiary. Insurance covers about 75000 dollars in damages.
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Chicago
Austin Methodist Episcopal Church
Taft May Cancel Alaska Trip Over Health Concerns
News briefs report President Taft considering abandoning his planned Alaska visit due to Mrs Taft’s health. Other items note a train crash near Wildwood Oregon injuring fifteen, a man dynamiting his Oregon City home, a Texan domestic case, a rabies scare in Columbus, and a Holland royal carriage wreck with no serious injuries.
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Taft
Oregon & Southern
Wildwood
Ore
Bert Gerrett
Oregon City
J. M. Deraband
Tex
Columbus
Royal Family of
Holland
Wire Mills Busy Set Record Shipping High Steel Demand
New York reports strong June activity in finished steel products. May buying was less speculative as mills receiving 49 large orders and expanding blast furnace capacity. American Steel and Wire shipped 190000 tons of wire products last month, with orders at about 9000 tons daily, exceeding capacity by 2000 tons.
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New York
American Steel and Wire Company
Catholic Prelates Arrive for Rome Jubilee Observance
Archbishop Parley of New York and Bishop McDonnell of Brooklyn led a group of church dignitaries from New York to Naples for the jubilee ceremonies of the American college in Rome.
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Italy
Naples
Parley
New York
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Avetican College
Rome
Union Fights Open Shop Policy at Sheet Mill
Indications of a serious dispute between the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co and the Amalgamated Association foretell a fight to resist the open shop plan. The company plans July 1 start in Wheeling and Martins Ferry districts where about 10,000 workers are employed, after union meetings resolved to oppose the policy.
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Pittsburg
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Joy
Wheeling
W. Va
Martins Ferry
Landing Wharf Sinks at Mandeville Tragedy Drowns Six
A steamer excursion at Mandeville near Lake Pontchartrain collapses a wharf, throwing about 75 people into the water. Four women and two children are reported drowned with many others rescued from the lake.
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New Orleans
Margaret
Mandeville
Lake Pontchartrain
Cleminson Denies Attacking Wife in Murder Case
Dr Haldane Cleminson disputed charges he assaulted his wife Nora Jane Cleminson as police and his parents call the deceased a good woman. The statements complicate the murder case and raise questions about possible self inflicted death.
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Cleminson
Chicago
Haldane Cleminson
Nora Jane Cleminson
Isaiah Cleminson
Murderer raves as city mourns Somerville killings
Cambridge report states Dr. Daniel C. Hays died from a stabbing by John Murphy the hog butcher who killed five men and wounded three others at Somerville. John Cheevas and Joseph Chicosk are in critical condition. Murphy raved in a padded cell before a probable grand jury hearing set for today.
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Cambridge
Mass
Daniel C. Hays
John Murphy
Somerville
John Cheevas
Joseph Chicosk
Murphy
Presbyterian minister suspended in Ohio for conduct
Rev. Francis Carruthers of New Waterford faces a one year suspension from ministry after charges of conduct unbecoming a minister. He was detained in Youngstown for intoxication on March 17 as a special committee investigates the case and prepares a report.
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Youngstown, O
Francis Carruthers
Presbyterian Church At
New Waterford
Harmon ousts state fire marshal Rogers in Ohio
Governor Harmon removes State Fire Marshal W. S. Rogers for alleged inefficiency and dereliction of duty and appoints John W. Zuber of Paulding County to replace him. Rogers vows a stubborn fight and retains attorney Harry M. Daugherty to protect his interests. Zuber takes possession, new locks installed except at Rogers private office. A Sunday truce is declared as both sides seek settlement.
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Columbus
Harmon
W. S. Rogers
John W. Zuber
Paulding County
Rogers
Will
Attogney
Harry M. Daugherty
Zuber
Experiments Find Best Egg Preservation in Spring Months
Eastern experiment station reports eggs laid and stored in April May and June stay freshest and priced reasonably. Temperature conditions during this interval favor quality, making these months optimal for preservation and sale.
Girl's Skull Crushed in Hay Ladder Accident
In Bellefontaine Ohio Julie 7 two sentences report Elsie Linn eight daughter of John Linn died after a hay ladder collapsed while she played on it. Four other children were badly injured in the same incident.
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Bellefontaine
Julie
Belleconter
Elsie
John Linn
Cleveland Woman Murdered in Boarding House Quarrel
Mrs. A. C. Petres, wife of a sailor, was shot and killed after a quarrel at a Cleveland boarding house. Edward McGrew, a fellow roomer, was arrested at the scene. Police and local authorities are investigating the shooting and motive.
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Cleveland
A. C. Petres
Edward McGrew
McGrew
County Expenditures Report Includes Various Infirmary and School Costs
A list of county expenditures itemizes payments to employees and officials. Notable items include clothing for the Girls' Industrial School, salaries for the employer, infirmary directors and test-receivers, printing for examiners, and township trustee expenses, with amounts ranging from a few dollars to several hundred.
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J. M. Higgins
F. Beverage
W. H. Vorhes
Owen Beebe
Same
Woodworth
Athens Journal
C. Jackson
Valley Register
Williard Foster
Siu
George Hawkins
Chas. Kelley
Lodi Township
Trimble Village Transfer Notes
John Minck transfers property interest to Sol Trumm at 216 with consideration of 550 dollars recorded in Trimble Village records.
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Trimble Village
John Minck
Sol Trumm
Mothers Piercing Ears Sparks Classroom Debate
A teacher warns that some mothers are getting their ears pierced, noting the clash between school readings about "savage tribes" and mothers' own practices. The remark highlights tension over cultural differences and children learning from texts at school.
Jury reports deadlock in Dunfee case
The jury in the Horace Dunfee case reported a disagreement about 4:15 Saturday evening. When the court was informed that no agreement could be reached, the jurors were discharged. Dunfee was indicted for failing to provide for his four small children.
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Horace Dunfee
Dunfee
When a Woman Goes Calling and Men at Home
A saying contrasts social calls by women and men noting women seek company while men expect recipients to be at home. The remark highlights differing expectations in social visits.
Say what you please we all no foolishness more than we should
A terse line reflects a blunt stance against excess chatter. The speaker cautions listeners to avoid needless folly and keep discourse restrained.
No Gentleman Label on Men Warns of Henpecked Label
A periodical quip asserts that every man must endure some henpecking or be labeled as no gentleman. The remark implies social expectations and gender norms in public discourse.
Man Resents Wife’s Patience as Product of Toleration
A man voices hostility toward his wife, claiming her patience stems from enduring his behavior. She tries to maintain peace while he fixates on her tolerance rather than addressing the underlying conflict.
Athens Markets Prices From Ohio Produce Company Report
Producers' prices corrected daily show wholesale rates for hens roosters and eggs. Local retail notes list country butter eggs chickens spring wheat flour and produce itemized by unit and weight with varied prices across dealers and markets.
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Ohio Produce Company
Ad Springers
Bae Oldcocks
Columbus
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