Mindell Trial Reveals Alleged Museum Midget Case
Baby Mindell, said to be intended for a museum, was central to a sensational trial of Allen L Mindell and his wife. The child, emaciated at fourteen months, was taken by the court for care at Grady hospital as witnesses described tying hands and muffling, while Mindell denied all accusations as perjury.
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Allen LL Mindell
Recorder
Mra Mindell
Grady Hospital
Mindell
Sindell
Recorder Broyles
Mindelsoo Sunset Avenue
Reerder Broyles
Preacher Herron Expelled by Congregationalism for Divorce Controversy
In Grinnell Iowa June 4 former Iowa college professor George Herron, an advocate of applied Christianity, is expelled by a council representing eight congregations for conduct unchristian and unbecoming a minister. Herron defended himself with a New York letter claiming his wife failed to support his mission and that the separation was necessary, while testimony highlighted the couple’s estrangement and Herron’s claim of a divine mission.
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Maines
Iowa
George Bderon
Iowa College
Grinnell
Ile
Herron
Dr. Herron
J. P. Lyman
Lyman
D. M. Wittum
Rands
Vittum
Hig Church
Hierron
New York
Munster
Moses
Abraham
Herron Sayls
Algona
Carnegie Warns of British Decline and U S Aid Demand
London reports quote Andrew Carnegie predicting a continental power coalition will crush Britain, forcing it to seek U S assistance. He says the United States will likely refuse to block Britain, compares it to Spanish-American War, and notes close Anglo American ties and Edward VII’s interest in the United States.
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Great Britain
United States
London
Andrew Carnegie
Associated Press
England
King Edward
Windsor
Edward
Mr. Carnegiewan
Carnegie
Scotland
Court records show Mindell abuse case and child hospital plea
In Atlanta a man named Mindell pleads hardship and accuses a witness of falsehoods while his wife Mindell, in tears, denounces perjury. The recorder fines Mindell $25.75 or a month in the chain gang as the baby Ella lies near death at Grady hospital. The case, a local police sensation, may send the child to Cincinnati relatives.
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Mindell
Mr. Mindell
Christ
Hape
Mindett
Recorder Broyles
Grady Hospital
Narice Barracks
D. V Sullivan
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Whitehall Street
Migs Dorn Sallivan
Ella
Chiia
Payne Sentenced to Death in Virginia Court
Richmond June 4 Special Ward Payne, a Negro, found guilty at Fitlas this morning for an attempted assault on Miss Duneen of Dublin. He was sentenced to be hanged July 12. Jury had struggled yesterday and there was talk of lynching. Payne remained calm and declined to speak when asked.
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Richmond
Boward Payne
Congressmen Burke Dies in Dallas After Long Illness
Congressmans Burke died in Dallas after a prolonged illness at his home here. He was a member of the House from Alabama and born August 1, 18—, serving in Congress until his death. He had been in the state capital for the past three months, and his loss is noted by colleagues and constituents alike.
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Dallas
Tex
R. Burke
Uo Ass
Alabama
State Regulation of Vice Debated by Suffrage Group
Minneapolis June 4 The National American Woman's Suffrage Association debated state regulation of vice. Resolutions condemned the European system of official health certificates for women in foreign possessions and protested such measures in our own territories. Carrie Chapman Catt elected president with staff changes including Carrie Howard Shaw secretary and Dr Cora Smith Eaton auditor.
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Minneapolis
United States
Paris
England
Switzerland
Carrie Chapman Catt
Carrie Howard Shaw
Misa Carrie Gordon
Stone Blackwell
Cora Smith Eaton
Miss Gordon
New Orleans
Foster Avery
Bicton
Catherine Waugh McCullough
Chicago
Romancake Club Formed In Richmond Virginia
A new Romancake Club formed in Richmond by prominent Richmond and Baltimore men plans a large shooting venue. It leases the Romancake marsh on the Pamunkey River near West Point, with a seven mile circumference, blinds and boat shooting, a clubhouse to be built this summer, and guards to protect the preserve from poachers.
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Richmond
Baltimore
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Robert E Lee
Pamunkey
Threa Mig
West Point
Nicaragua
Anniversary of Presidency Celebrated by Kentucky Alumni
In Lexington Kentucky on June 4 1919 Hon J H Wise man lieutenant governor of South Carolina spoke at the commercial college alumni event marking the twenty fifth anniversary of General Wilbur R B Leith s presidency. Letters of regret were read from President McKinley supreme court justices cabinet members governors and other distinguished men.
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Smith
Lexington
J H. Wiseman
South Carolina
Commercial College
The
Kentucky University
Wilbur RB. Leilth
W. C. Hradley
McKin Jey
Supreme Court
United States cotton duck corporation formed in Trenton NJ
The United States cotton duck corporation was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey with authorized capital of fifty thousand dollars. It plans to manufacture and deal in cotton duck and cotton goods. Capital stock includes one half preferred at six percent cumulative dividend and one half common. Incorporators are Roberts Green of Elizabeth and Walls of South Orange. Directors may appoint an executive committee under bylaws.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Cotton Duck Corporation
Roberts, Green
Elizabeth
Walls
South Orange
Bora of Directora
Board of Directers
Incnrpornon
Kipling Poem Reflects Duty In South Africa Text
The Times in London publishes Rudyard Kipling’s poem Bridge Guard in the Kerrao describing the dreariness and loneliness of guards near military lines in South Africa. The piece imagines arriving trains and soldiers seeking small comforts amid duty and distance.
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South Africa
London
the Times
Rudyard Kipling
Kerrao
Boers Rush Rear Guard At Vinkfontein Battle
Lord Kitchener reports Dixon's raid at Vinkfontein fifty miles from Johannesburg on May 2. Boer attack on the rear guard of 40 guns and 330 Derbyshire and Yeomanry troops failed after repulsion. Casualties: 6 officers and 51 men killed, 6 officers and 16 men wounded, 1 officer and 7 men missing. One officer and 4 men later died. Forty-one Boers killed. further Boer losses unknown. Re-enforcements dispatched.
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Lord Kitchener
London
Pretoria
Dixon
Vinkefontein
Twenty-eishth
Derbyshirea and Yeomanry
Mrs Maybrick Not Free. Release Report Was Incorrect
A London inquiry at the U S embassy found no truth to reports that Mrs Maybrick was released from Woking prison on May 24 and departed for the United States the next day under an assumed name. Officials say there has been no verified release or escape.
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London
United States
Maybrick
Woking
Hame
New Tobaccos Trust Forming Through Merger Plans
American Tobacco Company and Continental Tobacco Company near completion of stock refunds and a joint reorganization. A new holding entity is expected to control both firms and their subsidiaries, with American Cigar Company and American Snuff Company under its influence. Both firms presently own 37.4 percent of the American Cigar Company and control the snuff company as well.
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American
Continental
New York
American Tobacco Company
Continental Tobacco Company
Ti Fx
American, Tobacco Company
American Cigar’ Company
American Suit Company
America Cigar Company
Snuff Company
Tosts
Aguinaldo Advised to Yield as U S Presses Surrender
Aguinaldo received a three hour interview with Guevarra who relayed Cailles’ disbelief in capture and a proclamation calling Aguinaldo’s address an American trick. Callies must decide and notify generals Wade and Sumner by Monday. Triste and Lucban head to Samar to win surrender. Federal leaders debate reappointing judges as civil government work advances in provinces.
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Hunter
United States
Manila
Guevarra
Caillas
Aguinaldo
Cailles
Adlvisal Callies
Wade
Sumner
Callies
Pagsajan
General Trise
Senor Lucban
Ieeder
Stl
Samar
Samar Island
Luckan
Federal Party
United States Civil Commission
Washington
Ali
Bates
Ladd
Toflo
Cebu
Boers En Route to Bermuda
Governer reports Boer prisoners and two companies of the Royal Warwickshire regiment will land in Hamilton Bermuda to assist in escorting or guarding the prisoners. The arrival is expected with Armenian support noted in the dispatch.
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Bermuda
Hamilton
Royal Warwckshire Regiment
Fashionable fabrics grace the season store shelves
Shoppers note a surge in striped flannels invisible plaids and herringbone weaves alongside cool wool crashes and serges. Prices start at seven fifty, drawing attention to durable timeless fabrics favored by discerning dressers.
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Maier & Bekele
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Congregationalism
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Congressman Burke
American Woman Suffrage Association
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Morgan
Managua
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Senate
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State Department
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Maine
Ohio
Cleveland
M. A. Hanna
Charles F. Dick
John HK. Malloy
Hanna
Will He
Shamrock
Starkampton
Corve Duck Corporation
Kipling
Mrs. Maybrick
NEW Tobacco Trust
Fsterbrooks Steel Pens
FGM CO
K.-T
Macmankind
Aguinaldo Advines Cailles
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. C
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, Md
Hess Shoes
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
State OF Georgia
Futton County
Mary (Minne
H. Cassin
Henry A. Cassin
Fulton Superior Court
Henry A. Carain
Greating
Sdi
Myre
Mary
Minnie
Cassin
Agld
Jautice Shail
J. At. Lumptin
Aald Court
Arnold Broyles
Rupertor Court
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Eisenan Bros
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