Little Giant of St Agnes Named Trinity Rector in New York
Rev Dr W T Manning elected rector of Trinity Episcopal Church New York succeeds the late Dr Morgan Dix and draws a salary of 25000 a year. He is known for prudence reserve and businesslike handling of finances. Manning refused two bishoprics and aims to do good unobtrusively.
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W. T. Manning
Trinity
Mae
Trinity Corporation
Dr. Manning
England
University of the South
Sewanee
Lansdowne
Manning
University Club
Accused Jewel Theft Sparks Irish Political Joust
Augustine Birrell, chief secretary for Ireland, faces an absurd accusation by an insane Irishman that he and Lord Aberdeen stole Dublin castle crown jewels. The magistrate rejects a warrant as groundless. Birrell, a strong advocate of home rule, is praised as an influential cabinet figure and prolific author.
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Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Lord Aberdeen
Dublin Castle
Birrell
Scotland
United States
Canada
London
Defeat makes him governor
Xenophon Orestes Pindall, president of the Arkansas senate, became acting governor when Gov. John S. Little fell ill and Allen H. Hamiter, speaker of the house, succeeded him. Pindall returned from Washington to oust Hamiter and revoke the session call, but the legislature ignored him and the crisis passed. Pindall, 33, the youngest governor, had been beaten for attorney general, then elected to the senate and chosen as lieutenant governor by the senate. Kirby is expected to decide against Pindall as an ally of Hamiter.
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Xenophon Orestes Pindall
State Senate
Arkansas
John S. Little
Washington
Conservation of Natural
Allen H. Hamiter
House of Representatives
Hamiter
Pindall
Senate
Iis
Thun
Court of First Resort
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Kirby
New President of Bolivia Fernando Guadalla Elected
Fernando Guadalla, formerly Bolivia's minister to Washington, won the presidency by a 21,000 vote margin. A lawyer and political economy writer, he rose from military service in the War of the Pacific to numerous diplomatic posts including Peru Chile London Argentina Brazil, and later led as foreign minister before entering the presidential race. He will be inducted into office in August.
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Fernando
Guadalla
Washington
Bolivia
University At
Lopez
Peru
Legation
Chile
House
Senate
National Congress
Senor Guadalla
Senor
Calderoz
London
Argentina
Brazil
Treasuer Treat Warns on Reserve Levels Amid Panic Relief
United States Treasurer Charles H. Treat told the National Wholesale Grocers in Atlantic City that the national bank reserve is abnormally high, signaling low investment confidence. He praised Roosevelt and Cortelyou for actions during the panic, argued for confidence to revive business, and noted idle money as a warning sign. He discussed gold shipments and criticized calls for government exit from banking, calling the new currency law a step forward. In St. Louis, a petition seeks to annul the will of Joseph D. Lucas, former Kinloch race track owner, valued at about 1.9 million dollars.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Charles H. Treat
National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Treat
Roosevelt
Jooks
Cortelyou
St. Louis
Joseph D. Lucas
Kinloch
S T. Louis County
Clayton
Sfenrn V. Lucas
Telegraphic Brevities From the Era
A Pittsburg wing collapse at a homeopathic hospital project causes an estimated 100000 in damage. Piano makers gathered for a national convention in New York. The De Leon wing of the Socialist party to meet in New York on July 3. Peter Zenich, 37, of Steubenville Ohio, arrested in Pittsburg for embezzling about 840000. Panaman minister Jose Augustin Arango in New York reports no Isthmus insurrection risk. Martin W. Pfaender and Lena Winkler wed after a romance sparked by a three year rescue on the Merimac river near St. Louis. David R. Forgan of Chicago spoke at Rockford Illinois Bankers meeting. N F Thompson elected president.
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Pittsburg
New York
de Leon
Socialistic Party
New York City
Peter Zenich
Steubenville
Jose Augustin Arango
United States
Panama
Merimac River
St. Louis
Martin W
Woman found murdered in Appleton closet
The life less body of Mrs. Minnie Grumert was found sitting in a closet at her home with a cord around her neck attached to a hat rack. District Attorney Rooney believes foul play occurred citing facial bruises scratches and signs of a struggle indicating murder.
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Appleton
Wis
Minnie Grumert
Rooney
Markets Wrap Chicago Wheat and Corn Slide in June Trading
Chicago markets show weak flour demand with mixed wheat futures: July at 897% 51c, September 863% 73c, and soft export bag prices for Minnesota hard patent. Butter and eggs hold varied quotes, while New York reports quieter trade with wheat easing and corn opening firmer but retreating.
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Cago
Minnesota
New York
Cattle and Hogs Prices in Omaha Market Report
Omaha Neb June 4 CATTLE Market slightly higher. Native steers 5.00 to 7.30 and cows 3.25 f Western steers Texas dull. HOGS Market stronger heavy packers 5.28 to 6.40. Mixed butchers and barrows 5.40 to 5.80. SHEEP Market strong and lower yearlings 4.60 to 5.00, wethers 4.26 to 4.50, ewes 4.00 to 4.40, lambs 6.74 to 6.40.
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Omaha
Neb
Texas
Whimsical notices tease town life and poetry
A mosaic of disjointed items and verse from a small town paper. It lampoons divorces, Nab clubs, and bachelor luck, then shifts to moonlit river poems and seasonal reflections. A humor piece blends playful ads with sentimental scenes and rustic chuckles.
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Ions
Informal search fragment references an institution name likely intended as former internal hospital state university of ions with mention of a house phone and an office number at 203 Black in Atlanta
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Interne Hospital
State University of Ions
Black
Atlan
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United States Funds
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Cal
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Ensenada
William S. Walker
New Britain
Conn
California
Neelly
Allegan
Mich
Mabel Neelly
Walter
Padgham
Chi
Ware
Byron Williams
By the
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Okla
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Little Willie
Plum Grove
Dale
Lustler
Chas, A. Grubb
Attorney-at-Law
Atlantic
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G, R, Miller
Sulte
Gillespie Building
Musson
G, Clark
Romeopathia
R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic
Opera House
Towa
T. B. Swan
Atlantta
D. Pinto
D.O
Finley & Finley
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Hell
A. H. Wolfe
Poplar Sts
Atlantic, Ia
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ChestNut St
Satlantic
Butler
M. H. Butler
A. H. Goodspeed
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