Paper Company Official Tells of Price Increase
Washington officials for International Paper company testified before a House committee on wood pulp and print paper costs. Tom T. Waller, vice president and sales head, said price rises were not due to a pool but to board decisions after careful review. The panel adjourned without finalizing testimony and sought an early report.
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Washington
International Paper Company
Tom T. Waller
Congress
Mann
Freehold Farmhand Charged With Murder in Shepherds Case
Freehold New Jersey May 19 Formal charge of murder has been entered against Frank Zastera the Polish farmhand under examination on suspicion that he killed Mr and Mrs William Shepherd and their servant Miss Jennie Bently at their farmhouse nearby on Saturday last
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Freehold
N. J
Frank Zastera
William Shepherd
Jennie Bently
Children hurt in casket company window crash
In North St. Paul display rooms Gracie Walker fourteen ran into a large plate glass window while playing tag and was fatally cut. Her sister Lulu twelve was badly cut on the arms and shoulders. The incident occurred at the North St. Paul Casket company.
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St. Paul
North St. Paul Casket Company
Gracie Walker
St. Peter Street
Lulu
Hope for Schooner J. H. Chaffee Abandoned at Sea
The schooner J. H. Chaffee, which sailed from Perth Amboy New Jersey for Boston in April with five men aboard, has been abandoned. The vessel was expected to reach Boston within a week.
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Boston
J. H. Chaffee
Perth Amboy
N. J
Skeleton of Woman Sparks New Gunness Suspect Theories
An autopsy of seven unidentified remains from Mrs. Gunness’ burial ground confirms one body is a woman. The finding intensifies interest in the tale of Elmo Greening and the Los Angeles college plan as Jennie Olsen’s fate and the fates of a professor and his wife are reexamined.
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Laporte
Ind
Jennie Olsen
Ole Budsberg
Iola
Wis
Mr. Budsberg
Manfred
N. D
John Moe
Elbow Lake
Minn
May Wood Testifies in Suit for Absolute Divorce
May Catherine Wood testified all day in New York before Justice O Gorman in a divorce case against United States Senator Thomas Platt. She sought to prove a secret 1901 marriage at the Fifth Avenue hotel with a minister delivering a certificate and letters she says were written by Platt. Cross-examination described her surrender of papers and a $10 000 receipt under duress. Lillian Jaffeway named as co respondent. Platt was not present.
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New York
Catherine Wood
United States
Thomas Platt
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Senator Platt
Fifth Avenue
Miss Wood
Thuit
Lillian Jaffeway
Platt
House May Trim Hall Size and Replace Chairs
The House may cut one third of the hall length and replace revolving chairs with cushioned benches. A library committee report urges the change to improve order and audibility, aiming for a vote this session. The move echoes ideas from Speaker Reed in the Fifty-fifth Congress.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
McCall
Reed
Senate Holds Short Session With Limited Action
Washington May 19 The senate met for a brief session with little business completed. Much of the time was spent by Senator Heyburn in a filibuster opposing a conference report on a bill.
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Washington
Senate
Heyburn
Last Big Supply Measure Passes in Washington
The House approved the general deficiency appropriation bill totaling 17,468,572 dollars under suspension of the rules with limited debate. It also passed, by unanimous consent, a joint resolution granting a lifetime annuity of 125 dollars per month to the widows of Surgeons James Carroll and Jesse Lazear for their work on yellow fever transmission.
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Washington
James Carroll
Jesse Lazear
No Definite Action On Amalgamation Of Churches
Pittsburg May 19 The general conference of the Methodist Protestant church in session here has taken no definite action on amalgamation with other denominations. A Baltimore overture from the Methodist Episcopal church to reunite with its fold complicates plans for consolidation with United Brethren and Congregational groups. The Baltimore committee, welcomed formally, urged reunion with the parent body after eighty years of separation.
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Pittsburg
General Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal
Baltimore
Iowa
Hotel Guest Is Found Dead at Abidingdon Square
The body of Miss Imma N Crosby of Boston lay on the concrete in an areaway four stories below an Abidingdon Square hotel room. She wore only a night dress and had been dead for hours. Cause of death unclear whether suicide or accident.
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New York
Purdy Nomination Not Confirmed This Session
Milton D. Purdy of Minneapolis was nominated to the US district court to succeed Judge LeRen but will not be confirmed this session. The judiciary committee met last Monday and did not report the nomination. Senator Nelson plans to let the nomination fail for lack of confirmation.
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Washington
Milton D. Purdy
Minneapolis
United States District Court
Lecren
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Nelson
Rebellion in Yun Nak Province Gains Ground
Reports from Hong Kong dated May 19 say Yun Nak rebellion grows in strength as revolutionists seize a railway and repulse government troops. They push ahead while urgent requests for reinforcements go to Peking.
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Hong Kong
Yun Nak
Peking
Soldier commits suicide at Fort Riley in opium poisoning
Fort Riley Kansas May 19 Private Robert Foselar of A battery Sixth field artillery 1 S A committed suicide by opium poisoning He was formerly an officer in the German army and highly educated.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Robert Foselar
Sixth Field Artillery
Baseball Scores From Recent Games
American Association results include Toledo 6 Louisville 5, Minneapolis 5 St. Paul 4, Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 3. American league games: Boston 3 Cleveland 0, New York 6 Detroit 11, Washington 5 Chicago 1, Philadelphia 12 St. Louis 10. National League: St. Louis 1 Boston 9, Cincinnati 4 New York 5, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 0.
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Louisville
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Home
N. Y
New Hampshire British America
Palatine National Union
Milwaukee Mechanics
Camden
Williamsburgh City
California Democratic State Convention Adopts Pro-Ryan Sentiment
Fresno May 19 The California Democratic state convention opened under State Chairman Spellacy and adjourned after one session. Five district conventions chose delegates to Denver while sentiment favored Ryan for president. A separate report notes a fatal accident in Northampton involving a runaway vehicle and a college student named Val Purroughs.
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Ryan
Fresno
Cal
California
Spellacy
Denver
Wrong Way Around Says Man Should Pay As He Goes
Mr Purslington argues a man should pay as he goes. The remark adds that a man prone to debt seems to travel backward in life. Washington Star.
Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Promises Maternity Help
Prominent claims tout Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles and infertility. Letters from women in West Union South Carolina Bardstown Kentucky and others praise restored health and motherhood after use. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice noting nationwide testimonials.
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Maggie Gilmer
West Union
8. C
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josephine Hall
Bardstown
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pink Hem
Across
Lynn
Mass
Prominent Figures In Arts Law And Education Eulogized
Hugo J. Knaak a sign painter commits suicide in St Paul leaving a note blaming drink and remorse William Rovers shoots himself in Minneapolis after facing financial troubles J Scott Richman longtime Iowa lawyer dies at his Muscatine country home Alfred Cabel renowned conductor dies in Sioux City Yale University names Professor Jones dean of Yale College from Minnesota
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St. Paul
Willam
Rovers
Biocelf
Victor Hotel
Minneapolis
Aneas
J. Scott Richman
Iowa
Muscatine
Alfred Cabel
Sioux City
Yale Corporation
New Haven
School of Engineering
University of Minnesota
Yale College
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Kingsford
Oswego
T. Mingsford & Sow
Cowes, N.Y
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Wien
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Wallace Gregson
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Lampe Dry Cells
A.B. Weseman
Cor. Bridge and
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Minn Land Co
Odd Fellow’s Block
Austin, Minn
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Paper Company
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Gunness Farm
Emil Greening
Idaho
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Homer F. Pierson
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Schiewek the Tailor
the Smith Insurance Agency
Austin, Minnesota
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Prop
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W. J. Urbatch & Bro
First National Bank
U. S
Shaw
H. L. Kanfield
Antield
Ted Veliae
the Herald
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Fox Hotel
Addison
Jones
Lake Ave
Drexel State Bank
Clifford C. Leck, M. D. Charlician
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Chicago, Great Western Railway
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Enamel& A
Port Wedge
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Chicago Great Western Railway
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