Japan's New Ruler Aims for Kyoto Funeral and Era
Tokyo July 31 Emperor Yoshihito begins state duties and receives sacred treasures as Japan braces for a funeral likely at Kyoto within a month. A new era will be named soon and an amnesty decree may follow, with parliament possibly called for full cooperation.
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Korea
Taft
Mrs. Tait
Two Girls Die in Fire at Danforth House Fairlee
A Danforth house fire in Fairlee Vermont July 31 killed two girls, seriously burned two others and fatally burned a fifth person. The dead are Miss Effie Perkins of Flushing New York and Miss Florence Albee of Springfield Massachusetts. Miss Perkins' father, mother and sister were injured.
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Danforth House
Effie Perkins
Flushing
Florence Albe
Springfield
Mass
Perkins
Five Thousand Gems Found in Fire Ruins Near Narragansett
Workmen clearing the ruins of burned cottages at Narragansett Pier found diamonds worth 5060 in the debris. The discovery was made after a blaze on Saturday at the seaside location R 1 July 31.
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Narragansett Pier
Clearine
U S Senators Seek Monroe Doctrine reaffirmation in world terms
Washington reports the senate foreign relations committee approved Lodge’s plan to reaffirm the Monroe doctrine and condemn any foreign bases on American shores. The Magdalena Bay incident prompted a special panel to report no evidence of Japanese or other nation involvement in land grabs near Baja California. The group urged a firm U S stance on protecting Pacific coast security and Panama Canal interests.
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Rayner
Japan
Naval Base
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
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Markets Report Major Grain and Produce Rates
Chicago markets show winter and spring wheat prices with patent and mixed grades. Egg and dairy figures appear, alongside new potato quotes from Kansas Missouri Ohio and Minnesota, general poultry prices, and New York wheat and corn quotes with No 2 white oats at varied levels.
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Minnesota
New York
Manitoba
Live Stock Market Prices From East Buffalo and Omaha
CATTLE ranges and prices listed for different classes including steers cows and heifers with bids from East Buffalo New York and Omaha Nebraska. Hog values show heavy good to prime, sows and pigs with varied weights and stags noted. Sheep and lambs prices appear with fed and range classifications and breeding stock values.
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East Buffalo
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Omaha
Texas
New Band at State Fair to Perform This Week
The Patrick Conway band from New York, a leading concert ensemble, will give afternoon concerts in the state fair coliseum during the week of September 2.
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Patrick Conway
New York
State Fair Coliseum
Indiana State Fair Opens With Education and Entertainment
The fifty ninth Indiana state fair in Indianapolis starts Labor Day Sept 2 for five days and nights. It features concerts by four bands, livestock shows, parades, art displays, orchard and vineyard products, poultry, trotting and pacing races, a carnival midway, and extensive educational programs for farmers and residents with lectures demonstrations and university expert guidance from Purdue on farm chemistry feed livestock crop seeds milk testing butter making and household economics. Prizes total 57115 across races horses cattle dairy sheep swine poultry agriculture horticulture plants and flowers and more with premiums adjusted to raise exhibit quality.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Purdue University
Baldwin
Republican State Convention Call 1912 Indiana
The Republican Party invites delegates to a state convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on August 6 1912. Delegates chosen by counties at August 2 meet to select platforms and state officers and elect presidential electors for November 1912. County delegations and district meeting sites listed with delegate apportionment and scheduling.
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Republican State Central Committee
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Indiana
Republicans of Lawrence County Plan August 3 Delegates Meetings
The Republican County Committee calls township meetings on August 3 1912 at 1 p m to select delegates and alternates for the State Convention at Indianapolis and for the Third Congressional District Convention. Fifteen delegates are allocated by township with locations listed. CHAS H ALLEN chairman and GEORGE C CAMPBELL secretary.
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Couty Central Committee
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
United States
Lawrence County
Shawswick Township
Marion Township
Spice Valley Township
Indian Creek Township
Perry Township
Marshall Township
Pleasant Run
Guthrie
Bono
Shawswick
Mitchell
Spice Valley
Tinsley
Ridge
Fayetteville
Perry
Springville
Needmore
Pleasant
But
Heltonville
Guttilie
Tunnelton
Chas. H. Allen
Chilrman
Lawreace County Cerita
George C. Campbell
Republican State Central Committee Call for Delegates in 1912
The notice directs committees in the Claypool Hotel rooms to meet after district meetings to handle rules credentials and resolutions. County committees must apportion delegates by precincts and arrange selections under fair rules. County chairmen and Republican press are urged to publicize the call widely. Fred A. Sims chairs, Ed T. Staley secretary.
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Claypool
Glimpse Bet Her Victim Of Oolitic Shooting
Rube Glimpse, shot in a row at Oolitic Sunday night, lies recovering at his mother's home. Doctors report he is improving but infection risk lasts about ten days. Bone fracture may complicate healing if the wound does not mend and infection requires drainage, preventing a cast.
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Rube Glimpse
Oolitic
Glimpse
Taylor T T finishes as St Paul tops Indianapolis
After St Paul beat Indianapolis, Ben Taylor entered to pitch one and a half innings allowing only a base on balls. The Bedford native, once with Cincinnati Reds and United States League, was sold to Indianapolis with a one month trial and has been with the team about two weeks.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Ben Taylor
Sunday School Blass Social Affair At Mrs Andersons
The Willing Workers Sunday School class of First Christian church enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at North M street home of Mrs Ira Anderson. Fifty four ladies attended with an instrumental duet and solos, a reading and a violin solo. Ice cream and cake were served during social hour.
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First Christian Church
Ira Anderson
North M Street
Matti Sears
Hene Mitchell
George Bailey
Aileen’ Mitchell
Mary Duncan
John C. Brumblay
Water for Dogs in Heat Spurs Humane Advice
Authors urge dog owners to provide constant access to clean water during hot spells to prevent suffering and death. They note thousands of dogs and other animals died last summer from dehydration and advise ensuring easy, continuous, cool water availability and regular baths to keep dogs healthy.
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