Militants Blamed After Defeat of Woman Suffrage Bill
After the defeat of the woman suffrage bill in the House of Commons militant suffragists trigger arson and bomb threats. An infernal machine at St Paul’s Cathedral and a parcel bomb at Fleet Street raised alarms as plainclothes police monitored the city. Authorities link the incidents to militant suffragettes whose tactics stirred public backlash.
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London
May
House of Commons
Fleet Street
Plein Clothes
St. Pauls
St. Paul's
Delay on Tariff Seen in Senate
Washington May 8 President Wilson’s plan to push the tariff bill through the senate encounters delays. Senator Hoke Smith says the bill cannot leave the finance committee for two to three weeks, perhaps four or five, due to many necessary amendments to transform it into a scientific tariff law. Subcommittees have wrestled with the bill ten days with limited progress amid hearings and arguments from cotton textile fabric manufacturers and other industries.
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Washington
Wilson
Capitol
Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Finance Committee
Smith
White House
Tower House
Spur
House of Representatives
Mann
Express Strikers Riot in Buffalo Parade of disorder halts deliveries
Buffalo May 8 union drivers and clerks walkout disrupting express services and department stores. Police add 50 officers to 200 on duty as 2,400 workers loom, with strike spreads to Niagara Falls and I W W leader Joseph Ettor arriving to influence events.
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Buffalo
N. Y
The
Express
Fuhrmann
New York
Philadelphia
Ezpress
Federal Telephone Company
Niagara Falls
United States Heating & Lighting Company
Joseph J. Ettor
Fisher Fixes Alaska Blame in Senate Testimony
Walter L. Fisher former secretary of the interior told the Senate Territories Committee that responsibility for Alaska’s condition rests with Congress and that legislation is needed to open the territory. He urged government operation of railroads in Alaska as an experimental plan, noting Panama’s success and proposing use of surplus equipment after canal completion.
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Washington
Alaska
Congress
Walter L. Fisher
Interior
Senate Territories Committee
Fisher
Panama
Fire May Destroy Town In New Orleans Area
Lightning during a major storm struck eight oil tanks of the Texas Oil company at Amesville opposite New Orleans. The eight tanks holding 35 000 barrels burn, threatening the town with destruction. Estimated loss exceeds 250 000 dollars as black smoke and flames rise for miles.
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New Orleans
Fiont
Texas Oil Company
Amesville
Big Epworth League Meeting Plans Approved
Dallas Texas May 8 plans for an international Epworth league gathering were approved by the general Epworth league board. Representatives from the Methodist Episcopal church Canadian Methodist church and the Southern Methodist church will attend.
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Dallas
Tex
Methodist Episcopal Church
Canadian Methodist Church
Southern Methodist Church
Obituary for Ruth Elizabeth Adamson 1909 1913
Ruth Elizabeth Adamson died at age 4 years 2 months 2 days. Born February 22, 1909, she was the fourth child of Walter and Cora Adamson. Funeral conducted April 26, 1913 at the family home by Rev. B. F. Martin. interment at Green Hill cemetery. The family mourns its loss with prayers for the departed soul.
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Ruth Elizabeth Adamson
Walter
Cora Adamson
B. F. Martin
Claysville
Ind
Green Hill Cemetery
Paris Hails Alfonso on Official Paris Visit
King Alfonso of Spain arrives in Paris with Premier Alvaro de Romanones for a two day official visit. Twenty five thousand troops line the route and artillery salutes honor the monarch as crowds cheer in the capital.
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Paris
Alfonso of
Spain
Alvaro de Romanones
France
Raymond Poincare
Louis Barthou
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Champs Elysees
Palais der Say
Ferrer
Montjuich
Loubet
Card of Thanks for Ruth Adamson
We sincerely thank those who assisted during the sickness and death of our darling little Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adamson and family.
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Ruth
Walter Adamson
Wool Purchase Inquiry By Home Ice Co Monon Depot
Wanted to buy four million pounds of good clean wool. The notice comes from Home Ice Company near Monon Depot seeking a large wool supply.
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Home Ice Co
Monon Depot
Torpedo Boat Men Drowned Near Sylt
Off Sylt island the pinnace of torpedo boat G-89 capsized, drowning senior lieutenant George Von Lastrow and two bluejackets. Lieut Von Sas trow commanded the vessel.
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Island of
Sylt
Vesgel
Cuxhaven
Germany
George von Lastrow
Lieut. von Sastrow
Mitchell Nominated as New York Collector by Wilson
Washington May 8 John Purroy Mitchell chairman of the New York board of aldermen and candidate for mayor was nominated by President Wilson to be collector of the port of New York.
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Mitchell
Washington
John Purroy Mitchell
New York Board of Aldermen
Wilson
Port of
New York
IWW Leaders arraigned in Paterson silk strike case
William D Haywood Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Carlo Tresca Patrick Quinlan and Adolph Lessig IWW leaders were arraigned for trial on inciting Paterson silk mill strikers to riot. 100 witnesses attended and funds for defense were raised nationwide. Prosecutor Dunn plans to try the five separately.
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Paterson
N. J
William D. Haywood
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Carlo Trescha
Patrick Quinlan
Adolph Lessig
Dunn
Derailed Nickel Plate Train Injures Two Near Florence
In Cleveland on May 8 engineers W. W. Farley of Bellevue and an express messenger were injured when Nickel Plate No. 6 derailed at Florence. The engine and baggage car left the track but no passengers were hurt.
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Cleveland, O
W. W. Farley
Bellevue
Florence
Noted Fencer Dies in Duel in Paris
Paris on May 8 reports fencing star M. Berger mortally wounded in a duel with M. Breittmayer.
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Paris
M. Berger
M. Breittmayer
Wheat and Butter Prices in Daily Market Report
Minnesota and Dakota patent wheats and jute prices listed with ranges for straight and patent grades. Butter, eggs, live poultry, and potatoes show current receipts and regional variations, with New York closing prices for wheat and oats quoted.
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Minnesota
Dakota
Lée
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago and Omaha Livestock Prices May 7 Report
Market summaries from Chicago and Omaha show mixed cattle hog and sheep quotes. Chicago lists numerous grades with steers and cows ranging from about 3.00 to 9.25, hogs from 7.75 to 8.50, and calves and feeders at multiple levels. Omaha reports native and western cattle at 5.75 to 8.75, hogs around 8.15 to 8.26, and sheep and lambs near 6.40 to 8.25.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Omaha
Texas
Notice to Contractors for Gravel Roads in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Board of Commissioners Indiana invites sealed bids by 1 pm Tuesday June 3 1918 for Gravel or Macadamized roads and streets. East Oolitic Tresler Third and Farmer Streets Scoggan Road Tunnelton and Heltonville Heltonville and Leesville Lafayette Street Bedford and Fairfax Bids on each road separately. A bond twice the bid amount accompanies each bid. Bids addressed to Ezra W Edwards Auditor. Right to reject all bids reserved.
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Board of Commissioners
Lawrence County
Indiana
East Oolitic
Tresler
Farmer Streets
Scoggan Road
Tunnelton
Heltonville
Ezra W. Edwards
Notice to Non Residents in Lawrence Circuit Court
Indiana Lawrence County notice in 1913 court action for divorce against Arlice Leonard. Plaintiff’s attorney Fred N. Fletcher files complaint and affidavit showing defendant is not a resident. Defendant must appear by September 2, 1913, or default will be entered. Clerk Elbert J. Stalker signs and seals the notice at Bedford.
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Fred N. Fletcher
Arlice Leonard
Indiana
Lawrence
A. D
Bedford
Elbert J. Stalker
Lawrence County Seeks Bids for Two Bridges
The Lawrence County Board of Commissioners will accept sealed bids until 11 a.m. on Monday June 2 1913 for constructing two bridges in the county. One across Salt creek on the Bedford and Williams road and one across Guthrie creek on the Bedford and Tunnelton road. Bids must include superstructure value for the old Guthrie Creek bridge and may offer replacing the old bridge with additions. The board may accept either new bridge or replacement bids and may reject all bids. Plans and specs are on file with the county auditor. Bedford Indiana May 7 1913 Ezra W Edwards Auditor LC
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Guthrie Creek
Bedford
Indiana
Ezra W. Edwards
L. C
Notice of Administration in Minerva Kern Estate
The Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana appoints Wm H Smith administrator of the estate of Minerva Kern, deceased, stating the estate is solvent. Underwood and Underwood serve as attorneys for the administrator.
Appointment of Administrator for Jeanette Armstrong Estate
Notice from Lawrence County Indiana that David L. Cobb is appointed administrator of the estate of Jeanette Armstrong, deceased. Estate believed solvent. Brooks & Brooks Attorneys represent the administrator.
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Lawrence County
Jeanette Armstrong
Indiana
David L. Cobb
Brooks & Brooks
Indiana Estate Administrator Named for William Foster Jr
State of Indiana announces Spencer W. Smith appointed as Administrator of the estate of William Foster Jr deceased, late of Lawrence County. He will manage all lawful duties and settle debts as required by law.
Indiana administrator appointed for estate of Susan I F Cutsinger
A designated state official is appointed administrator of the estate of Susan I F Cutsinger. The order specifies the appointment is made under Indiana law and governs duties and rights for estate administration.
Administrator Appointed for Mary E. Hardin Estate
The undersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana as Administrator of the estate of Mary E Hardin deceased late of Lawrence County. Said estate is supposed to be sol Fred Bowen.
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Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Minerva Kern
Circuit Court of
William Foster, Jr
Circuit Court
Susan IF. Cutsinger
Mary IE. Hardin
Sol- Fred Bowen
Christopher Schmidt
Mary Schmidt
Elmira-Cole
Estate notice for Christopher Schmidt in Indiana
Executor of the estate of Christopher Schmidt seeks to settle the matter in Indiana with Mary Schmidt involved as listed party. The notice outlines probate actions and related requirements for claimants or interested parties.
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