Republican Leaders Call Early Attention to Revision of Tariff
Reports from Chicago, Louisville, and Dublin detail political moves in June. Burton urges tariff revision in the United States Senate of Aurore while stressing protection’s benefits. Kentucky Republicans nominate Augustus H. Wilson for governor amid Roosevelt policy alignment. Sinn Fien condemns Dublin agitation as a pacified plan by the Irish members to stay within the British Liberal party. Damages sought in Libson for $200,000 over alleged freight discrimination involving Ohio Silica and several rail and glass firms.
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Sumor
Chicago
United States Senate of Aurore
Senate
Washibein
Cannon
Hopkins
Burton
Ohio
Kentucky
Louisville
Republicans of
Augustus H. Wilson
Fairbanks
Taft
Roosevelt
Sinn Flen
Dublin
Sinn Fien Society
United Irish League Directory
Ireland
League
Directory
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Libson
Bult
Pittsburg
Ohio Silica Company
East Liverpool
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Glass Land Company
New Hamilton
Potters’ Mining and Milling Company
Prosecution Rests in Ohio Case as Defense Moves Verdict
In Findlay Ohio prosecutors rest the case against Standard 631 after six witnesses. Defense moves for a directed verdict but the judge overrules, defense then begins calling its own witnesses. In France, Bordeaux sees 4000 strong protests at Lesparre as authorities deploy troops amid unrest. An American, John Ryan, involved in a Paris area auto incident, loses wife in a ditching accident. Heat across the Pittsburgh district triggers deaths and multiple prostrations.
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Findlay
David
Standard 631 Company of
Ohio
Bunched Paragraphs Chronicle a Flood of 1900s News
A rapid-fire collage reports executions, fires, drownings, strikes, indictments, heat deaths, rail accidents, hangings, ship fires, mining blasts, political acts, and crimes across Louisville, Montgomery, Cleveland, San Diego, and beyond. Names include John Johnson, Captain Thorington, Raymond Pettigrew, Gaston Philip, Kitani, William Cleddine, Daniel Raum, George Bundrick, and Patrick McMulley. Mayhem, politics, and tragedy span multiple states and provinces with vast casualties, executions, and legal actions.
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John Johnson
Sing Sing
Louisville Cottonseed Oil Company
Louisville
Thorington
Colombia
Montgomery
Ala
Raymond F. Pettigrew
Springfield
Tenessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gaston H Philip
Washington
New York
Rank Macaboy
Hackman
Kitani
Daniel F Raum
Peorma
Green B Raum
Joliet
George W Bundrick
Cordele
John Schroeder
Dooly County
Willis Wedelland
Mobile
Cal
Pottsville
Charles Wawson
N D Cobin
Macon Grocery Company
Macon
Baltimore
Patrick McMulley
Mitchel
Henry Harrison Hall
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Athens
Peace Conference Deliberations Open With Armament Limitation Talks
Second session notes reserve by General Porter for the United States to raise armament limits and collection of contracts by force. Britain and Germany propose an international prize court. Tokyo reports Amb Aoki status questions and political support amid potential recall. Fatal pistol duel in Memphis leaves one dead. telegraphers seek Roosevelt aid to settle a strike. Portugal's Premier Franco may resign. a Cincinnati abduction case prompts warrants. Other briefs include canal work and a bridgeport shooting timeline.
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the Hague
General Porter
United States
Edward Frey
Great Britain
Baron von ‘Bieberstein
Germany
Porter
Mexico
Argentine
Brazil
Atrocious murder in Columbus hotel quarrel over game
Columbus reports a brutal homicide after a quarrel over a crap game at a Long Street resort ends with Oliver Anderson beaten and fatally stabbed. Police arrest Harry Lewis and others including the proprietor on charges. The case sparks further state guard deployment for Canton.
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Columbus
Oliver Anderson
Anderson
Ania
Harry Lewis
Lewis
Jane
Davis Freed After Two-Hour Jury Deliberation
Irenton Ohio June 24 Captain Davis was found not guilty by a jury after a two hour deliberation. He had shot Dr McCoy when the doctor entered his home with Mrs. Davis.
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Bridgeport
Isaac Redpeth
Lansing
Lorain Coal & Dock Company
Caroline Harding
Balide
Redpath
Zanesville
Charles Adams
Robert Musgrove
Adams
Davis
Irenton
Captain Davis
Dr. McCoy
The Carlyles' Maid and a Gracious Rebuke
A maid in the Carlyles household is described as untidy and useless in all wars yet possessed of grace. After toting a dinner she is offended by a stern rebuke from Carlyle who warns that misplacing dishes will not be tolerated on earth or in heaven.
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Carlyles
Carlyle
The Horse He Wanted
A Dundee Advertiser note recounts a Tennessee farmer’s tale of a horse that refused water and corn yet finally fed when promised work. The farmer declared the horse was the one if it would only work.
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Dundee Advertiser
German Measles Harsh Tale From Old Dialog
An old dialogue fragment mentions German measles and a fatal case. A character notes it was not a Frenchman and recalls mortification upon learning the illness wasGerman moonsleg, reflecting period language and humor.
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Patal
The Scope of Indigestion
The scope of indigestion is described as the most prevalent and far reaching disease with wide complications. Dr Larson in Health Culture notes its vast impact and a medical proverb states there is but one disease indigestion.
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Larson
Bag
Insect Color Agent Cochineal Uses and Sex Roles
The article explains cochineal insects used for coloring jellies and as a home remedy for whooping cough. Only females are harvested because males fly away when smoke from fires beneath host trees drives them off, leaving females behind.
Warns to Bachelors About Marriage in Mocking Note
A dialogue between Mrs Stubb and Mr Stubb mocks wedding costs and warned bachelors by circulating joking receipted milliner bills, implying charity as a motive. The Chicago News framing highlights satirical social pressure regarding matrimony.
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Stubb
Chicago News
Her Postscript Punchline in a Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange about women adding a postscript to letters. The reply mocks the notion that a woman writes to have the last word, suggesting she writes her own conclusion to influence the reader's thoughts.
The Trouble Between Poet and His Wife
Jones notes trouble between Mrs Poet and her husband. Smith recalls the issue of selling poems and eating them. She left him over the dispute.
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Jones
Smith
Gambling Fool Repeats Losses Says Henry Sutphin
Quotation notes that a man who gambles is a fool and a man who keeps losing is a colossal fool, attributed to Henry Sutphin.
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Henry Sutphin
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