Moody Addresses Michigan Republicans at 17th Banquet
Detroit May 1 Revolutionary mood at the Michigan Republican Club banquet with over 60 members. Congressman Corliss introduced Secretary Moody who praised McKinley era gains, national prosperity, reduced debt, and a growing surplus while contrasting Democratic criticism. Moody urged steadfast stewardship amid campaign opening.
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Porto Rico
Flirtation Led to Justice Court in Bellefontaine
Peter Kube, a traveling man from Chicago, faced a preliminary hearing in Justice Hubbard's court after being accused by Miss Mary Cost of Bellefontaine of a wrongful act. Bound over in 600 dollars, Kube pled not guilty and may contest the case as details remain private. Miss Cost, daughter of prominent locals, has ties to Cincinnati and Indianapolis through her family.
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Commercial Tribune
Bellefontaine
Peter Kube
Gibson House
Cincinnati
Kinkaid
Justice Hubbard
Mary Cost
Rube
John Cost
Chicago
Kube
Miss Cost
Belle
Indianapolis
Buckeye Carriage Body Company
Big Four Railroad
St.Louis
Cincinnati quartet visits Dayton by auto
A group of four Cincinnati men Stanley Hooker William Herrick K R Hooker and Stevens arrived in Dayton yesterday by car and planned to return this afternoon after a delayed trip due to an automobile accident. One of the Hookers injured a finger in the incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Stanley Hooker
William Herrick
K. R. Hooker
Stevens
Southern Railway Announces New Executive Appointments
Washington May 31 The Southern Railway announces the election of W. H. Peddie as General Manager of Transportation and the appointment of E. E. Pitts as Superintendent of Car Service with offices in this city.
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Southern Railway
Washington
W. H. Peddie
General Eceent of Transportation
E. E.tts
Royal quarrels flare as Salisbury and King clash at dinner
London reports a rift between Lord Salisbury and King Edward after the King urged Sir Ernest Castle’s peerage by gift of £200,000. The Premier refused, prompting a stormy Buckingham Palace meeting and a sharp exchange about tonight’s banquet.
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Ernest Castle
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Buckingham Palace
Dichess
King accepts exclusion of favorite and bars Duchess from resignation
The King informed the Duke of Buccleuch he accepted the exclusion of his favorite and forbade the Duchess to resign. Nobles, especially old country families, openly disapprove of the King's social life.
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Rochambeau Party Member Breaks Leg in Charlestown
A Rochambeau mission member Major Berthelot, aide de camp to General Brugere, fractured his left leg at the Charlestown navy yard while inspecting facilities. He was moved to the French battleship Gaulois for medical care. The same date in Washington the Legion of Honor was awarded to Assistant Secretary Pierce Colonel Bingham and Commander Rodgers for their role hosting the visitors.
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Washington
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Legion of Honor
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Congress
Paducah City Railway Incorporators Form Company
Cincinnati men W L Bayes A L Rich and C J Maltby and Louisville native Clarence Dallam organize the Paducah City Railway Co in McCracken County with 300 dollars capital stock in the secretary’s office today.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankforky
W. L. Bayes
A. L. Rich
C. J. Maltby
Cincinnati
Clarence Dallam
Louisville
Paducah City Railway Cmpany
McCracken County
Setre
Meat famine looms in Chicago strike days
Prisoners at the Bridewell and boys at John Worthy School face beans and porridge as meat supplies run low amid the teamsters strike. City correction officials warn meat shortages will worsen unless the stoppage ends, with hotels and restaurants cut ice and meat deliveries halted to union foes.
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Chicago
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John Worthy School
Teamsters
John Sloan
City House of Correction
Sloan
Great Northern
Palmer House
Kinsley’ S
Heusner Baking Company
Corruption in City Assembly Exposed by Investigation
Report says officials extorted and defrauded the city, with payments made to secure favorable action. It notes widespread corruption among assembly members while praising the police department’s personnel for competence and proper conduct.
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Police Department
Burglaries Spur Beer Fueled Chase at Third and Butler
Two men, John Skelly and John Tighe, broke into Stricker’s saloon on Third and Butler streets, drank a keg in fifteen minutes, and fled with liquor. Police later nabbed them near Hammond Street Station after a chase, with the judge setting a June 5 trial date.
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John Tighe
Second District
Hammond Street
Skelly
Tighe
Oregon Street
Stricker
Third
Butler
Wien
Ahd
Record Hammer Thrower Breaks World Mark at Meet
The annual Lawrenceville Academy versus Hill School dual track meet in Bottstown Pa features Thomas L. Eherlin breaking the world record with a 12 pound hammer throw of 187 feet 3 inches. Hill School wins the meet by 57 to 31 over Lawrenceville.
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Commercial Tribune
Bottstown
Lawrenceville Academy
Lawrenceville
N. J
Thomas L. Eherlin
Hill School
Hill
Diesner Waives Hearing to Serve Four Years
In Columbus on May 31 Tony Diesner of the Police Court Clerk’s office waived a hearing and was sent to the penitentiary to begin a four year sentence.
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Diesner
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Tony Diesner
Elders Meet at Idaville for Church of God session
Elders of the Church of God in North America gather in Idaville for a regional interdenominational session. Officials indicate the meeting will aim to plan efforts to extend the church's reach across the region and communities.
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Chmond
Ind
Ged
North America
Interens
Idaville
Mane
Queen Wilhelmina Enjoys First Outing Since Illness
Queen Wilhelmina made her first public outing since her illness spending time in the Castle Loo Park in The Hague on May 31 marking a cautious outing as she recovers.
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Wilhelmina
Loo Park
Minority Opposes Nicaragua Route in Canal Debate
Senate minority on the Interoceanic Canals Committee presented a Spooner bill alternative favoring the Panama route over Nicaragua. The report argues Panama offers shorter transit, fewer legal obstacles, and lower seismic risk, citing Canal Commission findings and engineering advantages.
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Senate Committee On
Panama
Canal
Nicaragua
Panama Company
Nicaragua Canal
Latters
Summer Comfort Breakfast for Warm Weather
A modern dietary suggestion promotes lighter meals for heat months. It recommends Grape Nuts with cream, fruit, and perhaps two soft boiled eggs to sustain energy without heating the body, claiming one pound of Grape Nuts nourishes more than ten pounds of meat and supports a cool, level head.
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