McLaurin defers to governor over Senate resignation
Senator McLaurin responds to Governor McSweeney declining to resign his U S Senate seat. He argues for free public discussion of national issues, asserts independence from pressure, and emphasizes accountability to the people in continuing to serve the state. The letter stresses peace, unity, and responsible leadership.
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McSweeney
South Carolina
Columbia
S.C
McLaurin
United States
Senate
Eeoers
Questions leakage mars Ohio law student exam
Former statistician Runyan and Champlin Printing foreman Steele faced contempt information before the Ohio Supreme Court over duplicated and sold examination questions for a law school class of 288. Proceedings noted guard procedures, prior leaks, and possible sales to multiple law schools. both pleaded not guilty with trials set.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus. O
Clay M. Runyan
Kayler
National Loan Company
Chartel
Albert J. Steele
Champlin Printing Company
Supreme Court
Sheets
Supreme Court Committee
Runyan
Steele
Kaylor
Gece
J. Hampton
Bushnell
Unyan
Edward D. Morgan
Home Insurance
Coe A and
Steele's
Colton
Printing Company
Bride on trial for murder in Kansas City case
Mrs Lulu Prince Kennedy 20 was placed on trial after shooting her husband Philip H Kennedy contracting agent for Merchants Despatch. He had filed suit to have marriage set aside claiming duress. Her father and two others face later conspiracy charges.
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Kanbgas City
Lulu Prince-Kennedy
Philip H. Kennedy
Merchants’ Despatch Transportation Company
Kennedy
W. C. Prince
Proprioters New Billiard -Hall
Albert
William
State Bank of Indiana closes, assets move to Columbia National
Indianapolis June 3 The State Bank of Indiana voluntarily closes its doors. Gilt-edged assets and deposits are transferred to Columbia National Bank which opens today. Other paper is placed with Security Company as trustee for collection. All bank desks are dollar for dollar on demand at Columbia National. Stockholders of State Bank become stockholders of Columbia National.
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Indianapolis
State Bank of Indiana
Columbia National Bank
Security St Company
State Bank
Dolar
Columbia National
Jurist Brews Court Bond with Miss Mott in Washington
Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court arrived in Burlington and visited Miss Emma Miner Mott at Mrs J Lindley Hall. The couple plans to announce the wedding date shortly and Miss Mott, daughter of Dr Eunice M Mott, was one of Brewer's first Bible class pupils in Washington D C.
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Burlington
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Confederate Soldiers' Home Opens in Atlanta on Davis Birthday
The Confederate Soldiers' Home, a Georgia state institution for indigent veterans, opened today in Atlanta. Public holiday observances marked Jefferson Davis's birthday, drawing large crowds to the opening exercises.
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Atlanta
Confederate Soldiers’ Home
Jefferson Davis
Killed Actress Edna Stokes Loved by Forshay in Jealous Tragedy
Edward Forshay of Kansas City shot and killed Miss Edna Stokes in Chicago after a quarrel. He had pursued her for years, beating her earlier and leaving farewell letters on arrest. A hotel confrontation ended in two shots. Forshay claimed he could not live without her.
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Chicago
Edward Forshay
Kansas City
Edna Stokes
Sedalia
Forshay
Miss Stokes
St Louis
Victoria
J. M. Forshay
Broadway
O'Neill
James Heim
William Kennedy
Heim
Bone
Boats 10 Race for Lake Championship
Cleveland June 3 The Weather Bureau forecasts good weather for the 100 mile race tomorrow between City of Erie and the Tashmoo. Wagers run into thousands of dollars as the Tashmoo arrives from Detroit after about six hours. Tashmoo is greeted by a lively harbor salute and manager F Bielman of the White Star Line says they intend to win.
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Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Erie
Detroit
Lake Erie
F. Bielman
White Star Line
Purchase by Oil Trust Ends Long Business War
The Scofield Schurmer Teagle works have passed to Standard Oil Company. Cleveland Refining Company interests owned by Teagle and Shurmer also moved with the deal valued at about 1 900 000 dollars. Scioto Refining Company was turned over to Standard Oil a few days earlier ending a protracted fight with independents.
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Cleveland
Scofield, Schurmer & Teagle
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland Refining Company
Teagle and Shurmer
Scioto Refining Company
Standard
Great Western Oil
Sheateld Mae & Tenate J
Scofield, Sharm Ld
Mrs McKinley Slightly Improves After Illness
Washington report says Mrs McKinley remains in a weak condition with slight cheerfulness. Dr Rixey plans another morning consultation after an illness that began away from the capital. The President and Mrs McKinley were seen outside for a drive at 3 30 pm as visitors inquired about her condition.
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Washington
Jude
Rixey
White House
Nene
Cr.eet
Hill
On Russell Young
Wilcom
Migai van Pen
Countess Jerhazy
Charles"hire Smith
John D.long
Will Guard Against Influx of Chinese
Washington June 3 Assistant Secretary Taylor of the Treasury and Commissioner Genseately have decided to send three immigrant inspectors to Puerto Rico for duty. They fear Supreme Court insular decisions may spur Chinese immigration and allow admission to the United States. Collectors of customs who acted as inspectors will continue, but extra help is needed to keep out Chinese. exclusion laws will be more rigidly enforced.
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Washngton
Taylor
Treasury Department
Genseat Pawderly
Puerto Rico
Supreme Court
United States
Machinists Join the Strike at Newport News Shipyard
Newport News Virginia June 3. About 500 machinists at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company left work this morning seeking shorter hours. Superintendent Post says operations will continue despite absences, with no arbitration or interference planned. Some workers have already departed, others preparing to leave.
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Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Students Offered Striker Roles In Lexington Plant
A Cincinnati firm idle by machinist strike seeks Kentucky State College students to fill striker positions. The college refuses to endorse workers taking the jobs. The firm keeps its name secret and reports suggest Columbia College students may also be enlisted for similar roles at Croken Wheeler in Ampere New Jersey.
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Lexington
Cincinnati
Kentucky State’College
Columbia College
Croken- Wheeler Company
Ampere
N. J
Mechanical
Southern Strike Ends for Southern Railway, Vice President Says
Washington Indiana June 3 Vice President Gannon of the Southern Railway announced the strike incident is closed for the road He did not specify how many machinists returned to work at their regular hour but the railroad was filling positions of those who did not resume work after the ultimatum
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Washington
Ind
Gannon
The
Southern Railway
Portland and Cincinnati contend for 1902 convention
Port land delegates gathered in Virginia amid debate over host city. About 700 delegates and 200 ladies attended a late banquet at the Chamberlain Hotel with Joseph Wralepsin delivering the welcome. Richmonds Colonel J Harwood spoke for Saxen von Tyler as contenders from Portland Ore and Cincinnati vie for the 1902 Travelers Protective Association convention.
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Qld
Point Coforp
Travelers’ Protective Association
Chamberlain Hotel
Hosareta
Peoria
Ill
Illinois
Ohio
West
Josep Wralepsin
J. Harwood
Richmond
Saxen von Tyler
Aaenonden
Oas
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
Strike Declares On Terre Haute Car Lines
Terre Haute street railway workers walked out at 6 50 tonight in a strike described as sparked by a wage dispute at the Brazil plant and the prior October agreement. The company posted notices discharging all who left the service.
Fire of Piety Burns Low in Lutheran Synod Debate
Des Moines June 3 Prof E J Wolf reports a lax spiritual state in the Evangelical Lutheran Church and criticizes governance while advocating stronger discipline. Debates over mission fields, foreign board favoritism, and church extension funding shape the synod’s agenda with election of Dr Freas signaling old administrations’ strength.
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Des Moines
E. J. Wolf
Gettysburg
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. H. Studebaker
Brooklyn
Foreign Mission Board
Freas
Board of Home Missions
W. H. Hamma
Washington, D. C
George H. Keen
Columbia
George Enders
York, Pa
L. M. Zimmerman
Baltimore
H. P. Hocker
Steelton
John C. Parker
Edward Helbe
Railroad
Board of Church Extension
General Synod
Board of Foreign Missions
N. E. Yeiser
India
New Head Named for Wy Central
New York Central directors elect William H. Newman as President of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company succeeding Samuel R. Callaway. Edgar Van Etten is named Second Vice President, with rumors of further executive changes possible.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
William H. Newman
Lake Shore
New York Central, & Hudson River Railroad Company
Samuel R. Callaway
Newman
van Etten
Boston
Boston & Albany
Mail and Express
New York Central
The
Central
Michigan Central
H. B. Ledyard
Canniff
Loss of Vitality and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Endorsed
The notice warns of fatigue, poor appetite, and nervous exhaustion in warm weather, noting a general tonic is needed. It cites Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a restorative, with a testimonial from Mary Dilling of Everett Ohio claiming renewed health after use.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure
Health claim advertising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure all. It urges readers not to delay and to buy now before symptoms worsen. The notice emphasizes promise keeping.
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Hood’s
Women Opposed to Segregation of Vice in Cities
Minneapolis convention delegates pledged five thousand dollars for next year’s suffrage work. Miss Anna Shaw denounced segregation of vice as a crime and urged opposition. A committee including Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt will present the convention’s stance to the medical group.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Suffrage Association
St. Paul
Anna Shaw
Philadelphia
United States
Carrie Chapman Catt
Rachel Foster Avery
Alice Stone Blackwell
Miss Anthony
Catt
Trust Members Under Bond In National Shirt Trade
New York June 3. The Mail and Express reports a proposed American Shirt and Collar Company with a 20 million linen goods trust to control wholesale shirt and collar trade. Eight Troy manufacturers have signed a tentative agreement. Each member would file a $200 bond to enforce a ten year non competition across most states and territories.
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New York
the Mail and Express
American Shirt and Collar Company
Troy
Neree
Montana
Territory
Aho
President Havemyer to resign Sugar presidency
New York report says President Havemyer will resign as head of the American Sugar and be succeeded by Thomas of Boston. Havemyer was inaccessible and did not comment. Directors meet tomorrow with unofficial talk of an extra scrip dividend alongside the regular one.
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Cleveland
Colonel Newman
New York Central
New York
Vanderbilt
Newman
Lake Shore
Associated Press
Havemyer
American Sugar
Reve B
Thomas
Boston
United States
British American Corporation to enter voluntary liquidation
At a London meeting on June 3 shareholders of the British American corporation voted to liquidate voluntarily. The firm was closely tied to the London and Globe Finance Corporation Limited whose suspension in December stirred stock market activity. Lord Dufferin served as a director of both firms.
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London
British-American Corporation
London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited
Stock Exchange
Lord Dufferin
British-American
London and Globe Corporation
Ohio firms incorporations and capital changes listed
A set of notices records new incorporations and capital stock changes across Ohio. Entities include Buckeye Stock Food Company Lorain with 10000 capital, Collinwood Home Telephone Company increasing to 50000, American Frog and Switch Company Hamilton increasing to 250000, Morrow County Telephone Cardington increasing to 30000, Richland Savings Bank Mansfield raising to 100000, Standard Rubber Company Akron 10000, Euclid Construction Company Cleveland 10000, Carey Banking Company Carey 50000, Newcastle Qi and Gas Company Youngstown 4400, Buckeye Shoe Manufacturing Company Xenia 50000, Citizens Banking Edison 25000, and Cleveland Akron & Columbus Railway Akron with branch lime construction certificate.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Buckeye Stock Food Company
Lorain
Collinwood Home Telephone Company
Collinwood
American Frog and Switch Company
Hamitor
Morrow County Telephone Company
Cardington
Richland Savings Bank Company
Mansfield
Standard Rubber Company
Akron
Young Men's Hebrew Protective Association
Canyon
Euclid Construction Company
Cleveland
Capital Stock
Carey Banking Company
Carey
Newcastle Qi and Gas Company
Youngstown
Synod Urges Tighter Marriage Ties and Church Cooperation
Pittsburg June 3 The Reformed Presbyterian Synod of North America adopts resolutions urging uniform state law commissioners to align divorce laws with Christian principle limiting dissolution to unfaithfulness or condemnable desertion. The session also reports harmony with the Christian Reformed Presbyterian Church on doctrine governance and worship, except for instruments in worship and church consistory. A committee pursues cooperation while retaining distinctive reform positions and a day of prayer for colleges is set.
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Pittsburg
Reformed Presbyterian Synod of North America
R. J. George
McAllister
Christian Re Church
Christian Reformed Church
T. P. Acees
Christian Endeavorers
Charles Briggs
Remsen Elected President of Johns Hopkins University
At a June 3 meeting of Johns Hopkins trustees Iran Remsen PhD LLProf was elected president succeeding Dr Daniel Gilman who resigned. Remsen, professor of chemistry since 1876, will assume duties September 1 and will likely continue directing the chemical laboratory.
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Battimore
Johns Hopkins University
Iran Remsén
Johns Hopine‘University
Daniel C. Gilman
Remsen
Chemical Laboratory
Amalgamated Copper elects new directors in Jersey City
At the annual stockholders meeting in Jersey City the Amalgamated Copper Company elected directors H. H. Rogers James Stillman Robert Bacon F. P. Olcott A. R. Flower A. C. Burrage and W. G. Rockefeller to fill vacancies including the late Marcus Daly. Four hundred fifty thousand nine hundred ninety eight shares were represented.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
Jersey City
H. H. Rogers
James Stillmar
Robert Bacon
F. P. Olcott
A. R. Flower
A. C. Burrage
W. G. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Marcus Daly
Western lines vote against one cent rate to G A R Encampment
Chicago June 3 The Western Passenger Association voted against authorizing a one cent per mile rate for the G A R Encampment at Cleveland The roads are expected to act independently and allow the rate as the Central Passenger Association already has authorized it
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Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Cleveland
Central Passenger Association
National Tube Co Raises Wages at Youngstown Plant
The National Tube Company of U S Steel raises wages in the Youngstown plant by an average of seventeen and one half cents per day. The increase covers 425 workers and takes effect immediately.
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Youngstown,c
National Tube Company
United States Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Increase Capital Stock at American Telegraph and Telephone
New York stockholders of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company held a special meeting and voted to increase the capital stock from 100 million dollars to a higher amount. The action was taken at the gathering in New York on June 3.
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New York
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Area Capital
Mountain Rescue Nets Escape of Tex Murder Suspect
Jim Whitecotton, wanted in San Jacinto County Texas for the murder of William Lyons at Oakhurst, was captured in the mountains near Birmingham Alabama and jailed. A $300 reward prompted Cumberland Presbyterian minister Will Atkens to help, leading to a night confrontation that ended without bloodshed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Huntsville
Jim Whitecotteon
San Jacinto County
Tex
William Lyons
Oakhurst
Jackson County
Whitecotton
Will Atkens
Wabash Gains Control of Detroit Toledo Short Line
In Toledo today it was learned the Wabash has secured control of the Detroit and Toledo Short Line, a railroad being built between Toledo and Detroit and to be fed as part of the Toledo system. Reports say the Pennsylvania was also negotiating for the line.
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Toledo, O
Wabash
Detroit
Toledo
Grape Nuts and Postum Lift Laurence Woman to Health
Mrs. M. C. Waring of Laurence Indiana credits Grape-Nuts Food and Postum Coffee with saving her after months of fatigue and illness. She details rapid recovery, renewed energy, and resumed literary work after adopting the products for daily use. Her daughter also benefited from Grape-Nuts during scarlet fever.
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Laurence
Ind
M. C. Waring
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