Love and Contentment It Says Are Key to a Happy Home
Calv in De Forest Myers editor of the Sunday News and his Viscountess De Periguay, of Paris, have settled in Mt Auburn, Zanesville. The couple, long secret, now discuss home life, love, and contentment as essential to happiness. The Viscountess, a worldly writer, travels and writes, while Myers leans socialist. They met in Wheeling and wed in Pittsburgh, keeping the marriage quiet to finish her field work.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Calvin de Forest Myers
Sunday News
Viscountess de Periguay
Paris
Mt. Auburn
The
Myers
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Noncallas
Chateau E Perguay
Likely 10 Accept Platt Amendment
Havana June 9 Conservative members of the Constitutional Convention are confident the Platt amendment will be accepted. Radicals previously opposing Washington’s views are tilting toward acceptance after outside pressure. The convention plans secret session with a vote expected in about ten days.
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Havana
Washington
Two Anderson Merchants Sandbagged on Railroad Track
Anderson Ind June 9 William A Harlan and A B Johnson merchants were sandbagged by two men on a railroad track at midnight. Harlan fought back drawing a knife and slashing one assailant. The robbers fled without obtaining money though Harlan carried over 100 dollars. He is over sixty.
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Commercial Tribune
Anderson
Ind
William A. Harlan
Johnson
Harlan
Mother Amadeus Dies at Lakewood Convent
Sister of Charity Mother General Mother Amadeus died today at the Lakewood convent near Cleveland aged 60. She had served 16 years in the order. born Katherine O Neill in secular life, she leaves sisters.
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Leveland
Amadeus
Sisters of Charity
Diocese of
Cleveland
Lakewood
Katherine O’ Neill
Cage
McCormick Dislocates Shoulder Boarding Street Car
Representative Floyd McCormick of Portsmouth dislocated his shoulder this morning while boarding a rapidly moving street car. The injury was painful but not serious, and he remained in good spirits and was about tonight.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Floyd McCormick
Portsmouth
Pupils to Pursue Studies Abroad plan announced
President Harper of the University of Chicago reveals affiliated preparatory schools abroad to serve college age children of traveling families. Paris leads with the American Home School for Girls opening Oct 15 at 20 Rue de Longchamps under Miss Elizabeth Wallace and Miss Mapeice. Berlin follows after Paris.
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Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
Europe
Paris
Rue de Longchamps
Elizabeth Wallace
Mapeice
Kansas City
Berlin
Aris
Shriner Conclave Opens With Staged Festivities in Kansas City
About 6000 Shriners are expected in Kansas City for the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine annual meeting. Events include a reception at the Kansas City Club, two parades, a concert and drill, an Exposition Park display, and a convention hall ball. Philip Shaffer of Philadelphia is likely to be elected Imperial Potentate.
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Kansas City
Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine
Kansas City Club
Exposition Park
Convention Hall
Philip Shaffer
Philadelphia
Revival of old feud ends with shooting in Vincennes
Tad Juné and John Bonhomme quarreled over an old feud in Vincennes late this afternoon. Bonhomme shot Philip Delureya three times, twice in the neck and once in the arm. Delureya is alive but fatally hurt. Bonhomme was arrested and jailed after the incident. He had been drinking.
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Vincennes
John Bonhomme
Philip Delureya
Bonhomme
Delureya
Wice
Sureya
Nhom
Labor Assembly predicts general factory restart by September
Muncie officials of the Labor Assembly which controls three fourths of the window glass flow ers in the United States announced tonight that there will be a general resumption of all factories about September. Workmen here are jubilant over the news.
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Muncie
Ind
Labor Assembly
United States
Nephew of U S Judge Dent to serve life for forged pardons
William Dent, nephew of U S District Judge John Jay Jackson, forced Governor Sayers’ name on a pardon blank to free Isaacs from a life sentence. Texas Supreme Court upheld Dent’s life term for his part in the scheme. Dent’s relatives say he must die in prison.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
William Dent
Supreme Court of Texas
George Isaacs
Dent
Sayers
John Jay Jackson
United States District Court For
District of West Virginia
Lincoln
Washington, D
Will
Ring
Black
Miss Small
Ida Houston
Chicago
Texas
Bos Isaacs
Isaacs
Judgeackson
Sce
Austin
Hardy
South America
Arizona
Wittenberg College begins commencement week events
Dr. J M Ruthraff opens the program with a baccalaureate sermon marking the start of Wittenberg College commencement week in Springfield Colorado. The sequence continues with Witt enberg Academy exercises Romée, then peace and music programs, class exercises, and formal commencement on the campus Thursday. A special inaugural address and a college alumni banquet with eight toasts conclude the week.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
J. M. Ruthraff
Wittenberg College
Wittenberge Academy
School of Music
Ruthraff
College
May Extend Jurisdiction of Washington Delegate
Rome reports that Cardinal Gibbons is discussing extending the jurisdiction of the Washington delegate. In talks with Cardinal Rampolia, Mgr Nozaleda and other high ecclesiastics, efforts focus on settled recertification questions and broader papal authority over the Philippines.
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Washington
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Rampolia
Mgr. Nozaleda
Manila
Senator Fairbanks Visit to Columbus and Delaware University
Senator Charles Fairbanks of Indianapolis spent the night in Columbus, accompanied by Mrs. J H Allen. He attended Setarar University's commencement in Delaware where he serves as a trustee and his son is in the graduating class.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Chas. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
J. H. Allen
Setarar University
Delaware
Progress Made in Trade with Italy
Washington reports further extracts from the foreign commerce volume noting Italy’s manufacturing expansion, especially in the north, offering broader markets for American machinery and tools. Consuls from Leghorn, Florence, Catania, Venice, Milan, and other hubs describe rising demand for revolvers, sewing machines, lard, oils, printing presses, oil cloth, stoves, and various machine tools, with prospects for cash registers, typewriters, canned goods, and leather products as trade grows.
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Washington
United States
Italy
Smith
Leghorn
Cramer
Florence
India
Consul Heingartner
Catania
Sicily
Johnson
Venice
Rae
Jarvis
Milan
Simpson Tunnel
Head on Train Crash At Terre Haute Fair Grounds
Twenty five thousand spectators in Terre Haute watch two Big Four locomotives collide head on at the fair grounds. The engines started at about fifteen miles an hour on a temporary 500 yard track as safety valves blew and whistles screamed. Engineers and firemen remained aboard briefly before leaping clear. Despite the dramatic scene the actual damage to the engines was slight.
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Commercial Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Big Four
Fair Grounds
Western Reserve University Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Cleveland June 9 Western Reserve University marks its seventy fifth anniversary with a 3 p.m. address by Prof. Arthur C. McGiffert on The Religious History of the College in Beckwith Memorial Church. At 7 30 p.m. President Charles F Cone delivers the baccalaureate sermon on The Religious Beliefs of the Educated Man of the Twentieth Century. Continued through Thursday with commemorations and degrees conferred by Rev Josiah Strong D D. Notables Governor Nash and Senators Allison and Hanna expected.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve College
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Josiah Strong
Nash
Ohio
Allison
Iowa
Hanna
Wealthy farmer charged with cattle stealing in Indiana
In Kokomo Indiana June 9 C Mummert a wealthy Ervin Township farmer is charged with stealing two steers from County Commissioner John Wilson’s adjoining farm. He paid Wilson 75 to avoid publicity but authorities refuse the settlement. Detectives work the case with strong evidence cited and the incident creates a great sensation among prominent locals.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
C. C. Mummert
Ervin Township
John Wilson
Mummert
Wilson
Harness
Willitts
Lee
Owlhe
Fatally Stabbed for Interfering in Quarrel in Greensburg
William Guard stabbed Clarence Linville in Clarksburg Greensburg county last night after a quarrel tied to Linville defending his employee. Guard jailed. Linville dying. Guard says self defense followed a drinking dispute.
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Commercial Tribune
Greensburg
Ind
William Guard
Clarence Linville
Clarksburg
Guard
Linville
Lin
Send for husband to witness her demise in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on June AF cage a well known broker was summoned to his wife bedside who was believed dying of consumption He arrived and collapsed from paralysis brain leaping to his death The wife died a few hours later in unclear circumstances and the item notes his prior health issues
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Kokomo, Ind
Cage
Travelings by rail and mail order stamps offer details
The note lists travel dates July 1 to 9 and September 1 to 10 with a single night to Denver via Chicago on Union Pacific and North-Western lines. It instructs sending stamps to W B Kniskern in Chicago for particulars and Colorado Linus rated, or apply to any Chicago agent or iso Vine St Cincinnati.
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Denver
Chicago
Union Pacific
North-Western
W. B. Kniskern
Home rule granted in Nueva Ecija province, Philippines
Philippine Commission returns to Manila from Nueva Ecija where San Isidro is made provincial capital with Captain Kreps as Governor Lieutenant Day as Treasurer and Lieutenant Lyles as Supervisor. Insurgent activity continues with six engagements in Sorsogon and Atimonan captures reported. no surrender by General Cailles.
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Philippine Commission
Nueva Ecija
Luzon
San Isidro
Jacob F. Kreps
Richard ©. Day
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Taft
Washington
United States
American Astronomical Commission
Sumatra
Wray
Sorsogon
Atinfonan
Tayabas
Cailles
No Date Fixed For Railway Strike
Toronto June 9 machinists seek nine hour day and 12% wage rise. President O Connell says action practically disposed of by convention. Date to be set by executive committee and voted by association. Strike costly and no rush to borrow trouble. No developments until June 11 meeting of manufacturers in New York.
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Toronto
Ont
O’connell
New York
Water 15 Scarce in Springfield
Springfield Ohio faces a critical water shortage as wells fail to meet demand. City officials plan a joint inquiry with the Water Works Board after three neighboring firms demand forty thousand dollars for rights to creek water, a dispute tied to prior emergency taps and looming litigation.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Water Works
Water Works Board
Elopement Spoiled Over Butter Sale In New York City
A Rhine Creek couple Henry Davis and Ellen Johnson failed to elope after a butter jar they smuggled from the farm could not be sold in the city. They sought a minister to accept the butter as a marriage fee but were declined as the bride was deemed too young. The pair returned to the parents’ home after a fruitless day.
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Binghamton
New York
Henry Davis
Ellen Johnson
Rhine Creek
N. Y
Davis
Mayor jails three men for housebreaking in Hamilton
Middletown Ohio June report says Mayor Joseph E. McCarter ordered John O'Brien Jas B Bayard and John Clary sent to Butler County Jail Hamilton to face a grand jury on housebreaking charges Captain Thos Lénnehan reports a daylight saloon robbery at Al Bakers in Heno Bayard claims kinship to Maryland Senator Thos ard The trio were mugged at Middletown Jail and are believed wanted in the East on a more serious charge
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Commercial Tribune
Middletown
Joseph E. McCarter
John O’brien
Jas. B. Bayard
John Clary
Butler County
Hamilton
O'Brien
Wanes
Clare
Thos
Lénnehan
al Baker
Heno
Bayard
Thos. Ard
Maryland
Episcopalian Daughter Skewered by Boy Evangelist Tale
A Southern bishop tells of his Episcopalian daughter visiting New York where a famed boy evangelist Tom Harrison pauses to speak to her in church. He asks if she is the bishop’s child and she replies she is, prompting a brief, humorous exchange as he moves on.
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New York
Sifter
Tom Harrison
Evangelist
Treasury agents arrive in Honolulu with large bond redemption funds
Special agents of the Treasury reached Honolulu with about 1.2 million dollars designated to redeem Hawaiian bonds. The ceremony or action tied to the Newlands act and National Bank interests is noted, with imminent interest payments in May.
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Treasury
Honolulu
China
United States
United
Newlands
National Bank
West Virginia University to Elect President Next Week
Regents indicate the board will choose between D B Purinton of Dennison University Granville and acting president P B Reynolds. Purinton declines contest and expects no opposition. changes include resignations of anatomy chair W McGill and domestic science H Clarke. Library gift of 30 000 dollars with 20 000 volumes. Commencement to crown the largest class with 76 degrees. J W Holland to speak, M J Post to deliver alumni address, Rev George Wilson to give the baccalaureate.
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Commercial Tribune
Corps of Cadets
J. W Holland
Pittsburg
M. J. Post
George. Wilson
Washington
Eek
Famous Marine and Landscape Artist Moran Dies
New York June 9 Edward Moran eminent marine and landscape painter died this afternoon in his Fifth avenue studio from uremic poisoning complicated by other diseases after a year of illness. Moran born in England in 1829 came to America at age 12 settling in Maryland later moving to Philadelphia and then New York where he made his home for twenty five years.
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New York
Edward Moran
Fifth Avenue
England
America
Maryland
Flndophia
Moran
Philadelphia
Meade
Two Conventions in Fayette County Clash Over Delegates
Washington D. H. June 9. At 2 pm Tuesday the Marchant Republicans and the Daugherty Republicans of Fayette County will hold separate mass conventions to select seven delegates and seven alternates to the Republican State Convention. Each faction claims county central committee status and plans to present a large turnout. The Daugherty faction contests State Committee jurisdiction, promising a big contest when the delegations appear at the state gathering.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington D. H
Marchant Republicans
Dauguerty Republicans
Fayette County
Smass
Marchant People
Daugherty
Marchants
Daugherty County
Republican State Committee
Marchant
Harry M. Daerty
State Committee
West Point plebe writes of hazing and unrest at academy
A West Point plebe, writing to his father, recounts hazing at the United States Military Academy and the Booz case, detailing punishments, fears of fairness in the War Department response, and tension between plebes and officers. He notes marches, demerits, confinement, and limited student activities as reform rumors swirl.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
New York Times
West.Point
Booz
Secretary of War
Plebe
Uncle Sam
Tion
Mills
Crissy
Iowa
Ralstohh
Dome
Ral- Ston
Christia
Time Past to Acquire Riches for German Immigrants
Berlin reports from German consuls in American cities note that prospects for immigrants to acquire riches in the United States are past. The consul in Cincinnati cites dense population and overcrowded trades as the main barrier to wealth.
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Berlin
Cincinnati
United States
Southern Ports Gain Exports as New Orleans Surges
Washington report shows exports routed through southern ports rising in 1900 and nine months of 1901. New Orleans moves to second among U S exporting cities with 123 251 09 in nine months, while Boston declines. New York shares shrink to 47 03 percent of foreign commerce. Philadelphia remains steady, Baltimore grows, Newport News expands, and Galveston and the gulf ports boost cotton and grain shipments amid rising southern trade.
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Washington
New York
Bureau of Statistics
United States
New Orleans
Boston
Galveston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newport News
E Gulf
Will of Araktcheef Promises Bank Reward for Russian Historian
Odesskia Novosti recalls a clause from the late Count Araktcheef's will. A 50,000 ruble sum was to accumulate in the Imperial Bank until 1925 to reward the author who best, most faithfully, and most eloquently chronicles the history of the third Tsar of all Russia a century after his death.
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Odesskia Novosti
St. Petersburg
Araktcheef
Alexander I
Count Alexis Araktcheef
Paul
Baron Pahlen
Araktheef
Araxteheef
Nicholas
Araktche
Arakteheet
Anastasia Minkin
Araktcheetf
Alexander
Imperial Bank
Russias
Russia
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Fairbanks
Hanna and
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San Francisco Chronicle
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West Virginia University
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