Bayard Claims Relative of Senator Denied
James B. Marare is jailed in Butler County on a robbery charge involving Albert Baker's saloon in Heno near Middletown. He claims he is nephew of Senator Thomas F. Bayard of Maryland and argues mistaken identity. Police doubt the relation and think he is sought for a graver offense in an Eastern city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Marare
Butler County
Butler One
Albert Baker
Heno
Midgetown
Bayard
Thomas F. i
Ohio Wholesale Grocers Meet Convenes in Columbus
About 100 delegates attend the Ohio Wholesale Grocers Association opening session in Columbus. President H B Dahl presides as bills are debated to regulate bulk sales and credit statements. New officers elected include Frank Hosten as president and Orrin Thacker as secretary treasurer.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio Wholesale Grocers’ Association
H. B. Dahl
Washington D. H
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Colorado
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Holesale Grocers
Frank Hosten
Mansfield
Robert McDonald
Steubenville
J. E. Nieffenbach
Dayton
Orrin Thacker
H. R. Edwards
Leveland
Edmeee Nee Yew
M. Ibach
Toledo
R. B
Incinao i
A. de Graves
Ginelma Ree
Portsmouthn Tech
Banesvit
Springfield
Divorce Suit Alleges Cruel Treatment in Indiana
Maud Worf of near Jacksonburg sues Elias Werl for divorce and $2000 alimony in Wayne Circuit Court. She accuses years of cruelty including cursing, beating, pulling hair, and forcing wife and children from home. The couple married in 1889 and separated in May 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Publin
Ind
Medsker & Medsker
Cambridge City
Wayne
Maud Worf
Jacksonburg
Elias Werl
Jefferson
Harrison
Restoring Colombia currency via Galveston plan proposed
The text notes Mainero Trusco proposing a plan to restore currency to normal value in Colombia. It mentions an import duty reform and a committee including the Collector of Customs and three merchants to incinerate monthly paper money equal to half the import revenue. It states a dollar gold equals thirty dollars in paper money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Galveston
California for $50 Summers Tour Package
Advertises a summer round trip to California for fifty dollars with a scenic route via Chicago. Mentions the Overland Limited and connections on two other trains, itinerary details available through ticket agents, July departures, and a contact at 495 Vine Street Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Overland
Chicago
W. B. Kniskern
Cotengo
Vine Street
Cincinna
Ohio Wesleyan reports record enrollment and finances
President Bashford announced a 1358 student enrollment the highest in the universitys history since 1844 with 4260 degrees awarded. Assets total 1306251.09 official deficits persist even after court claims. 138000 in gifts this year and 767300 awaiting legal form. Commencement events honor graduates and the school of music and art showcased works. Senator Fairbanks lauded Dr Williams long teaching career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Delaware
Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
D. L. Lilly
Columbus
Fairbanks
Foraker
United States
P. P. Mast
Springfield
John J. Isley
Otis
William G. Williams
School of Oratory
Hose
Kathryn Brentzer
Pearl Myers
Estelle Jones
Cincinnati
Trial Begins in Sen Bradley Seduction Case in Mississippi
The State vs. R. L. Bradley, Mississippi State Senator from Hinds and Warren, opened in Canton amid high expectations. Ida Bolles, a young widow, accuses Bradley of persuading a secret marriage and later pressuring for publicity, following a shooting at Raymond after the indictment.
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Commercial Tribune
Jackson
Miss
R. L. Bradley
Canton
Bradley
Hinds
Warren
Ida Bolls
Raymond
Bolles
Powell
Senate
Madison County
Bolis
Redley Cipieea
Mail Clerk Samuel Goodman Arrested for Mail Robbery
Chicago June 11. Samuel O Goodman a Chicago Post Office clerk was arrested with several stolen letters in his pockets for robbing the mails. He has a wife and two children and says his $600 a year salary left him unable to support them. He waived examination and was held to the Federal Grand Jury.
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Chicago
Samuel
Goodman
Defense Begins Its Case in Kennedy Murder Trial
In Kansas City on June 11 the Lulu Prince Kennedy murder trial moved to defense with twenty witnesses. The effort focused on alibis for Bert and C. W. Prince, the prisoner’s brother and father, who were alleged to have monitored entrances at the Ridge Building to aid Kennedy’s escape. Witness timelines varied, casting doubt on the prosecution’s theory of a coordinated plot and mesmeric influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Bert
C. W. Prince
Ridge
Kennedy
Prince
Will Prince
Clongly
Nce
Mother
B. W. Prince
Thomas H. Ridge
Bert Nee
Oroom
Bert Prince
Lui
Ohio Syndicate Buys Dallas Street Railway Franchise
A Ohio led syndicate headed by Pierre F Dupont of Lorraine Ohio completed the purchase of the Dallas Consolidated Electric Street Railway. The Van Ginkle Syndicate of Des Moines will surrender control tomorrow morning. The deal value is reported at 1 050 000 dollars. The sale includes the railway franchise and trackage and a nearby interurban line between Dallas and Ft Worth.
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Commercial Tribune
Dallas
Tex
Ohio
Pierre F.dupont
Loraine
Dallas Consolidated Electric Street Railway
van Ginkle Syndicate
Des Moines
Dupont
van Ginkle
Twin City Interurban Electric Railway
Ft. Worth
Dupont Syndicate
Thomas Divorce Case Begins in Chancery Court
In Columbus Ohio on June 11 the famed Thomas divorce action opened. Aaron Thomas accuses Ann Thomas of neglecting housekeeping for 22 months, reporting she wore same clothing, milked cows, delivered milk, fed him scraps, and slept without proper meals. They married January 22, 1879 and have one daughter. He cites unfixed meals and unwashed clothes as core faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Thomas
Chancery Court
Aaron Thomas
Ann Thomas
Electric Storm Bursts Over City of Cleveland
A violent afternoon storm hit Cleveland and surrounding area at noon causing major telegraph and telephone outages. Telegraph lines west to Toledo were cut, a street car was damaged and set ablaze, and passenger General Isaac R. Sherwood of Toledo was stunned by the lightning.
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City OF
Cleveland
Toledo
Haning
Ony Street
Generalsaac R. Sherwood
Earthquake Shakes Caracas and Vicinity
A strong earthquake shock was felt at 3 o'clock this morning in Caracas and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Governor Samford Dies in Alabama
Governor Samford of Alabama died in Tuscaloosa at 10 10 tonight. The death ends his term and raises a vacancy at the state capitol. No details on cause are given in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samford
Montogomery
Ala
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Wettin Named As Germany's Strongest Battle Ship
The Wettin will be the second of five pre dreadnought battleships built for Germany and launches soon at Danzig. Displacing 11 900 tons with 15000 horsepower engines, she should reach about nineteen miles per hour and mirror the class’s intended power and armament.
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Wettin
Danzig
Woman Making Long Trip On Foot
Elwood Indiana June 11 Mrs Martin from Dickerson Kansas is likely the only female pedestrian in the country She walked to Elwood after leaving Dickerson last March traveling to Westfield Ohio to visit relatives She travels by foot except when a farmer offers a ride and accepts washing work to pay for meals and lodging She is over 46 and says she enjoys the journey and has roamed the West on foot as a pastime
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Elwood
Ind
Martin
Dickerson
Kan
Westfield
Spanish Regency Ends in One Year
Madrid June 11 The Queen Regent with the King opened the Cortes noting this will be her last parliamentary opening as the regency ends next year. Government aims to improve Spanish American relations and pursue South American commercial treaties. Concordat talks seek economic efficiency and diocese reductions. Bills planned include religious order reforms, army and navy reorganization, and converting Cuban and Philippine bonds to perpetual 4 percent.
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Madrid
Argentina
Say Machinists Broke Agreement
New York June 11 About 300 representatives of the metal trades held a conference at the call of the National Metal Trades Association behind closed doors The session featured a lengthy statement by President Edwin Reynolds charging machinists with violating the Chicago arbitration agreement of March 1900 and with misconduct and misrepresentation of the May 1900 accord Secretary Devens reported the expansion of the association as new firms joined and pledged to support members against unjust labor demands A plan to raise a defense fund to 500 was approved with members ready to contribute and a turnout of thirty three manufacturing establishments applying for membership adding to the association’s strength
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New York
Metal Trades
National Metal Trades Association
Edwin Reynolds
Administration Council
Chicago
United States
Devens
National Metal Trades’ Association
Ohio
Delegstbh
Nationa Et al. Trades’ Association
Metal Trades’ Association
Treasury
Canada
Hope of saving miners abandoned after deadly blast
Thirteen bodies remain in the burning Port Royal mine in Pennsylvania. Three men were rescued today and two others are hospitalized. Officials plan a meeting to decide on body recovery, and flooding the mine could cost 75 thousand dollars with no certainty of reach.
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Commercial Tribune
Port Royal
Bernard Callahan
Ve Callahan
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promo
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a nerve tonic that builds up the nervous system without alcohol or narcotics. It claims to cure general debility, strengthen the body, and requires no stimulant, with free medical advice offered.
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Perig
Pierce
Ieee
Mother-in-law beaten on first meeting in Indiana
Charles Dean of Kokomo put his wife's mother Mrs Ann White from Toledo out of the house and beat her when she arrived for a visit. Neighbors summoned police and Dean was jailed with bond to be set to keep the peace. Mrs White is 70 years old.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Charles Dean
Ann White
Toledo
Dean
White
Modern Woodmen of America Holds National Convention
The twelfth biennial camp opened in St. Paul with a large audience. Governors Vansant and Herried and Lt. Gov. Northcott greeted the gathering. Head officers report 211,470 new members in two years and 9,700 lodges total 630,000 members and 1,025,000,000 in life insurance. Cash death claims paid total 11,340 with 22,000,000 disbursed. Proceedings include rules on head physician, Indian membership, term limits for head officers, and deputy delegates.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Woodmen of America
Vansant
Minnesota
Herried
South Dakota
Northcott
Illinois
Woodmen
Ting
Consul Northcott
C. W. Hawes
Agers i. Sei
Mortuary Fund
Civie General Supe
Franklin
New York
Ead
Oter
Delega
Oklahoma
Rock
Cambridge honors list names two Gama brothers among wranglers
The Cambridge mathematical honors list shows two Gama brothers, sons of a Bombay native, ranked sixth and seventh wranglers. D. Brown of Caius was one wrangler, and Miss Reynolds of New College is noted among the top honorees.
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Cambridge
Oe Brothers
Gama
Bombay
Brown
Caius Ré
Me. Reynolds
N College
O Connell Re-Elected President At Machinists Meeting
Toronto June 11 The International Machinists elected J Connell to lead again as president with J Conish Sioux City second president A W Holmes Toronto George Alberry Chicago Be Wil om Cheyenne Maurice Sanders Hart ee Pa Preston Detroit re elected as secretary and treasurer Executive Board members Hugh Doraly Chicago L Tucker Washington Henry F Garret Atlanta M J Ford New York James E Bernalds Cleveland and other officers chosen The convention adjourned sine die delegates depart tomorrow morning Grand Lodge officers stay till Thursday
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Toronto
Ont
International Machinists
Leapine
O’connell
J. Conish
Sioux City
A. W. Holmes
George Alberry
Chicago
Be Wil Om Cheyenne
Wyo
Maurice Sanders
Hartee
Treas- Ruege Preston
Detroit
Hugh Doraly
L. Tucker
Washington
Énry F. Garret
Atlanta
M. J. Ford
New York
Mes
E. Bernalds Cleveland
Diedase
John Keegan
Lndelphia
Ware
Milwaukee
Ashington
Grand Lodge
President Shuey Opens Jubilee Convention
Boston June 11 A great congregation welcomed Edwin L Shuey of Yton Ohio as he called to order the Jubilee Convention of the Y M C A in Mechanics Hall Delegates from around the world filled the hall for opening exercises brief prayers and singing The nominating report was presented by A D Rudge of Montreal naming officers and a long list of vice presidents from North America and Hawaii
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Boston
Edwin L. Shuey
Yton, O
Uny Men's Christian Association
Iechanion
Jesus
A. D. Rudge
Montreal
C. . _ Williams
Quebec
James Stokes
New York
H. Thornton
Atlanta
P. Spence
St. Is
H. McCormick
Chicago
H. M
Aus
Apolias
Cheerie
Portland
Ise Eel
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Camden Customer
A patient testimonial promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming relief from severe symptoms after using four bottles. The letter, sent by Mrs W P Valentine of 56 Gerry Avenue Camden New Jersey, praises the remedy's effect and confidentiality of the Pinkham laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Valentine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Justices Protest Fine Imposed on Runyan for Exam Cheating
Chief Justice Mit shall announces protest by Justices Shauck and Davis against the $250 fine and ten days imprisonment for Clay M Runyan of Columbus for offering to furnish law exam questions. The dissent argues the sentence is too lenient given the offense and cites Hale v State. The article notes continued inquiry to identify real culprits and references related court decisions and a separate case involving Elizabeth Morrison and The Equitable National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mitshall
Supreme Court
Shauck
Davis
Clay
M. Runyan
Hale
Ohio State
Jackson County
General Assembly
Samuel G.odwin
Cleveland
Foreman Steele
Viting
Elizabeth A. Morrison
Equitable National Bank
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Mrs. Morrison
bee = op Safe Ra oon
Gabrants
Comany
M . Morrison
Kansas City Hosts sev enth National Shrine Meet
Kansas City greets visitors from across the United States for the 77th National meeting of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Parade crowds fill streets as Imperial Council sessions run through the day. Officers to be chosen and next meeting pace set at tomorrow morning session.
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Kansas City
United States
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Shriners
Wees
Baltimore
Tandard Theater
Battle Creek Pure Food Tavern Promises Restful Retreat
A brief item describes a lavish hotel built by the Postum Cereal Co in Battle Creek Michigan aimed at visitors seeking healthful meals. It touts a scientifically prepared table of delicacies not a diet plan and invites nervous workers to visit for restoration in a climate favorable to relaxation.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle
Michigan Creek
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James B. Bayard
Watson
Middletown
Senator Bradley
Will
Ohio Syndicate
Germany
Trirte Zeitung
Kansas
SAY
Man
Order
Machinists
Shuey
Y. M. C. A. Meeting
Fe Ct
Bunyan
Mystic Shriners
Post Tavern
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