Magnetic healers press Supreme Court fight over Indiana medical act
Indiana magnetic healers prepare to challenge a state law barring unlicensed practitioners. The Bedford case against Dr A W Poole centers on magnetism based treatment without board certification, with supporters vowing to take the matter to the highest court as hundreds of healers gather for the next term.
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Shaffer Named Imperial Potentate at Shriners Meeting
Philip C. Shaffer of Philadelphia was chosen Imperial Potentate at the Imperial Council’s twenty seventh annual convention in Kansas City Missouri. The meeting elected new officers including Henry C. Akin and George H. Green and adjourned until the next gathering in June in San Francisco.
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St. Joseph
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Pittsburg
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Boston
Imperial Recorder
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Chicago
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Maya Rebels Flee Towns For Forests As General Falls
In Mirida Yucatam on June 12, about 1,500 Maya rebels hide in forests and swamps after abandoning towns. General Prudencio Cane and his staff are dead near Canton. Rebels reach Chan Santa Cruz as Governor is greeted by troops.
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Breach Widening in Secular Union
Special Despatch from Lexington Ky June 12 reports a widening rift in the American Secular Union as Western members backed J B Wilson of Cincinnati for President and Mrs Josephine K Henry of Versailles for Vice President while opposing Eugene McDonald of New York. The Western bloc aims to control finances and leadership, with plans to support Henry or split from the Eastern faction to form a Western organization.
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New York
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Sensational Alimony Petition Sealed in Newberry Case
In Sandusky Ohio on June 12 the Newberry alimony petition remains hidden in Attorney Guerin’s office with six women named as correspondents. Mrs Newberry claims her husband owns 1500 Portland Cement Co shares worth 150000 dollars. The husband cannot obtain funds for living expenses and his lawyer plans to seek an injunction modification tomorrow. Mrs Netry returns from Buffalo trip with no new information.
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Brunner's Plans Accepted for Cleveland Project
The selection committee accepts plans submitted by A Brunner of New York among fourteen prominent entrants. The brief notes a focus on the Butler block in Cleveland with attention to design prominence. The chosen plan is deemed suitable for further development.
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M C A Jubilee Budget Debate At International Convention
Edwin L Shuey of Dayton reports on an MCA growth budget for home work noting requests to raise funds to support jubilee year activities. The article covers the convention's opening praise service and a key address by Herbert Ames on civic betterment, plus financials for 1901 and foreign work.
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Morgan’s Canal Scheme Draws English Gold and Skepticism
The article analyzes Morgan’s canal project and notes broad American interest yet doubts about practical success. It portrays English financiers worshipping Morgan, viewing him as a wizard who converts certificates to gold, while ignoring other rivals like Rockefeller and Vanderbilt.
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Young criminals should not go to jail says judge
In Columbus Ohio on June 12 Judge A C Thompson sentences three sixteen year old boys to six months in Miami County Jail. He urges arrangements with the state to send children to reformatories rather than jails or the penitentiary. Federal judges lack authority to place the youngest prisoners elsewhere.
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Shington
Engagement of Edward Ruffell Thomas and Miss Linda Lee Announced
New York reports the engagement of Edward Ruffell Thomas of New York to Miss Linda Lee of Louisville. Miss Lee is daughter of William P. Lee and praised for beauty and singing potential. Thomas, son of General Samuel Thomas, is a Yale 1894 graduate and banker at Thomas & Post. General Thomas remains ill but improving after a stroke.
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Irrigation Urged as Key to Profitable Farming
Prof Meade of the Agriculture Department told the Industrial Commission that irrigation is needed in two-fifths of the U S land to make farming profitable. He cited Louisiana and Texas redeeming land and boosting values, and noted irrigation expanding to market gardening on the Atlantic coast. He estimated at least 7 000 ditches nationwide costing about 200 million dollars, and urged government aid under restrictions in some regions.
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Emperor witnesses launching of battleship Zaehringen
Kaiser Wilhelm with Prince Henry and cabinet witnessed the launch of the battleship Zaehringen at Germania Tate Kiel. The emperor boarded the imperial yacht Hohenzollern as the ship was launched this afternoon. The Grand Duchess of Baden christened the vessel Zaehringen.
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Special tour party plans with Chicago and North Western
July 6 to 138th, variable routes offer finest scenery and favorable arrangements. Write to Kniskern for one special tour party leaving Chicago on July 20 or apply to fly tickets sent to 4d Vine St Cincinnati Ohio. Traffic man in Chicago area listed. A person named REIN died in Houston Texas.
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Attorney General Quotes McKinley On Six Year Term
Columbus Ohio June 12 Attorney General John M Sheets said the President opposed a third term noting McKinley told him the office is difficult and a candidate for re election cannot always act freely He recalled McKinleys view that the President should be elected for six years and serve one term only He added the letter declining to consider a referendum did not surprise him in the east.
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Wu Ting Fang Calls China World’s Greatest Market
Philadelphia June 12 Wu Ting Fang Chinese Minister tells Southern Industrial Convention China is the greatest market for American manufactures. Horticultural Hall hosts crowded audience of industrial leaders and society women.
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Plates Upon Which He Printed Checks
Melville Chester Finlay, arrested in Chicago on forgery charges, waived preliminary hearing and was held to the grand jury in 2400 dollars bond. He allegedly passed forged drafts in major cities. plates used by the American Biscuit Company were made in Memphis with possible accomplices. Memphis police cooperate with Chicago officials to secure evidence.
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Paroled Woman Endured 25 Years In Indianapolis Prison
Nicy South ward, paroled by Governor Durbin after 25 years’ confinement for the 1877 murder of stillborn twins. She entered prison at 22 a beautiful girl with dark hair and eyes and left aged, almost blind, hair white, taken by her brother to a West farm.
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Nicy
Durbin
Postmaster Salaries See Net Change From Readjustment
Washington reports the annual readjustment of Postmasters salaries completed by the First Assistant Postmaster General. Beginning July 1, 177 postmasters will gain pay while 22 percent face reduced pay, with total reductions amounting to 28,400 dollars and increases totaling 215,600 dollars.
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Hanna Heads Likely Bid by Hanna Maker Odell Surges
Washington reports analyze how Hanna may act as a president maker if he seeks influence against Tammany. Odell rises as a strong New York reform leader aiming to unite Republicans and reformers to blunt Tammany power. Fairbanks candidacy draws attention with Wishard and Tracewell poised as national operatives.
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A Cure for All Summer Complaints by Ready Relief
A teaspoonful of Ready Relief in water gives immediate relief for diarrhea dysentery cholera and bowel troubles. A saturated flannel over the abdomen eases cramps spasms sour stomach and cramps. Malaria forms claimed cured and prevented.
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Graduates Fear the Number Thirteen superstitions
In Maysville Kentucky teachers and twenty six graduates face the thirteenth June commencement with superstition. Thirteen girls march in each line and one essay uses thirteen words. Miss Fannie Gordon marks thirteen years teaching, as the Commercial Tribune notes the date aligns with the 13th.
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Grape-Nuts Helps Man Restore Health After Gastralgia
A Kirksville Missouri man describes severe gastralgia and paralysis of nerves, weight loss, and insomnia before using Grape-Nuts Food. He reports better sleep, weight gain, restored strength, and vanished digestive and nervous symptoms after adopting the cereal.
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