Will Call on Nash Eager to See Everything at Convention
Philadelphia June 20. Student delegates at the convention plan a busy day of speeches and sightseeing. They expect McKinley’s renomination, discuss Roosevelt and Dewey as possible running mates, and tour Fairmount Park and Navy yards before the afternoon nominating session. R K Thompson.
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Cincinnati
Uncle Mark
Fairmount Park
Cramp’s
League Island Navy Yard
Columbia
Minneapolis
Prairie
Nash
Walton
R. K. Thompson
Towne Receives Strong Endorsement at Minnesota Convention
Minnesota Democrats in Minneapolis on June 20 endorsed Duluth Populist vice presidential candidate Charles A. Towne. Delegates to Kansas City were instructed to support him at the Democratic State Convention. Resolutions favored silver free coinage at the existing ratio, denounced trusts, urged free listing of trust articles, and expressed Boers sympathy, with warm allegiance to William Jennings Bryan.
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Minn
Charles A. Towne
Duluth
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
Brackett Donates 30000 to Cornell College Mt Vernon
Attorney Edgar C Brackett a New York State Senator donor presents 30000 to Cornell College Mt Vernon Iowa endowing a chair The donor is a 1872 Cornell graduate and his exact departmental plans are not yet released
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Cedar Rapids
Edgar C. Brackett
State Senate of
New York
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Brackett
Cornell
Sultan Protests French Encroachment in Morocco
The Sultan of Morocco, through his representative, sent a formal communication to the powers protesting French encroachment at Twat and Igli, asserting the sultanate’s stance in Tangier on June 20.
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Commercial Tribune
Tangier
Morocco
Twat and
Igli
Elopers Wed in Kentucky Court Marriage
Harry Leach eighteen and Fleodna Tilley fifteen from Jackson Ohio were married this afternoon by County Judge J. B. Bennett in Greenup Kentucky amid a special despatch report.
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Harry Leach
Fleodna Tilley
Jackson, O
Elopers
J. B. Bennett
Indicted for Murder Former Chief Ball in Kentucky
Middlesboro Kentucky June grand jury indicted former Chief Police H A Ball for the killing of Mead in his garage at Ball’s home Monday. He was granted bail by the court.
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H. A. Ball
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Major Rathbone Examined in Cuban Postal Probe
Havana June 20 Major E G Rathbone suspended Director General of Posts is examined by inspectors on the Bristow staff in charge of the Cuban postal fraud inquiry. The examination completes Bristow duties and a report to Governor General Wood will decide whether further steps are needed.
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E. G. Rathbone
Joseph L. Bristow
Bristow
Wood
Trolley Car Struck Wagon In Chicago Tragedy
A Chicago trolley car speeding struck a farmer's wagon at Ashland and Wabash avenues. Seven wagon passengers were injured, with two fatally hurt and likely to die. The victims include Frank Deering Francis Masach Mary Gralack Josephine Michaled Tillie Urczyk Lena Zendraick Michael Pisybin all receiving various injuries.
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Ashland
Wabash Avenues
Frank Deering
Francis Masach
Mary Gralack
Josephine Michaled
Tillie Urczyk
Bold bank raid near Conneautville ends without capture
Six men attempted to rob the First National Bank of Conneautville, Pa. They entered through a window and tried to breach the inner vault, scattering three lookouts outside to gag passers by. Dr. A L Dennis was wounded but alarm was raised and the band fled toward Ashtabula County. horses and buggies were stolen before departure.
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Here
A. L. Dennis
Ashtabula County
Tke Deiter
Eugene Brown
Democrats Divided at Texas State Convention Wrangle
The Democratic State Convention in Austin, Texas, failed to adjourn as delegates lingered over a bitter anti expansion fight. Congressman Bailey pressed anti expansion indorsement against Senator Chilton, triggering a prolonged debate. A minority report favored expansion, suggesting the convention will continue through Thursday with many leading Texas politicians in attendance.
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Kansas City
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Chilton
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Married by Telephone in Indiana and Tennessee
Robert Lockhart of Stanton Tennessee and Miss Katie Cline of Patoka near Princeton were married by long distance telephone at noon. The Rev. Mr. Danks of Patoka officiated, asking the couple to join hands. The bride wore pink silk. the groom’s attire was not reported.
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Princeton
Ind
Robert Lockhart
Stanton
Patoka
Tennessee
Picquart Wins Damages in Dreyfus Case Link Suit
Paris court ordered M Lepelletier and Echo Paris to pay a 2000 franc fine plus 100000 francs in damages to Colonel Picquart. The Echo owner was held civilly liable. The hearing for M Reimach’s action was adjourned for a week.
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Picquart
Dreyfus
Echo
M. Lepelletier
M. Reimach
Two weddings in Maysville and Beverley Farms
In Maysville Kentucky on June 20 Harry Peers Collins and Miss Mary Thomas Cox married at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. C. Molloy officiating and plans for a trip East. In Beverley Farms Massachusetts on June 20 Mabelle Florence Swift wed Clarence Moore at St Peter's Church with Frank Moore, father of the groom, giving the bride away.
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Maysville
Harry Peers Collins
Val P. Collins
Covington
Mary Thomas Cox
Mary Cox
First Presbyterian Church
J. C. Molloy
Beverley Farms
Mass
Mabelle Florence Swift
BE. C. Swift
Chicago
Clarence Moore
Washington
St. Peter’s Church
Frank Moore
Freight Conductor Frey Tegmyer Killed Near Warsaw
Frey Tegmyer a Pennsylvania Railroad freight conductor from Ft. Wayne died near Warsaw Ind three miles west of the city late last night after losing balance while crossing tops of cars and falling under wheels. He had worked for the railroad since 1886 and was soon to be married.
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Warsaw
Ind
Frey Tegmyer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ft. Wayne
Home made star observatory and convention humor in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia crowd gathered around a street corner telescope charging five cents a look at Jupiter. The scene blends with convention banter as Ohioans, Mark Hanna, and Dionysian antics fill the hall. J R Malloy’s voice, Diaz and Dawes referenced amid photo takers and tourist flair.
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Philadelphia
Jupiter
Mark Hanna
Conservatory pupils perform in closing public exam
The fifth public examination at the Conservatory of Music in Scottish Rite Hall featured two graduates Mrs Laura Womack pianist and Miss Cora Mae Henry violinist. Pupils included Miss Kathryn Underwood Miss Edna Strubbe Miss Grace Adela Kite Miss Nan E Wilson Miss Elsa Wethl and Miss Hilda Hyman with performances of Grieg Mendelssohn Reinecke Mozart Bach and Italian Concerto excerpts.
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Scottish Rite
Clara Baur
Frederic Staller Evans
Pier Adolfo Tirindelli
Laura Womack
Cora
Mae Henry
Ariotht
Kathryn Underwood
Matuya
Henry
Edna Strubbe
Reinecke
Grace Adela Kite
Reinhold
Nan
E. Wilson
Elsa Wethl
Alkire
Hilda Hyman
Newport Board of Education Bonds Restriction Ruling
The Kentucky Court of Appeals declares the Newport Board of Education cannot incur debt beyond annual income or issue bonds beyond this without a popular vote. The ruling reverses the Campbell Circuit Court decision in Brown v. Newport Board.
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Court of Appeals
Brown
Board of Education
Newport
Campbell Circuit Court
Cuban sensational tale sparks expulsion petition
In Havana on June 20 a petition urged General Wood to expel the editor and owner of the Post for a miscaptioned garlic smell item about Cuban ladies. The letters pressed for condign punishment for slander of Cuban womanhood amid public protest.
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Post
General Wood
Steel Prices Decline Across Structural Shapes
Cleveland Ohio reports a broad drop in structural steel prices. Beams and channels fall seven dollars per ton, angles nine, bars ten, and plates fourteen per ton over the past four to five weeks. No large sales yet, but bookings for big orders are anticipated.
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Cleveland
Osteopaths Win Court Victory Over Health Board
In Frankfort Kentucky on June W the Court of Appeals blocked the State Board of Health from stopping osteopaths from practicing. The court ruled osteopathy is not a violation of the medical practice statute and will nullify indictments in several counties.
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War Vessels Move Along Caribbean Sea Lanes
Gunboat Machias sails from Colon to Carthagena while the Baltimore with Admiral aboard reaches Erim.
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Carthagena
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Erim
Penwork master EB D Grafton dies at eighty five
Cincinnati artist EB D Grafton died at sunset aged in the eighties at his Walnut Hills home 1000 Chapel street He was famed for pen and water color work including the Grafton flag and memorials for Charles Fleischmann and Admiral Dewey His friends and fellow artists recall his genius and long friendship with T Buchanan Read and A W Whelpley Funeral arrangements pending
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Hyde Park Council Journal A Quiet Evening and Sprinkling Contract Move
Hyde Park residents filled the chamber but lights were out early as the council met. The street sprinkling contract was annulled and Max Siereveld of Cincinnati will manage the work. Funeral services for Mrs. John Jackson are set for today at St. Anthony’s in Madisonville. Arthur Spencer was injured when a wagon loaded with stone rolled over his foot on Mills avenue. Mrs. Lewisa Meyer of Murray road Elmwood was arrested for alleged malicious property destruction. Paul Dischner and William Schroeder were fined for sick horse offenses. Clem Freese was discharged. The Peerless Athletic Club plans its annual picnic at Mt Lookout Park on July 14.
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Frank Cook
Duck Creek Road
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Fire Threat Flares as Houghton Area Battles Townwide Blaze
Special Despatch from Houghton Michigan reports Mase City in Ontonagon County fighting fires all day. Winds favoring east aided in checking flames, preventing destruction of the town with saw mills and copper mines and about 1,500 residents. Danger not yet past.
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Houghton
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Ohio Delegates Named and Union Elects New Executive Committee
The Ohio State Assembly of the National Union elected five delegates to the supreme body, naming Evarts Cleveland Chase Toledo Bent ly Norwalk Corner Columbus and Finkle Cincinnati. It also chose a new Executive Committee including Kennedy Columbus Helpman Defiance Spring Toledo Scheirer Cleveland and Porter Mt. Vernon. Officials will review a $300,000 bond for C O Evarts not on file with the State Insurance Commissioner.
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Toledo
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Raverina
Henry Mitchell
Norwalk
C. Corner
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Cincinnati
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Defiance
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J. I. Porter
Mt. Vernon
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Officers elected at the Northern Indiana Baptist convention include the Baptist Young People's Union and Association leaders. Rev. W. P. Pearce of Kingsbury serves as president and moderator, with B P Hewitt Mishawaka as vice president and Inez G Gray Hammond as secretary. Other posts list Leé G Osborne La Porte treasurer Mrs W S Phelps Hammond junior leader Geo Wede Valparaiso clerk and several trustees from Hammond South Bend and Valparaiso.
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Hammond
Leé G. Osborne
Laport
Covington Focus: Tribune Sunday June 24 Update
Covington readers follow the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for local notices and prominent happenings. The edition highlights community events, schedules, and brief reports shaping Covington this week.
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Ohio Pharmacists Elect Officers At Put-In-Bay Session
The Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association held its Second Session at Hotel Victory in Put-In-Bay. The Nominating Committee named B. S. Young as President and C. N. Garrett J. O. Connor L. C. Hopp J. D. Vanstein J. H. Baker A. W. Killar Albert Wetterstoem to key posts with the body adopting the report. A committee for next meeting time and place was appointed and will report in the morning session.
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Hillsboro
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Urbana
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Cleveland
J. D. Vanstein
Upper Sandusky
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Bellevue
A. W. Killar
Columbus
Albert Wetterstoem
Cincinnati
National Music Teachers hold annual convention in Des Moines
Attendance at the National Music Teachers convention in Des Moines, Iowa, was largely increased. The only major business was the nominating committee report naming officers: President Arthur L. Manchester of Camden, Vice President M. L. Bartlett of Des Moines, Secretary Thomas A. Beckett of Philadelphia, Treasurer F. A. Fowler of New Haven, and Frederick Gleason of Chicago. Richmond, Virginia, is expected to host the next convention.
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Dés Moines
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Philadelphia
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New Haven
Cond
Frederick Gleason
Chicago
Richmond
Berlin view on Wolcott sympathy for Boers at convention
The National Zeitung in Berlin ridicules Mr. Wolcott's expression of sympathy for the Boers at Philadelphia's Republican National Convention. It calls the remark singular after the Republican administration blocked aid to the Boers and suggests the move was a political bid to undermine Democrats.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals Decisions June 20
In Frankfort the Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed several cases including Prudential Insurance Company versus Higb Lee's administrator Jefferson C. P. with damages, Clarke versus Bank of Whitesville, Sayler versus Commonwealth, and L N R R Co versus Mattingly all affirmed with damages. Other entries include mone versus Board of Education reversed and Hickinger versus City of Maysville noted.
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Hoosierdom Visit Planned With Big Four Trip Heads
Governors of the Business Men's Club approve a 300 member tour to Indianapolis. The group will board a Big Four special from Grand Central Depot and return via the C and D Railroad. Key officials from both roads oversee tickets meals and entertainment in Indianapolis and Cincinnati as part of the largest joint business gathering. John L. Shuf of the Fall Festival Association leads his own delegation and predicts strong ties between cities.
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Cuba to elect assembly to draft island constitution
Havana notes an order will shortly be issued setting terms for electing a constitutional assembly. Municipal officers will select members in a ratio of one per 1000 inhabitants, alongside the Chief Justice two Secretaries and Civil Governors for Cuba's first constitutional body.
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Havana
Cuba
Typographical Union Suspends Several Local Unions
Indianapolis June 20 8 B Donnely president of the International Typographical Union suspended the locals at Vicksburg Mississippi Guthrie Oklahoma Sherbrooke Quebec Baltimore Electrotypers St Paul Electrotypers New York City Photo-engravers Baltimore Photo-engravers pending action.
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