Players Shine In Athenian Comedy At Amphitheater
A large audience praised the performance of As You Like It with Anna Bird Stewart as Rosalind, Stuart Walker as Orlando, and a strong ensemble. Costumes were period accurate and the troupe delivered spirited, lively acting from start to finish.
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Forest of Arden
Rosali
Anna Bird Stewart
Dimculc
Rosalinde
Aja
Stuart
Walker
Orlando
Rowland de Bois
Sayer
Stuart Walker Adair
George Elliott
Rowland
Serre Perre
May Seaman Rosalind
Sade
Mga Anns Bird Ciewest Touchstone
R. Eustace H. Ball LeBeau
Frederick
Caste
Mabe Dacob
Teuchter Fredericks
Sneeas Air
Bardon
Farnham
iMr
Das
Wheatley Duke
Orin
Wm. Eggers
Jatques
Lord Ageney
Duke
Raetus
Jonah B. Wise
Audrey
Hattie Goldblatt
Phrebe
Helen Plaut
William
Ket Tucker Jacques de Bois
Ar Rowland Oregiuer
Hérman Hayless
Heradds—Mesers
Herman Bayless
Harold — Worcester
Messie
Fred Flach
Joseph Shaw
Philips Partridge
Robert Holland
Flower
Kathleen Black
Elsie Rultman
Florence Goode
Mabel Ayers
H. J. Wheatley
Nightgown Parade Of Students In Woods
Nighttime celebration by the senior class unfolds in Burnet Woods with a secret midnight dance in nightgowns. The event ends with an informal luncheon after the climactic revel.
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Woods
Counter Circus
Burnet Woods
Frederick Schroth Faced Severe Illness and Court Rejections
Frederick Schroth of 1226 Bank Street, a member of a famed Schroth family, suffered a serious run of hard luck. After overwork and nervous exhaustion he was taken to City Hospital on April 23, later moved to Probate Court with thirty others but rejected for Longview Asylum. He returned home, gained weight yet developed a horrible skin disease that thickens extremities. The illness, elephantiasis, may eventually prevent him from walking. cases exist where limbs swollen to basket size. The disease is vanishing and uncertain in progress.
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Frederick Schroth
Bankstreet
Schroths
Schroth
Longview Asylum
Lamp overturns sparking Fourth of July display
A lamp toppled at Mary Steible's candy store on 1712 Im street causing a brief fireworks burst. Rockets and firecrackers exploded in the street for about ten minutes before Engine Company 22 arrived to extinguish a fire. estimated loss is $50.
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Mary Steible
Lm Street
Steible
Ryan Turf Co Affairs Settled After Receiver Releases
Judge Adame releases U S marshal Moosey as receiver of the defunct John J. Ryan Turf Investment Co after settlement of affairs. Assets about 193000 dollars, deposits paid in about 12000 claims. Ohio had more creditors than two other states among those listed.
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Los
Elmer B. Adame
United States District Court
United States
Moosey
John J. Ryan Turf Investment Company
Ohio
Colored Odd Fellows Outing Celebrated With Parade Fireworks
The twentieth anniversary of Patriarchs Lodge No 29 Grand United Order of Odd Fellows will be held at Manhattan Park on Tuesday June 30. The day includes a parade through the city, an afternoon exhibition, and a fireworks display with an orchestra. Committee members are Aelle Crupell James Holloway Tio Sapee and Luke Edinboren.
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Odd Fellows
Patriarchs’ Lodge
Grand United Order of ‘Odd Fellows
Manhattan Park
A.elle
Crupell
James Holloway
Tio Sapee
Luké Edinboren
Wanted Clothes for Picnic Arrest In Gutertaveane Case
Kim Fry a 1 percent colored laborer from Gutertaveane was arrested by Policeman Harry at Burbank and Kehton streets after allegedly stealing a coat patent leather shoes a hat and other items from James Bott at Grand and Nassau streets. Jones caught Fry with the goods. Fry claimed the clothes were for his own use at a Pleasantmarin Woodsdale event on June 18.
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Kim Fry
Gutertaveane
Harry
Burbank
Kehton
James Bott
Grand
Nassau
Jan Mht Jones
M&n
Pleisotimarin
Woodsdale
Horseshoers Wages Raised to New Union Scale
City wages adjust to Jen Horseshoers Union scale. Floormen rise from 2.50 to 3 and from 2 to 3.50, effective yesterday as the new wage schedule took effect.
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Horseshoers
Horseshoers’ Union
Rd “St
Postoffice at Clyde Burglary Yields Small Loot
The Clyde Ohio post office was burglarized yesterday morning with thieves taking 156 dollars in cash and stamps. No clue to the culprits yet.
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Clyde
Troops Guard City Streets During Streetcar Strike
Rioting flares as a streetcar strike cripples Richmond service. Governor Montague orders militia from the Seventh Regiment Richmond Blues Battalion and the Richmond Howitzers to patrol key routes and car barns. Cars run intermittently. several injuries reported but none serious as mobs throw bricks and block tracks.
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Richmond
Montague
Seventieth Regiment
Richmond Blues
Danville
Farmville
Charlottesville
Staunton
Lynthbore
Alexandria
T. O’elgek
Operators to Present Grievances Ahead of Conciliating Board
A June meeting of the Board of Conciliation to settle miners grievances will also hear operators claims. They allege petty strikes cause disruption, nonunion workers face pressure to join, and altered hours and pay for drivers and breakers. Miners counter with discrimination claims and changes in conditions post strike.
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Commercial Tribune
Wilkesbarre
Schuylkill
Desires to Abolish Walking Delegates in Connecticut
Derby Mayor George P. Sullivan, a leading Connecticut union mayor, calls for ending walking delegates and high salaried union officers. He argues they are unnecessary expenses and advocates for volunteer locals and a funded strike benefit or emergency fund for unions to endure ordinary strikes.
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Commercial Tribune
Derby
Conn
George P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Connecticut
General Tie Up Results From Laborers Strike
Laborers at the International Paper mill Ft Edward demand wage increases. A posted notice warned workers to return or mills in Glens Falls and Bangor areas may join. Similar demands were reported at Allen Bros wallpaper mill and other plants as union action spreads.
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Sandy ‘Hill
N. Y
International Paper Company
Ft. Edward
Glens Palls
Maine
Wae Aio
Hag
Allen Bros. Company
End of Stone Strike Near Bedford Shows Hope for Settlement
BEDFORD Ind June 23 The end of the stone strike in the mills and quarries near Bedford is in sight with most of the workers and forces at the site engaged in talks. Conferences were held today to seek a settlement and avert further disruption.
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Bedford
Ind
No clear headline due to damaged text
Fragmentary OCR text shows fused words and incomplete sentences about groups keeping close until tonight and expectations of adjustments tomorrow and whistles blowing, but no identifiable events, people, or places.
Walking delegates adopt plan of retaliation in city strike
Walking delegates of the Mosaic and Encaustic Tilelayers ordered a city wide strike affecting Cincinnati and other cities with New York employers after failing to reach a settlement with the Building Trades Employers' Association. William H. Farley said tilelayers will strike on all jobs in cities where New York employers are involved, citing mistreatment at a Monday conference and rejecting arbitration.
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Soest Peetet
Commercial Tribune
York
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Deleeta
Building Trades and Mechancs
Algo
New York Association
Cincinnati
William H. Farley
Mosaic
Encaustie
New York
Farley
MOB MAKES ATTACK ON NONUNION WORKMEN
In Philadelphia at the Franklin Dye Works in Kensington a mob of about two thousand attacked ten Polish nonunion workers brought in by the Arm. Police escorted the men to safety as stones and clubs were used. three arrests were made and no serious injuries reported.
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Phillgadelphia
Franklin Dye Works
Sini
Kensington
Fifteen Hundred Linemen Strike Across Four States
More than 1,500 electrical linemen employed by the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company walked off the job in California Oregon Washington and Arizona to press for a higher wage scale. Electrical Workers Union No 161 ordered the strike after a special meeting. About 20 linemen stopped work in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
California
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Electrical Workers’ Union No. 161
Foreman Attacked by Striking Workers in Chicago
CHICAGO June B The Kellogg Switchboard Company foreman J F Turney was assaulted by three men believed to be strikers while en route to work. George Simonds Samuel Johnson and William Koehler were later arrested and identified by Turney. They are held for a hearing June 30. The defendants, four company employees, had been on strike for weeks.
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Chicago
J. F. Turney
Kellogg Switchboard Company
George Simonds
Samuel Johnson
William Koehler
Horseshoers Strike for Higher Pay in City
The unionized horseshoers walked off the job calling for 50 cent daily raise to 3.50 and a nine hour day with eight on Saturday. After an initial walkout over a hundred quit, 17 shops quickly resumed with 57 men back at work. A settlement is seen as 57 shops adopt the new scale and others may follow after morning talks with employers. Hubert H. Marshall is the union business agent.
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Horseshoers
Hubert
Marshall
Ireland Labor Address Urges Unity and Organizing Drive
Evkeland, organizer for the American Federation of Labor, spoke to the Central Labor Council on labor conditions nationwide. He praised union gains, urged tighter organization, and noted plumbers, gas fitters, woodcarvers, and engineers escalating disputes while the engineers emphasize regular incorporation.
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Ireland
Central Labor Council
Evkeland
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Council P
Whiom
Ae Ae Central Labor Co
E- Btatio Engineers’ Union
Oyeo
Ose
Metal Trades Organizes General Local Council
The new Metal Trades group, comprising metal workers in the city and suburbs, is organized regularly and seeks a charter from the International Association of Iron Trades. Officers include President Charles Granger, Vice President John Conrad, Secretary Thos Lo, Financial Secretary William Heng, Guard Joseph Ahlers. The council will form the metal trades section of the Central Labor Council.
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New Metal Trades
Saeiond
International Aeral Trades
Connell
New Counell
Charles Granger
John Gonrad
Thos Lo
William Heng
Joseph Ahlers
Tha’ Counell
Metal Trades
Central Labor Counell
Clerks Weather Early City Closing
Fragmented OCR text notes clerks ending early hours and shop closures in the city. It references retail workers and a period of shortened operations during a recent span. No precise dates or names are readable.
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Nian Sports
Extraordinary Shipbuilding Suit Attack on Schwab
Newark June 28 A sensational attack on Charles M Schwab during a shipbuilding receivership hearing. Untermeyer accuses Schwab of fraud and coercion in mortgage dealings with Lehem Steel Works to force stock sale. The defense contests insolvency and cites lack of proof of fraud or court jurisdiction.
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Commercial Tribune
Newark
N. J
Charles M. Schwab
Reskin
Sixth National Bank
Shipbuilding Trust
Dudge
Andrew Kirkpatrick
Behwabb
Samtel Unstermper
Schahb
Lehemt Steel Works
Schwab
Talge
Iives
Untermeyer
McCarte
Bothmeyer
Lindabury
Judgepatrick
Sheldon
Charles L. Corbin
Reorganization Committee
Lynching After Miss Bishop Murder Sparks Public Outcry
In Wilmington Delaware a mob lynched suspect George E White after the Miss Bishop murder. Clergy pass resolutions condemning the act while calls for speedy trials and justice dominate public discourse. Authorities pledge arrests of mob leaders as officials weigh legal action.
Schwab Says He Won't Resign United States Steel Presidency
Schwab stated he has no intention of resigning as president of United States Steel Corporation. He is in excellent health and attends the steel firm’s offices daily.
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New York
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Anti Silverites Claim They Will Be In Control
Des Moines Iowa June 23 Opponents of a reaffirmation of the Kansas City platform claim they will control the Democratic State convention here tomorrow The silver men are not making concessions or claims Attendance is expected to be large and include many old time Democratic leaders Two gubernatorial contenders are mentioned Judge A A Van Wagenen of Sioux City with a railroads ownership platform and J B Sullivan of Creston backed by conservatives Sullivan has not consented to use of his name
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City
A. A. van Wagenen
Sioux City
J. B. Sullivan
Creston
Mr. Sullivan
Ohio Patents Granted for Various Inventions in Cleveland
A list of patentees issued today in Washington includes Valorous D Anderson from Cleveland working on oil extraction from seeds and James IA Canady from Toledo with an adjustable curtain and shade holder. Others cover a fruit press, automatic cut off, a pipe for gas, a musical instrument, a regulator, and a tea and kitchen device among numerous entries from Ohio and nearby cities.
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Washington
Ohio
Valorous
Anderson
Uleveland
Prean
Alao
Vincent G
Apple
Dayton
Henry A
Hierly
Charles Hloesom
O. W. Dyvert
Rockford
James Ia
Canady
Ward 1
Cowles
Warren
Alfred Bet Modell
Lima
Alr E
Eterna
Theofope Downa
Springfeld
M. Materly
Caramen
Paledo
Cheveland
Fruit Press
Allan
Liverpool
Aaa
Cha Clathorne
J. Halle
Cleveland
Hmarrick
John W. Holtwmuller
Runerat Darekl
Hapdusky
Mader
Eveland
Ettaeh
Andrew Kimble
Zaneaville
Shapt Kionard
Ana
W. M
Fire alarm drives families from Harrison Avenue home
A blaze lit in Mrs Eliza Denhards residence at 1615 Harrison Avenue last night forcing several families to flee their two story home. Firefighters carried belongings to the street as alarms wired from Box 21 reportedly sparked the scene and damage was listed at 150 dollars.
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Eliza Denhard
Harrison Avenue
Limerick Intelligence and Columbia Jester Compare
A brief note highlights the playful clash between Limerick Intelligence and Columbia Jester. Both appear in a lighthearted cultural fragment with mentions of artistry and local humor.
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Limerick
Columbia Jester
Ed Flore eSee
Rankin County probe urged into State-Convict Farm abuses
New Orleans dispatch reports a Mississippi grand jury may investigate alleged mistreatment at the State-Convict Farm. Claims include food theft and substitution, brutal beatings, and an inmate killed after protesting conditions. Guard Neill McLeod details a fatal whipping.
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Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Rankin County
Miss
Neill McLeod
Mississippi
McLeod
Kincannon
Board of Control
Brooks Story
Story
Joe Strong
Horace Wallace
Senator Confesses as Folk Seeks Truth in Missouri Bellwether
St Louis June 2 Circuit Attorney Folk received a letter from a former State Senator whose term ended in January stating he would confess his misdeeds as a member of the General Assembly. Folk declined to name him to avoid pressure from former confederates. An insurance source says insurers have spent 390000 in the last twenty years to influence Jefferson City legislation, with a 40 000 demand to defeat the valued policy law causing a four year pause. Adolph Rosenthal and Louis C. Nelm appeared before the grand jury, while former Senator Fred W. Mott and Charles Lemp were named among witnesses summoned for appearance tomorrow.
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ST. Louis
Folk
General Assembly
Jefferson City
Adolph Rosenthal
Grand Jury
Louis C. Nelm
Fenry. Stevens
Circuit
Rand Jury
Fred W. Mott
Charles Lemp
The
Lemp Brewing Company
Dougal Found Guilty of Murder and Sentenced to Death
Samuel Herbert Dougal was found guilty of the murder of Miss Camille Holland, a wealthy woman who lived with him at the Moat House in Saffron Walden. He was sentenced to death.
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London
Samuel Herbert Dougal
Camille Holland
Moat House
Saffron Walden
Two Wives Die As Halifax Man Returns From England
Dougal, once convicted in London for the Moat House murders, arrived in Halifax as a sergeant with his first wife and four children. After the wife fell ill and died, he left for England with another woman claiming to be his wife, who was described as young and well to do.
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Halifax
Dougal
London
S&s
England
Dougal Pee
Lodge Seen as Possible New Chairman of Republican National Committee
The Ocean Times reports that Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts may succeed Marcus Hanna as chairman before the 1904 campaign. Roosevelt allies are said to aim for Lodge and others to dominate the convention, while Hanna and allies retreat. Hanna’s health and split with Perry Heath, secretary, are cited as reasons for departure amid Postoffice scandal disclosures.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Iter
Ocean
Washington
Henry, Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Marcus A. Hanna
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Lodge
Fara~ Kér
Hanna
Republican Committee
Ohio
Perry Heath
Heath
Postoffice Department
Judge Hargis Visits Cincinnati Gun Store Briefly
Judge James Hargis of Jackson Kentucky, a noted figure in Breathitt County feud troubles, spent a few hours in Cincinnati on Monday morning. Accompanied by a friend, he shopped at Powell and Clemens on Main Street then departed quietly on an early train toward Lexington. He asked to keep his visit discreet and was recognized only after a sales clerk was informed by a companion.
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James Hargis
Jackson
Breathitt County
Cincinnati
Harris
Powell & Clemen
Main Street
Richard Dorman
Judge Hargis
Lexington
Coffee Free Life Testimonial From Neighbored Advice
An Oklahoma style neighbor chat near a front yard fence leads to a testimonial about Postum coffee substitute. A Batra Texas resident credits quitting coffee and using Postum with relief from dyspepsia kidney disease and bowel trouble and reports regained strength and appetite.
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Batra
Tex
Postum
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