Bristow Reports Big Savings in Cuban Post Office Reforms
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow returns from Havana with findings on Cuban postal frauds and reforms. He cites over 100000 in salary cuts and abolished offices, promising further savings in travel and supplies without harming service efficiency. Rathbone likely to stay to face prosecutions. Fosners named as new Director General.
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Washington
Bristow
Havana
Smith
Rathbone
Fosners
GONGER'S FATE STILL IN DOUBT
The report notes uncertain fate of Gonger amid ongoing actions at Tien Tsin with foreign settlements showing limited fighting except for French and British concessions. British casualties totaled four killed and fifty wounded, including six officers.
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Tien Tsin
Foreign legations at Peking receive protection from imperial government
British officials report the Viceroy of Nankin received an imperial edict on June 25 stating foreign legations at Peking are protected. Chinese Embassy officials say Foreign Ministers at Peking were given passports on June 19, alarming the Foreign Office over a possible war declaration.
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Shanghai
London
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Nankin
Peking
Seymour's Relief From Chinese Banking House Report
London dispatch reports Jardine, Matheson & Co. Shanghai agent cites Admiral Seymour losses of 62 killed and 812 wounded. No word from Peking. ministers presumed present. Tianjin damage overstated. Shanghai quiet.
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Seymour
Commercial Tribune
London
Jardine, Matheson & Co
Shanghai
Peking
Tien Tsin
Russian Admiral's Report From Port Arthur
War Office received Admiral Alexieff's despatch from Port Arthur stating four Russian companies led by Lieutenant Colonel Schirnsky and an equal number of foreigners relieved Admiral Seymour Monday night and brought 200 wounded to Tien Tsin.
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Schirnsky
Petersburg
War Office
Alexieff
Port Arthur
Seymour
Tien Tsin
British Loss Heavy Four Killed Forty Four Wounded at Tien Tsin
Admiral Bruce reports British casualties at Taku and Tien Tsin during June. Four seamen killed and forty four midshipmen and seamen wounded by June 23, with Lieutenants Stirling Powell Wright and Commander Beatty among those injured.
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London
Bruce
Taku
Tien Tsin
Stirling, Powell and
Wright
Beatty
Germans Lose Ten Men in Tien Tsin Relief
Berlin reports Admiral Bendmann says Vice Admiral Seymour reached Tien Tsin and fighting continues beyond it. German commander at Taku notes foreign ministers with the landing force and records ten German fatalities with twenty wounded in the relief of Tien Tsin after an eight hour battle.
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Tien Tsin
Commercial Tribune
Berlin
Bendmann
Seymour
Taku
Fredrich
Czar Mobilizes Troops Amid Secret Orders
Berlin report says the Russian War Minister has issued secret orders to prepare concentration of troops. Vorwaerts cites an absolutely reliable source describing a high level mobilization process.
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Berlin
Vorwaerts
Ang SiYd
Mobilization Orders Reported in Russia Telegraphs
Telegraphic secret orders from Russia dated June 18 and 19 urge full mobilization preparation. Authorities allegedly instructed readiness measures across military and civil sectors. The reports reference high level sufficiency checks and liaison with regional commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ities
Russia
Russia's Finances Disturbed by Boxer Troubles and Muravieff Death
A Moscow despatch to the Westminster Gazette reports that Boxer troubles and Count Muravieff's death worsen Russia's financial crisis. Firms fail as market fear grows and vast sums are withdrawn. about 820 million roubles have been placed in the Imperial Bank for safety without interest.
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London
Moscow
Westminster Gazette
Count Muravieff
Russia
Imperial
Presbyterians at Wei Hsien Lose Property in China Fire
Special despatch reports Rev. F H Chalfant and family escaped as Boxer mobs attacked Wei Hsien China burning the Presbyterian mission station and home. The Presbyterian Board owned about 40000 dollars in property destroyed with others fleeing with only clothing.
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Wei Hsien
Commercial Tribune
Ashpabula
Chas. G. Chalfant
First Presbyterian Church
China
F. H. Chalfant
Presbyterian Missionary Board
Presbyterian Board
Fairries
Woolley and Metcalf Named Prohibition National Tickets
At Chicago the National Prohibition Convention nominated John G. Woolley of Illinois for president and Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president. Woolley led with 380 votes to Silas G. Swallow’s 320 on the first ballot. Metcalf won a large majority for VP with two other candidates then Swallow briefly considered for the post. Campaign contributions topped $7,000.
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Chicago
John G. Woolley
Illinois
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Woolley
Swallow
Silas G. Swallow
Pennsuvania
Hale Johnson
Ilinois
Homer L. Castle
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
H. B. Metcalf
Thomas R. Caskardon
West Virginia
E. L. Hatch
Iowa
Metcalf
Dr.Swallow
Stewart
National Committee
Emanuel Woolley
George Fox
New England
New Jersey
Dr. Woolley
Collinsville
Ohio Wesleyan University
Paris
Ill
Minneapolis
New York
Providence County Savings Bank
Church of Our Father
Pawtucket
R. I
Prohibition
Russians Did Noble Work at Tien Tsin
Wei Hai Wei dispatch reports from June 17 stating Russian forces destroyed the railway terminus eight miles north of Tien Tsin and Captain Bayley credits Russians with preserving lives at Tien Tsin in the aftermath of the action.
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Shanghai
The
Daily News
Wei Hai Wei
Tien Tsin
Bayley
Mission Fire Destruction Near Tien Tsin Kills About 160
A June 28 dispatch from Chefoo reports a Methodist Episcopal Mission compound fire in Tien Tsin district killing about 160 people. Mission property exceeds 50 000 dollars with uncertainty whether the dead were natives, Boxers, or Chinese soldiers.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chefoo
Mr. Brown
Tien Tsin
Home Board
Methodist Episcopal Board
A. B. Leonard
The
Missionary Society
Brown
Leonard
State ticket nominees named for August election
The slate lists John A. Steele of Colbert for Governor John Porter of Coosa for Secretary of State and Charles D. Alexander of Etowah for Attorney General. The ticket is to be voted on in August.
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John A. Steele
Colbert
John Porter
Coosa
Charles D. Alexander
Etowah
Republican ticket nominated at Minnesota convention
The Republican State Convention in St Paul nominated Samuel Van Sant for Governor Lin don A Smith for Lieutenant Governor W B Douglass for Attorney General and Charles H Start for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The convention earned sine die.
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Paul
Minn
Samuel van Sant
Winona
Lindon A Smith
W. B. Douglass
Supreme Court
Charles H. Start
Henderson Renominated by Acclamation in Iowa
Speaker Henderson was renominated by acclamation today by the Third District Republican Convention for his tenth term in Congress. The nomination came with strong enthusiasm as Henderson delivered a brief acceptance speech.
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Henderson
Waterloo
Gift Bequeaths Entire Estate to Oberlin College
Advices from Michigan City report the residue of the estate of Mrs. Caroline E Has Kell of Laporte left to Oberlin College Ohio. Her will filed in Cook County Probate Court cuts off all heirs including four sisters three nieces and one nephew all in Chicago. The bequest includes 230 shares of Third National Bank stock valued at forty six thousand dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Michigan City
Caroline E. Haskell
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Cook County
Chicago
Ohio Institution
Third National Bank
Viceroy Liu Says Peking Legations Seek End to Struggle
Shanghai reports on June 28 that Viceroy of Nankin Liu asserts Peking legations are attempting to halt the ongoing conflict. Details remain unclear as dispatches describe cautious moves toward settlement.
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Liu
Peking
Shanghai
Nankin
Peking Dispatch Says Peace Terms Being Arranged
A brief from Peking informs foreign consuls that officials there have been arranging peace terms. The message stresses urgency and implies diplomatic steps are underway, with no further details on participants or timetable.
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Peking
Supremes Rule Gas Wells Drain City Supply
The Indiana Supreme Court rules pumping gas from wells deprives others of fuel and causes salt water intrusion, risking a shift for Indianapolis residents back to coal. The decision concerns Manufacturers' Gas and Oil Company v Indiana Gas and Oil Company and may push further court action.
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Indiana
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
State Supreme Court
Manufacturers
Gas and Oil Company
Indiana Gas and Oil Company
Supreme Court
Morganatic pledge seals Archduke Ferdinand marriage pact
In Vienna on June 28 Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his future wife Princess Chotek swore they will wed morganatically. The oath, witnessed by the Emperor and state officials, ensures she will not become Empress and their children cannot inherit. The ceremony concluded with a testament signing. the wedding is planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Franz Ferdinand
Hofburg
Chotek
Goluchoski
Ohio returns to Republicans in state races
In 1895 I was elected Governor by 2300 votes. The following years show a swing away from Free Silver, with shrinking majorities in Congress and state contests. The speaker predicts victory in November, claiming the Free Silver doctrine is dead. M. H. Crane Estate of Cincinnati bid 10881 dollars for heating alterations at the St. Louis Custom House Building.
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Bryan
Free Silver
Congress
Roberts
M. H. Crane
Cincinnati
Custom House
St. Louis
Bliss Wins Governor Nomination at Michigan Republican Meet
At Grand Rapids the Republican State Convention wrapped after a long day of balloting. Aaron T Bliss of Saginaw emerged as governor after seven ballots, defeating Dexter M Ferry amid shifting support. O. W. Robinson, Fred M Warner, Daniel McCoy, Perry F Powers, and H. M. Oren were renominated for key state posts.
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Grand Rapide
Mich
Dexter M. Ferry
Detroit
Ferry
Bliss
Stearns
Osborne
O’donnell
Campbell
Miss Gould Unveils Dewey Cannon at Three Oaks
Miss Helen Gould attended the Dewey cannon unveiling in Three Oaks Michigan with General Alger and Major Warren. The ceremony included a civic parade and a speech by General Alger praising Gould’s wartime kindness. The canopy released and revealed the flag adorned cannon amid cheers of thousands.
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Three Oaks
Mich
Admiral Dewey
Helen Gould
Palen
Edwards
Colen
Russell A. Alger
Dewey
E. K. Warren
Alger
Helen Miller Gould
Miss Gould
Warren
Manila
Paid Murderer's Claim Sparks Insurance Precedent
New York Life Insurance Company settled a several thousand dollar claim on Howard C. Benham of Batavia after his death sentence. Benham was convicted for wife killing and later acquitted on a new trial. Company officials called the case sentiment over dollars.
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New York
Commercial Tribune
New York Life Insurance Company
Howard C. Benham
Batavia
Benham
New York Life Company
Hubbell
German General Sees Long Boxers War Ahead
General Stahl of the Imperial German army arrived in Vancouver while returning home from Orient inquiries. He predicted a long, bloody conflict against the Boxers, stating the movement would spread across China and life would be sacrificed before it ends.
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Vancouver
B. C
Stahl
Imperial German Army
Orient
China
Elks Seek National Home Site at Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek bonanza king W. J. Stratton has donated 20000 dollars and other citizens will give land of equal value to secure the National Home of B P O Elks at Colorado Springs the project costs two hundred thousand dollars Elks meet in national convention at Atlantic City soon.
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Commercial Tribune
Colorado Springs
Colo
Stratton
B. P. O Elks
Elks
Atlantic City
Welcome to McKinley Escort for President Arrival
Canton officials plan a warm welcome for President and Mrs. McKinley arriving Saturday. Two Canton committees, the Canton Troop and Citizens' Reception Committee, coordinate a formal escort from station to home. Reinforcements include the Grand Army Band and the National Guard. Thousands of citizens expected. town to be decorated.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
McKinley
Canton Troop
Citizens’ Reception Committee
Grand Army Band
National Guard
Citizens’ Committee
Meiklejohn Announces Senate Candidacy for Nebraska Seat
Assistant Secretary of War Meiklejohn disclosed to friends his bid for the United States Senate seat from Nebraska to succeed Senator Thurston. He will travel to Nebraska soon to assess the field and organize his campaign plans.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Meiklejohn
United States Senate
Thurston
Nebraska
Governor Beckham Rejects Militia Payment in Kentucky
Governor Beckham refused to approve accounts for Taylor militia service from Goebel’s declaration as governor until evacuation after Supreme Court decision. Total salaries claimed run into the thousands, with disputes over funding and authorization.
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Beckham
Taylor
Goebel
He Sr Pope
Remonstrance against liquor license struck down in Indiana
In Warsaw on June 28 Judge Biggs ruled that remonstrances filed by J H Nelson of Leesburg through A J North under a power of attorney could not stand. The remonstrance was invalid because it not directed at a specific applicant. The ruling aligns with some Supreme Court guidance and the case will go to the Supreme Court.
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Commercial Tribune
Warsaw
Ind
Biggs
John H. Nelson
Leesburg
J. North
Supreme Court
Dayton Nominated Again for Congress in West Virginia
Alston Gordon Dayton, congressman from the Second West Virginia District, was renominated by the Republican Convention for a fourth term. On the first ballot he received 162 votes, with Meredith 47, Pitzner 42, Holt 44. The result surprised many who expected a stronger challenge from Dayton’s opponents.
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Commercial Tribune
Terra
Alta
W. Va
Alston Gordon Dayton
Congress
West Virginia
Dayton
Willam T. Wilson
Wilson Bill Fame
Hon. W. S. Meredith
Fairmont
U. S. Grant
Bishop Elder Chosen by Knights of St. John
The Knights of St. John in Philadelphia re elected Supreme President Henry J. Fries of Erie Pa by acclamation. Officers include First Vice President William P. Hogan Denver Second Vice President Jacob J. Munnold Rochester Secretary W J Kane Buffalo Treasurer John B Todenbier Detroit Trustees Joseph Winan Akron Thomas OConnor Peoria Ill and Supreme Spiritual Adviser Rev William H Elder Cincinnati.
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Knights of St. John
Philadelphia
Henry J. Fries
Erie
William P. Hogan
Denver
Jacob J. Munnold
Rochester
W. J. Kane
Buffalo
John B. Todenbier
Detroit
Joseph Winan
Akron, CO
Thomas O’connor
Peoria, Ill
William H. Elder
Cincinnati
Canton’s Fourth of July to Feature McKinley and Notables
Canton plans the largest Fourth of July celebration in the region with President McKinley General Joe Wheeler and other notables expected. Dewey may attend if he travels that day and the Spanish cannon from Santiago will be presented to Canton.
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Wheeler
Dewey
Canton
McKinley
Joe Wheeler
Santiago
WRECKED ON WHEAT JAMES DORAN CO FAILS
James Doran & Co., Wheat brokers of St Paul, admitted they would not open tomorrow after a sharp market slump. Doran said he went short at 78 cents and预计 to fail between 300000 and 400000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doran & Co
ST. Paul, Minn
Van Wyck Arrives En Route to National Convention
Judge Augustus Van Wyck of New York, former Democratic governor candidate, arrives in St Louis with Harry Walker and plans to reach Kansas City. He predicts Delaware Maryland West Virginia and Kentucky will back democracy and urges New York delegation to aid the party in the convention.
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St. Louis
Augustus van Wyck
New York
Kansas City
Harry Walker
Planters Hotel
van Wyck
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Organized Democracy
Boodle case ends with Ferris conviction in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana on June 28 the second county boodle case ended with a verdict against John G Ferris a Deputy Auditor and former county auditor candidate for filing a false fraudulent claim against the county. He faces two to fourteen years in the State Prison. A new trial motion for J Marsh Wilson ex County Treasurer convicted last week is under advisement Judge Morris. Carl Wilson son of J Marsh Wilson arrested last week for forgery will plead guilty. All three are Democrats and jailed.
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Commercial Tribune
Shelbyville
Ind
John G. Ferris
Ferris
J. Marsh Wilson
Morris
Carl Wilson
Mysterious Toledo Car Bomb Attempts Hurt Conductor
Two attempts to blow up a street car in Toledo O during the night left conductor C Sauter badly hurt and the motorman slightly injured. Police and detectives detailed to the case pursue leads in the city.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
C. Sauter
Tragedy as Switch Error Triggers Yard Crash in Columbus
In Pan Handle yards, Ray McMaclin misturned a switch causing freight cars to crash into empty passenger coaches. Frank Briggs was killed instantly and Michael Albaneza, a car repairer, was fatally crushed.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ray McMaclin
Frank Briggs
Michael Albaneza
Fire destroys Shoals Pottery warehouse and stock loss
Fire in Shoals Indiana at the Pottery Company warehouse spread to the main building destroying the entirt section. Loss on building and stock estimated at 86 000 dollars with 9 percent. The fire was discovered in the morning and quickly engulfed the premises.
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Commercial Tribune
Shoals
Ind
Shoals Pottery Company
Taylor becomes special agent for Provident Life in Indianapolis
W S Taylor announced his deal with William Boswell of Cincinnati to become a special agent for Provident Life Assurance Society. He will organize a special executive agency with headquarters in Indianapolis and oversee several Western States starting Monday. He declined to comment on the Kentucky affair or whether he would testify in Goebel murder trials.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Taylor
William Boswell
Cincinnati
Provident Life Assurance Society
Kentucky
Goebel
Payne Sees Hanna in Chicago Campaign Plans
Congressman Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin met with Senator Hanna in Chicago to discuss the coming campaign. They anticipate the National Executive Committee names will be public in a week or ten days. Payne will lead the Chicago headquarters while Hanna splits time between New York and Chicago offices.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Hanna
National Executive Committee
Payne
New York
Woman Follows Man to Death After Quarrel
Turner Bradford 21 shot and killed Stella Edwards 21 at his home 1526 Lucas Ave St Louis. He was placed under arrest. Edwards body sent to the Morgue. Bradford says they were engaged to be married and had quarrel recently. She followed him everywhere, inciting his anger.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Turner Bradford
Lucas Avenues
Stella Edwards
Train Kills Dry Ridge Elder Near Williamsotwn
Williamstown Kentucky June 2 Lewis Wolfe an aged citizen of Dry Ridge about four miles north of here was struck and killed instantly by a Cincinnati Southern freight train this morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Williamstown
Lewis Wolfe
Dry Ridge
Here
Cincinnati Southern
Buckland Renominated for Common Pleas Judge Seat
Toledo Ohio June 28 Judge H S Buckland of Fremont wins renomination at a Common Pleas Judge convention as forty seven votes support him while the forty five needed to nominate are surpassed. The report notes decisive opposition but Buckland secures renomination.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
H. 8
Buckland
Fremont
Common Pleas
Taggart Not After It In Democratic Chair Bid
Indianapolis June 28 Thomas Taggart formally states he will not seek the Democratic National Chairmanship to succeed Senator Jones. The telegram from Kansas City said to have been sent at noon surprised many who believed he had opened headquarters for an active race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taggart
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Senator Jones
Kansas City
Alabama Republicans Convene Meeting in Birmingham
Alabama Republicans gathered in Birmingham on June 2 to discuss party plans and strategy for upcoming elections. Officials from the State Republican Committee led the session, outlining committee priorities and potential endorsements.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
State Republican Committee
Hera
Beveridge Refuses Concurrence On Postmaster Appointment
In Indianapolis a dispute over General McGinnis as Postmaster grows after Senator Beveridge says he was not consulted before the recommendation. Washington telegram asked if he would concur he replies no since he was not consulted. The appointment waits on a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kginnis
Tribune
Woman jumps into Chesapeake Bay and drowns
The steamer Georgia arriving from Baltimore reports an unknown 30 year old woman, poorly dressed, jumped overboard in Chesapeake Bay last night. The body was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Bay
Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
Georgia
Baltimore
Ohio Politicians Receive New Titles and Roles
From Columbus dated June 28 President McKinley appoints a Colonel on the Union Veterans' Legion staff. Senator Hanna is named Doctor by Kenyon College. Former Attorney General Frank Smith Mammett is offered a newspaper assignment to cover the Kansas City Convention, which Monnett has not accepted, while the President accepts Monnett’s Colonelcy. Dr Depew’s case signals Hanna’s rising prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
McKinley
Union Veterans’ Legion
Hanna
Kenyon College
Frank Smith Mammett
Kansas City
Monnett
Senator Hanna
Depew
Violent Debate Over Removal of Officers in Paris Chamber
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated M. Firman Faure interpellation on removing headquarters staff officers. Faure used sharp language, accusing the government of tyranny of mud and blood. General Andre defended the army. Delanche had resigned but remained at post. The government won a confidence vote 303 to 226.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Firman Faure
M. Faure
Andre
Delanche
Evansville murder case linked to well discovery
The old well near Joseph D. Keith's farm yielded hair and a heavy hammer identified as Keith's. Authorities believe Keith killed Nora Kifer by crushing her skull and disposed of her body in the well then in Pigeon Creek. Sufficient evidence points to Gibson County as the murder site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Evansville
Ind
Joseph D. Keith
Nora Kifer
Keith
Pigeon Creek
Gibson County
Attorney Laughlin Disappears in Warsaw Mystery
Anthony A Laughlin a prominent young attorney from Kenton Ohio vanished after leaving his Warsaw home yesterday noon. He was seen near Winona Lake outside the city a short time later and has not been heard from since. friends fear suicide by drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warsaw
Ind
Anthony A.aughlin
Kenton
Laughlin
Winona Lake
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Campbell Counties
Sam’ Hannaford & Sons
George Henshaw & Sons
Clemens Oskamp
Schultze & Co
Hamilton County
Kenton County
Campbell County
Prohibitionists
National Convention
and Metcalf
Minnesota
Caroline E. Haskelll
Concord
Archduke Ferdinand
Republicans
Michigan
W. &. Stratton
M’kinley
Frankfort
Bishop Elder
Beveridge
Guy
Parisian
James Kilbourne
Abe Patrick
Tuscarawas
John J. Lentz
Lentz
Tom L. Johnson
McLean
Joseph H. Dowling
Kifer
R. V. Pierce
WN. Y
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Eaert Co
Eric Golden
Sven
Pierce
N. Y
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