Perfect Revenue Offices in Ohio Indiana Reported
Reports of recent inspections of Collectors' offices in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky show them in satisfactory condition with several districts reported perfect or nearly so. Districts include Third Ohio Dayton Eleventh Ohio Portsmouth Fifteenth Ohio Marietta Twelfth Indiana Evansville Fourth Indiana Greensburg Tenth Indiana Warsaw Fifth Kentucky Louisville Sixth Kentucky Covington Seventh Kentucky Lexington Ninth Kentucky Maysville.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Wasutsctox
Ohio
Dayton
Portsmouth
Marietta
Indiana
Evansville
Greensburg
Warsaw
Kentucky
Louisville
Covington
Lexington
Maysville
International Monetary Conference Preliminary Meeting Report
The American delegation met at the State Department with Secretary Evarts to discuss the conference program. Germany refuses to participate, while Britain is expected to be represented. a location shift from Paris to Geneva is suggested.
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Germany
Washmnetox
International Monetary Conference
State Department
Evarts
Horton
Ohio
Commission
Bayard Taylor
Berlin
Great Britain
Paris
Geneva
Wasuinatoy
Groesbeck
Fenton
Walker
Congress
Excellent Appointment To Govern District Of Columbia
Special Dispatch reports President nominates Col. William J. Twining of the Engineers as third member of the District commission. Twining served on Gen Schofield's staff in the war, taught engineering at West Point, and led the Northwestern boundary survey. Cabinet later decided to detail Major Twining to the District as commissioner from the Army Engineer Corps. Twining is a native of Indiana.
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Col. Twining
Gen. Schofield
West Point
Northwestern Boundary Survey
Washington
William J. Twining
District of Columbia
Engineer Corps
Army
Major Twining
Indiana
Cabinet Conference on Mexican Border Crisis
A high level meeting at the Executive Mansion included President, Secretaries Evarts and McCrary, Generals Sherman and Ord. They discussed the Mexican border situation, labeling it very serious. No definite decision emerged, but the topic will get renewed Cabinet attention soon.
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Washington
Executive Mansion
Evarts
McCrary
Sherman
Ord
Acklen Denies Slur Says It Is A Lie In Card
Congressman Acklen denounces recent character attack as willful falsehood. He claims he did ask the Lady to marry him before and after the alleged incident, which she declined, while continuing his attentions at his request.
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Ackien
Wasnixcton
Acklen
Gen. Rosser
Monetary Commission Calls on Secretary Evarts
Wasurnctor report states Messrs Groesbeck Walker and Fenton of the Monetary Commission called on Secretary Evarts this morning and will call upon the official again.
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Messrs. Groesbeck, Walker, and Fenton
Monetary Commission
Evarts
Little Boy Hurt by the Cars Near Sidney
A four year old son of John Morton was struck by a train two miles north of Sidney while seated in a road curve. He was thrown about twenty feet from the track and sustained head injuries. The accident occurred yesterday as reported by the Cincinnati Gazette.
A Dog Suffers On Railroad Cowcatcher Ride
A dog rode the cowcatcher of engine No. 33 under engineer Jack Smith, after passing through Hevsyville at 10 05 last night. The report notes the perilous incident occurred just beyond Greensburg as the train continued on its route.
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Shevsyville, Inc
Jack Smith
Greensburg
Notion of Leaving His Dog Not Hurting None True
The fragment notes it is strange that leaving his dog is assumed harmless, yet it remains fact that the dog was not injured. This brief item presents a puzzling statement about safety and outcomes in a concise, non-graphic manner.
Treasury defalcation unresolved as detectives pursue Fessler
Special Dispatch reports no new developments in the Treasury defalcation. Detectives chase Fessler, former City Treasurer, with county funds largely preserved. The econors committee works nonstop while Democrats fret over reformers’ prospects in old Molly Stark.
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Canton
Fessler
Econors
Molly Stark
Editors Reunion Draws Large Ohio Gathering
Special dispatch from LaFayette reports a statewide editors reunion with representatives from across Indiana and Ohio. Almost 2,000 attended the Opera House mass meeting, praising reception and hospitality before editors proceed to Chicago for further engagements and a lake excursion.
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Opera House
W. F. Reynolds
Tippecanoe
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Palmer House
Murderous Deed in Roanoke Saloon
In Roanoke Huntington County a late night shooting at a saloon left Kennedy mortally wounded with a gunshot to the abdomen after a dispute over service. Proprietor Hilton surrendered and awaits word on Kennedy’s rapidly failing condition.
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Fort Wayne
Roanoke
Huntington County
Hilton
Kennedy
Portable saw mill accident near Allensville
John Gardiner, engineer for Dolson and Eagan, was injured at a portable saw mill near Allensville in Vinton County when a fast moving belt broke. Rivets on the belt struck his chest and throat, severing the windpipe and leaving him unconscious for about half an hour. Dr. E B Merrill of Allensville attended him, with poor prospects for recovery.
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John Gardiner
Dolson & Eagan
Allensville
Vinton County
E. B. Merrill
Weather and Harvest Progress in Neste Iln District
Wheat cutting is complete and stacking and thrashing have begun vigorously in Neste Iln. Shippers pay seventy five cents per bushel on arrival for new wheat. Quality is excellent and the field is up to expectations. Corn prospects improve daily as seed is spread and business shows signs of revival.
Signal Office to Open Weather Station in Columbus
Sergeant D. D. Stanzell of the United States Signal Corps arrives in Columbus to activate the signal service station linked to the Weather Department in Washington. The post will operate from the Huntington block opposite the State House. The drowned man found in Big Walnut is identified as T. Spindler, father of Spindler of the Pan Handle Rail.
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Columbus
D. D. Stanzell
United States Signal Corps
Weather Department
Washington
New Huntington Block
State House
Big Walnut
T. Spindler
Spindler
Communists at Work in Fairfield County
Farmers across Fairfield County have been informed by mail and placards against using machinery in harvests. Last night several reapers and mowers were burned near Edwards Station. Posters warn trespassers with a threat of shot, aiming to deter intruders from fields and forests.
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Lancasteer
Edwards’ Station
Bartholomew County Agricultural Society verdict in shed fire case
The Bartholomew County Agricultural Society charged John Beatty with burning sheds on society grounds. A jury returned a verdict awarding the society 450 dollars.
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SuHersyville, Inc
Bartholomew County Agricultural Society
John Beatty
Andrews Out of Danger After Illness in Warren
Warren Pa June 28 doctors pronounce Mr Andrews out of danger and expect a speedy recovery after a brief illness.
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Andrews
Cincinnati Gazette
Warren, Pa
Judge Rules Cigar Makers Must Separate Factories and Stores
In U S District Court Judge Giles ruled against the Commissioner of Internal Revenue ordering cigars makers to separate their manufacturing and selling spaces by a substantial partition. The decision holds the IRS lacks power to counter a plan that allows sellers to operate at the same location as the factory.
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Bartmore
United States
District Court
Giles
United States Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Theu
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Kansas Republicans Fix August 25 for State Convention
Topeka Kansas June 28 The Republican State Central Committee met here and named August 25 as the day for holding the State convention.
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Topexa
Kas
Republican State Central Committee
Death of Queen Mercedes Sparks European Mourning
King Alfonso receives condolences from European courts as shops close and Change is suspended. Queen Mercedes lies in state for three days with funeral planned next week. Pope to celebrate requiem mass for the queen's son. remains moved to Escurial amid large crowds.
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Maprio
Alfonso
de Rome
Italia
Sistine Chapel
Spain
Conference Divides on Bosnia Occupation and Serb Rights
Berlin dispatch reports the congress entrusting Austria with occupying Bosnia and Herzegovina for Europe peace, with Austria free to follow Constantinople plan. The assembly backs Serbian independence with Jews relieved from disabilities, and may refer Montenegro expansion to a commission. Greek plenipotentiaries to speak next.
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Berlin
Gortchakoff
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe
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Servia
Montenegro
Vienna
Bucharest
London
Count Andrassy
Congress
Lord Salisbury
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Turkey
San Stefano
Lord Beaconsfield
England
Poe
Bismarck
Andrassy
Schouraoff
Russia
Bosnia and
Con
Batoum
Bessarbia
Berlin Town Council considers painting to commemorate congress
The Berlin Town Council weighs a resolution to commission a grand historical painting at town expense to memorialize the congress meeting. The report notes financial figures such as bullion withdrawals from the Bank of England and mentions prominent figures like Henry A and Sickert.
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Bank of England
Cengis i Sickert
Henry A
Berlin
Turbulent Frontiers and Royal Succession Doubts Reported
The preserved text notes Turkish forces on a frontier near Liono and a Dalmatian-occupied porch town, plus moves to cut Portsmouth Navy Yard funding and abandon autumn maneuvers. It mentions the Duke of Cumberland asserting his throne rights and lack of Prussian government accord, with magazine activity at Agram and provisions for 50,000 men and cavalry forage, amid a hoped Austro-Hungarian peace settlement.
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Duke of Cumberland
George of Hanover
Agram
Harvard Wins Four Mile Race at 20 44 3 5
Harvard defeats Yale in the annual four mile college boat race in New London. Official times show Harvard 20 44 3 5 and Yale 21 29. Crowds gathered, boats collided with a press craft, and Yale crowded home after a vigorous but fatigued effort.
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Harvard
Yale
New London
Navy Yard
New York
Capr
Idus
Pennell
Bogardus
Border City Mills Reorganizes Under Trusteeship
Creditors of Border City Mills met to wind up the affairs of the company and place its management with a committee of trustees led by Walter Durfee and Healy to oversee the process. In Jacksonville, an incendiary blaze at William Root's flour and grain store caused heavy losses of about 36000 with 238000 insured, damaging nearby properties.
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Fatt River
Ee Mills
Walter
Durfee Peste
Healy
Jacksonville
Fla
William Root
Illinois Supreme Court Justice Sidney Breeze Dies in June 1928
Judge Sidney Breeze of the Illinois Supreme Bench died last night in Asueinest Sader Ill at an advanced age. He lived in Carlyle, IL for many years and his death caused deep sorrow. The body will arrive in Carlyle tomorrow and lie in state at the House Sunday. The funeral is set for Monday with Rev. Mr. Ingraham of St Louis officiating and Masonic burial rites planned. All the Supreme Court members expressed sorrow.
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Ingraham
Uis
Vara
Florida Florida Controversy Signals Ten Day Pause
Washington reports the Potter committee may suspend its inquiry in about ten days. Testimony from Gov. Noyes Gen. Wallace and Gen. Little disputes direct Hayes direction and details alleged Florida frauds in Archer Precinct No.2. Dennis and other witnesses recount voter list irregularities and political pressure.
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Washington
Potter Committee
Florida
House of Representatives
McLin
Noyes
Wallace
Little
Dennis
Gen
Gov. Noyes
House
Potter
Butler
Gen. Butler
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