Notes and News Roundup in a Turbulent Era
A fragmented column reports varied items including an illness of an unnamed person, two physicians consulted, the Italian Senate approving a treaty with the United States, a Mobile Collector appointment pending, Thiers cheered during a grand review, and broader notes on revenue totals. It also mentions German residents in San Domingo seeking annexation, a murder conviction in Louisville, and Civil Service discussions. Further bits reference a Universalist minister in Claremont, a ferry accident on the Connecticut River, a naval fight with Coreans, and the Spanish Finance Minister en route to Erie.
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Brazil
United States
Mobile
Thiers
Treaty of Washington Copy Expected Next Week
Special Dispatch from Washington notes the State Department awaiting an official copy of the Treaty of Washington signed by the Queen of England, with the President's copy already in the country and the English government having it. Internal difficulties and regulatory questions are discussed, including tax treatment of scrip dividends and bank taxation concerns, amid mention of the Brew Department buildings and potential determinations.
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Fort Wayne Lagrange County Murder Bishop Luers Funeral
Special dispatch details the transport and lie in state of Rt. Rev. John Luers bishop of Northern Indiana at Fort Wayne Cathedral. Archbishop Purcell will preach. body to rest in cathedral vault Tuesday July 4. Also reports Chauncey Barnes near death after attempted self-harm as authorities pursue the Lagrange County case.
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United States
Purcell
Cincinnati
Lagrange County
Chauncey Barnes
Zouaves Start on Their Championship Tour
Special dispatch reports the Heath Zouaves leaving Primeavac at 11 o clock for a tour by railroad to Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago. They expect to arrive in Cincinnati on Monday.
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River conditions and towboat movements in Louisville
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports stationary Ohio River water at three feet five inches in the canal and Monongahela at thirty-two inches. No arrivals or departures except slack-water packets. The Em ma Logan towboat and barge may enter the Pittsburg and Wheeling trade Monday, Tom Dodsworth transferred yesterday. Clear, pleasant weather with a 73 degree thermometer.
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Emma Logan
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Tom Dodsworth
Prominent Louisville Merchant In Breach of Promise Suit
A sensational case is expected in this city as a widow plaintiff seeks five hundred thousand dollars in damages from a wealthy Louisville merchant. The parties are well known, she once among the belles of Louisville and he a prominent merchant recently…
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Grand Duke Alexis Plans Navy Yard Voyage to America
A St Petersburg notice says Grand Duke Alexis will return from Ems and go to Cronstadt to oversee preparations for his voyage to America. He aims to bring one of Europe s finest naval squadrons. Court sources say he will embark at Cronstadt on August 31 for the voyage.
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Collision on the Delaware and Maryland Railroad
A mail train struck a coal train between Denville and an adjacent point, sending several cars down an embankment. The accident left the conductor with a broken arm and the coal train fireman severely scarred, with multiple brakemen and passengers injured but none fatally.
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Boulder Vigilance Committee Involved in Secret Killing
A fragmentary report notes a prise-igniter named Looney and a terror at the door. The shooter is unknown but suspected to be among Boulder Vigilance Committee members formed to rid the country of lawlessness. Local reaction is celebratory over the event.
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New Brunswick Delegation Seeks Unified Action on Treaty
New Brunswick officials press Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island to coordinate opposition to a wash reagreement treaty. Nova Scotia merchants reportedly favor the pact, while Nova Scotia government hesitates due to Ottawa relations, and the delegation’s map of prospects remains incomplete.
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Oiowa
Weather Summary From June In Coastal and Lake Regions
The report notes a falling barometer across the California United States and rising on the Atlantic while a steady decline continues in Virginia and Lake Erie. Winds shift northeasterly to southwesterly with lighter westerlies on Lake Superior. Conditions are clear to cloudy in the Middle and Eastern States with light rain along Southwestern and Gulf coasts. Northwest areas show threatening weather with pleasant conditions likely Friday on the lower lakes and Atlantic coast.
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Civil Service reform efforts and appointments buzz
Washington reports Civil Service Commission seeks practical reform amid mixed views. Mobile collectorship drama unfolds as Spencer claims presidential assurance for a candidate, while rival Willard Warner secures the post. Customs Bureau nominee D R B Nevin praised for wartime service. cabinet appointment disputed with W F Haines chosen instead.
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Gambetta's Bordeaux Speech and Paris Disinfection
Europe notes Paris disinfection progress with sixty thousand masons at work and official efforts to renew the city. Gambetta's Bordeaux address praised education development and greeted with applause while Rouher defends free trade in a circular to electors. Official journals hailed Longchamp review as Europe sees an army of 190,000.
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Bank values and baseball news from Cincinnati and beyond
A Cincinnati auditor lists taxable net values of city bank shares from assessment returns, naming First National Bank and others. The block also covers baseball reports: Olympics at Union Grounds, Reds clubs, Forest Citys win, and Athletics beat Mutuals 5 to 4 with key plays and umpires noted.
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Württemberg Troops Enter Capital Amid Festive Crowds
June 30 report notes Wurtemberg troops made a triumphal entry into the capital with a city crowded by residents from across the kingdom. The capital was splendidly decorated and brilliantly illuminated at night.
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Victor Emmanuel Arrival Sparks Warm Namas Welcome
Victor Emmanuel arrived in Namas on June 29 and met a brilliant, enthusiastic reception from locals. The visit drew notable crowds and positive public mood as officials greeted the guest.
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Russian Prince Adimir Leaves London
Foxpow reports in June 1930 that the Russian prince W. I. Adimir has departed from London, signaling a notable change in his whereabouts and potential activities abroad.
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London
Americans Capture Tsiang Hoa Forts Confirmed
Dispatch from Shanghai confirms the capture of the Tsiang Hoa forts by American forces with slight losses. Coreans suffered two hundred forty killed and many wounded. The French loan has been introduced in Bombay with immense success.
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Market Low and Mixed Grain Prices Report
Miwarkes and Derrott report flour dull and wheat prices lower on June 30. St Louis notes dull flour and mixed corn and rye. Michigan and Wabash markets show No 2 white and amber bids around 1.37 to 1.48, with freight rates and general market demoralization cited.
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Building a Cheese Dairy for One Hundred Cows
Estimated cost guidance for a dairy building 60 by 26 feet two stories high with 16 feet posts. Include make room, curing rooms, plastered upper floor, and stoves. Rough total around 1300 or 1600 for finish. 9900 for king boler. For 200 cows, similar size yields rough 1500 and finished 1700.
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Posta
Lawsuit over cigars tobacco sale pricing and counterclaim
The case involves a receiver dispute over cigars and tobacco sold under price controls with a counterclaim of about 040. The court ruled the plaintiff could recover due to objections raised during sales, finding no preponderance of evidence for price manipulation. The verdict upheld the plaintiff’s claim, with remarks on improper adjournment by the defense and the judge’s reluctant stance.
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Refusal to Confirm Sale in Common Pleas Proceedings
In Common Pleas before Judge Murdock a motion to confirm a sale was resisted claiming irregularities and missteps hampered fairness, while others argued regularity and required two thirds of the appraised value. Judge Murdock ruled the court not bound and that curiosity and protections could override a sale if fraud wasn’t charged, with costs and taxes forming the basis to deny confirmation. Before Judge Force, a separate matter noted no preponderance of proof in an embezzlement and forgery case against a clerk, leading to judgment for the plaintiff.
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Wills Granted in Probate Hearings and Executors Appointed
The will of Elizabeth Mirkhamt was admitted to probate and Frederick I Burkhardt and Peter Burkhardt were named executors. Real estate valued at 1200 dollars and Ind Wood named executor of the will of Alex Petiibone. Merisna estate valued at 621,000 dollars. John A Ging appointed administrator with the will annexed for Henry Miller deceased. Personal property valued at 20000 dollars.
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School Board Session Notes Enrollment and Staffing
The School Board met in regular session. Superintendent Turrill presented the enrollment and attendance for June 18. Enrollment stood at 364 with 198 studying German. Bills approved included teachers 910.31 and incidentals 182.33. Examiners granted teaching certificates to two applicants. Miss Alice Bates resigned. New hires: Terrill as teacher at 1500, and janitors Alo Robinson and Mrs. Theobald at 15 per month. A local editor was criticized for misrepresentation in a report. A vote was held to fill a vacancy for the remaining term of J. F.1, to be conducted at the school house by eight o’clock.
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Rewritten reader note to Times and Chronicle about exhibition omissions
A writer complains an Times and Chronicle exhibition report by Sisters Academy pupils omitted several names. The letter asserts the performers deserved credit for their roles and piano accompaniment to the operetta Justicia, highlighting the omission as an oversight.
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