Senate action and meat inspection bill in brief
The piece notes the line of presidential succession with Vice President Sherman signing a constitutional amendment submission for electing senators by direct vote. It mentions a hearing on meat inspection with averted clash between McCabe and Rep Nelson. It also cites the Clayton anti injunction bill passing 244 to 31, restricting federal court injunctions without notice.
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Sherman
United States
State Department
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
Nelson
Wisconsin
House Committee
Washington
Meat Inspection Service
House
Battleship Texas launches at Newport News in grand ceremony
The battleship Texas, the largest U S Navy vessel yet built, was launched at Newport News Virginia with little Miss Claudia Lyon christening it. Meanwhile a series of dramatic incidents and legal actions fill highlights from New York to Chicago and Indianapolis.
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Texas
United States Navy
Newport News
Claudia Lyon
Floyd Allen Found Guilty in Hillsville Massacre Case
Floyd Allen was found guilty in Wytheville Virginia of murdering Commonwealth's Attorney William M. Foster during the Hillsville court shootout last March in which five people died. The judge postponed sentencing until after the trial of the charges. The report cites kinship to Kinloch in St. Louis.
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Floyd Allen
Wytheville
Commonwealth
William M. Foster
Carroll County
Hillsville
Notable 19th Century Figures and Births in National Briefs
The boyleod named Mark Twain was presented to Hannibal Missouri by George T. Mahan and will be kept by the city. Rev. Dr. Homer C. Stuntz won election as bishop on the first ballot at Minneapolis conference with 677 of 802 votes. Rev. Dr. Mark Allison Matthews of Seattle was chosen moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly in Louisville. A healthy baby boy weighing 9% pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley in Washington DC. Gen. Joseph W. Duncan, U.S. Army, commanding the Texas department, died at San Antonio of heart failure. he had been slated to command troops at the Mexico border.
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Mark Tiwain
Hannibal, Mo
George T. Mahan
Homer C. Stuntz
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minneapolis
Mark Allison Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Wash
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Harvey W. Wiley
Washington, D. C
Wiley
Joseph W. Duncan
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Foreign Christian X Crowned King of Denmark in Copenhagen
A large crowd gathered in front of the royal palace as Foreign Christian X was proclaimed king from the balcony. King Frederick VII’s body lies in state at the Christianborg palace in Copenhagen after dying in Hamburg under tragic circumstances. Consul General Louis Henry Ayme is dead in Lisbon after reporting the Martindqua disaster to the United States. Octave Garnier, head of the Paris motor car bandits, was killed by a shot at a villa near Paris ending months of terror. his companion Valieur survived the siege with police.
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Christian X
Denmark
Copenhaes
Royal Palace
Frederick VII of Joenmark
Hamburg
Germany
Christianborg
Copenhagen
Louis Henry Ayme
Lisbon
Portugal
Aymy
United States
Octave Garnier
Honriot
Paris
Comptnion
Valieur
Parla
Malik
Rezad
Presidential Delegates at State Convention Mix Up Names
The Hepubienm state convention at Proyu votes eight delegates to ideagu and testructed them for President Tale. Indiana’s iKnvewe Votela is Nuthipateal for presplect ty Abe, while Wisconsin’s Seidel backs Taft. Champ Clark leads 22 of Michigan’s 30 Democratic delegates. Woodrow Wilson has eight. If Michigan votes as a unit in Baltimore, Clark would take all.
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Hepubienm
Proyu
Cth
Ideagu
Tale
iKnvewe Votela
Indiana
Wea Nuthipateal
Baadt Seidel
Wisconsin
Champ Clark
Michigan
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Clark
Commission visited Bloomington on industrial education plan
The paper notes Bloomington as the fifteenth city visited by the commission and records support from President Wik, the university leader, and W. N. Showers, a manufacturer, for teaching trades and domestic science in graded and high schools.
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Nentemnen
Bre Vd Jons
Wik. Br
University
W. N. Showers
Bloomington
Boy Dies of Burns in Clinton
George Jones five year old son of Mordecai Jones died from burns after a playmate set fire to his clothing. Mrs Walther and her daughter attempted to smother the flames with their garments. Burns covered his back and abdomen as he faced the fatal injuries.
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Clinton
George Jones
Mordecai Jones
Jones
Charles Walther
Damages Sought From Doctor After Shooting Incident
Mrs. Littiin McCulloch filed suit for ten thousand dollars against Dr. J R Spigter alleging injuries from a December shooting. Spigter claimed self defense after she fired first, saying he was enraged by blackmail accusations against Jim. The plaintiff endured weeks in hospital with a head wound.
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Terre Hants
Mra
Indicted for First Degree Murder in Vincennes
May 2 grand jury returned an indictment charging Frank Dropper of Pickonell Pheaper with first degree murder. The case involves A J Tanr and Jol Gaither killed at a saloon in Hickoell on Agial. Witness Percy Cubodognam, a land juror, is mentioned in connection with the proceedings.
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Vincennes
Tbe
A. J. Tanr
Jol Gaither
Percy Cubodognam
Dlehirged
Voter Fraud Charges Filed After Indiana Primary
Terre Haute May 2 reports grand jury indictment against John Mekes alias William Vipton for attempted voting in the Seventh Ward during the recent primaries. An exhaustive investigation alleges irregularities and crooked acts at the polls and outlines related offenses and responses.
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Terre Haute
Divinent
Chiarehy
Grand Jury
John Mekes
William Vipton
Prangars
Ton
Poehydle Maw 2b Waldner Taanmh
The pondside scene centers on a troubled youth whose parents hear of a reported plan to harm himself. Officers and priests are involved as the boy resists guidance and expresses intent to harm himself amid a tense domestic moment.
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Waldner
Rocking Chairs for Jurors Arrive in Wisconsin Court
In Judge Vollanawale's court, jurors will receive rocking chairs to ease participation. Judge Haniwalt previously purchased chairs at Anethun, hoping the move helps constables obtain jurors more efficiently.
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Vollanawale
Haniwalt
Anethun
Ex Cowboys Lasso Whale At Arverne Beach
John Mhrhart, a visiting young man, lassoed a 20 foot whale near Arverne as life savers towed the catch to the sand. The sight drew thousands of spectators to the beach as the enormous creature, weighing about two tons, was hauled onto the shore.
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New York
Arverne
Tu I
John Mhrhart
Mhrhart
Houston Fire Destroys Several Downtown Buildings
A Houston blaze caused about 750000 in damage to the business district. Stow ers buildings a four story structure, the Temple building a four story office block, the Latham building a three story structure, and the top floors of the Texas Company 12 story building housing Highl offices were destroyed.
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Houston
Tex
Stowers
Temple
Latham
The
Texas Companny
Highl Corporation
Armours Sued By Consumer In New York Lawsuit
In New York on May 2 a consumer filed the first suits against a beet crust producer in Staten Island district court. The complaint names HULA TEE company and BLA papers Na mone & Coy alleging patent issues and deadly trichina contamination from pork products.
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New York
Staten District Court
Namone & Coy
Titanic lifeboat sighting near Plymouth reported
Passengers arriving on the steamship Philadelphia say they passed an empty lifeboat off Plymouth on May 20. The sighting follows chatter about the Titanic disaster as rescue efforts continue.
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Plymouth
Philadelphia
Tongue as Fire and The Burden of Teaching
A religious meditation on the power of speech within the church and society. It warns that untamed tongues inflame desire, damage character, and undermine faith, citing biblical guidance and Dr. Torrey. It urges self control, condemns profanity, sarcasm, and careless judgments, and stresses responsibility in teaching.
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Church of Christ
Ht. A. Torrey
Hell
James
Jones
Family plans for Marian to study music and domestic science
A husband and wife discuss Marian's college course load. The wife suggests Marian take domestic science alongside music and regular studies. The exchange reflects their priorities for her education.
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Marian
Memory Refresh at the Wine Card Request
A quoted exchange from Fliegende Blaetter recalls a moment where a guest acknowledges the past and asks for a wine card. The dialogue contrasts memory with current courtesy as the waiter responds.
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Fliegende Blaetter
Noah’s Ark Joke Echoes In Dry Wit Of Flood
A historical-natured quip frames Noah in the Ark as he recalls mockers who laughed at his water vessel. The speaker notes their later wish to appreciate the clever humor amid the deluge.
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Noah
Garfield Tea Claims Rejuvenation Benefits for Youthful Look
The marketing note promotes Garfield Tea as a product that helps readers stay young or grow young by improving looks and energy. It asserts rejuvenation effects and appeals to health and vitality.
Man’s risky liaison with a busy bee sparks rebuke
A pithy aphorism warns that intimate involvement with a busy bee brings a sharp rebuke. The line underscores caution about meddling or inappropriate coupling, using humor to express social disapproval.
Auction Notice From Pee eee POM Sate
Local sale listing details many items including house outbuildings greeny orchard stock machinery and more. Names Larsen Buxith Chicago Fiat sale and notes of bidders from Chicago and Jackson Minnesota among others. Auction room and contact details appear with times and locations for bidding.
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Venta
Greeny
Larsen
Buxith
Chleago
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