Wallingford's Saloon case ties Albion to Pearl Bryan incident
Damaging testimony at the Walling trial places Fred Albion as the cab driver who left Wallingford's with Jackson and Pearl Bryan after a Bellevue sighting. Allen Johnson identifies the trio at the saloon, while witnesses describe the girl and the route to Plum Street.
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Bryan
Newport
Walling
Foertmeyer
Bellevue
Alonzo Walling
Scott Jackson
Wailing
Washington Avenue
Allen Johnson
Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Plum Street
Shepherd
Allen Andrews
Col Shepherd
Rock
Chester Mullen
Mullen
Rockaway
Ft .Thomas
Pesbles' Corner
Walnut Hills
Cincinnat
John Foster
Foster
Pearl Bryen
Col Washington
Relief Efforts Expand After St Louis Tornado
St Louis relief work proceeds with search for dead in ruins at Seventh and Rutger and 1819 Chouteau. 209 names recorded as dead, 88 missing. East St Louis reports 99 dead 27 missing. City council approves 100000 relief fund for a five member commission. Mayor Walbridge supports local aid. outside funds arrive cautiously. Police donate a day’s pay. $1500 from St Louis Fair profits added to a $129000 fund.
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St. Louis
Eaits
Essf
Marshall
Jr. N. King
Chicago Relief Committee
King
Chicago
Walbridge
St. Louis Fair Association
James Campbell
Dan Catlin
Wm. J. Lemp
Charlies Parsons
East St. Louis
Oregon Election Signals Strong Republican Legislature
Oregon returns show an overwhelmingly Republican next legislature with majorities in most counties. Only two Democrats elected so far, while Portland reports a mixed result. Johnathan Byrne Jr. wins in the lower house and anti-Mitchell candidates gain. Bradley withdraws from the presidential race citing silver victories. In St Paul, 87 Democrats chosen for state convention with gold standard support prevailing.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Johnathan Byrne, Jr
Mitchel
State Senate
Mitchell
Bradley
Frangkfort
Kentucky
St. Paul
Minn
Democrats of
River and Harbor Bill Passed Over Veto in House
The river and harbor bill passed the house on Tuesday despite the president's veto by a vote of 220 to 68. The party alignment and the margin signaled strong congressional support for the measure amid ongoing funding debates.
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Wasuineator
House
Cavalry Drill Stages The Finest Ever At West Point
West Point graduation events proceed with a celebrated cavalry drill on the plain. Cadets Morrison England Nolan Hinkley Type face injuries and horse mishaps but the drill impresses spectators as the finest ever witnessed on the plain. Exams advance with mathematics engineering Spanish chemistry noted. On Wednesday the plan includes pontoon bridge construction.
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West Point
N. Y
Board of Visitors
Hinkley
Nolan
Morrison
England
Type
Island of Crete Favored for Annexation by Greece
The Vienna Daily News correspondent reports Athens and the Greek government plus the crown prince back annexation of Crete. The king fears Russia but may yield to national will, with abdication hinted as a possibility if current policy persists.
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Greece
Lonpox
Vienna
Daily News
Athens
Crete
Russia
Poisoned wine shocks Chicago residents at Clark street
Seven people, including Eva Little of 442 Clark Street, were poisoned Tuesday night by wine given by an unknown man. Four remain in serious condition and may die. Analysis shows atropine in the wine, and the giver's identity is undetermined.
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Chicago
Eva Little
Clark Street
Sound Money Democrats Plan Vigorous Indiana Campaign
Indiana sound money Democrats vow a strong effort before the state convention. The Indianapolis executive committee, led by Thos Taggart as president, Pierre Gray as secretary, and John P Frenzel as treasurer, outlined a broad plan to conduct a statewide campaign against free silver with district by district activity.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Sound Money Democrats of
Henry Russ
Jas. M. Canning
John W. Kern
Augustus Keifer
Chas. Ef, Piol
John R. Wilson
Henry W. Lawrence
Wm. R. Myers
Wm. D. Bynum
Jas. E. McCullough
Michael O'Connor
Albert Lieber
Jas. L. Keach
Fred W. Mack
John P. Frenzel
Samuel L Rauth
Thos. Taggart
Pierre Gray
Vicar General Attacks Fort Wayne Library Sparks Outrage
Rev Joseph Brammer of the Fort Wayne diocese denounces the public library in the cathedral pulpit accusing books of being improper for Catholics. He demands a Catholic representative on the library committee and bans Catholics from borrowing certain titles including Foot Prints of the Jesuits. The denunciation stirs local reaction.
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Fort Wayne Public Library
Fort Wayne
Ind
Joseph Brammer
Weather Report: Crop Conditions Across Regions Reported
Crop directors in CurIaco report a mixed week with heavy rains in lower Missouri and central Mississippi valleys causing damage and drought in western Gulf states. Indiana suffers hail and local storms. Kentucky and Ohio show variable gains with tobacco transplanting and wheat ripening amid rust and fly.
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Mississippi
Gulf States
Iowa
Illinois
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Indiana
Ohio
Virginia
Armour Trial Before Board of Trade Over Uncommercial Conduct
P D Armour faces the Chicago board of trade for alleged uncommercial conduct in issuing short warehouse receipts for grain stored in his elevators. The trial began Tuesday afternoon with 25 witnesses. Directors had not reached a verdict by late Tuesday night, risking expulsion of the multimillionaire whose fortune is pegged at 50 million.
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Cnicaco
P. D. Armour
Chicago Board of Trade
Armour
Grain Inspection Department
Tennessee One Hundredth Anniversary Parade in Nashville
The second day of Tennessee's centennial celebration opened with a grand military parade through Nashville streets. A noon program featured addresses on the commonwealth’s past present and future led by Hon. John M. Lespresiding. Five thousand troops then joined a sham battle east of the Cumberland River.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Union
John M. Les
Commonwealth
Shelby Flat
Cumberland River
Fire destroys large Hutchinson building near Altoona
A morning blaze at Juniata near Altoona, Pennsylvania destroyed B M Hutchinson’s large building, with losses estimated at ten thousand dollars and six thousand dollars insured. The incident followed other national notes including a judge’s death in Duluth and a May money circulation decrease nationwide.
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B.M. Hutchinson
San Diego
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Ozora P. Stearns
Duluth
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White House
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Senate
Wm. Churchill
New York
Apia
Samoa
David N. Burke
Tangier
Moreorea
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Memphis
Florsheim Bros
Chicago
Simon Hochstetler
San Francisco
Herman Bros
Lindauer & Co
Nashville
J. Howard Robison
Cleveland Baseball Club
Brooklyn
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
London
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston
Tora
Weather Outlook for Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regions
Washington reports for Ohio a generally fair, warmer trend in the north with light easterly to southerly winds. Kentucky sees partly cloudy skies with possible light showers and easterly winds. Indiana forecasts partly cloudy conditions with light showers in the south, easterly winds turning southerly and warmer in the north.
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Washington
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Markets Hit by Mixed Prices Across Wares and Regions
June 2 reports show wheat No 2 red prices in New York and Toledo firming around 6.24 to 6.40 per bushel with July and August futures steady. Corn No 2 bids vary, oats hold near 22 to 28 cents, and livestock quotes list hogs and sheep with mixed demand. prices reflect regional activity in Chicago and Baltimore markets.
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WaHeBar
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Oalves
Unclear Text Note
Fragmentary OCR text contains nonstandard phrasing and missing context making a coherent news item impossible to determine. No identifiable people organizations places events dates or outcomes are present for a valid summary.
Hair Raising Tale From Corker Sparks Talk
In a lively exchange Mr Van Sack and Mrs Hilby discuss a story in Corker described as a hair-raiser. The dialogue touches on a Van Willow woman and diamonds while urban gossip and social intrigue fill the tone with playful skepticism.
Fragmented Dialog Snippets From 1900s Papers
A collage of overheard lines and stray phrases from early 20th century papers. References include Town Topics N Y World Cleveland Plain Dealer and scattered lines about Misa Borely Miss Cutting and Little Miss Muffet. The text resembles a clipped, nonsensical page of quotes and misheard dialogue.
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