Steamer Margaret Olwill Founders in Lake Erie
In a northeast gale, the steamer Margaret Olwill laden with stone from Kelly's Island to Cleveland foundered off Lorain, nine dead including Captain John C. Braun and his wife Lizzie. four crew saved and several rescued by Sacramento and State of Ohio. Cargo shift and rudder chain failure worsened the disaster amid heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Olwill
Lake Erie
Lorain
Cleveland
Kelly’s Island
John C. Braun
Lizzie Braun
Blanchard Braun
Cora A. Hitchcock
William Doyle
George Heffron
Frank Hipp
John Smith
Alex. McRea
Luke Schinsii
Duncan Coyle
Smith
McRtea
Schinski
Sacramento
Cascade
Coyle
State of Ohio
Toledo
Kelly's Island
Kraun
Heffron
Willougby
Ohio
Enjoined Brokers Block Saengerfest Tickets in Cincinnati
Judge Taft issues a temporary injunction barring Cincinnati brokers from selling Saengerfest tickets issued by the B and C W railways and similar action follows from the L and C H D lines. The move aligns with the Nashville centennial decision as railroads claim special low rate contracts bind buyers to use return tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinvati
Taft
United States Court
Cincinnati
Jackson
Superior Court
Lig Four
Reward Offered for Mullane’s Body in Lake Michigan
The father of Thurman Mullane offers a $100 reward for the recovery of his son's body after a launch capsized in a gale near Lake Michigan. A systematic search will cover the lake system with circulars sent to shipping interests and boats scouring the lower lake Michigan area on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullane
Lake Michigan
Curiaco
Thurman Mullane
Waukeyran
OSC
Cincinnati
Illinois and
Michigan
Ramsey Murder Victim by Wife Amid Temporary Insanity
New York June 80. Coroner's jury rules Harry J. Ramsey was murdered by his wife while she was temporarily insane. She cut his throat last Friday citing his snoring as motive. On the way to the Tombs she tried to stab herself with a hat pin, but a policeman disarmed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry J. Ramsey
Take Negro Miners Out of State by Rail
Springfield notes Gov. Tanner arranged with the Big Four and Illinois Central railways to move about 320 Negro non union miners from Pans out of the state. Big Four carried 120 in two coach loads on Thursday afternoon. Illinois Central ferried the remaining roughly 200 Thursday night amid a mass exodus. A Yellow Fever case in New York reports John Johnson, mate of the steamship Krim, removed to Swinburne Island hospital and listed as serious after sailing from Havana June 20 via Matanzas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Tanner
Big Four
Illinois Central Railways
Pans
Illinois Central
New York
John Johnson
Krim
Swineburne Island Hospital
Havana
Matanzas
St. Paul
Hisah
City Hospital
St. Louis
Glenogle
China
Daniel F. Tiemann
Citizens
Fernando Wood
Eddie McDuffie Sets Mile World Record at Buttonwood Track
Eddie McDuffie posted a world mark for the mile at Buttonwood cycle track on Thursday afternoon. His time of 1:91 25 topped Major Taylor’s prior record by two-fifths of a second. Maj. Gen. Henry J. Madill died in Towano Pa at age 70 after a long service starting with the 6th Pennsylvania Reserves in 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Reprorp
Mass
Eddie McDuffie
Buttonwood
Major Taylor
Towano
Henry J. Madill
Pennsylvania Reserves
Sister Mary Aloysus suffocated in New Haven convent fire
A late night fire at the Convent of the Sacred Heart in New Haven caused the death by suffocation of Sister Mary Aloysus. Twenty sisters were in the building. the others escaped unharmed. Financial loss was reported as small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
United States Leather Co. Sells Major Sole Leather Block
The United States Leather Co. sold to H. B. Endicott a cash order worth over 1 060 000 for sole leather. The deal is described as one of the largest sales of sole leather on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States Leather Co
H. B. Endicott
Secretary signs order naming captain to command North Atlantic squadron
June 30 Secretary Long Thoretay signed an order designating Capt. H C Taylor to command the North Atlantic squadron during Adm Sampson's leave, which will begin early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumeréx
Long Thoretay
Capt. H.C. Taylor
North Atlantic
Adm. Sampson
Rainstorms Tie Up Texas Rail Traffic Across Regions
Austin June 30. Terrific rain storms swept south central and west Texas Thursday, disrupting rail traffic and flooding lines across the state. No injuries reported, but service delays and cancellations occurred as crews assessed washouts and track damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
South
Central
West Texas
Becker Murder Trial Ends In Indictment Error
Chicago June 30 The Becker trial closed abruptly when the indictment misnamed Mrs Becker as Elizabeth. The defense sought discharge on jeopardy grounds. the court refused, Becker rearrested, and a new indictment will be issued. The error caused a sensation in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
August Becker
Southside
Eda Satterlin
Becker
Saengerfest Dedication Draws 12 000 In Cincrnnxati
The Saengerfest opening in Cincrnnxati attracted about 12 000 people as conductor Eisenheimer received garlands and the baton amid cheers. Soloists performed well and Miss Maconda drew special praise while the flag presentation closed the ceremonies with remarks by Bettmann and Dimling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincrnnxati
Saengerfeed
Eisenheimer
Maconda
Deiler
Bettmann
Tafel
John Dimling
Pittsburgh
Berghausen
Mr. Dimling
Becker case in limbo as nolle prosequi issued in murder bid
In PerensBure Virginia a murder case involving Becker shifts after the defense seeks not guilty verdicts. The state moves for nolle prosequi and a bench warrant as Judge Stein acts as committing magistrate. Separately, Hon Charles F Collier dies by suicide after insomnia and nervous distress at age 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Theresa Becker
Stein
Criminal Court
Shafter Cancels Chautauqua Engagement on Health Grounds
Maj Gen Shafter telegraphed from Brattrice Neb that poor health and duties related to sending troops to the Philippines prevent him from meeting July 4 commitments. Gov Roosevelt not a candidate for president, Albany report says he declared en route to New York from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattrice
Neb
Shafter
Chautauqua Management
Philippines
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Pope Suffering Prostration After Recent Ceremonies
Rome reports the pope is facing severe weakness and a slight fever after intense religious rites. He was confined to his bed on Thursday and there is anxiety about his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris June 80 Estate and Works of Art of Rhea
A Paris holdings report outlines the personal estate and artworks remaining from the late Rhea. The document lists notable pieces and the intended disposition under judicial supervision, with emphasis on provenance and potential bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Personel
Rhea
Acti
Indiana Editorial Association Meeting at Winona Lake
The Indiana Republican Editorial association announces its Winona Lake gathering starting July 18. Events include Katherine Oliver Scotch recital, Ida B Wells Barnett lecture on social prejudices, sermons by Rev Frank DeWitt Talmage, and Dickens character readings by Charles Montaville Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appensex
Ind
Jime
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Winona Lake
Fuiday
Katharine Oliver
Ida B. Wells Barnett
South
Frank DeWitt Talmage
Talmage
Bonnie
Scotland
Chas. Montaville Flowers
Dickens
Fire destroys hotel and several residences in Brownsville
A Thursday blaze in Brownsville Indiana totally destroyed the three story Spotsood hotel and spread to nearby homes. Losses are estimated at twenty thousand dollars with little insurance. The fire also damaged the Keller and Campbell storage and the CG MW D depot. In Terre Haute the Indiana State Dental Association adjourned after electing officers Dr M A Mason president and Dr G E Hunt vice president, with M W Mungrove as treasurer. The next convention meets in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Ind
Spotsood
G. W. Tlarvyey
Charles Douthit
D. Bennett
Henry Campbell
Keller & Campbell
Terre Haute
Indiana State Dental Association
M. A. Mason
Ft. Wayne
G. E. Hunt
Indianapolis
M. W. Mungrove
Mason
C. BE. Pittman
Evansville
W. F. Hindman
Vincennes
M. F. Aull
Ministers Accepted Pastors for Local Churches
Have Accepted Calls Indianapo lis June 30 Rev William C Taylor of the First Baptist church Jefferson City Mo has accepted a call to the pastorate of the College avenue Baptist church here Rev O W McGaughey of Crawfordsville has also accepted a call from the Sixth Christian church of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IndianApolis
Ind
William C. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Jefferson City
College Avenue
O. W. McGaughey
Crawfor Dsville
Convict Paroled. preacher Dies by Suicide. Ind. Swindle Case
Indiana brief items report Albert Thomas paroled from a prison north under the alias Harry Gray, reportedly dying of consumption. James Fowler a preacher and farmer near Washington, Indiana, cut his throat amid alleged love disappointment. A Hagerstown swindle claims $100 on sewing machines with later non arrival. Big Four conductor Benjamin Bowers killed after a fall near Giuroro. Hamlet resident Alex Anderson dies after a horse kick near Valparaiso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Thomas
Clay County
Harry Gray
Washington
James Fowler
Jater Weds the Widow Ends in Chicago Marriage
In Curiaco two stories unfold as Rev. J W Pope dies unexpectedly amid biking strain. Peter W Hanson a former policeman marries the minister's widow after a courtship that began with a jury duty assignment. A Chicago license seals their union. Five drown in the Mississippi near Clarksville during a river work incident under US Army supervision. Mrs McKinney’s condition improves but remains confined to her room as doctors report no alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
J. W. Pope
Racine
Wis
Peter W. Hanson
Chicago
Treasury Figures Highlight Cash and Gold Reserves
Thursday's treasury report shows available cash balance of 270,151,483 dollars and gold reserve at 233,149,487 dollars. The news item also notes various obituaries and incidents including deaths in St Louis and Tacoma, and a range of political and legal updates across the United States.
National Game Results Highlight Early Baseball Standings
National game results show St Louis and Baltimore victory runs and battery pairs while Cleveland and Boston split in a doubleheader. Standings list Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Louisville, St Louis, Washington, Baltimore and Cleveland with win loss records and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pittburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Young and O'Connor
Kitson
Robinson
Gaffney
Manassau
Rhe
Boston
Knepper and Schreconzost
Lewis and Bergen
Smith and Andrews
W.L. Pe
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Phildelphia
Pittsburch
Philadelphia
Cunningham
Powers
Fifield
Douglas
Lynch
Conenolly
Pittsburgh
Brookly
Sparks
Tannehill
Schriver
Bowerman
Dunne and
Farrell
O'Day
McGarr
Grimith
Donohue
Doheny
Getsig
Warner
Grady
Emilie and
McDonald
Market Report Cincinnati Focus Spring Patent Prices
Market notes show varied prices for spring goods and patents, including 83.8545 and 83.10 figures, with low and high ranges across multiple lots. References to No 2 red and No 3 yellow track sales appear, alongside packer and butcher figures and general grade assessments for pigs, cattle, and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnaty
Spring
Witter
Fancy
Norhwestern
Womanly wit and working women cited in press clippings
A collage of quotes on women from various papers notes their independence, humor, and roles. It mentions a Finnish note on suffrage, a New York Press line about a wife’s advice, Boston Herald observations on makeup, and Belle Fallon driving her grandfather’s taxi in Flushing, asserting women’s evolving public presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
N. Y
Finland
Philadelphia Times
Boston Herald
Belle Fallon
Flushing, L. I
Porto Rico stamps and counterfeit concerns for collectors
The column notes Porto Rico new issues replacing obsolete Omaha stamps and reports collectors seeking face value sets. It highlights Hawaii two cent stamp color change to pink and warns of counterfeit Italy produced two cent envelopes with altered images. It also mentions a rumor that Western business leaders may push domestic postage rates for new colonies beyond military mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Italy
West
Short Rules for the Home
A domestic guidance list urging prompt meals and polite behavior. It stresses tidiness, helping others, patient speech, appreciating beauty, clean feet upon entry, and cheerful resilience. It also advises silent self-control by reciting the alphabet and seeking forgiveness for one’s own faults.
Conflicting Proverbs and Paradoxical Sayings
A compact look at famous proverbs that clash or contradict each other. It highlights lines such as a stitch in time saves nine versus never too late to mend, absence makes the heart grow fonder versus out of sight out of mind, and other pairs suggesting contradictory wisdom across common maxims.
Counsel and Claim Stand Amid Witness Fury
Fragmentary text shows a bulletin noting counsel and a claimant facing a tense witness moment. The exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a courtroom or legal proceeding with legal representation and witness involvement.
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Yale
New Loxpon
Harvard
Atudenta
Cambridge
Bangor
David Nadequa
Eli Pratt
Second Lake
James Thibodean
Patten
Great Lake
New Yours
Lyn
Barry J. Ramsey
Gen. Madill
Sletex
Will
JeriGe Rain Store
Texas
Mrs. Becker
Elizabeth
United States
Chas F. ¢Ollier
Gov. Roosevelt
Presi
Senda
von Holleben
Saengerbund
North America
Holleben
Bremineuam
Ala
Eugene Zimmerman
C., H. & D. Railroad
Tallaedga
Birmingham & Atlantic Railway
Tallaeda
Pell’ City
Louis Ehrgott
Frhea
Indiana State News
Winons Lake
Spotsvillle
Dental Association Officers
Hagerstown
Giu Roro
Benjamin Bowers
Here
Valparaiso
Alex. Anderson
Hamlet
Jater
Clarksville
Tyne
Mississippi River
Ss Edwards
Vincent Ryan
Pacific Coast
Tacoma News
Tacomas
Wash
Wm. Woodram
Drygoods
Commercial Club
Missouri River
R. W. MecClaughey
Joliet
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
United States Federal
van Wyck
Utica
Hamilton College
W. W. Howe
New Orleans
L. R. Bissell
Gilbert Reid
Charles Kopp
Lewis Street
San Francisco
Turkey
State Department
Straus
Scannel
Edward F. Croker
Fire Department of
Greater New York
Richard Croker
Skinner
Marseilles
Algeria
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
War Department
Tuttie
Oregon
Washington Democrat
Press
Dursell
Counsel and’ ‘cLiam
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