Prison official reports bonds boom and politics talk
Indianapolis dispatch notes Warden Shideler’s monthly settlement and remarks on Hinshaw’s guilt, plus a colorful prison anecdote about a clockmaker. Chicago bond dealer John Sonntag discusses strong demand for bonds, Indiana prosperity, and widespread mortgage payoffs. Lieutenant Governor Gilbert praised as potential governor, Auditor Hart seeks recovery in Atlantic City trip. Mare Island navy yard endures a large smokeless powder fire with losses estimated at 400000 to 500000 dollars.
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George A. HL Shideler
North
Auditor of State
Ray
Shelbyville
Hinshaw
Shideler
John Sonntag
Evansville
P. J. Sendlr
Chicago
Indiana
W. H. Hart
Atlantic City
Rowner
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island Navy Yard
Second Woman Visits Famous Kentucky Monastery
Gethsemane Kentucky hosts Mrs Governor Beckham as the second woman allowed inside the Trappist monastery. The visit featured a band, student escorts, and a candle of history as the abbott lifts the customary silence for the occasion. The governor recalls a prior restricted tour with a remark about future access.
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Beckham
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Delays Hit Platt Amendment Instructions From Washington
Washington delays on Platt amendment instructions disrupt Cuban convention plans led by General Wood. Conservatives fear losing the 15 votes backing the measure as debates grow heated and interpretations are denied by Secretary Root. Meanwhile in Kansas City a murder case opening outlines motives tied to publicity from a suit to annul a marriage and alleged conspiracies.
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Ravana
Wood
United States
President Capote
Root
Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Philip H. Kennedy
Hadley
Kennedy
Danger of a Big Strike Threat Looms Over Swift Packers
Syracuse June 6 The executive council of the Amalgamated Butcher Workers of America met in Chicago at the call of International President Donnelly to address grievances against the Swift Brothers Packing company of Chicago and Omaha. A strike across all company plants in the United States is feared, following alleged discharge of union workers.
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Amalgamated Butcher Workers of America
Chicago
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Donnelly
Swift Brothers Packing Company
Omaha
Neb
United States
Fire razes buildings at American gate of Forbidden City
Lightning struck the American gate of the Forbidden City in Pekin during June. Three structures burned before heavy rain helped control the fire. One building housed a library with valuable manuscripts and historical dynasty records. Guards from American and Japanese sides worked to prevent spread.
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Hain
Pekin
Forbidden City
Hasleton Clergyman Not Poisoned Says Chemist Report
The stomach examination by George N Ferguson finds Rev H Phillips not poisoned. Dr Kirk Stanley released by Coroner Balach after three weeks in Hasleton Pennsylvania.
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Phillips
New ,York
George, N. Ferguson
H. & Phillips
Hasleton
Banquet for New York and London chambers crowns cordial ties
A London Chamber of Commerce dinner for New York delegates at GrOcera Hall last night drew praise for its warmth. Both sides delivered speeches praising lasting friendship and a shared belief that Britain and the United States will lead in global peace and welfare.
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London
London Chamber of Commerce
New York Chamber of Commerce
Grocera Hall
America
Courbourn
Great Britain
President's Day at Buffalo Exposition Likely Canceled
Washington June 6 The president cannot attend the Pan American exposition in Buffalo on June 18 as previously designated. Mrs McKinley remains critically ill, making any 48 hour travel unlikely. The possibility of a later visit during the campaign is uncertain and Harvard exercises are deemed doubtful.
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Buffalo
Washington
Aince
Mis. McKinley
Harvard
Jame
Libel case verdict finds no foundation in charges
Boston June 6 Judge Bell orders verdict for the defendant in the $150,000 libel suit by Mrs Josephine Woodbury against Rev Mary Baker Eddy. He states the only potentially identifying terms do not prove the plaintiff’s case and sends the jury to return a verdict for Eddy.
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Boston
Charles A. Bell
Josephine Curtis Woodbury
Mary Baker Eddy
Concord
N. H
Christian Science Church
Bell
Woodbury
Supreme Court
Elder
Mrs. Eddy
An Excellent Domination of a Laxative Remedy
An Excellent Domination describes the pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known laxative remedy Synur or Fies by the California Fig Syrup Co. It touts cleansing the system, dispelling colds and fevers, and aiding constipation. The text credits senna and aromatic plants and warns to buy only from CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
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Carrogmia Ta Syrve Co
California
Fia Sreur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
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