Harvard dental student dies after deadly family shooting
A Harvard dental student, 25, shot his sister and himself after a disturbed act thought to stem from overwork and illness. The assailant aimed at his sister then killed himself as she collapsed on the sidewalk. Authorities call the death-causing illness induced insanity.
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Strike ahead as machinists and manufacturers eye test
In Cincinnati on June 25 the striking machinists and Metal Trades association members face a possible test of strength as manufacturers reopen shops to offer work to returning labor. Pickets will double if no agreement is reached, while a further aim remains for negotiated settlement to end the strike. Boston's June 25 ruling denies Bell Telephone patents in cases against National Telephone Manufacturing and Century Telephone, with equity bills dismissed as the patent involved void or not infringed.
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Wealthy Chihuahua citizen killed by pistol accident
El Paso June 25. Enrique Muller a wealthy and prominent Chihuahua resident was fatally shot when a pistol discharged while a servant removed it from his saddle after he dismounted. He died instantly.
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Ohio GOP Convention Opens in Columbus with Hanna Gavel Speech
The Ohio state Republican convention sits in Columbus on June 25 with Senator Hanna presiding as it takes the gavel. Senator Foraker serves as temporary chairman and delivered a lengthy opening address yesterday afternoon.
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Prevailing Grain and Livestock Prices Noted in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Grain and Livestock report for June 24 shows wheat at No 2 red weak with mixed quality. corni firm at No 2 mixed 42 cents. oats weak at No 2 mixed. cattle quiet to steady with markets unclear.
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Livestock and grain market rounds from Louisville and New York
Prices held firm for cattle hogs and lambs across Louisville grain and livestock bids. New York cattle moved actively with steady hogs and firm lambs, while East Buffalo showed steady cattle and active hogs with mixed grain quotes across cash and futures.
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Indiana Schools Highlight State Education Strengths
State Superintendent Jones compares Indiana to Massachusetts noting Indiana leads in school administration organization teacher qualifications and facilities while Massachusetts tops rural and urban supervision and has longer compulsory attendance. He comments teachers in Massachusetts stay longer, a mix of advantages and disadvantages. J P Becker Chicago reports stomach trouble relief from Bailey's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming complete digestion and health benefits.
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The City of Stockton Census Probe and Local Notices
Open letter by John M. Eddy discusses Stockton and San Joaquin County census efforts and delays. Includes bids for Covington Indiana church building, endorsements for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Rocky Mountain Tea, Foley’s Kidney Cure, and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers with testimonials.
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Fat-lean baseball game ends with 22 to 10 score
The annual fat-lean baseball game was played yesterday afternoon at the fair grounds. The lanky boys dominated the contest, finishing with a decisive 22 to 10 victory.
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