Georgia Primary Yields Joseph M Brown Governor Pick
Returns through Thursday place Joseph M. Brown winning the Georgia Democratic primary by about 15 000 to 26 000 as the gubernatorial nominee. The full slate of eleven congressional districts favors reelecting the current Democratic representatives with no Senate contest and no opposition to Senator W S Clay. The Fifth District may see a contest between James L Mayson and J W Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Atlainta
Brown
Smith
James L. Mayson
J. W. Livingston
United States
Clay
Attempted assassination at Dreyfus ceremony shocks Paris
At the Dreyfus Pantheon ceremony Maj Alfred Dreyfus was shot in the arm by Pater Gregori of France Militaire staff. The assailant was arrested and later jailed for attempted assassination. A Bulletin states the bullet lodged in the forearm with no bone injury and rest advised. The attack occurred near the catafalque as Doumergue praised Zola's call for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Emile Z4ola
Pantheon
The
France Militaire
Pater Gregori
Maj
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Catafalque
Public Instruction
Doumergue
Zola
Sealed Box Car Found Sixteen Chinese Immigrants in Transit
A sealed box car from Galveston arrived in San Francisco with sixteen emaciated Chinese passengers inside. They had water and crackers, one carried a country entry certificate, and others were handed to immigration authorities. Officials suspect the men were hurried across the Mexican border and placed in the car at Paso, Texas, with a release plan in San Francisco that went awry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
San Francisco
Cal
Paso
Eric R allroad Restricts Shops to Ten Hour Basin
Eric R allroad issues order to place locomotive and car shops on a ten hour basis. The company intends to immediately begin repairing idle equipment, restoring work and employing several thousand men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Eric R Allroad
Ohio Trust Officers Indicted on Embezzlement Charges
Former Ohio Trust officers J F Lanning James D Gibbs F W Christian and William Perrin were indicted Thursday for embezzlement and misapplication of bank funds after the bank failed in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eho
J. F. Lanning
James D. Gibbs
F. W. Christian
William Perrin
Ohio Trust Company
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Thursday quotations from the Sioux City live stock market show top beeves at 6.55 pounds and top hogs at 5.30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Student Goes Insane at Stanford Library
Waterloo Indiana student Suddeiuly Insane enrolled at Leland Stanford Jr. University in San Francisco suddenly went insane in the university library. He was overpowered and sent to San Jose by the lunacy commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP & W
Bank Robbers Crack Fairfield Safe For 910000
Bank robbers cracked the Fairfield Oklahoma bank safe early Thursday and escaped with 910000. The incident occurred about thirty miles east of Tulsa. Police and investigators searched the area for the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Fairfield
Okla
Tulsa
East Side Kitchens Open For Hungry New York Pupils
Emergency measures by the East Side School Board committee feed hundreds of NYC pupils found starving. Two kitchens will start on the Lower East Side offering lunches of soup meat and milk to children. Funding comes in part from subscriptions as the public pledges support. The Teachers and Principals Organization forms the Children’s Relief Society to administer the program and issue lunch tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
East Side
New York
East Aide
Lower East Side
Children's Relief Society
On Trail of Beef Trust Moves in British Commons
In the British house of commons a brief debate focused on the American beef trust and its alleged control of British meat markets. Charlee W Gowerman urged Winston Churchill to appoint a commission, as in the U.S., to examine the trust and protect British consumers from rising meat prices. Churchill said he would consider a commission to study operations of the great trusts aided by protectionist tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Commons
American Beef Trust
House of Commons
Charlee W. Gowerman
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
American Congress
Trust
Churchill
Whisky Rulings Set Distillers Against Government
The District of Columbia court of appeals rules that whiskey and neutral spirits are not like substances. The decision supports Roosevelt and Bonaparte on the matter after distillers appealed. It further holds that bourbon whiskey may only be made in Kentucky and must be mash with corn as the chief ingredient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
Oregon in Queer Pa G O P Solons Name Democratic Senator
Oregon politicians discuss selecting a U S senator to succeed Charles W. Fulton. Governor Chamberlain's likely victory over Henry M Cake is seen as a personal triumph in a normally Republican state. The next legislature, mostly Republican, may still elect a Democrat to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Solons
Geo
Chamberlain
Oregon
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Henry M. Cake
Roosevelt
Senate
Mob Storms Ohio Bank In Cleveland Riot Attempt
Five hundred Italiane surround the private bank of Gaetano Liotta in Cleveland as doors fail to open. Police intervene and drive back the mob. Liotta rumored missing. Total deposits estimated at under $36,000.
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Gaetno Liotta
Cleveland
Ttalians
Liotth
Ban on Dancing at Methodist Conference Frays Ties
The Methodist Episcopal general conference ends amid debate over two hot issues amusements and pastorate time limits. Neither topic was put to discussion, preserving the ban on dancing and the practice of reappointing pastors year after year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Three Californians Indicted in Imperial Valley Land Fraud
Three prominent California men F N Chaplin J H Chaplin and F C Paulin were indicted by the Los Angeles federal grand jury on charges of defrauding the government in land entries. Bail was set at 2500 dollars. they appeared in state court Wednesday after arrest Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley
F. N. Chaplin
J. H. Chaplin
Imperial
F. C. Paulin
Imperial Land
Fire Traps Twenty Boarders in New York Boarding House
A basement fire at Mrs. Mary Maooney's boarding house on West Thirtieth Street, New York, early Tuesday morning trapped twenty boarders. Firemen arrived to find a young woman dead after leaping from the roof to the pavement and several others severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maooney
West Thirtieth Street
New York
German Steamer Europa Missing off Norfolk Voyage Abandoned
All hope abandoned for the German steamer Europa which sailed from Hamburg twenty five days ago bound for Norfolk loaded with fertilizer. The ship should have taken twenty one days and nothing has been heard of it for forty days. The crew numbered twenty one men.
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Europa
Hamburg
Germany
Norfolk
Sentenced to be Hanged for Murder and Escape
F Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia a Black man killed a married woman after she refused to elope with him and then barricaded himself in a barn wounding two posse members who pursued him for two days. He was sentenced Wednesday to be hanged on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mississippi River Rising Threat to St Louis Wood Stage
The Mississippi River is rising toward the wood stage at St Louis with the gauge at 28.8 feet on Wednesday forenoon, nearing the danger line of 40 feet. Reports along the Missouri River show the stream rising rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri River
Stork Near the Palace Announcement
The official Gazette announced on Tuesday the expected accouchement of Queen Victoria of Spain, anticipated by the end of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Spain
Hawaiian Prince David Kalanianaole Dies in San Francisco
Prince David Kalanianaole of Hawaii dies of pneumonia at the Stewart Hotel in San Francisco. He is a brother of Congressional Delegate Prince Cupid Kalanianaole and nephew of former Queen Liliuokalani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince David Kalanianaole
Hawaii
Prince Cupid” Kalanianaole
Liluokalani
Stewart
San Francisco
Four Die of Gas in Chicago Family Tragedy
Mrs. Mary Deerman of Chicago and her three children were found dead Wednesday after suffocating from escaping gas from a stove. The incident appears to have been accidental and local authorities are investigating.
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Mary Deerman
Chicago
German Author Sentenced to Twelve Years in Prison
The German Imperial court on Wednesday found Herr Schwiara, a noted author, guilty of revealing military secrets to France and endangering the empire, sentencing him to twelve years imprisonment and loss of civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Schwiara
France
Empire
Manpleads hypnotism in Oakfield church murder case
Grant Poole claims he was hypnotized when he shot and killed Mrs. BE H Orvis at the Oakfield Wisconsin Methodist church at the end of Sunday services. The defense will be urged at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumnieerer
Mra. BE. H. Orvis
Oakfield
Wis
Grant Poole
Supreme Court Rules Catholic Church Owns Ponce Church Buildings
The Supreme Court of the United States holds that the Roman Catholic Church is entitled to exercise complete ownership of the church buildings occupied by that denomination in the city of Ponce Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce
Porto Rich
Supreme Court of the
United States
Lipbuilding Exposition Opens in Berlin with European Royals
Emperor Wittiam and the empress accompany King Gustav and Queen Victoria of Sweden as the Lipbuilding exposition opens in Berlin on Tuesday.
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Fey
Emperor Wittiam
Empress
Gustav
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Kingdon Gould Faces Forfeiture After Speeding Charge
In New York Kingdon Gould Porfelts land judgment on a forfeited ball bond of 1000 dollars was entered as he did not appear in court when the automobile speeding charge was brought up for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdon Gould Porfelts
Kingdon Gould
New York
Wes
Tennesee Postoffice Robbery at Marysville
Post office in Marysville Tennessee was robbed when safe blowers forced entry and looted cash totaling 500 dollars and stamps valued at 1 500 dollars. Suspects fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennesee Postoffias
Marysville
Tenn
Cure for hog cholera hailed after Ames conference
Dr. A T Peters of Lincoln cites a new vaccine approach from the Washington Bureau of Animal Industry. Trials in Iowa herds show cure by injecting infected blood and serum from immune animals, prompting Nebraska to study rapid, widespread serum distribution pending university approval and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remely
Veterintarians
Ames
A.T Peters
Lincoln
Department of
Animal Pathology
University of Nebraska
Peters
Western Estates
Nebraska
Petere
University
Petera
N. Dorsett
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
James Willson
A. D. Melvin
First June Bride in Omaha is Mary E H Roberts
Mrs. Mary E H Roberts of Sarah Iowa was the first June bride of the season in Omaha. She married Henry Tando of Atlantic Iowa about 10 o clock Monday by County Judge Leastie. She disclosed she has passed her forty first birthday and is entering matrimony again after a prior divorce. The groom was divorced about two years ago.
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Omaha
Mary EH. Roberts
Sarah
Leastie
Henry Tando
Atlantic
Ian
Mrs Hester Granted Bond in Larceny Case
Mrs Pearl Hester released on bond after being implicated with Prof Ray in a $2000 larceny from Mrs Anna Offerman of South Omaha. Bond set at $1,000. Indicted killer Steve Fagan freed on $2,500 bond in the Enos Daley murder case at South Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hester
Ray
Anna Offerman
South Omaha
Knoxville Citizens Appeal Pardon for Ginger
Citizens of Knoxville Tennessee including Sheriff Reeder urge Governor Sheldon to pardon Albert Ginger who is serving two and a half years in the Nebraska penitentiary for horse stealing. They argue his aged parents depend on him and he has a prior good record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Monday
Knoxville, Tenn
Sherif Reeder
Knoxville
Albert Giiger
Nebraska Penitentiary
Ginger
Record for Small Elevator at Athland Estates
The manager of Cedar Mufts elevator at Athland estates reported processing 310 wagon loads of corn in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athland Estates
Farmer Jacob Crocker Dies After Fall Into Abandoned Well
Jacob Crocker a farmer living southwest of MetCook fell into an abandoned well Monday and was instantly killed. The tragedy occurred on his property prompting a police and coroner investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Crocker
MetCook
Drowned Man Described as 21-Year-Old Otto Fcods
A 21 year old man named Otto Fcods died Friday night while fishing south of Beatrice in Ander aeons. The drowning occurred after he encountered trouble at the river and rescue efforts were unable to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptrling
Otto Fcods
Beatrice
Nieght
Anderaeons
Court vacates sale of Home Street Railway line
Lincoln receiver reports a U S court in St Paul Minnesota set aside the long disputed sale of the Home Street Railway line to the New Citizens Company of Lincoln. The ruling delays transfer of ownership and reopens questions about franchise rights and local transit control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
United States Court of Appentynt St. Paul, Minn
Old
Home Street Railway Company
Citizens Comepany
County Judge Resigns Amid Move to Arlington Bank
County Judge G. Marehall of Hiair announced on Monday his intention to resign by July 1. He has purchased an interest in Arlington State Bank at Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resions
G. ©. Marehall
Hiair
Marehall
Arington State Bank
Arlington
Creeks Flood Farmland After Northeaster Hits Cum ne County
A severe storm swept northeast through Cumne County damaging crops and washing out corn fields. Hail and heavy water destroyed fences and flooded lowlands with depths up to four feet. One farmer, John Tomrc, lost fourteen hogs. Beemer area reported village property damage in the hundreds. Residents ferried across waterways by boat for access.
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Cumne
Beemer
John Tomrd c
Welton
Tan
Two Omaha wards plan escape from hospital window
Bertha Kuster aged 16 and Agnes Vialentine aged 14, wards of juvenile court, attempted to escape from a county hospital in Omaha. Kuster fell from a second floor ledge and sustained arm injuries. Vialentine was confined to another room and ordered to wear only a bathrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kuster
Agnes Vialentie
Omaha
Kuster
Itta
Hoentral Howl
Elf
Valentine
Emerson man denies note in U S court suit
Nicholaue Liewer a farmer of Em erson Lixon county denies signing or authorizing a note for 2400 dollars in a suit filed by First National Bank of Shenandoeth In. The note allegedly arose from a 1907 purchase of 200 pounds of stock food from W E Lewis representing Wonder Stock Powder company. He claims the word hundred was inverted and the document blotted and partly illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholaue Liewer
Emerson
Lixon County
United States
First National Bank of
Shenandoeth
James J. Doty
Woreer Stock Powder Company
Aft
Iowa
Liewer
Widow Seeks Personal Property Inheritance Allowance
Mrs Jestie Smith widow of Eugene Smith of Milford leads a county court petition seeking that the deceaseds personal property be assigned to her and that she be granted $20 per month until settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jestie Smith
Eugene Smith
Milford
Nelevcad Track Washed Out By Flood Waters
A rise of eight feet in the Blue river destroyed the country between Leatrice and Barneston. Seven hundred feet of Union Pacific tracks was wrecked between Harneston and Oxety and the line is under water for miles between Oketo and Manhattan Kansas.
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Leatrice
Barneston
Union Pacific
Harneston
Oxety
Oketo
Manhattan
Kan
Omaha Woman Wins $5000 Railroad Injury Verdict
Deeges com Micsouri Pachtig and Mrs Mavate Wallehberg of Omaha secured a verdict for $5000 from the Missouri Pacific railroad for injuries she received in August 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeges Com
Micsouri Pachtig, Mre
Mavate Wallehberg
Omaha
Mixsouri Prettie Railroad
Memorable Park Soldier Dies During Exercise in Minden
An elderly veteran, W. Allen, collapsed and died while playing a game at the Mentestal day exercises in Minden after a march to the monument. The incident occurred Saturday as he participated in the activity known as Dead Farce while fife played nearby.
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Dice Lo Memorial Park
Monystery
W. Allen
Minden
Reneve
Fife
Frightful Farm Injury Reported In Local Shelter
A worker named Corn Bhobler was badly cut and torn in a shelter accident at a farm near Elite. Authorities say Alexander Nears and Ted Sie were on site and the incident involved a whelter. The condition and full details are not provided.
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Bhobler
Alexander Nears
Lving
Elite
Ted Sie
Fia Lanawertty
Consul Howe Receives London Gazette on Dormant Estates
Consul Church Howe of Manchester forwarded to the state library a copy of the London Gazette March 5 1948 detailing how claimants may identify dormant funds in English chancery and warning against fraudulent claim agents. The note accompanies an extract from the 1884 U.S. Embassy report. The grain rate hearing before the state railway commission adjourned with briefs due and rate comparisons debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Howe
Manchester
Binigbed
State Library
London Gazette
England
Mr. C. Lindsay
Government of Great Britain
Oconsulate
Nebraska
Chancery
High Court of Justice
Anid
White
London
State
Caid
Tam
State Railway Commission
C. A. Sibley
Burlington Road
J. G. Beeler
Burlington
Iowa
Missouri
Omaha
Kania City
Kansas City
Warrington
Chicago Business Activity Shows Weather Boost and Stable Trade
Dun's Review of Trade notes improved weather lifts in manufacturing and finishing mills, renewed demand for seasonable merchandise, and brisk retail wear sales. Bank clearings reach 216 million, 10 percent above last year. Chicago district failures total 23, liabilities over 5 thousand at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earo
Wtter
Reading
Tomkng
Chicago
Dun
Review of Trade
Weather and trade trends in eastern states restrained by rainfall
The report notes irregular weather in weather crop and trade reports with heavy rainfall causing bad roads and reduced trade in affected areas. Some regions see improved trade after warm spells and price reductions clearing large stocks. Eastern and central states show better distribution and earlier optimism returning, while US business failures for the week ending May 28 total 203 versus 294 last week and 142 in 1907. Canada reports 31 failures, up from 30 prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetern
United States
Canada
National city and regional grain and livestock price listing
A dense compilation of regional quotes for cattle hogs sheep and various grains. Prices listed for Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo with ranges for live cattle hogs and sheep and grain Nos 2 wheat corn oats rye barley clover seed and dairy eggs butter noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Standard
New York
Toledo
Seeds and crops feature in Texas and Dakota farming notes
The Texas experiment station backs state seed inspection while sportsmen sow wild rice seed to aid game birds along the Mississippi. In South Dakota, Spearfish wins a poultry show prize, and Sully county crews level land. A Montana fruit crop suffers from April cold as hog carcass awards go to F. Bone. An African agricultural expert observes Texan drying methods for his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Experiment Station
Mississippi River
Black Hills Poultry Association
Shelby County
Iowa
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Paithpal Chronicle
Hore Smith
Gov
Arnor
Senator Clay
Pires
Prisco
Eric
Suddeiuly
District of Columbia
Ohio Bank
Mississippi
Nebraska State News
Towa
Mrs. Hester
Bond
Mrs. Offerman
Tennessee
Varmer
Self
Beemekr
Air
Sult
Douglas County ‘Telephone Company
Valley
Waterloo
Elkhorn
Union Pacific Railroad Company
T. B Hoard
Central City
State Board of Asvestment
Monroe
E. A. Gerrard
Met
George W. Borge
Popullet
Berge
Inancia
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