World and Domestic Notes From Across the Globe
A survey of events includes Japan's note to the United States via Ambassador Chinda to Secretary Bryan on the California anti alien land law, urging further talks without signaling a final stance. Other items report rising meat prices, shift to free list for livestock and crops, calls to discuss the oriental question, and notable deaths and legal cases across the U.S. and abroad.
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Japan
United States
California
Chinda
Bryan
Navy big guns fire record with armored cruiser Maryland
The Maryland led a long range day firing by the navy, posting the best result. Following were Rhode Island Idaho Virginia New Hampshire Michigan and Utah in merit order. Seven I W W hunger strikers in Peoria were fined $200 and six months in the workhouse. Harry Copeland, accused of beating his father-in-law, was arrested at Fort Smith. Bible Students hold a district convention in Hot Springs. Fire at Canton Daily News Publishing plant caused about $50,000 loss. Gen Robert E Lee's farewell manuscript to Lee’s army sold for $426 at a gate collection of autographs.
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Maryland
Rhode Island
Idaho
Virginia
New Hampshire
Michigan
Utah
Robert On Lee
Grant
Appomatox
Manu ‘Gerigere
Joby’ Mills Hale
International Opium Congress Opens at The Hague
The Hague prepares for the July 1 opening of the international opium congress with Dr. Hamilton Wright to represent the United States. In Hungary, a riot followed the premier’s cabinet resignation as police ejected fighting lawmakers. Emily Wilding Davison’s attempt at the Derby ends with rider and horse down and the rider hospitalized. Dr Otto Schmidt of Berlin claims a cancer vaccine and parasite theory at Cologne. Flora Drummond undergoes operations in London during suffragette court proceedings. In Mexico Matamoros falls to rebels after twelve hours of heavy fighting. Sir Henry Curtis Bennett collapses and dies at Bow Street after a speech. In Sierra Leone, 40 members of the Leonard society are hanged for cannibalism and sacrifices.
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International Opium Congress
Hague
Hamilton Wright
United States
Wilson
Otto Schmidt
Berlin
General Medical Society
Cologne
Flora Drummond
London
Indiana Masons Elect New Grand Lodge Officers
John W. Hanan of LaGrange is named head of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Indiana at Indianapolis. Officers include Deputy Grand Master Martin A. Morrison of Frankfort and Grand Treasurer Frank E. Gavin of Indianapolis. Propositions for Masonic home sites were discussed in Crawfordsville, Rushville, Franklin, Zionsville, Bedford and Jeffersonville with land prices and bonuses listed.
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John W. Hanan
Lagrange
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Indiana
Grand Ludge
F. Gay
Martin A. Morrison
Frankfort
Joseph A. McKee
Jeffersonville
Frank E. Gavin
Calvin C. Prather
Lewis Brown
William C. Geake
Fort Wayne
Grant Marshal
Will C. Pulse
Greensburg
Charles P. Benedict
QO. E. Holloway
C. V. Cravens
J. W. Dunbar
Crawfordsville
Rushville
Franklin
Zionaville
Bedford
Wabash College
Ths
Commercial Club of
Moses F. Dunn
West Baden
French Lick
Lodge of
Franklin . College
Zionsville
James A. Holt
Louiaville
Lexington
Jeffersonville Lodge
Ohio River
Holt
Louisville
Johnson Sentenced for White Slavery Crime in Chicago
Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist, was sentenced to one year and one day in Joliet penitentiary and fined $1000 by Judge Carpenter in Chicago for a white slavery charge. A monument to Maj Archibald Butt, who perished in the Titanic disaster, was dedicated in the national cemetery at Arlington.
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Herman Coppes
Minnie Sleep
East Plato
Geneva
Irwin
Joliet
Jack” Johnson
Carpenter
Chicago
Maj
Archibald Butt
National Cemetery
Arlington
Leon Hayes Elected President of Indiana Letter Carriers
Leon Hayes of Muncie was chosen as president of the Indiana branch of the National Letter Carriers union. The election sets a new leadership for the carrier workers in the state.
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Leon Hayes
Muncie
Indiana
the National Letter
Carriailo
Ita’ ‘Anni
Decline in Indiana School Enumeration Tied to Floods and Birth Rates
Indiana’s school enumeration dropped this year due to floods and a falling birth rate, per Ernest L. Welborn. The net gain was 1,433 versus 3,809 in 1912, with total children numbered at 762,927 and split across white and colored pupils. City districts posted the largest gains, while townships and towns showed declines linked to school consolidation and centralization.
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Indiana
Ernest L. Welborn
Charles A. Greathouse
Mr. Welborn
Welborn
State Department
Municipal League announces Gary program dates
Arthur D Cunningham, president, announced the Municipal League program to be held in Gary from July 8 to July 10. The opening session is scheduled for 8 o'clock on Tuesday July 8.
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Arthur D Cunningham
Indiana
Gary
Fragmented verse snippet hints at love and idle man themes
A damaged OCR fragment shows quoted verse about love and an idle man. It references rubies and pears of a loving life and includes stray letters and punctuation, offering no clear persons or events to identify.
Nut Substitutes For Meat Dishes In Frugal Cookery
Housewives seek meatless meals as prices rise. Nut timbales bake with hickory nuts and pimento, a creamy sauce, and mushrooms in white sauce. Nut chowder uses pecan meat with vegetables and peanut butter thickened milk. Lentil fillete makes savory leftovers from lentils, graham crumbs, and tomatoes with celery and onion.
Good Eating Tips With Cornstarch and Dates
A fragmented kitchen note describes thickening with corn starch and milk, coloring with almond flavor, then serving in sherbet glasses with dates. It also outlines a pork sausage in batter baked with Yorkshire pudding, listing rough measurements and steps.
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Denver
Susy
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Senate Finance
Europe
Charles Henry Kent
Episcopal
Philippines
Thomas Witherell Palmer
Detroit
Senate
President Wilson
Tillman
Congress
Judiciary Committee
United States Senate
Mnance Committee
Rour
Mlinois River
LaSalle
Peru
Hlinolé Zine
George A. Bayless
Bayless Pulp and Paper Company
Frederick M. Hamlin
Wellaboro
Austin
Ohio Post Office
Standard Mercantile Company
Cleveland
Leopold Kahn
Theodore Roosevelt
Nbel
Marquette
Mich
George A. Newett
Ishpeming
Peona
Ill
Ug Hla
Inlaw
P. W. Adams
Harry Copeland
Red Oak
Okla
Fort Smith
Ark
International Bible Students’ Association
Hot Springs
Daily News. Publishing. Company
Canton
George V
Emily Wilding Davidson
Anmer
Mexico
Don Porfirio Diaz
Matamoros
Lucio Blanco
Sir Henry Curtis Bennett
Bow Street
Sir Henry
Great Britain
Central Court of London
Leonard Society
Sierra Leone
Africa
Indiana Masons
Indiana School For the Blind
Waa
Lola Walling
Higlerett ‘Addington
Ralph Brown
Pearl Roach
Mount
Russell Harrigan
Industria
Genevieve Wiley
Katheryn Schneider
Marie Heider
Pearl Brown
Ethel Strafner
Elizabeth ‘Schrodes
Maud ‘Schneider
Hillis Thompson
Fred Schwartz
Russell Harraon
Liebesfreud
Noioling
Sectecsoeteos Mpedsler
Addresa
Meni Arere Ee Nenne ‘Siston
Gov. Vernor Ralst
Cavatina
Enant
Lazarus
Russell Harrieon
Sanadalion
Walling
Ws Pean
Everett Addingt
Ohl
Voral Flotoc Endabis
Russell Harrngan
Nies
Opag
Rachmaninoff
George 3. Wilson
L. H. Millikan
Adelaide M. Carman
Zora Tomlinson
Abram C. Pilkenton
Friend F. Wiley
Louis M. Dunlap
Municipal League
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