The Daily Review editorial on crops and industry
The Elkhart paper prints an editorial stance on weather and harvest, comments on fraternal student groups in Adrian high schools, and critiques public attitudes toward corporations and dividends. It highlights the book The Romance of the Reaper by Doubleday Page and Co, praising its account of the reaping machine and its impact on food supply.
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Adrian
Doubleday, Page & Co
New York
Hubert N. Casson
McCormick
Deering
Appleby
Cleveland's Advice Letter to World Outlines Democratic Principles
The late ex president's parting letter to the New York World dated March 14 presents his view of the true principles of the Democratic party and a republican form of government. He responds to what is the best principle and policy to give the party new life, addressing the editor directly.
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Cleveland
New York World
the World
Democratic Party Calls for Honest Conservatism and Stability
The speaker urges the Democratic Party to embrace honest conservatism, constitutional limits, and steadiness against clamor or exploitation. He argues democracy stands for rest, peace, reassurance, and broad appeal beyond his party, warning against centralization of power, court limits, and personal constitutional interpretation.
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Democratic Party
St Joseph County Republicans Announce Ticket for Local Races
In St Joseph County on Saturday the Republican slate named candidates for multiple offices. Gilbert Elliott and William B. Schaefer run for Representative. Millard F. Kerr for Sheriff. Marshel Hughes for Treasurer. Cyrus K. Pattee for Prosecuting Attorney. Dr. Stanley A. Clark for Coroner. Ralph Keller for Surveyor. County Commissioners: John Layton for Middle District and Isaac Reamer for Western District. The prosecutor race saw Fred Gabriel and E F Seebirt lose on the third ballot with Pattee securing 169 votes. Elkhart Township voters nominated F B Leaming for Trustee and Daniel M M Bowser for Assessor, with Bowser renomination and Leaming having been appointed six months ago.
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St. Joseph
Gilbert A. Elliott
South Bend
William B. Schaefer
Elkhart
Millard F. Kerr
Mishawaka
Marshel Hughes
Cyrus KE. Pattee
Stanley A. Clark
Ralph Keller
John Layton
Isaac Reamer
Liberty
Living ex-presidents through U S history
The article recounts periods with no living ex presidents and moments when multiple ex presidents coexisted. It notes sequences from 1825 to 1826 with Adams Jefferson Madison and Monroe, then tracks later eras from Johnson to Hayes Grant Arthur Cleveland Harrison McKinley and beyond, highlighting who was alive at key transitions.
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United States
Johnson
Hayes
Grant
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Partial solar eclipse thrills readers across region
The Sunday forenoon event drew crowds using smoked glasses to view the sun. The annular path crossed Tampa and Mexico, with observers noting the sun's bright ring around the moon. Scientists limited observations to time checks. academics deem total eclipses essential for study.
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Tampa
City of Mexico
Bermudas
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Dam at Berrien Springs Aims Higher than Mishawaka
Report on the Berrien Springs dam project, described as a vast undertaking by Chapin interests controlling four St. Joseph river dams. The piece notes public attention waning after past projects and underscores the dam line's significance to the St. Joseph valley. It also mentions the Chicago, South Bend & Lake Shore railway starting operations on the South Bend to Michigan line.
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South Bend
Berrien Springs
Mishawaka
St. Joseph Valley
Chapin
St. Joseph River
Ilkhart
Island
Buchanan
Chicago
Sermons and temperance addressed across area churches
Sunday services at St John s Episcopal and several area churches featured sermons on courage faith and the dangers of the saloon. Rev C S Champlin preached at St John s on Psalm 1444, while Rev J A Rondthaler spoke at the Presbyterian church. Ex City Judge C C Raymer condemned taverns and temperance themes and local youth choirs performed.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
C. S. Champlin
St. John's Episcopal Church
Hal McCann
C. H. Reding
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Rondthaler
Chicago
L. S. Hall
State Christian Endeavor
Evansville
God
Trinity M. E. Church
C .C. Raymer
Death of Brother Polycart at Notre Dame Cathedral
Brother Polycart, born John Hanley in 1842 at Green Bay, Wisconsin, and a longtime Corby Hall custodian at Notre Dame, died suddenly during Mass after kneeling in prayer at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Fellow brothers were present but could not revive him.
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Polycart of
Notre Dame
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Brother Polycart
John Hanley
Green Bay
Wis
Brotherhood
Corby Hall
Rifle Range Results From Goshen Range Meet
Scores from Cos Co B F and G rifle teams show Swartz Chaffee Swinehart Kimble Pease Herald Schrock Showalter Groll Noel Uhl Nicholson Bressler Anderson Sergi and Swinehart qualifying on 1000 yard expert standard. Singer sewing plant in South Bend begins two week inventory halt. Delicatessen store ad follows.
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Cos
Goshen
Totil Swartz, Co
Chaffee, Co
Swinehart
Kimble, Co
Pease, Co
Herald, Co. G
Schrock, Co. G
Showalter, Co. G
Groll, Co. E
Noel, Co. G
Uhl, Co. F
Nicholson, Co. E
Bressler
Co. E
Anderson
Sergi, Chaffee
Co. I
Co. F
South Bend
Co. G
Singer Sewing Machine Factory
Eulogized by Roosevelt at Cleveland Funeral
Judson Harmon recounts a Royal Roosevelts address at the Cleveland funeral. Roosevelt summoned the two cabinets to the chamber of death and delivered an eloquent tribute to the life and death of President Cleveland. Hoke Smith Vilas Olney Carlisle Herbert Harmon and others stood near the bier as the president spoke.
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Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Hoke Smith
Vilas
Olney
Carliste
Herbert
Harmon
New Railway Union Forms in Albany Nine Division
Albany division number nine of the Order of Railway Station Agents has organized in Albany. It includes workers from the New York Central and Delaware and Hudson railroads. The group calls for coordinated action to persuade the public and lawmakers for fair railroad freight rate increases to hasten economic recovery.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Central
Delaware and Hudson Companies
Miraculous hail reportedly bears Virgin images in France
In Remiremont a diocesan commission after 107 witnesses has affirmed a miracle. During a May hailstorm stones allegedly displayed images of the Virgin on their inner surface. Catholics see the event as divine rebuke to the city council over a proposed Virgin procession. The Academy of Sciences secretary cites scientific causes.
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Remiremont
France
The
Academy of Sciences
Panama Municipal Election in Colon Strong for Obaldia Opponents
In Colon on June 29 the Obaldia government ticket carried the municipal election by 94 votes. Voters reported orderly proceedings and the government party appeared discouraged by the result.
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Panama
Colon
Obaldia
Baseball Scoreboard Action Across Multiple Cities
Scores from games in St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and many cities. Hits and errors tallied for Pittsburg St Louis Detroit Chicago Cleveland and others with both first and second games shown and subsequent Sunday notes.
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St. Louis
St. Lois
Pittsburg
Willis
Phelps
St Louis
Beebe
Raymond
Lush
Hostetter
Brewers
Comnitz
Gibson
Higginbotham
Bliss
Chicago
Cincinnati
Campbell
McLean
Reulbach
Ksing
Weimer
Schleis
Pfeister
Kling
Cleveland
Joss and Thielman
N. Chirk
Davidson
Pel+ty
Dineen
Stephens and
Spencer
Detroit
Wits
Mullin
Summers
Thomas
Schmidt
Aldtrock
Walsh
Sullivan
Weaver
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Oleo Margarine Regulations Stand Endorsed
Secretary Wilson announces that the government inspection stamp requirements for oleomargarine will take effect July 1. He says federal law on the subject is clear and supports the regulation, aligning with daily interests and opposing oleomargarine manufacturers.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Congress
Express Steamer Service to Mackinac Expanded
D. and C. Line now operates daily trips from Detroit to Mackinac with the City of St. Ignace as the express boat. The line runs three weekly trips Detroit Alpena Mackinac, and with City of Mackinac and City of Alpena provides daily northern Michigan resort service. Send for illustrated timetable and fare details from D. & C. Line, 6 Wayne St., Detroit.
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D. & C. Line
Detroit
Mackinac
City of St. Ignace
D. & C. Northern Division
Alpena
City of Mackinac
City of Alpena
Michigan
Big Children's Matinee at Bucklen Theatre July 4
Empire Stock Co. presents a large holiday matinee Saturday afternoon at Bucklen theatre. Each child receives a fireworks Specialty souvenir. Admission ten cents for all. The four hour event promises family entertainment. In South Bend authorities discharge William Zimmerman for responsibility in a fatal shooting of his wife.
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Empire Stock Co
Bucklen Theatre
South Bend
William Zimmerman
Reception by Mrs Decker at federation convention
Boston June 29 The ninth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs drew 3000 or more women who enjoyed a quiet Sunday with an informal reception hosted by federation president Mrs Sarah S Decker at the Hotel Vendome as the day’s main event.
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Decker
Boston
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Sarah 8. Decker
Hotel Vendome
Two Negroes Lynched in Georgia Near Waycross
June 29 report says Walter Wilkins and Albert Baker, both African American men, were lynched by a mob of about a thousand near the eastern edge of Waycross after being brought from Wayne County. One was charged with raping fourteen year old Wiley Wainwright’s daughter.
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Georgia
Waycross
Walter] Wilkins
Albert Baker
Wayne County
Wiley Wainwright
Gallaher Stricken With Paralysis En Route to Bloomington
Albert L. Gallaher of the secret service, traveling from St Paul to Bloomington, Ind, collapsed with paralysis. Gallaher stood beside President McKinley when he was assassinated in Buffalo and seized the murderer's revolver.
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Bloomington
Ind
St. Paul
Albert L. Gallaher
Governernt Secret Service
Gallaher
McKinley
Buffalo
Wright Seeks Quiet Room Upon Arrival in Washington
General Luke E. Wright, set to succeed William H. Taft as secretary of war, arrived in Washington on Wednesday and went straight to his hotel seeking a quiet room after two weeks of travel.
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Wright
Washington
Luke KE. Wright
William H. Tafta
Wen
Italian Wife Ends Life in Norfolk By Self Immolation
Camelia Sansone, wife of Marino Sansone, an Italian fruit dealer, committed suicide in Norfolk Virginia by pouring gasoline on her clothing and igniting it with a match. She died from the burns.
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Norfolk
Camelia Sansone
Marino Sansone
Duty Free Scenery Travel Rules Potent in Canada
Canada will waive customs duties on scenery for traveling theatrical companies as ordered by the minister of customs. The sixth triennial diocesan council of the Roman Catholic church requires every St. Louis priest to make a will, announced by Archbishop Glennon. Governor Johnson is notified of Augustana College Rock Island Ti granting him a Doctor of Laws degree. The Atlantic battleship fleet plans to reassemble in San Francisco harbor this week ahead of a July 7 departure for Honolulu.
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Canada
Glennon
St. Louis
John A. Johnson
Augustana College
Rock Island
San Francisco
Honolulu
Memory Training and Workplace Courtesy Noted
A Stuttgart Familienblatt item extols memory training for children via daily memorization, claiming memory is the easiest faculty to cultivate. A Chicago Record-Herald snippet quotes an employer noting a young worker’s punctuality, with the reply “Thank you, sir” and the line “For noticing: 41.”
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Chicago
Record- Herald
Practice Talk Prompts a Yonkers Pageant Child
The Yonkers Statesman recalls a mother and daughter exchange about manners. The girl argues that practicing conversation is needed to become a proper lady, highlighting pastimes and social expectations in a small domestic scene.
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Ethel
Mamma
Yonkers Statesman
A Contradiction in a Woman's Age Unclear Motives
A fragmented note questions the certainty of a woman’s age and hints at social expectations. The garbled text implies speculative judgment and ambiguity around personal identity in a terse exchange.
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