Distinct Speakers at National Farmers Convention in St Paul
The Allied National Farmers association and National Grain Growers' Association opened a six day session in St Paul Minnesota with Governor Van Sant and Mayor Smith welcoming attendees. Notables include James Wilson James J Hill and George H Phillips among others as about one hundred thousand people attend. The aim is to unite farmers worldwide to educate defend against trusts and encroachment while promoting fair prices and revenue along the producer to consumer path. The gathering highlights the era’s rural progress and the holiday like atmosphere as farmers travel via cheap rail to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul
Great Northern
Archbishop Ireland
W. E. Mason
John Lind
Minnesota
Joseph Leiter
W. D. Washburn
James H. Kyle
Industrial Commission
Gustav Ruhland
University Fribourg
Switzerland
George H. Phillips
Chicago
S. H. Greeley
J. C. Hanley
St. Paul
M. P. Morgan
National Grain Growers
Farmera
Agriculturists
Root Arrives at Buffalo for Exposition Visit
Elihu Root Secretary of War arrives in Buffalo June 10 to be met by Pan-American exposition Director General Buchanan and Capt P C Hains. The Root party includes Major Generals Corbin and Young, Colonel and Mrs Johnston, and Miss Edythe Patten. Mrs Root and her daughter are due today.
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Root
Buffalo
N. Y
Elihu Root
William L. Buchanan
P. C. Hains
United States Army
Corbin
Young
Johnston
Edythe Patten
Nobleman Dies in a Cell in Washington
Edward de Duphane aged 385, known as Edgar de Chambord, died in a Washington police cell after arrest for intoxication. He was the sole heir to a French earldom and an exile from France. The incident occurred in Winchester, Virginia, with the death noted on June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Edward de Duphane
Washington, D. C
France
Edgar de Chambord
Headless Woman Found Near Chelmsford Center
The headless body of a woman about 20 years old was found in a remote area near Chelmsford Center in Lowell Massachusetts on June 10. Ellweer Hildreth, town farm superintendent, and William Baker of Chelmsford helped, but the search for the head was not successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Chelmsford Center
Ellweer
Hildreth
William Baker
Chelmsford
Feud Turns Fatal: Bonhomme Shoots Delureya in Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana on June 10 Joe Bonhomme and Philip Delureya quarreled over an old feud. Bonhomme shot Delureya three times twice in the neck and once in the arm. Delureya survived but is fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend
Vincennes
Ind
Joe Bonhomme
Philip Delureya
Bonhomme
Delureya
Surgeon Daly Dies By Own Hand In Pittsburg
Major W. H. Daly a prominent surgeon on General Miles staff in Porto Rico shot himself at his home in Pittsburg. The 59 year old widower gained fame during the Cuban War for his role in exposing embalmed beef. Miles called the death not surprising given recent bereavement and a grip illness.
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Pittsburg
W. H. Daly
Miles
Porto Rico
Mary Short
Washington
Daly
McKinley
Charles R. Greenleaf
Board of Army
Giant 225 Foot Tunnel Launched for Edison Powerhouse
A 1000 ton, 225 foot tunnel was launched at Lewis Nixon Shipyard Elizabethport into Arthur Kill watched by about 3000. The tube will carry water to the Edison powerhouse at 38th and 39th streets East River, planned to produce 133000 horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kil
New York
Lewis Nixon
Elizabethport
Arthur Kill
Edison
Thirty-eighth and
Thirty-ninth Street
East River
Laxative Tablets Deemed Best for Constipation Relief
Long time sufferer D. Hinman of Chicago praises Bailey's Laxative Tablets as the best remedy found in 86 years. The ad claims thousands of testimonials and notes chocolate coated 20 tablet and 60 tablet packages. Made by Lakeside Med Co Chicago and sold by Rushton’s Drug Store with a night dosage suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith D. Hinman
Mercantile Fire Ins. Co
Chicago
Bailey
Lakeside Med. Co
Rushton’s Drug Store
Gypsy Camp Manager Fatally Struck by Train
John Kelly, manager of a gypsy camp at Archer Avenue and Forty-sixth Street, died at the county hospital from injuries after being run over by a stock train at the Archer avenue crossing of the Chicago Terminal Transfer railway. He was on his way to the city on business when struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Kelly
Archer Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
County Hospital
Kelly
Synod Chooses Andrews Indiana For June Conference
The Michigan synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church voted to hold the next conference at Andrews Indiana on June 10. The meeting approved the seminary reports from St Charles Missouri and Elmhurst Illinois. Rev. T Graber of Francis County Michigan delivered tonight’s sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
la Porte
Ind
Michigan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Charles
Elmhurst
Ill
T. Graber
Francis County
Michigan
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Dyspepsia Cure
Advertises a tonic claiming to cure dyspepsia and indigestion by regulating and toning the stomach. Frames burdock blood bitters as a permanent, prompt remedy for stomach discomfort.
Robbery at Sparta Depot by Masked Bandits
In Centralia Illinois on June 10 two masked men robbed the Mobile and Ohio depot in Sparta. They bound and gagged the night operator, locked him in a box car, blew the safe and got 300 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Ill
Mobile and Ohio
Sparta
Banner Salve Promoted At Rushton's Drag Store
A local notice promotes Banner Salve as a quick healer for cuts and bruises sold at Rushton's drag store. The ad urges customers to take no substitutes for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushton’s
Three Die As Skiff Capsizes On Dubuque Fishing Trip
A fishing party of five was struck by a squall at Hagle Point near Dubuque Iowa and capsized. Julius Guderian aged 50 and his wife 45 and Mrs Nicholas Kolle 45 drowned. Two boys in the party were rescued by a ferry boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Hagle Point
Julius Guderian
Nicholas Kolle
Skiff Swamps Off North Essington Drowning Three Girls
Six persons aboard a skiff on the Delaware River near North Essington were thrown overboard in a squall. Three girls died: Rosie Koons 17, Mary Koons 19, Mamie Traynor 22. They were guests of the Federal Boat Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Delaware River
North Essington
Rosie Koons
Mary Koons
Mamie Traynor
Federal Boat Club
Crown in Evading Capture
An American named Constantine Scandal was robbed on a train between Modane and St. Michel while asleep. He pursued three thieves who fled into the River Arc and all perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambery
France
Constantine
Modane
St. Michel
Saint-Jean-De- Maurienne
Mother's Dream Foretold Tragic River Drownings
In Evansville Indiana on June 10, the mother of 11 year old Clifford Long dreamed her son and 12 year old Clarence Reno would die by drowning. The two boys fell from a barge into the river yesterday and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Chfford Long
Clarence Reno
Drowning At Summit Lake In Akron Tragedy
Oliver Crosier Emil Bergdorf and Michael Shay were crossing Summit Lake in a boat when Bergdorf rocked the craft causing it to overturn. Crosier and Bergdorf drowned while Shay survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Oliver Crosier
Emil Bergdorf
Summit Lake
Michael Shay
Bergdorf
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Ad Promotes Pain Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil for burns or cuts. The copy invites buying at druggists and hints at medicinal relief offered by the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
New Method to Extract Gold Tested in Fort Wayne
The Hicks process tested in Fort Wayne fails to revolutionize current gold field methods. Ninety four eight pounds of Dahlonega ore yielded 800.48 dollars in gold, with 1.76 dollars worth in tailings. nearly 200 mining experts from the West and South observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
America
Dahlonega
Detective Richardson Sentenced to Prison in Bribery Case
Memphis detective W. S. Richardson was affirmed sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for bribing a jury in a large damage suit. The case recalls his past sensational career including involvement with five in custody who died under mysterious circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Supreme Court
Richardson
South
Mrs McKinley Still In Danger As Health Improves Slightly
Washington June 10 Mrs McKinley’s health shows slight improvement late this week but remains gravely endangered. Doctors report no material change in her critical condition and hope feels fragile amid the ongoing attack.
Patient claims cure after Foley's Kidney Cure trial
A patient reports kidney trouble and ineffective remedies before trying Foley's Kidney Cure, stating after three bottles they are cured. The testimonial appears from Rushton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Rushton
Battle kills and wounds in Batangas clash in Philippines
In Lipa Batangas a fight with insurgents left Lieutenant Anton Springer of the Twenty first infantry dead. Captain W H Wilhelm Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee Jr Lieutenant Charles R Ram say and five enlisted men wounded.
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Philippines
Manila
Lipa
Province of
Batangas
Anton Springer
Twenty-first Infantry
W. H. Wilhelm
Fitzhugh Lee, Jr
Charles R. Ramsay
Wreck Explodes Dynamite In New York Rail Collision
At Vestal near Binghamton ten miles west of the city a railroad wreck killed six men and injured several others. The double header freight rear ended a stationary train where a large dynamite load exploded, killing Elmer Polhemus William Meddick Theodore Polhemus J M Kelly Mattice engineer Wetherbee and fatally injuring endangered workers including Lonegan and George Mattice.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Lackawanna
Vestal
Here
Elmer Polhemus
William Meddick
Theodore Polhemus
J. M. Kelly
Mattice
Wetherbee
Lonegan
George Mattice
Fortune Unearthed in Hartford Trunk Find
William Warner a traveling man from New Haven discovers a trunk full of letters proving stock in Adams and United States Express companies. He arrives in Hartford and learns he has $48,000 in accrued interest plus property valued at $250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
William Warner
New Haven
Adams
United States Express
Warner
Debarring Premium Offer Letters From Mails
The post office department will issue an order barring from second class mail those publications that use premiums or prize incentives to attract subscribers.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Gift Supports Cumberland Presbyterian College Decatur Ill
Mr and Mrs Jesse Glaze of Princeton Indiana donate 1000 dollars to Cumberland Presbyterian college to be built at Decatur Illinois and 750 dollars to churches in southern Indiana, announced June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois College
Princeton
Ind
Jesse Glaze
Cumberland Presbyterian College
Decatur
Ill
Indiana
Rocky Mountain Tea Claims Universal Constipation Cure
An advertisement asserts Rocky Mountain Tea cures constipation in all forms and warns neglect or poor treatment leads to disability or death. The claim urges readers to ask their druggist for the 85 cent remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Penn
Rockefeller Influence Questioned at Euclid Avenue Church
Cleveland reverend Dr. C A Eaton, newly installed at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, faced questions of Rockefeller influence after his reception speech. He stated his goal to serve God and share friendship with all, regardless of wealth, affirming that manhood is the measure of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
C. A. Eaton
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Eaton
Question Powderly Order and tuberculosis immigrants
The Tribunes notes that leading New York physicians fear Powderly's immigration tuberculosis ban may provoke retaliatory actions by other nations. They warn such measures could trap consumptives, forcing them to remain in the United States, and may trigger state and municipal restrictions that keep consumptives at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powderly
New York
the Tribuns
T. V.powderly
Commissioner-General
Tin Plate Firm Plans Big Expansion in Joliet
Joliet Illinois June 10 It is unofficially announced that the American Tin Plate Company with a 4 million dollar plant here will enlarge its works creating a business that will employ 1500 men and carry a weekly payroll of 15000. The company is part of United States Steel and will use the E B J and E railroad. If built the new plant will be on this road and the outlook for tin plate is brighter than ever.
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Joliet
Ill
American Tin Plate Company
American
United States Steel Company
E. B. J. & E. Railroad
Edward Moran Dies Artist From Overwork In New York
Edward Moran marine and landscape painter died at his apartment and studio 384 Fifth Avenue New York after a year long struggle with a complication of diseases. Born August 19 1839 in Bolton Lancashire England Moran suffered from overwork driving him to studio sessions from dawn until late.
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Edward Moran
New York
Fift Avenue
Mr. Moran
Bolton
Lancashire
England
Funeral for Rev Dr Maltbie D Babcock in New York
The funeral for Rev Dr Maltbie D Babcock will be held at Brick Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr Henry Van Dyke officiating. The body lies aboard the North German Lloyd steamship Trave due in New York next Tuesday.
Aguinaldo for Congress If He Returns as Delegate
Don Manuel De Aguirre, brother-in-law to Aguinaldo, traveling through Los Angeles to New Orleans, says Aguinaldo will not visit America but may seek representation for the Philippines. He claims the Filipino populace favored peace and that rebel generals are brigands who will surrender when followers tire. He predicts Aguinaldo could be sent to Congress if he returns to politics.
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Pinos
Los Angeles
Cal
Don Manuel de Aguirre
Emelio Aguinaldo
New Orleans
Manila
Aguinaldo
America
Cavite
de Aguirre
United States
Kidney Disorder Warning and Cure Claim
An advertisement asserts that low energy backache and fatigue signal kidney disorder and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure to restore strength by making the kidneys well. It recommends Rushton's Drug Store as the retailer and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Rushton
Ten Hart in Train Wreck Near Greenswood Station
The east bound Frisco passenger train No. 108 wrecked at Greenswood sixty miles east of Wichita injuring ten people with two fatalities. The fatally injured are conductor E A Hckers and Mrs H W Smith of Nawerk Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Greenswood
Here
E. A. Hckers
H. W. Smith
Nawekirk
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E. O. DeWarr & Co
Houseworth Bros
Harges
Kennedy É Keagan
Walnut St
Cincinnati
Sterling Remedy Company
Agustus Ruggles
Greater New York Medical Association
Ays
Damon Royay
Diamond Drug CO
W.b’way
N.Y
Wm. Eliott
West Ave
Rochester
Parker
Wever
tTikers of
The
Seil
Gen. Miles
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Elkhart
C. H. Leonard
E. B. Felt
Depot
Mr. Rockefeller’s
Congress
A. W. Chase
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