McBride Roars At Dublin Platform Demands King Visit Answer
A Rotunda meeting in Dublin deteriorates into a riot led by Mrs. Maud Gonne era figure Mrs. McBride. She demands whether Lord Mayor Harrington would receive King Edward VII if he visits Ireland. John Redmond and Harrington face interruptions as chairs fly and injuries mount.
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Denmark farmers form dairy co operatives for five year record
The passage describes Danish farmers forming a dairy cooperative with twelve farmers, each weighing feed and milk for every cow over five years to record returns. It argues for one milker per dozen cows to improve efficiency and notes the milk selling business boosts beef imports and reduces beef cattle production. It also discusses road tires, horse feeding, and humane currycomb use.
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Ine
Denmark
England
Elkhart Health Official Warns of Smallpox Outbreak
Dr Thomas warns Elkhart faces several virulent smallpox cases and urges strict quarantine. He cites 18 total cases, with three new infections including Morris Haynes and A F Meinert. Sanitary measures include reporting violations, and Dr Thomas uses formaldehyde and pix cresol precautions.
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Johnson Street
Morris Haynes
Simonton Street
A. F. Meinert
Corona Street
Wesley Stouder
Amidon
King’s New Discovery Sells Hope for Lung Ailments
Carelessness causes railway wrecks and throat and lung troubles, but Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cols offers cure. Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester MA credits the remedy with saving her life. Guaranteed by Houseworth Bros Druggists. Price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
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Lois Cragg
Dorchester
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Electric Bitters Cured Kidney Trouble Says North Carolina Man
B F Bass of Fremont North Carolina reports severe kidney trouble improved after using Electric Bitters. He declares relief after a few doses and no sick days since. Neighbors also cured of rheumatism liver and kidney trouble and general debility. Available for 50 cents at Houseworth Bros Druggists.
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Telegraphist admits role in Hepburn mail robbery
Lima Ohio May 19 Walter Wilson a telegrapher confessed his guilt in the recent mail robbery at Hepburn.
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Affordable Emulsion Aids Baby Health At Fifty Cents
A small bottle of Scott's Emulsion costs fifty cents and lasts a baby about a month. The modest outlay supports ongoing health, with a few drops in each feeding helping growth and vigor.
Sailor S A Minnich Builds New Barn for Cider Season
Sailor S Minnich plans a large barn to house teams and feed customers traveling for cider season. The Patrician social is set for next Saturday at John Wayne's home. Stewart Gardner aims to move into a new house by the Fourth of July. Mr and Mrs Jonathan Cormany visit their daughter in Royalton Michigan. Miss Clara Warner of Cassopolis visits aunt Mrs Carleton Rhinehart. Wallace Shafer stays with Henry Lense near Ikhart. John Roberts of Adamsville called on friends in Sailor last Saturday.
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John Wayne
Stewart-Gardner
Jonathan Cormany
Royalton
Mich
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Cassopolis
Carleton Rhinehart
Wallace Shafer
Henry Lense
Ikhart
John Roberts
Adamsville
Las
Osolo News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mr. Mervin Dills, a Lake Shore railroad fireman, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dills. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Curtis spend Sunday with daughter Mrs. Morris Kirkendorfer in Sailor, Mich. The Patricians plan a social at John Wayne’s home on Saturday night May 23. Raymond Orick, Frank Cauffman and Guy Brusman visited Fred Neice Sunday. Mr. Milton and Harry Smith called on their best girls Sunday. John Hilbish bought a fine driving horse Monday. Miss Hazel Dills spent Sunday with Jessie Bickel. Miss Myrtle Curtis is on the sick list.
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Lake Shore
Charles Dills
F. P. Curtis
Morris Kirkendorfer
Sailor, Mich
John Wayne
Raymond Orick
Frank Cauffman
Guy Brusman
Fred Neice
Mr. Milton
De King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Health
An old advertisement claims De King’s New Life Pills “cut off maladies no matter how severe” and regardless of age. It appears in a drug store listing for Houseworth Bros Drug Store.
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Houseworth Bros
Milliner Files for Bankruptcy in South Bend Office
John Hart milliner has filed for bankruptcy with Referee Lambert in South Bend. Assets are listed at 595 dollars and liabilities at 2,146.58 dollars.
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Hart Milliner
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South “Bend
College plans cornerstone during June seventh week
The Commercial Exchange has pledged support for the college's new building project. Secretary J S Hartzler is away in the eastern county selling lots to Mennonite members to raise funds. A contract with the Exchange will be signed on his return to accelerate progress and lay the cornerstone during commencement week beginning June 7.
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Mennonite Church
Commercial Exchange
College
Hartzler
Willard Estate Dispute Sparks Mother Son Suit
Katherine Willard sues her son Stanford in circuit court to set aside an estate settlement of W Jonathan Willard and demand reapportionment. The estate is valued at 8006 dollars amid family discord.
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Stanford
W. Jonathan Willard
District M E Church Meeting in Goshen
The district meeting of the M. E. church is held in Goshen today to discuss the apportionment of benevolence and charity funds.
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M. E. Church
Goshen
Fund For Benevolences
Death of W. S. Meiser After Morphine Overdose
W. S. Meiser died in Goshen yesterday following an overdose of morphine. The body was shipped to Columbia City for burial this morning.
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W. S. Meiser
Goshen
Columbia City
Fear of dynamite halts subway work with guards and mobs
In New York on May 20 authorities tightened security along the subway project after fears of dynamite attacks by striking workers. Police and armed watchmen guarded stored explosives and banned lingering near the sites while a 300 man Italian crowd clashed with non union workers and was dispersed by police.
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Marion and
Elm
Proposals for Settlement of Chicago Laundry Strike
Chicago May 20 Proposals for settlement of the laundry strike were made today by the union workers. They say they will return to work if the owners agree to pay the union scale. The workers reserve the right to strike at any time. The owners submitted a counter proposition that the employees return to work but pledge themselves not to strike again.
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Chicago
Powder Explosion Destroys Five Buildings in Madrid
A powerful blast at a fireworks factory in Madrid on May 20 killed ten and wounded fourteen. The explosion started a fire, leveled part of the building, and destroyed five structures where a large amount of gunpowder was stored.
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Rous
Catalonia
Abandoned Town Faces Aftermath of Repeated Rockslides
In the wake of multiple rockslides the town struggles to recover as residents abandon homes and key facilities. Officials warn of ongoing safety risks while aid teams assess collapsed and damaged structures.
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Atean
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