For Congress James M. Robinson Ticket Listing
County slate lists candidates for Representatives George Kell H J Smith Prosecuting Attorney N D Doughman County Treasurer L Cass Hunter Sheriff Albert Melching Surveyor Charles Brans trator Coroner Dr J H Kappel Assessor Thomas Greer County Commissioners Second District M A Ferguson Third District John Orff
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George Kell
H. J. Smith
N. D. Doughman
L. Cass Hunter
Albert Melching
Charles Branstrator
J. H. Kappel
Thomas Greer
M. A.ferguson
John Orff
Gold standard victories touted as mill closures rise
A chain of dispatches claims the gold standard will ruin cotton trade by forcing shutdowns. Lawrence Mills plans to close July 17 affecting 2,500 workers. Providence mills suspend in July and August. Falls River mills sign two month closures. Royal Clay Manufacturing in Ohio cited as largest sewer pipe maker faces cuts.
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Cotton Department
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Mass
Providence
R. L
Falls River
Royal Clay Manufacturing Company
Urichsville
Ohio
The money contraction blamed for mill misery
The piece argues that mill managers ignore the core issue of reduced purchasing power caused by a cut in prices and a shrinking money supply. It links demonetization, gold standard pressure, and silver loss to widespread poverty and business depression, urging farmers and others to demand relief.
Spain’s costly effort in Cuba seen as futile war for freedom
A leading Madrid paper cites Spain’s $19,321,000 outlay to subdue Cuba, detailing hundreds of officers and vast quantities of arms. It lauds Cuban resolve, noting 70 million Americans praying for independence and predicting Cuba’s eventual triumph after continued bloodshed. The piece frames Cuba’s fight as heroic and fated for success.
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Madrid
Spain
Cuba
America
United States
England
Sheridan Dry Forces Quart Shops Out Under Nicholson Law
Sheridan moves to curb liquor sales under Nicholson law forcing all quart shops to close by licensing them at 100 dollars a year. Town council employs general welfare clause to regulate and restrain sale of intoxicating liquors, achieving widespread shutdowns.
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Sheridan
George B. Lanham
McMath and Stahl
Fourth of July Celebration in Lafayette Dedicates Soldiers' Home
Lafayette on June 30 reports preparations for a major Fourth of July celebration in Tippecanoe County. The State Soldiers' Home trustees will dedicate new buildings, inviting Governor Matthews and Indiana officials to review the improvements. A grand fireworks display at Columbian Park will cap the day with thirty-five pieces, including Welcome and Good Night.
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Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
State Soldiers’ Home
Indiana
James R. Carnahan
Richard P. DeHart
Matthews
Caylor
I. N. Walker
Lew Wallace
Board of Commissioners
Tippecanoe
Not a Novice in Rascality Richmond Swindler Arrested
Richmond June 30 J B Rodman in the case of a check swindler arrested Friday night proves not a novice in the profession. He posed as a traveling adleaman of the Karl Marx Cigar company New York and passed two checks 50 at a hotel and 75 at a jeweler receiving change and a diamond ring. Max Marx Co know of no such man Rodman had a part in city and two others to do wholesale swindling involved in the same scheme.
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Richmond
J. B. Rodman
Karl Marx Cigar Company
New York
Max; Marx 6c Co
Nervous plaintiff wins damages in spine case
In court the plaintiff Miss Thompson appeared extremely nervous and claimed a spinal deformity. A company witness argued the deformity was feigned, while Dr. Royal Whitman testified the spine curvature was likely not real. The plaintiff recovered the stated damages despite contrary testimony.
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Royal Whitman
Polyclinic Hospital
Miss Thompson
Wage scale talks and baseball notes from June 30
A Pittsburg wage scale conference ended with an apparent favorable compromise for workers on last year’s scale with minor changes, while tin plate and iron scales face tougher talks. In Western Association baseball Dusavys Iowa, eight clubs will finish the season with $1,000 guarantees each. Rusie’s NY contract dispute ends unfavorably for Rusie, and Cleveland captain Tebeau is fined $200. A trunk believed to be Pegan alias French’s body was found near Brain near Superior. Pemberton Mills to shut down July 3 for two months.
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Pittsburg
Youngstown
Dusvavs
Western Base Ball Association
Rusie
New York
Tebeau
Cleveland
Wrst Superior
Wis
Pegan
French
Marshall Town
Brai
Lawrence
Mass
Pemberton Mills
Cuban insurgents warn residents of Havana
Cuban insurgents warn Havana residents they plan to blow up the city. Ardello Loomis of Minneapolis met Clard Lesser at St. Louis and in seventeen hours they wed, a fact now public. G L Marks jailed in Chicago for stealing paving on Morgan Street. The sultan grants amnesty to Crete. Patrick Collins, a laborer, drowns in a Chicago ditch after visiting several saloons. Clarence Morton, 17, of Charlton Iowa, made counterfeit nickels for his baby brother. Thieves steal through Christian Haas Chicago home, taking a trunk with $50 and notes totaling 2500. Stephen Logeza declared innocent after serving five years for murder. real killer under surveillance. John E. Moore, grocer at 496 East Forty-seventh Street Chicago, assigns assets of 1600 with liabilities 1600 to W T McEldowney. Thomas Thornton, brother of songwriter James Thornton, shot and killed by Patrolman Allingham in New York during highway-robbery arrest. Weather forecast for Indiana Michigan Wisconsin predicts fair, warmer, southerly winds. overall conditions to follow.
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Havana
Ardello P. Loomis
Minneapolis
Clarence Morton
Charlton
Christian Haas
Chicago
Stephen Logeza
Pittsburg
John E. Moore
East Forty-seventh Street
W. T. McEldowney
Thomas F. Thornton
James Thornton
Allingham
New York
Thornton
Attractive two week lake tour prize offered by The Evening Post
The Evening Post offers the most popular self supporting young lady in the city a two week all expenses paid tour with an escort to the lakes after July 1. Prize includes railroad steamboat hotel and cab fare plus a Soa sightseeing trip. Coupons may be submitted weekly with entrants credited accordingly. Current leaders include Mary Falvy Wayne Knitting Mills Elva Beagle Emme GC Wallace Jessie Aiken Rose Kellar. Also noted is a Teachers' Excursion to Buffalo with discounted round trip tickets via B&O R R for July 5 6 and return eligibility to September 1.
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Post
Mary Falvy
Wayne Knitting Mills
Elva Beagle
M. D
Emme GC. Wallace
Jessie Aiken
Rose Kellar
Buffalo
National Educational Association
Chicago
Cleveland
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co
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Queen & Crescent
Aincarnon
Cincinnati
the Evening Post
Mr. Burns
East Berry Street
Tribune Building
Frank S. Gray
Postoffice
Fort Wayne
Ind
Congress
James M. Robinson
the County Ticket
iSwindler
TRON
Rosie
Washington
Michigan
Wisconsin
Evening Post
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Co
Cincinnati & Louisville
R. R
Northern Ohio Railway Co
C.F. Dany
H. C. Paneer
Sem
DR. Kilwer
A. J. Keller
Law Bik., Calhoun, and
Washing Boulevard
Centlivre
Standard Medical and Surgical Institute
N. R. Wenger
Calhoun Street
Bryant
Creighton Ave
Fox Street
Everett & Doude
Mackinac
Detroit
Petoskey
Toledo
Gisveland
Irken
Emmett Martin
Indianapolis
Denison
Mennonite Book Concern
East Main Street
J.B. Monninc
Arcade
Te Or Business Enterprisea
Orater
Cn Woner
Pace
Te Wits
Spagna
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