Saloonists Arrested After Good Citizens League Action
Thirteen saloon keepers faced affidavits for violating screen laws as Good Citizens League workers urged church and city reform. Warrants served on eleven. several places closed or opened screens as patrols checked compliance. Law aims at third conviction to trigger license revocation under Nicholson Law.
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Good Citizens’ League
W- Houser
Agan
League
Diany Touths
Arthur B. Gareher
William M Swaine
Michael Bo Knouse
William Torrey
Air
Willson
Melville A. Magon
Good’ Citizens
Tars
Ninde
Ofice
Hawthorn
Rayhouser
H. Raden
Thoms Baker
Ray C. Reaser
William J. Heltmiller
Barber
Harry Ninde
Sitle
Anti-Saloon League
Nicholson Inn
Nicholson
Earlog
Gentry Shows Arrive for Northeastern Indiana Engagement
The Famous Gentry Shows camp near the base ball park to entertain northeastern Indiana and Kilena children. Now in their seventeenth year the show promises rain or shine performances with animal acts and a street parade at 19520 this morning. Two matinees are scheduled at 2750 and later in the evening with reserved seating in the big tent.
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Ball Park
Indiana
Ktelena
Famons Gentry
Helmg
Han J
Pars
Gentry Shaw
Hana
Ehhe Eiven
Denexi Berginen
Kerr
Bianec J' Sion
Menacerie
Cocktails row stirs Fairbanks temperance row in Chicago
In Chicago a dispute over cocktails allegedly served at a Roosevelt event ties Vice-President Fairbanks to anti liquor factions. Methodist leaders and temperance activists condemn the action as improper for a national figure and warn it could affect his campaign. In Indianapolis railway men move toward stronger church and labor ties to influence politics.
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Chicago
Fairbanks
Aleet
Baltimore
Agitariig
Chicago Methodiste
Roosevelt
Oridge
David D. Thompson
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Fulry
William A. Fuarle
St. James M. B
Shirel’ S
Indiana Confeyance
Lquor
Altaly
dMethndtels
Women's Christian Temperance Anion
Fairhnk
Josh
Indianapolis
Ind
Railway
Indiana
L. Feick
Brotherhood, of
Railway, Trainwen
J. J. Dermody
St. Louis
John F., NeNamee
Firemen and Enginemen's Journal
Crosby
Order of ‘Halfway Conductors
GL. Griffith
Meeling
Grand Lodge
Gether
Rockefeller Did Not Attend Church In New York State
Reported from Tarrytown New York that John J Rockefeller did not attend church as planned due to risk. He was said to be leaving early for Cleveland. In Battle Creek Michigan eleven people were killed in a bridge collapse during a train excursion.
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Tarrytown
John J. Rockefeller
New York
Pontite Hills
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Tinea
Aned
Robert
Agout
Aix
Coolest June in seventy five years shocks Washington
June 30 report notes Washington DC had the coolest June in 75 years with anomalies across New England and the mid Atlantic. Forecasters cite atmospheric pressure patterns over Canaries and offshore storms driving unusual cooling. Strong ocean winds contributed to the aberrant weather across the northeastern states.
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Washingtax
Washington, D.C
Nirkame
New England
Inke
The Life of Francis Murphy the Temperance Evangelist
A long obituary recounts Francis Murphy born in County Wexford who rose from a troubled youth to a temperance reformer. After a deadly tavern incident in Portland he was jailed, found faith in prison, and became a renowned speaker promoting abstinence and the pledge movement across the United States and Europe.
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Francis 4Lurphy
County
Wexford
Ireland
United States
Boston
Drviver
Rooney
Iimself
Portland
Peegete Murphy
Favern
Atan
Patrick Murray
Houe
Murray
Murphy
Manglanatte
Thang
Ronnte
Mr. Murphy
Avwaithus Lal
Sturdevant
Pit
Jesus Christ
Pittsburg
New Pnaland
Hic
Pennsylvania
Lilirare Fall
Ipitshore
Anna
Mfr Murphyhmeagt
Pitsburg
Sasa Freewill Marine
Philadelphia
England
Scotland
Catted States
Grand Prix Auto Race Plans in France on Tuesday
Preparations are complete for the Grand Prix contest of the automobile club of France set for Tuesday. The Dieppe Londinaire course covers 70 kilometers, to be run ten times, with a closed triangular route and eight thousand soldiers stationed around the track to keep mobs away. Thirty eight entrants from 14 firms include Duray and contestants Eliott, Shepard, and Walter G. Christie, with competitors from France, Hungary, Belgium, Garin, England, Switzerland and the United States.
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Tnepph
France
Automobile Lib
Fragee
HiaBun
Garin
Eliott
F Shepard
Walter G. Christie
Racing for Worlds Championship in Paris event results
In Paris a day of rings for the world championship featured the 1100 meter race won by Frenchman Devoissiig in one minute and two seconds. Marechal, another French competitor, won the five kilometer event on points, tallying seven points.
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Paris
Diercle
Lie
Automobile Casualties In diamavolis and Surrounds
A multi-figure road accident report details a collision on the Munele division of the Clon Traction company line. Several passengers were injured, one possibly fatally, with one woman and others rescued from the wreckage. the machine involved was large and speed was a factor.
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Daries
Tex
New Trolley Road Fine One Open For Local Traffic
Loganport to Lafayette extension touted as world class trolley route. U L Weber led engineering efforts through rivers islands and private rights of way at Delphi and Logansport. Line runs 114 miles with gentle grades up to 1.5 percent and will serve daily local and limited service between Post Wayne and Lafayette.
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Logansport-Lafayette
Wayne & Wabassy Vais
Loganepert
Ralronda
Cormad Ubalmelions
Delphi
Tie Company
Logansgrrt
Jatfayette
Idue
Fast Survive
Wabash Stern
Raul
Lafayette
Fors Wadlatanne
Hirhyvight Wikks
Teagtt
Litwag
Sabatallang
Tourrrans
Post Wayne
Lafaruite
New York City Faces Garbage Strike and Citywide Plight
June 30 New York City experiences a sweeping strike as 2,000 garbage collectors and many wagon drivers halt work. The disruption threatens sanitation as the ramfort of the millions grapples with mounting waste and public health concerns. City services strain amid disrupted garbage removal and looming peril to daily life.
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New York
New York City
Gariaen Situninn Sp
Wales
Former Mayor of Huntington Dead
Special to the Tournameee Huntington William Randolph, who served as mayor and justice of the peace in Huntington, died of old age at 2 a.m. He was born in Warren County, Ohio, in 180? and moved to Huntington after 1832, entering the sailing business and settling in the city in 1870. He served two terms as mayor and many years as justice of the peace.
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Huntington
Tae
Anne
William Randolph
TSM
Warren County
EaiMtineton
France Promises Wine Fraud Crackdown and Tax Adjustments
Paris reports the government has passed vine fraud laws to curb watering and sugar adulteration in wine. Growers must file annual production and stock figures with mayors, aiding oversight from grower to dealer. A reduced sugar tax per 100 kilos was approved, and measures aim to limit market leakage and stabilize wine production amid unrest.
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Paris
Senate
Caillou
Tiuk Ue
Srapex
Erape
Rees
Swin Pfize
Weather notes and unsettled regional forecasts
The page describes showers and variable skies across multiple states including Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin with fair intervals forecast later. Winds shift from fresh nocturnal to southeast and west and a pole of unsettled conditions may recur as readings rise and fall throughout the period.
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Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Lawre Michima
The Counter Conspiracy in Western Federation Trial
Boise dispatch details a high profile conspiracy case involving Pinkerton agents Mine Owners' Association and Citizens' Alliance aimed at destroying the Western Federation of Miners. It outlines alleged inducements to Orchards confession against Haywood Moyer Pettibone and Adams, plus manufactured evidence and possible access to key officials to secure executions. The defense seeks to prove Pinkerton collusion with the state and governors to hang leaders while indicting others for the Independence depot killings. Trial coverage notes potential next week testimony by Warne or Adams and court-ordered extended sessions with defense pressure.
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Boise
Idaho
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Aseoclation
Citizens’ Alliance
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Wiliam D. Haywood
Tla ‘Ounter
Pinkertons
Western Divis
Clarenc
Federation of Miners
Trgs
Co Far Ae
Federation
Orchard
Steynenberg
Orchardt
Haywoo
Goderation
Moyer
Pettihone
Oher
Defenau
Pinkerton Agency
Mine Owners’ Association
Th Govermor
Duke
William Ti. Harwasl
Harles
Jorah
Steve Adame
Iain
Adams
Shri Adams
Finkesting
Moi Haywood
Kalir Boiser
Cravernar
Sratea
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Pust
Gentry
Gait Lend
Las
Francis Murphy
His Maker
Los Angeles
Cal
Prancia Murphy
Indiamavolis
Clon Traction Cermmany
Wy Latte
Ortonvi
Harles Tucker
Uarather
Welleville, Tib
Jane
Dr. Eales
James, B. Ray
Janes B. Ray
Milinon
Dee
Jefferson County
Brookville
State Senate
Raliif Boone
Centenant
Ray
Jm Imupocs
Hendricks
Alandal Bridges
Norris Friedman
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