Sunday picnic ban on beer issued by Indianapolis mayor
Mayor Holtzman orders police to stop beer sales at Sunday picnics in Indianapolis. Washington reports Postmaster General Cortelyou may resign as national chairman. Ohio Liquor League says anti-saloon lobby aims to push county local option law. churches and Women’s Christian Temperance Union support women’s suffrage. Muncie Republicans nominate Lon A. Guthrie for mayor, John A. Jackson for clerk, Charles Kilgore for judge. Prohibitionists field a ticket. Democrats yet to nominate. Cleveland moves to eliminate grade crossings on Northwest System after months of planning. cost about 4 million dollars with city share defined. J Triple leads project. work to start soon.
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Ohio Liquor League
Anti-Saloon League
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Muncie
Lon. A. Guthrie
John A. Jackson
Charles Kilgore
Cleveland
Norway and Sweden face potential upheaval from dissolving union
The Norwegian independence move, backed by a Storting declaration, challenges King Oscar's control and aims to sever Sweden Norway ties. Norway seeks self rule over fisheries and trade, while Germany and Russia loom as indirect influences in a volatile continental balance.
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Sweden
Norway
Germany
Russia
Oscar
Os‘ear
Norway Sweden union crisis foretells wider war impact
The article discusses Norway's independence move and Sweden's coercive responses, warning Germany and Russia may be drawn in. It surveys Norway's constitutional background, trade differences, and the broader Franco Russian and Anglo French blocs. Diplomats expect gradual shifts in alliances with France pursuing pragmatic policy toward Russia and Britain, while Morocco tensions could realign Anglo German relations.
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Crown Prince
Gustav
Oscar
Jongaso
Norway
Germany
Russi
Russia
Sweden
Denmark
Europe
Great Britain
M. Delcasse
M. Rouvier
France
Japan
Rojestvensky
Indo-China
M. ¢Delcasse
Morocco
Moroccan Crisis Sends Shock Through European Politics
The Moroccan incident reshapes European diplomacy as M. Delcasse resigns after France faces pressure to reform Morocco. Kaiser Wilhelm’s intervention shifts the issue from Franco British talks to a wider international debate, with France’ s future stance and public reaction uncertain across Europe.
Amalgamated Wage Committee Receives Counter Proposition
Detroit June 7 Representatives of Republic Iron and Steel submitted a counter proposition at a wage conference with the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. The union had asked for 24 percent for paddlers and 13 percent for finishers. Both committees declined to discuss the counter terms today.
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Detroit
Mich
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Kruse Settled for $1300 in Damages Suit
Harry H Kruse and defendants resolved a prolonged DeKalb circuit case involving a Fort Wayne high school project contract. Kruse claimed $10,000 damages after a cornice cap fell from scaffolding, injuring him more than forty feet above the ground during wall work supervised by Weatherhogg.
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Journal-Gazette
Auburn
Ind
Harry
Kruse
Charles R. Weatherhage
Henry Keller
Charles G. Braun
DeKalb
Allen Circuit Court
Fort Wayne
Charles R. Weatherhogg
Cruse
Mio na a Cure for Stomach Troubles and Dyspepsia
An advertisement claims a weak stomach breeds disease germs and causes skin and nervous issues. It promotes Mio na as the sole remedy to soothe the stomach mucous membrane, strengthen digestion, and restore weight, with Meyer Bros. & Co. offering a refund if it fails to meet claims.
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Meyer Bros. & Co
Compromise Reached In Marquis Street Crushing Case
Plaintiffs alleged fatal injuries from a stone cap detaching and crushing the plaintiff. Defendants were charged with negligence for not fastening the cap stone with iron rods as per plans. Lawyers were Henry Colerick for the plaintiff and Leonard Bros. for the defendants. The case was settled with the defendants paying $1,500 and costs.
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Henry Colerick
Leonard Bros
Cleveland Defends the Cotton Tail in Rabbit Debate
The article chronicles Grover Cleveland’s stance defending the cotton tail rabbit as legitimate game. It details his view on hunting ethics, dog use, and the sport’s enjoyments, while noting humanitarian critics and the rabbit’s impact abroad. Cleveland argues the rabbit merits fair chase and skill, calling out contempt for the species.
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Grover Cleveland
Dick Turpin
The
Independent
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Buyzard Bay
Lepus Cuniculus
Robbe
Rob
Australia
New South Wales
Selah
Hall Unable to Win Machines Backing in Trustee Race
Thomas N. Hall, former Fourth ward councilman, seeks school trustee but withdraws to avoid opposing the Republican machine backing E. W. Cook. Cook has steady endorsements from District Chairman Leonard, County Chairman Sharp, and the party press, predicting his election next Tuesday. Democrats favor Hamilton as official action edges to the party. Presley M. Smith, nearing state secretary bid, remains in the Twelfth district push.
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Thomas N. Hall
Fourth Ward
Hall
E. W. Cook
Republican Party
Cook
Hamilton
Leonard
Sharp
Republican
Henry Hoelije
John C. Workman
Presley M. Smith
Martinshire
Local notices list meetings and travel
The Visiting Nurse group to meet at city hall at 3 30 this afternoon. Shiloh Chapter 121 Eastern Star holds its monthly meeting with special work. Grace Reformed Church Woman's Society gathers at 3 20 this afternoon with supper served 3 to 8 30. Attorney Franklin Emrick left yesterday for Warsaw to visit Barbee Jake on a fishing trip. His brother Judson Emrick and relatives are at the lake. Wirby Rist of Lafayette, high chief ranger of the Independent Order of Foresters, is in the city on order business and staying at the Randall likely for the week.
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Shiloh Chanter No. 121
Order of Eastern Star
Woman's 2Rd Society of Grace Reformed Church
Franklin Emrick
Warsaw
Te Barbee
Jake
Judson Emrick
Wirby Rist
Lafayette
Indiana
The
Independent Order of Foresters
the Randall
Tried to Rob Tan Ning Establishment
Police captured three men at the eastern city limits after a tannery watchman raised the alarm. The suspects Lex Zollar Matthew Shorder and Harry Fisher were found in a Nickel Plate box car and booked for vagrancy. After a series of recent brewery safes being blown, night watchmen remain highly alert.
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Borgmann
Pappert
Weil Bros
Hind
Lex Zollar
Matthew Shorder
Harry Fisher
Centlivre
Riots in Saginaw and Bay City Strike Erupts
Rioting broke out in Saginaw and Bay City as streetcar workers struck for higher wages and shorter hours. Five people, all strike breakers from Chicago, were injured. Windows on cars were smashed as missiles were hurled by crowds.
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Bay City
Mich
Saginaw
Chicago
Flood wreck report at Wisconsin Central railroad
Milwaukee June 7 Information received at the general offices of the Wisconsin Central railroad in this city indicates a flood caused a wreck on the line with damage and disruption to service. Authorities are assessing the scene and coordinating with local relief agencies.
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Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
The
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Train 2 Engine and Cars Plunge Into River Near Colfax
An eastbound passenger train No 2 derailed when its engine mail car and baggage car went through a bridge into the river near Colfax Wisconsin today. No fatalities reported and officials attribute the accident to flood conditions.
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Colfax
Wis
Brief Talks on the Gas Question
A set of quotes from W D Mullendore G Schmidt Dr W W Barnett J C Kampe F H Scheumann N W Bloom on a mayor proposed gas franchise plan. Proponents favor lower prices through bidding and competition, arguing it would lower costs and ensure fair supplier selection while maintaining gas quality.
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W. D. Mullendore
G. Schmidt
W. W. Barnett
J. C. Kampe
F. H. Scheumann
N. W Bloom
Tam
Clerk Burned In Explosion At Hull Paint Store
Richard Burlingame a delivery clerk residing at 118144 Hust Colum bist street was burned about the neck and face when a can of paint remover exploded in the Hull paint store on Clinton street. Firemen were not called as store employees extinguished the blaze in time.
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W. Hull
Clinton Street
Richard Burlingame
Hust Columbist Street
Burlingame
Japan
Widow of Dr Gutcher Remarries in Chicago
A marriage license was issued in Chicago yesterday to John A. Kelly and Leon Gutscher of Larwik Ind. The bride is believed to be the widow of Dr Henry Gutscher, long time operator of the nearby sanitarium. Dr Gutscher died last year and his daughter Miss Norah Gutscher ran the sanitarium until recently.
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Chicago
John A. Kelly
Leon Gutscher
Larwik Ind
Lr. Hhenry Gutscher
Larwilk
Fort Wayne
Pr. Gutseher
Norah Gutseher
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DR. Guicher
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