Threefold Education and Moral Training Highlighted in Baccalaureate Address
A high school graduation feature recounts Rev Dr Master urging mind and hand training to enrich the soul. The ceremony at a local church drew families and friends as the preacher extolled education with a spiritual focus, noting threefold aims and the value of character in youth.
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Tereatis
Monalog
Churel Oweldel
Watt
Chirel
Uberr
Moward Swerlnmen
Teeter
Hank
Balituet
Drawli
Trent
Funeral of Edward Everett Hale in Boston Unitarian church
Thousands gather at Old South Church in Boston for the funeral of Edward Everett Hale a noted preacher author and friend of mankind Clergy and dignitaries attend with Governor Draper and Ambassador Bryer among those present The service leads to the Forest Hills Cemetery for burial reflecting the era and respect shown to Hale by both religious and civic leaders.
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Boston
Old South Church
Hoston
Mass
Bath
Edward Everett Hale
Dnitariay
Pill Groper
Tule
Park Street Unitarian
Clig
Hale
Wobal oMareh
Phyelareh
Hawes
Unitarian
Wetnek
Umes Bryer
Elvi B. Draper
Forest
Mii
General Kountz Dies in Toledo at Age After Bright’s Disease
Gen John S Kountz former commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic died at his Toledo home after Brights disease. He enlisted in Company G Thirty seventh Ohio Volunteers as a youth and was elected G A R commander in chief in 1884 serving one term.
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Toledo
John S$. Kountz
Grand Army of the Republic
Bright
Kountz
Thirty-seventh
Ohio Volunteer’ S Infantry
Yes Mrs Kelly Makes Good Coffee
Fragmentary clipping reports a violent incident involving Mrs Kelly and a man named Carper. The text is garbled but implies Kelly killed a man and wounded another, with references to Birmingham and Provenden as officials or witnesses.
Wright Brothers Medal Congress Sets Dayton Assembly Plans
Fragmentary OCR describes medals and congressional action related to the Wright brothers. It notes Taft directing mint officials to prepare presentation items for a Dayton celebration on January 18. Readable details are limited, but the text references awards and a forthcoming public event.
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Tooriner
Thor
Jima
Dayle
Wright
Philadelphia
Taft
Peranial
Mint
Nics Ratdy
Dayton
Senate panel weighs petroleum free list and coal duty
Washington June 1 The Senate committee on Nuance is likely to recommend duties on crude oil refined petroleum and petroleum products despite calls to place them on the free list The panel also debated coal tariffs with a favored reduction from 67 to 80 cents per ton and discussed wool and other oil sector protections The report forecasts a 15 to 25 percent ad valorem duty range and notes cross sectional industry support amid northern and western producer interests.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Senate
Wyoming
Unitet Staten
Loweor Mile
Itty Cent
Wiatford
Uthegerobert
Germany
Attech Clgkr
Ube
Smuggling in Chinese Gangs Exposed Aboard Vessel
Immigration officers on a Great Merchant ship intercepted a Chinese smuggling operation. A detained man admitted entering via a inland route and nine more smuggled items plus numerous articles were found hidden in sacks and aboard. A crew member slipped and fell through a floor opening revealing hidden goods and contraband.
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Elgara
Keagy
Alichior
Branaght
Manila
Duel between Sicilians ends in gunfire near Garneld Park
Antonio Mastur died of three bullet wounds after a pistol duel described as chivalric code between Sicilians Guxtifo Culferre and Gustavn Gutferre south of Garneld Park. Police heard claims of provocation and a quarrel over a woman tenant and a flask of whiskey as Gutferre defended himself amid the exchange.
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Guitorne
Anon
Mascari
Michaela Gutferre
Gustavn
Whitsky
Bryan to Seek a Seat in the U.S. Senate
Omaha report states Willam J. Bryan plans to run for the United States Senate to succeed Elmer J. Starrett. Richard I. Matsall announces Bryan’s candidacy, the first formal declaration to date, with Democratic and Republican party dynamics shaping the Nebraska race ahead of primaries.
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Omaha
Neb
Jana
Willam J. Bryan
United States Senate
Elmer J. Starkett
Aehy
Richard I. Matsall
Bryan
Senate
Stalinician
Frianda
Regan
Snl
Moe
Matealt
Revar
Nebraska Legialadies
Chia Moy
Corer Wil Regin
Nadie
Mathis
Framing of Income Tax Measure Prompts Bipartisan Push
Washington report on a bipartisan Senate effort to frame an income tax amendment. Senator Borah and Walles advocate a 2 percent rate while Republican and Democratic Senators debate immediate action. The cross-party stance includes all Democrats and key Republicans as voting blocs.
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Washington
Conltten
Republicans
Democrata
Lodegg
Giten
Senter Walles
Trea
Promigthy
Lis
Senate
Borah
Tavho
Sahntorn
Derk
Bowrie
Brhaeton
Cinph
Carhirind
Would Kill Son's Slayer The Strange Request to the Governor
In New Orleans a man named Leonard Grbin is said to have demanded clemency for a suspect convicted in a murder linked to the Black Hand. The killer reportedly sought a governor’s execution order and promised to act if refused. The victim was 12 year old Waller Lanvin, son of Petar Tatari, whose head was later found severed after the crime.
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Malian
Louisiana
x-Black-Hand Man
Orleans
Leonardo Grbhin
Sresterany
Sinders
Jeter Laneuma
Yeeith
Charice
Waller Lanvin
Petar Tattairt
No Hope For Submerged Sailors In Ruslan Submarine
Rescue efforts for the Ruslan submarine crew ended with all hopes abandoned after attempts to reach the wreck failed. Deep waters and exhausted divers prevented any recovery, despite hours of effort and heroic actions by rescuers.
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Sarastukol
Fina
Amhuin
Caltlaon
Tyradivera
Vawinge
Eighteen Smallpox Cases Reported In City Health Update
The eighteenth smallpox case is linked to exposure at Halton Avenue school. Health authorities state the epidemic is checked and no further cases are expected. Citizens commend prompt action and the unusually small number of infections draws favorable comment from physicians.
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Halton Avenue
Sehool
Battle Between Albanians and Turks in Nekveen
A dispatch from Aspa raponn reports heavy fighting in northern Aliban near Nekveen. About 14,000 Albanian forces and twelve Turkish battalions clashed as Turkish artillery caused Albanian withdrawal. Turkey plans to rush twelve additional divisions to the area to confront the conflict.
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London
Pune
Athona
Lamonnesa
Merchants and Manufacturers Edition Next Sunday
The Journal Gazette announces a 30 000 copies merchants and manufacturers edition to be issued next Sunday. The issue will be richly illustrated and show the city at a glance on special print paper. The exact page count is not specified due to capacity limits.
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Journal-Gazette
Journal- Gazette
Blackhand Bullets Found at Sam Lima Home
Police report hundreds of shotgun shells marked with cross tav marks found in the Marion home of Sam Lima, the Black Hand suspect. A woman escaped with documents amid a chaotic search. investigators link the haul to Dennison Bellefontaine and other towns while pursuing the alleged Sebastianian connections.
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Stef
Sam Lima
Marion
Thapgetors
J. F. Olddeld
Geers Pate
Cincinnati
Dennison
Bellefontaine
Jim
Sebastianian
Sam
Bourke
Rocking chair tragedy ends life of local man
The obituary notes a prominent local man from St Joe and Eagles club died suddenly of organic heart trouble after years of illness. He had been a familiar figure in town for three years at Wells Street, known for jovial spirit and steady craft. Survived by father and several siblings. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the local undertaker.
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Eagles
St Joe
Legis
Fa Ely
Suriday
Rita
Atten Sitthye
Talis
Giecy
Weather forecast for Morday and Tuesday in Ohio and Michigan
Weather forecast notes cooler Monday with fair to moderate conditions and northwest winds. Tuesday to be fair and cooler in Ohio with moderate winds, and Lower Michigan to have fair, warmer conditions with north to northwest winds becoming variable.
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Washington
Todiana
Waols
Ohio
Michigan
Body Recovered From Creek After Roanoke Manufacturer Missing
The decomposed body of Hierard McCormick, Roanoke stove manufacturer, was found in Cow Creek near Goveluck after a two day search. Coroner and funeral plans indicate death occurred near the creek while he walked home from Fort Wayne, with family awaiting final rites at Payne, Ohio.
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Hierard McCormick
Roanoke
Fort Wayne
Cow Creek
Risinuky
Govcluck
Tomlin
Huntington County
Fort Warne
Mtun
Payne, O
McCcormick
Richard McCormick
Thrunoko Stave Rhetory
Dae
Bhsele
Stort
Ort Wayne Vind
Bark Raeldes
Ik Young Mint
Hie
Hennoke
McCormick
Youngs
Maln
Wiveth Street
Eehnele Watt
Convert to the Cause of Votes for Women Conversion
Mrs Oliver 11 and P Helmont of New York become converts to woman suffrage amid widespread enthusiasm and reactions across the country as the movement gains momentum.
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Mra. Oliver
P. Helmont
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