JEWISH PROTEST MAY NOT GO TO RUSSIA
Washington June 26 strong suspicions arise that if the petition protesting mass killings in Kishinev is sent to Russia the government will refuse it. Secretary Hay and Ambassador Cassini discuss forwarding, but cabinet members may advise against sending via St Petersburg. Hanna, Roosevelt and Hanna discuss national chairmanship. Hanna hints at no resignation, Payne expected to stay, and officials pledge to press postal graft investigations.
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Washington
Russia
Cassini
Hay
United States
Simon Wolf
Roosevelt
Charge D'Affaires
St. Petersburg
Count Cassini
Roosevelts
Hanna
Kalay
Iincheon
Hanne
Kossip
Ron
Payne
Cleveland
Treasury
Asa It
Taylor
Manin
Russia Will Not Bow to American Jewish Pressure
Washington reports Russia rejects Washington plan to pressure St. Petersburg over the treatment of Jewish subjects. Moscow expresses regret but hopes the United States will understand the Russian position.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Russia
United States
Indiana Courts Approach Vacation Dissenting Opinions in Dunn Case
Indiana Supreme Court affirmed a land dispute ruling over Donaldson heirs with foreign subject status and five year rule, while also ruling wrestling bets may be recoverable and upholding express carriage penalties. The docket includes vacation adjournment plans, judge dinners, and multiple mixed appellate decisions across Blackford, Porter, and other counties.
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Indiana
Dunn
Supreme Court
Indels Yings
James Donaldson
Slite
William L. Taylor
Lawrence
Blanks
C. J
Hector Desguin
Jesse D. Wessner
Blackford C. C
Gillett
James McCormick
Blackford CC
Gillent
Charles W. Dunit
State of
Aten
Gillet
Jordan
J. America ‘Rolling Mill Company
S. James
H. Holinger
Delaware
J. Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St .Louis Railway Company
Sarah A. Wisehart
Henry
Jordan, Jr
George T. Jarvis
Oscar Hitch
Gibson C. C
Monks
Mark L. DeMutte
City of Valparaiso
Porter
Dowiing
Russia reiterates noninterference stance in internal affairs
The Astochatad Prous states Russia will not interfere in other powers' internal affairs and expects similar courtesy for its envoy. Mr. Riddle, the American charge, will petition the Russian foreign office and receive cordial reception, with assurances that Moscow bears no ill will toward the United States despite continuing insistence on noninterference. Russia hopes its firm position is not misunderstood amid recent developments.
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Kishinek
Russia
Riddle
Tiddle
United States
Needle in his body after seventy five years discovery
Adam Deetz of Fairfield township aged 79 felt a pricking sensation near his shoulder blade at night. His son removed a needle the older brother said was swallowed long ago when Deetz was a child, now finally protruding after 75 years in the body.
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Auburn
Tod
Adam Deeta
Fairfield Township
Mr. Deetz
Ball Brothers plan $50,000 distribution and factory vacation
Muncie Ind June 26 Ball Brothers jar factory to close next Saturday for a two month vacation leaving $40,000 in back wages to be paid to employees The firm estimates 59 workers May 1 total HemingWay glass works employs 300 men also closing for the break with similar payroll notes
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Muncie
Ind
Ball Brothers
Hemingway Glass Works
Tyne
Temperance Missionary Expelled From a Saloon
A temperance missionary named Mies Eldvay faces expulsion from a saloon after a disturbance. The article notes the factional tensions within the temperance movement and local reactions to the incident.
Salons Incident At Willis Doolittle Place
A disturbance arose at Willis Doolittle's salons on Calhoun Street when a patron was escorted out by the proprietor. The scene drew a crowd and disorder ensued as staff assisted in removing the woman, amid police interest and reports of intoxication surrounding Milas Eldrad.
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Willis Doolittle
Calhoun Street
Proprio
Patrokuan Strodel
Slred
Milas Eldrad
Gazette oMlee
New Michigan Traction Company Formed in Detroit
A Jackson Michigan dispatch reports the Jackson Ann Arbor and Detroit Traction company with 2.5 million capitalization was organized today in Detroit. Officials include Wm. Halls New York Henry R. Carac New York Bird S Coler New York Leonard H Coler New York W N Coler New York W A Boland promotor N Potter Jackson and Battle Creek Traction Jackson Poate secretary. Toledo and Springfield Railroad to organize as a subsidiary for extending Detroit Southern from Hunter Ohio to Pilig City with a coal and ore dock. operation expected by winter.
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Detroit
Mich
Free Press
D Jackson
Jackson
Ann Arbor
Detroit ‘Traction Company
New York
Wmn. Halls
Dte
Henry R. Carac
Bird 8
Toledo
Toledo A& Springfield Railroad Company
Detroit Southern
Hantler
Ohio
Pilig City
American Library Association elects officers
Niagara Falls NY June 24 The annual convention adjourned after electing officers for the American Library Association President M Harbert Putnam Librarian of Congress Secretary J J Wyer Lincoln Neb Treasurer Gardner M Jones Salem Mass Recorder Helen Imoines New York Trustee endowment fund George W Will Homes The national association of state libraries elected President John Brigham State Librarian Osla First Vice President Edward Goddard Vermont Second Vice President Mrs Goddard Spring Hold IL Secretary and Treasurer Miss Minnie Oakley Madison WA
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
American Library Association
M. Harbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
J. J. Wyer
Lincoln
Neb
Keasurer
Gardner M. Jones
Salem
Mass
Helen
Ifmines
New York
George W. Will Homes
National Association of State Wirattons
John Brigham
Osle
Edward Goddard
Vermont
Goddard
Spring Hold
Minnie Oakley
Madlaon
Cooper Eyes Record as Automobilists Gather for Race
Tom Cooper predicts record breaking times as crowds gather around his yellow car the 999. Oldfield also pushes faster than ever while preparations heat up for five races in Marion and nearby cities with drivers and machines arriving from several towns.
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Beliows
Oldfield
Tom Cooper
Randall Wheel Company
Meyer Cycle Campin
Herbert Githens
G. & J. Company
Cooper
Gayort
Astir
Bardman la
Thorn
Mer
Wiil
Fort Wayne
Ovary Automobilat
Lie Country
St Marion
Suit to Break Askew Will Trigger Long Legal Battle
Kansas City, June 26. A suit was filed to set aside the will of William Askew a pioneer who died in 1860 leaving an estate valued at $500,000. He died a widower with no children and willed his property to about thirty nephews and nieces many of whom live in or near Kansas City. Wilson Askew Martha J Gladdin Hannah L Lull Nelson Tull and a dozen others allege he was of unsound mind and were not remembered in the will. Several complainants live in St. Clairsville Ohio.
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Kansas City
Askew
Wilson Askew
Martha J. Gladdin
Hannah L. Lull
Nelson Tull
St. Clairsvill Ohta
Kodak and Camera Stock at 911 Calhoun Street
J M Beck announces complete stock of cameras photo supplies and a developing and finishing department. Experienced staff in charge. Prices reasonable. Jewelers and Kodaks at 911 Calhoun Street.
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J. M. Beck
Kodaks
Calhoun Street
Sixth Annual Eel River Township Commencement
A large crowd attended the sixth annual commencement of Eel River township schools at Wesley Chapel M. E. church. Herschel Hellopeter gave the salutatory and Miss Luella McCarty the valedictory. C. M. Neyer delivered the graduation address to the graduates Mary Bair Aaella McCarty and several others from schools 4 5 6 7 and 9 were named as finishers.
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Eel River Township
Wesley Chapel
M. E. Church
Herschel Hellopeter
Luella McCarty
C. M. Neyer
Mary Bair
George Dawson
Merl B. Robiuson
Aaella McCarty
Jessie Hani
David Roberson
All Married in Haste Warsaw Ended in Legal Quarrel
A Warsaw banker, who died recently, left a will awarding his fortune to the first of his three nieces who married. After the will was read each niece hurried to marry, presenting a notary paper claiming a marriage at age fifteen. The court now must determine the rightful heir to the estate.
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Warsaw
Wid
Jndges
Rav Frederick W. Raymond Called to Hamilton Pastorate
The Rav. Frederick W. Raymond, former pastor of Hope Congregational Church, has accepted a call to lead a church in Hamilton New York and will assume duties in November. An unrelated local note mentions Sheriff Siont and Mr. Martin Antiine Urnek handling matters at Richmond, with an unspecified time frame.
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Sherif Siont
Martin Antiine
Richmond
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