International Gatherings Mark Day of Conventions
A rapid record of gatherings across the United States dated June 4, noting meetings of state and local associations. Trustees, horticulturalists, Keeley league, women’s missionary society, Knights of Pythias, Farmers Mutual Insurance, Travelers Protective Association, Tennessee Press, Ohio Pharmaceutical, Epworth leagues and Vermont conference all in session or opening today in cities from Daulas to St. Albans.
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Daulas
Tex
State Trustees’ Association
Wittow Springs
Missouri State Horticultural Society
McKerrsponrt
McKeesport High School
White’s Opera House
Morris, Ir
Keeley League
Brooklyn
Mass
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Long Island
Bridgehampton
Milwaugee
Wis
Wisconsin Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Hunt
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
St. Louis
Travelers Protective Association of America
Union Trust Building
Cuartanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Press Association
Sanpusky
Ohio
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Religious meetings sweep across towns on June dates
The second annual Congress of Liberal Religious societies opens in Caicaco. Other gatherings include the Wyoming Sunday school convention led by William Reynolds in Lanamig, and the Winnebago district Congregational convention with 33 churches. Luther and Catholic orders hold meetings in various cities.
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Caicaco
Congress of Liberal Religious Societies
Lanamig
Wyo
Wyoming
William Reynolds
International Sunday School Convention
Dre Prre
Wis
Congregational Churches
Winnebago
Lona Branen
New Jersey Baptist Convention
Curcaco
Young People’s Societies
Lutheran Church
Iinois
Church of Holy Trinity
Mi.wavukeEr
Catholic Order of Foresters
Chicago
al State Luther League
Lancaster
Grant County Sunday School Association
Youngster Dies From Cigarette Overuse in Snelbyville
Vicellus Springer sixteen son of John Springer Connersville died here yesterday morning from excessive cigarette smoking. Before death he summoned his friends to his bedside and urged them to quit smoking.
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Snelbyville
Vicellus Springer
John Springer
Connersville
Bride of six months takes own life in Chicago
Alice Reddington killed herself with carbolic acid in Chicago this morning after a quarrel with her husband. She had married six months ago and reportedly faced unhappy domestic troubles.
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Chicago
Alice Reddington
Senator Vest argues for independent free coinage of silver
Senator West of Missouri disputes international silver deals and urges immediate free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 with full legal tender powers. He argues Britain cannot join a gold standard shift and compares the domestic clash between monometallism and free silver to historic civil conflict.
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Washington
I. C
West
Missouri
England
Great Britain
Sherman and
Ful
Rosewater
Tragedy Strikes Bride-to-Be as Groom Dies on Tracks
Local resident William Kuylath was struck and killed by a Wabash freight near the railroad in Localsrort Indiana while en route to his wedding. The bridal party waited anxiously. the bride swooned upon the news and guests dispersed in gloom.
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Ind
William Kuylath
Dinner guests negate anti Matthews claim in Indianapolis
Senators Voorhees and Turpie and former Congressman Shively of South Bend were hosted by ex attorney general Green Smith at dinner in Indianapolis. Afterward they chatted an hour in friendly conversation. A circulated claim of an anti Matthews combine was unfounded as the governor’s name was not mentioned.
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Indianapolis
Voorhees
Turpie
Shively
South Bend
Green Smith
Infernal machine received at bank in New Hampshire
A box sent to the First National Bank in Concorp, New Hampshire, was opened by police revealing items claiming to signal the coming of Christ. Mail origin traced to Ottawa, Indiana, with writings signed by Sarah Holloway, the prophet god.
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Concorp
N. H
First National Bank
Christ
Ottawa
Sarah. Holloway. Dodge
God
Chicago silver vote intensifies as free coinage leads
The Record reports growing interest in Chicago ballots on silver coinage with 1,063 votes cast. 888 favored free silver at 2,997 to 1,405 overall, and the Thirty-second ward remains the lone anti free silver holdout. Feminine votes shifted slightly toward the anti standard, while labor groups and newspapers push for broader test voting.
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Hyde Park
Lake Shore
Union No. 16
Supreme Court
Chicago
United States
Grand Rapids Buyer Resells Stallion Monbars
The stallion Monbars, initially sold by Don J. Leathers at a New York auction to Charles B. Harrington for 3500 dollars, was resold today to Charles J. Reed of Grand Rapids for 4000 dollars.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Monbars
Don J. Leathers
New York
Charles BE. Harrington
Charles J. Reed
Grand Rapids
Marriage Licenses Reported
Jerry C Lynch and Josephine Bren del. Anthony C Freiburger and Anna Horstman. George L DeWald and Kitt A Kohler. Elmer Payne and Mary A Berner.
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Josephine Bren
Anthony C.freiburger
Anna Horstman
George L. DeWald
Kitt A Kohler
Elmer
Payne
Mary A. Berner
Goodbye Fort Wayne baseball ends season for 1900s era
The Fort Wayne team disbands after a short season with Manager Jewell and Berger. Players Billy Croak goes to Toledo Gregory to Hammond Findlay joins Page Fence Giants. Indiana league plans abandoned due to lack of backing and no profits from games.
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Fort Wayne
Jewell
Berger
Missouri Democrats Seek Silver Coinage Convention
Jefferson City June 4. State Treasurer Stephens argues the state committee sabotaged calls for a monetary convention to back free silver. He cites widespread student and county pressure, vows a convention by August 1 to push 16 to 1 coinage and a western presidential candidate, aims to reorganize Missouri democracy. Also notes a public works visit to a crematory and a report from Humane Officer Schlaundrof detailing May's cases and child welfare actions.
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Jefferson City
Stephens
Missouri
Sam
Fort Wayne Hosts Indiana Pharmacists Opening Session
Mayor Oakley welcomes the Indiana Pharmaceutical association to Fort Wayne as about 70 delegates gather at Wayne club hall for the fourteenth annual meeting. President Haynie’s address and reports from Secretary Stocker and Treasurer Allen highlight solid membership and finances. A city tour and Wayne club banquet are planned for the delegates.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Wayne Club Hall
Haynie
S. Hirschberg
Oakley
Indiana Pharmacists
R. S. Alden
Wayne Club
Stocker
Allen
Bass Foundry
Electric Light Works
License Question Clashes Over Pool Table Law
Debates over the Nicholson law grow as officials seek guidance on pool and billiard table licensing. Mayor Oakley admits uncertainty on enforcement and pro rate licenses, noting a supreme court decision may be needed to interpret the provisions before the law takes full effect.
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State Supreme Court
Oakley
Coroner Reports on Deaths of Walrath and LeMay
Coroner Harred filed findings in the cases of William Walrath who died at Hope hospital from general peritonitis due to a gunshot wound and Mrs Catharine LeMay who died from a base skull fracture. The report notes no further comment. Reape, Pa news notes Berks county Democrats holding their convention in the city.
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William Walrath
Hope Hospital
Catharine LeMay
Deaths of Anna Moellering and Samuel Hastings
The notice reports the death of Anna Moellering, 34, at her Wayne township home from kidney trouble leaving four children. Funeral arrangements are set for Wednesday with services at the residence and Lutheran church on the Decatur road. Also noted is the death of 17 year old Samuel Hastings at the I F Y I, from lung hemorrhages, buried at the institute cemetery.
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Anna Moellering
Charles F. Moellering
Wayne Township
Institute
Rain brings welcome relief after drought in Indiana
A lingering rain from pre-dawn to noon washes streets and boosts water in cisterns. The downtour broke a 30 day forecast misstep, though crops and gardens gain after a dry spell. Residents praise the rain and forgive the weather man as general showers spread across the region.
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Washington
Indiana
North Central
Walked the Track Injured by Wabash Engine
William R. Wilson engineer of 189 West Superior street was struck by a Wabash switch engine while returning home on the tracks near Lafayette street. He was taken to Hope hospital with crushed ribs and internal injuries, with possible spinal damage and paralysis of the legs.
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William R. Wilson
West Superior Street
Lafayette Street
Hope Hospital
W. F. Schrader
Bank shot billiards opener ends with Lyle ahead
Harry Lyle defeats H E Le Favre 80 to 25 in a 30 point bank shot match at Home billiard hall. The second game is set for tonight as Y M C A athletics showcase at the Masonic Temple promises an exceptional exhibition.
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Harry Lyle
H. E. le Favre
Chicago
Lyle
Masonic Temple
Lakeside Park
Association For
Morgan Beach stock inventory and Morgan bond filed
George H. Wilson and EB F Yarnelle filed in the county clerk's office their inventory of the stock of Morgan & Beach and later O P Morgan filed a $20 000 bond as a surviving partner that he would faithfully conduct the affairs of the firm.
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George H. Wilson
EB. F. Yarnelle
Morgan & Beach
O. P. Morgan
Kruse Held Without Bail as Wife Slashed in Assault
In police court Kruse of 512 East Wayne Street pleaded guilty to assault and battery after his wife suffered a brutal beating. Her condition remains serious, with neighbors removing her from the home and police delaying bail. Prosecutor orders kept Kruse in custody as the case moves to Thursday. A second item notes Eugene Wilson jailed for intoxication after a suspected ticket theft at the south depot.
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Tver
Times-Post
Henry F. Kruse
East Wayne Street
Kruse
Colerick
Eugene Wilson
South Depot
Shoeminker
Decatur
Mayor Oakley Sits In Exclusive Jurisdiction In Flickenstein Case
The case against Henry Flickenstein charged with interfering with an officer was called in Mayor Oakley’s court at 10.00 am. Flickenstein’s counsel sought a venue change, which was refused on grounds of exclusive jurisdiction by an old ordinance. Trial postponed to June 16 for convenience as counsel depart. Officer Hardendorf’s assault case was set before Justice France at 10 and also continued to June 16 amid rising concern for his position.
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Henry Flickenstein
Flickenstien
R. C. Bell
Oakley
Bell
Ninde
Hardendorf
Ilenry Flickenstein
Justice France
Five More Saved From Colima Wreck
A Mexico City report says five more passengers of the ill fated Colima were rescued after drifting at sea near the wreck site reported by the beach in San Francisco and dated June 4.
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San Francisco
City of Mexico
Colima
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Mansualitown
Grand Lodge of Iowa Masons
Odeon Opera House
Odd Fellows
Livermore
Odd ‘Fellows’ Lodge
Emmet
Nossouth
Palo Alto
Humboldt Counties
W. M. McFarland
Catholic Forresters
Michican City
Itate Convention
Catholic Order of Forresters
America
C. J. Reed
Del
Board of Public Works
McKeesport
Dixon
Messrs
T. D. DeVilbiss
Levi Griffith
Willis Hattersley
Humane Officer
Schlaudrof
State Pharmaceutical Association Assembled
Mrs. LeMay
Reape
Berks County
Democrats
The
Henry Kruse
Flicken
Stein Case
Ocean
Coop
Any Other
Globe Mills
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