WIFE IDENTIFIES THE DEAD OUTLAW
Marvin Kuhns, former Northern Indiana desperado, identified by wife Mrs. Kuhns in Van Wert Ohio as the man shot by Sheriff Hott in a horse theft raid. Remains to Kendalville farm for funeral Wednesday. Kuhns born Noble county May 5 1867. Survived by wife, father S P Kuhns, two brothers, two sisters. Shot twice in the running battle near Van Wert with one bullet through the shoulder and the fatal wound above the left hip.
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Sentinel
van Wert
Ohio
Hott
Marvin Kuhns
Indiana
Kendallville
Fort Wayne
Kuhns
Noble County
S. P. Kuhns
Albion
Joseph Kuhns
Hunter
John Kuhns
Ilinois
William Kesling
Samuel Workman
Sheriff’s Posse
Desperado
Sheriff Hott
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks Visit Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on June 4 the vice president and Mrs Fairbanks arrived for a two day stay. They attended a Chickamauga park inspection review and a public reception. A Rossville Georgia line stop drew 1400 factory workers as Mr Fairbanks praised regional prosperity and American citizenship.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Fairbanks
H. S. Chamberlain
Chickamauga Park
Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Tennessee
Georgia
Bomb Thrown in Lodz Kills Detectives, Wounds Officials
In Lodz, Russian Poland, on June 4, a bomb thrown at police officers killed two detectives and wounded two soldiers and three others. Infantry units arrived, firing later and wounding thirteen people.
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Lodz
Russian
Poland
Rural carriers exempt from counting mail on busy routes
Washington June 4 rural delivery carriers will not count mail pieces on routes handling 5000 or more pieces per month for at least three months ending June 30. Postmasters have been instructed accordingly.
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Washington
Cotton Prices Decline After Government Crop Reports
New York June 4 The cotton market was very excited today and prices fell sharply as government crop reports for the season poured in. The market had been nervous, with a net loss of about 18 to 20 points before publication, and the decline intensified by ongoing liquidation.
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New York
Immely
Telephone Men Urge Fair Rates at Chicago Convention
James B. Hoge of Cleveland addressed the International Independent Telephone Association in Chicago urging government investigations into phone abuses and rebating. He called for equal rates for equal service across 7,000 independents, noting massive investment and growth in independent systems nationwide.
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Chicago
James B. Hoge
Cleveland
International Independent Telephone Association
Hoge
Bell
United States
Standard Oil Company
Canada
Boston
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Denver
Omaha
Nashville
Encampment Surplus Targeted for Lawton Monument Fund
In Lawton city the encampment committee considers merging the surplus treasury funds into the Lawton monument fund. About $300 is expected to remain after bids are paid, with no local post needing the money and a view to avoiding future memorial expenses.
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Lawton Monument
Lawton
G. A.R
Earthquake in China Kills Four Thousand in Hsing King
Victoria B C June 4 The Shawmut carried news of a catastrophic earthquake at Hsing King with about 4000 dead and many houses destroyed. Survivors face starvation as relief is organized. The Empress Dowager ordered immediate relief measures to local governors.
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Victoria
B. C
Shawmut
Hsing King
Pekin
Nishi Shimbun
Tokio
Insurgent Leader Calls for Guerrilla Support in Amoy
The head of Chinese insurgents in Amoy urges people to back the movement and adopt guerrilla tactics. The Juan attack triggered the revolt against the government, with the uprising date set for June 24.
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Amoy
China
Juan
Disorders Suppressed in Chinese Disturbances
Shanghai dispatch reports the vice regal of Canton stating that disorders at Lien Chow and Pakhoi have been suppressed and all missionaries are safe.
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Shanghai
China
Canton
Lien Chow and
Pakhoi
Horse Hurled Into Court House Doorway in Rain
Schroeder Bros. horse stalled at the east courthouse entrance Tuesday afternoon as a shower hit. People sheltering there were driven out by the animal’s panic. the horse slipped on wet pavement, broke a shaft, freed itself, and dashed away until the driver arrived. The wagon was blown toward the street end before the owner recovered the horse and returned it to the barn.
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Schroeder Bros
Barr Street
Court House
Injunction Sought Against Falkenburg Memorial Monument
A temporary injunction was issued by District Judge Allen at Denver on June 4 on the filing of the Falkenburg Memorial association. Mrs Jessie Falkenburg Fallis and others seek to restrain the Woodmen of the World head camp from proceeding with the monument to founder F A Falkenburg. The case names Denver Lodge No 1 and related members as plaintiffs against the order and its officers.
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Woodmen
Denver
Col
Allen
Jessie Falkenburg Fallis
F. A. Falkenburg
Order of the Woodmen of the World
Falkenburg
Denvercate II No. 1
Fallis
John Alton
Edwin N. Burdick
W. P. Horan
Falkenburg Memorial’ Association
Dinnen Reappointed to Indiana Medical Board
Dr. J. M. Dinnen of Fort Wayne was reappointed by Governor Hanly to the Indiana medical board. He has served ten years, is highly regarded statewide, and his term extends four years with him serving as board president.
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Fort Wayne
Hanly
the Sentinel
Indianapolis
J. M. Dinnen
Indiana Medical Board
Dinnen
M. Dinnen
State Medical Board
Dr. Dinnen
Granville Barker Named Managing Director of New Theater
London based Granville Barker will become managing director of the new New York theater under construction. The appointment, seen as filling in for ill Henrich Conreid, signals high ambitions with Barker noted for Shaw productions and stage management. Barker, 30, is said to earn about 50000 dollars annually and is largely unknown to American audiences.
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New York
London
Granville Barker
Francis
Barker
America
Henrich Conreid
Playhouse
Conreid
Bernard Shaw
Court Theater
Bond Treasurer Guilty in Bank Note Forgery Case
Baltimore June 4 Miss Bond treasurer of Central Methodist church Sunday school was sentenced by Judge Morris to five years in jail for raising a $10 bank note to $100. She pleaded guilty shocking her friends, passing the raised note to Rev Register while he was pastor and later sending two mutilated notes to the treasury. The pastor refused the note at the bank.
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Baltimore
Miss Bond
Central Methodist Church
Morris
United States Court
Treasury Department
City of Cleveland Loses in Street Railway Case
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Circuit Court of Cuyahoga County ruling in favor of the Cleveland and Consolidated Railways company. The decision invalidated the city of Cleveland’s low fare street car franchises on Erie and Central avenues, defeating the city’s suit against William Reynolds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
William Reynolds
Cleveland and Consolidated Railways Company
Circuit Court
Cuyahoga County
Erie
Central Avenues
Consolidated Railways Company
Cleveland Council Grants Forest City Railway Renewals
Cleveland to renew grants to the Forest City Railway under the three cent fare line, Erie street, Central and Quincy avenues, with old Cleveland Electric Railway grants expired. Reynolds sues Jan 10, 1905, to halt renewal, arguing lack of council authority and due process in grantee transfer.
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Cleveland
Ohio
City Council of
Forest City Railway Company
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Erie Street
Central and
Quincy Avenues
Reynolds
Forest City Company
Cleveland Electric Company
Kiss Your Baby for Tuberculosis Warns Medical Meeting
Atlantic City June 4 3000 physicians gathered for the American Medical association convention hear that kissing the baby is a prime spreader of consumption next to the house fly and that safeguarding milk supply is essential. Doctors criticize housing sanitation and advocate family doctor leadership over legislation while praising hygiene practices in other cultures.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Franklin Dye
New Jersey Commission On
W. H. Mayfield
St. Louis
Wood Hutchinson
Calcutta
A. C. P. Ambler
Nashville
Tenn
Anti-Tuberculosis League
United States
American Academy of Medicine
Victor Horsley
Sir A. B. Wright
London
England
Paul K. Kennedy
New York
Washington
Commissioner Wood to Probe Express Charges in Fort Wayne
State Railroad Commissioner Wood travels from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne on June 4 to investigate complaints that express companies are overcharging for city deliveries. He will review rates and practices affecting residents and local businesses.
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Wood
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Ind
Express
Baltimore Doctor Marries. Copelan Takes Husband's Name
Baltimore paper reports Dr Annie R Copelan, a young physician, wed Abraham Brott. Copelan, a University of Maryland graduate, kept her surname for her practice while Brott, a dental student, added Copelan as a middle name in a legal change.
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Baltimore
Annie R. Copelan
Abraham Brott
Copeland
University of Maryland
Brett
Tornado Hits Texas West of Decatur Early Report
A tornado struck west of Decatur Texas early today causing property damage as storms move through the Dallas area. Local authorities report no immediate word on injuries, and emergency crews are assessing scattered damage across rural roads and small towns.
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Dallas
Tex
Decatur
Stunning Charges by the State in Haywood Case
Boise, Idaho June 4 William D Haywood heard the states charge that an inner circle of the Western Federation of Miners planned Steunenbergs murder as part of a broad conspiracy. Hawley outlined a vast scheme with leaders responsible for murders and a fund used to hire talent, while Darrow objected to overreach and the court ruled on scope. The opening statement drew a packed courtroom as witnesses prepared to testify in the high profile case.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
James H. Hawley
Western Federation of Miners
Hawley
Steunenberg
Wood
Inner
Darrow
Atwood
Orchard
Caldwell
Miller
Haywood
Pettibone
McPartland
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Colorado
Bar
Fire damages cargo on Oceanic steamer in New York harbor
A fire aboard the White Star steamer Oceanic was confined to the after hold where 187 barrels of glucose burned, destroying steerage bedding and freight. The blaze, started in storage berths, burned for about two hours before firemen quenched it. origin unknown though suspected arson. The ship, built in 1899 and sailing Wednesday, will depart as planned.
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New York
Oceanic
Forbes Robertson
England
America
White Star Line
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