Pardon Moves March to Scaffold for Princess Ena
Princess Ena of Battenberg persuades King Alfonso XIII to pardon Fernando Severa, avoiding execution at Badajos as the crowd celebrates with royal mercy. Madrid reports praise for Ena and scenes of rejoicing amid open air Mass and military parades, while other church and Presbyterian debates continue elsewhere.
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Princess Ena Wins King Alfonso's Heart in Madrid Court Relaxed
King Alfonso and Princess Ena toured Pardo forests and Madrid royal apartments as preparations for the royal wedding drew public praise. Cabinet ministers toasted the alliance while nobles expressed admiration for Ena. Gifts include a diamond crown set in gold, pearl and ruby sapphire collars, and a miniature diamond car portrait matching the king’s vehicle.
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Color Line In Church Sparks Disorder at Des Moines Assembly
A May Des Moines assembly attempted to exclude color lines at the Presbyterian chapel but failed as the meeting adjourned with disorder. A notable confrontation interrupted proceedings and prevented the proposed segregation measure from taking effect.
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Is Disease a Crime
An editorial argues disease should not be criminalized and condemns harsh views. It notes many illnesses stem from violated nature’s laws but stresses compassion for overworked housewives and cites Dr. Pierce’s remedies and advice for uterine and digestive ailments.
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Fatal Lightning Strike during Mobile ball game
A lightning storm struck a crowd three miles from Mobile during a ball game, killing five spectators and seriously injuring about twenty five others. Victims include Donald Touart Steven Touart Arthur Moody all under 22 and two men John Green and Charlies Thomas.
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Julia Ward Howe Celebrates 87th Birthday at Home
Julia Ward Howe observed her 87th birthday with a quiet family gathering at her Boston home on May 28 in good health. Surrounded by her children she kept the anniversary with a small party. Memorial day services were noted in Chicago churches.
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Woolner Indicted in Peoria Bank Embezzlement Case
Jacob Woolner, prominent Peoria Jewish banker, indicted by May grand jury for embezzlement tied to the People's Savings bank wreck. Ex-bank partner Rev Louis Nelly and cashier Louis Look also charged. Woolner abroad in California but to be brought back.
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Muck rake debate at Knox College seniors
Miss Clara Lindley of Hamilton wins first prize in Knox college debate as she argues that muck rake writing serves national benefit. Miss Harriet Arnold opposes. Lindley cites Roosevelt and various investigations as proof of public good from muck rakers.
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Bate Was Cruel to Him Alton Relatives Report Eye Failure
Relatives of Frank Stoehr formerly of Bethalto learn his eyesight failed just before his mother planned a Boise City visit. He had hoped to return home with her after long separation. nervous excitement over the visit preceded the decline. He remained in Idaho after the attempted reunion.
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Clean Out Your System With Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
When a deep cellar holds poisonous air, safety requires cleaning it. The same idea applies to the body after undigested food poisoning. Dr Caldwell's laxative Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a pleasant, safe cure for constipation headache biliousness and stomach trouble. Sold by druggists at 50c and 1.00 with money back if it fails.
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