Sleuths on His Trail Traced to Jersey City in Poison Case
Police trace the suspect in the Dr William Wilson poisoning from Philadelphia through Bristol Trenton Jersey City to New York City with ties to a mailed letter and a forged seal used on the poisoned ale. Frederick Gies Jr is cleared but held on unrelated bail as detectives pursue the killer.
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Philadelphia
Tuly
Frederick Gies, Jr
Thie City
Wm. Wilson
Bristol
Trenton
Jersey City
New York City
Boston
Frederick Gies
Wilson
Long
Paul
Kristal
Tolesdale
New York
Keystone
Fred Buckman
Wilsop
Hitchcock for Chairman
Hot Springs Virginia July 8 The Republican National Committee executive committee is in session today and Frank H Hitchcock is likely to be elected chairman with Representative McKinley of Illinois as treasurer. Senators Hemenway and Representative Watson aligned with the Fairbanks faction and support Hitchcock. Taft held talks with Burke Hemenway and Watson plus Kellogg as heavy rain interrupted the discussions.
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Hot Springs
Republican National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
McKinley
Illinois
National Committee
Hemenway
Watson
Midiana
Fairbanks
McKiniey
Winds
Cannon
Burke
Pennsylvania
Knox
Hitchcock
Taft
Representative Burke
Representative Watson
Powell Clinton
Arkiansis
Richard (. Kerens
Dviank Th
Kelloge
Raja
Fighting at Tabriz Prompts Peace Negotiations
Revolt clashes in Tabriz between revolutionists and shah supporters spark peace talks led by General M. Pohitonoff on the Huasian coast. In Washington post, communications note postmaster general Myer travels to Hot Springs for Taft chaired conference on the Republican national chairmanship amidst the turmoil.
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Tabriz
Ceuses
Ily
Tabrz
Huasian Coast
M. Pohitonoff
Meyer
Conferree
Washington
Myer
Hot Springs
Taft
Rebrews for Child Labor Laws
Frankfort Michigan July Central American Rabble unanimously adopted a resolution expressing sympathy with all movements in state and federal legislation that endeavor to abolish child labor.
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Frankfort
Mich
Scores On The Ball Fields Big League Standings
Chicago July 8 Baseball scores and standings across the major leagues with results from Cincinnati New York St Louis Boston St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Chicago and New York Detroit plus western and association games. batters and pitchers are listed with hits errors and line scores for each city.
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Chicago
National
Cincinnati
New York
Pacterius
Ordall
Bresnahap
Spade
Schiei
McLean
Uchicago
St. Louis
Boston
Ihwits
St. Lows
Errors
Lindeman
Smith
Jash
Ludwig
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Potteries
Dineen
Spencer
Dygert
Powers
Cleveland
Bergen
Joss
Beinis
Clarke
Cicotte
Crigers
Washington
White
Sullivan
Burns
Street
Altrock
Weaver
Falkenberg
Detroit
Mits
Willetts
Thomas
Newton
Sweeney
Wits
Detroitt
Frrors
Rbatteries
Donovan
Sehmidt
Lake
Blair
Kleinow
P. W
Chicago Philadelphia
Chicago Markets Report July 7 With Livestock Quotations
Chicago markets quote mixed grain futures and active hog and cattle trading. Hogs sell around 6.00 to 7.00, cattle receipts at 1 to 8 cars with prime steers near 6.50 to 7.00, cows 4.50 to 5.50, calves 12.00 to 10.00. sheep lambs at 4.00 to 6.75. live poultry and eggs listed with varying bids. East Buffalo agents Dunniby and Stevens list cattle receipts, market slow for export steers and steady for heavy hogs. overall tone cautious with price ranges given for multiple classes.
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Chicago
Fetogso
Artz
East Bulvato
No Y
Dunniby & Stevens
East BulTa'o
N. Y
Helrers
Hoge
Carey
Winona Normal School Founds Public Teacher Training
The Winona Lake schools merge into one system forming Winona Normal School to train public school teachers for 36 week minimum sessions, open 48 weeks a year. Delegated faculty of about 30 hold degrees from multiple colleges while teaching a broad curriculum across several institutes and departments.
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Winona Lake
Winona Normal School
Normal
Indiana
Winona Normal
8. C. Dickey
Winona Lake Schools
Jonathan Rigdon
Normal School
Danville
J. C. Breckenridge
Winona Agricultural Institute
The
Agricultural Institute
Winona Park School For Young Women
Academy For Boys
Conservatory of Music
Natonal Normal University
Central Normal College
B. S
Clark University
Boston University
Winona Park
Ada Normal School
University of Chicago
E. W. Coffin
Dalhouse University
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Naparina College
Trinidad
West Indies
Florence, Fox
Olivet College
Cook County Normal School
College School
Toronto
Curry
Boston School of Expression
Leah van Blarcum
Lewis Insitute
Frank Nelson Palmer
Wabash
A. BH
D. D. Cris P. Dellinger
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana University
Don Cunningham
Halen M. Eddy
University of Iowa
Women at Winona Lake social season outlined
The Winona Woman's Club plans weekly meetings at the Westminster Hotel to feature speakers from the Winona Assembly program. Highlights include Belle Kearney of Mississippi and Mary I. Wood, with plans for Venetian night on July 31, a watercraft contest, and a June conference of Esperantists.
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Winona
Frank N. Palmer
Winona Lake
Rand
Wilbur F. Crafts
Washington
Winona Line
Park
Isaac Brown
Indiana ‘Bird and Bee
Winona Assembly and Schools Association
Assembly
Princess Anna Gould Marries Prince Hettie de Sagan in London
London July 8 Princess Anna Gould and Prince Hettie de Sagan wed in a civil ceremony at a registrar and then before the French Protestant church. The event drew keen cameras and strong public reaction as the affair appeared shrouded in formality and social ostracism.
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London
Anna Gould
Prince Hettie de Sagan
France
United States
Sunj
Eahmen
St. Patrick's Ronay Catholic
Sahu Square
Mmne
Gould
Prince
Epidemic measles and local death notices in Indiana towns
Logansport reports a measles outbreak while multiple obituary items detail deaths across counties. Among the deceased are Joseph Bailey 74 Kendallville merchant G M Davis 82 Wabash pioneer Jesse Talbert 92 and Michael Whetsel 95 plus a series of accidents illnesses and incidents including a fall a drowning scare a self harm case and a severe burn to a child. Local actions include an ordinance to lower automobile speeds and a museum plan by the D A R in Huntington. A barn fire near Pleasant Mills and a canal of public interest accompany the day’s briefs.
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Logansport
Joseph Bailey
Ligonier
G. M. Davis
Kendallville
Ed Dewitt
Bluffton
Thomson
Auburn
Jesse Talbert
Wabash
Emma Hess
Garrett
Decatur
Michael Whetsel
Daughters of the American Revolution
Court House
Huntington
Cyrus Cline
Hamilton
Steuben County
Edward Cordun
Pleasant Mills
Adams County
Otto Martz
Fairfield Center
DeKalb County
Thomas Daltry
Fred Brock
Whitley County
John Bentz
Ed Weade
Albion
R. Alpaugh
Andrews
Ceremonial Church Wedding Follows Simple Customs
The couple wed in a quiet church ceremony led by Rev. L. de Gremont with Mme Ranette playing Abide With Me. Photographers clicked at the altar as Prince Helle and Mine Gouldwell answered questions confidently before Bible gifts and a small reception at the vestry.
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L. de Gremont
Mme. Ranette
Hom
Odie
Wittesses
Baron de Fontenillat
Prince Helie
Mane
Coukl
Yachting Circles Buzz Over Norton Plant International Bid
In Glasgow in July interest rises as Norton Plant of Lavermout Yrebt club plans to launch an international yacht race project. He has commissioned Herreshof to design a 23 meter racer under the European Universal ruler to rival boats like White Heather and Shamrock.
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Herreshof
Glasgow
Norton Kk. Plant
Lavermout Yrebt Elib
Twerreshof
Printers Strike Ordered Off in Hartford
The International union orders the printers strike in Hartford to end with July 18 as strike benefits cease after September 14 1905 in job offices across the city.
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Hartford
Conn
Atilie
Grant's Grandson Appointed Secretary of Legation
Gianston SARTORI, grandson of President Grant, is named secretary of legation in Guatemala, succeeding William Bands as the new diplomatic officer in Central America.
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Grant
Washington
Algernon Sartori
Guatemala
William & Bands
Benton News Social Notes From Around Town
Floyd Barry and sister Maude are home from a two week visit with relatives at Kansas City. Ray Elsea of Chicago spent the Fourth with his parents. Earl Banta and wife and sister Josephine spent several days last week in Chicago. W D Butler and wife spent several days last week at Lake Wawasee. Irason Longacre, visiting his sister in Chicago, returned home. Ray Downing and family of Goshen spent the Fourth with Dr W B Kyler. Tom Berkey spent Sunday at Mishawaka with his sister Mrs Homer Nett. Miss Anna Hawkins of Toledo is at...
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Floyd Barry
Maude
Kansas City
Ray Elsea
Chicago
Edn
Elsea
Earl Banta
Josephine
Do. W. Butler
Lake Wawasee
Irason Longacre
William Prickett
Ray Downing
Goshen
W. B. Kyler
Tom Berkey
Mishawiaka
Homer Nett
Anna Hawkins
Toledo
Chicago couple and neighbor dispute over noise
A Chicago couple and their neighbor quarrel over noise complaints. The dispute centers on alleged disturbances and the parties’ responses, with minor details about years and amounts not clearly stated.
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