Baltimore Democratic Convention Notes and Parade Plans
Maryland dispatch reports Wisconsin delegation split on Clark Wilson and Parker with Bryan as second choice, plus parade entries and regional enthusiasm. Also details on removal of a receiver in Cincinnati and Canton Officers installation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wiliam J. Bryan
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Aliou
Parker
New York
Ehsirwan
Bryan
Ohminnan
William Jennings Bryan
Albemarle County
Virginia
Clark
Borax Bill
Oklahoma
Tack
Ely
Colored quartet from Tuskegee Institute draws city crowd
The quartet from Booker T. Washington School at Tuskegee Institute toured the city with Rev G Leims, drawing praise for their stage presence and singing at First United Brethren church. Imes spoke about the institute, urging support. They perform at First Baptist tonight and Westminster Presbyterian Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee Institute
Washington
Fines
Witieh
Innemadh
Ohio
First Baptist Shurch
Westminster Presbyterian
Schultheiss Indicted for Double Charge in Hardesty Case
Carl Schultheiss faces murder charges in the death of Joseph Hardesty and a separate assault with intent to kill Mrs. Hardesty. The case moves to a grand jury within two weeks. prosecutor Burns will decide next steps. Mrs. Hardesty has awarded damages totaling around $40, with additional sums connected to a railroad ticket and legal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schulpheigs
Joseph Hardesty
Diplomas Awarded To St Mary's Students
Diplomas were awarded to the following boys and girls who had completed St Mary's: George Paxton Edward Gardner John Hester Edward Willer Carl Becket Edmond Burke Jerdinand Steimmiller Harry Twwebel Russel Griexny Charles Hayes Margaret Grimm Stella Tansky Abna Connaughton Mary Lavin Jenise Conlon Eleanor Keefe Catherine Marshall Uelen Devine Amun McCoy and Catherine Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
George Paxton
Edward Gardner
John Hester
Edward Willer
Carl Becket
Edmond Burke
Jerdinand Steimmiller
Harry Twwebel
Russel Griexny
Charles Hayes
Margaret Grimm
Stella Tansky
Abna Connaughton
Mary Lavin
Jenise Conlon
Eleanor Keefe
Catherine Marshall
Uelen Devine
Amun McCoy
Cathevine Fulton
Lawn Fete At West Chester Fourth Of July
The annual lawn fete at West Chester will be held on the Fourth of July. A short program is prepared with five works and a general good time anticipated. There will be refreshments such as lemonade and other treats. Bring friends and enjoy the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Haiti
SORA SPENCER SUES FOR DIVORCE AND ALIMONY
Middletown resident Zora Spencer files a divorce suit against John Spencer citing fault and seeking alimony. They wed October 14, 1916, with allegations of misdeeds by the husband. Attorney W. H. Fender is listed in the filing. Local details imperfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sora Spencer
Zora Spencer
Middletown
John Spencer
Bross
W. Hi
Mail Bag The Journal Accepts Public Letters
The Journal invites any man or woman to write on any subject for publication. Letters must be under 260 words and include the writer’s name and address, though these may be withheld on request. The editor will also answer questions.
Retail Merchants to Feature Linear Benely at Hamilton Meet
Towak notes in The Journal that the Retail Merchants association will feature Linear Benely at the avia tint meet in Hamilton. I observed the international aviation meet in Chicago where Beachy led the event while famed flyers participated. two were killed. Promoters claim the best flier is secured and the meet should succeed.
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Hamilton
Towak
Retail Merchants’ Association
Benely
Chicago
Beachy
du Beaudy
Ray Mefford
Contract for Medical Services Awarded to Dr McHenry
At a special meeting of the infirmary directors on Monday afternoon the contract to provide medical aid to inmates and non residents was awarded to Dr J L McHenry at a total bid of 1800. McHenry was the only legal bid and will hold the position for two years. The decision was by vote of Messrs John McClosky and Henry Kehm with Mr Hamann voting against and urging re bids as the bid exceeded funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. L. MeeHenry
McHenry
Messie
John McClosky
Henry Kehm
Hamann
Jost Pear
Will of Frederick Trey Probate to Sisters Rose and Josephine
The will admitted to probate leaves the estate to Rose Frey and Josephine Frey in equal shares. Executor named is Rose Frey. Will dated December 4, 1911 and witnessed by John Tust and Lonis Hunckler. Estate valued at 600 in personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Trey
Rose Wid Josephine
Rose Frey
John Tust
Lonis Hunckler
Thorne Ewen pleads guilty to assault charges in police court
Thomas Ewen, indicted for assault with intent to kill, pleads guilty to a lesser charge in police court and receives a two year penitentiary sentence with leniency due to good conduct and prior clean record. The case, linked to a dispute at the Lakeview Hotel bar, was dismissed for want of witnesses. Notices include a gas service interruption for repairs at East Hamilton Consumers and listings for local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne Ewen
Fr Ngsault
Penitens Liney
Ewen
Fudge Gard An
Jessie Gillespie
John Donahue
Lakeview
Tonating
Wnt
Weather Outlook for the Week Across the United States
Washington June 2 The weather bureau weekly bulletin forecasts a warm generally fair week for the northern and middle states east of the Rocky Mountains while southern states west of the Rockies see near normals with light rains. No well-defined storm system expected to cross the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle State
Hocky Mounsainis
Rocky Mountains
Jos
Market Notes from Wheat to Lamb Prices
Markets today report mixed grain and livestock quotes with no clear trend. Wheat is listed across several No numbers and grades, corn prices vary by grade, oats show white and mixed offerings, and poultry hogs cattle and sheep prices span steady to lower, with ranges for packers and feeders and notable shifts in hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eardy
Dugan Tiwan divorce suit filed after six years desertion
Freda Dugan sues William Tiwan for divorce in October 1904 claiming desertion six years prior. Attorney B F Tavrata and Herbert Elkins filed cross petition in Cavp Divorce by Anna King, seeking custody and a divorce. A separate note covers a burglary involving a large flag over The Wedge door stolen Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Dugan
William Tiwan
Dugan
B. F. Tavwita
Herbert Elkins
Anna King
Bickley
Rasheal Magic Estate Bond Filed In Probate Court
Theo Simpson executor filed a new bond for the Rasheal Magic estate with Judge Connaughton granting approval. The bond amount stands at 80,000 with sureties W. O. Ramitz Jenna Hala Frank Forster and J. Mt. Je winger WF Sneelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Simpson
Rasheal Magic Estate
Tie Probate Court
Judge Connaughton
W. 0. Rarnitz
Jenna Hala
Frank Forster
J. Mt. Jewinger
Sneelier
Guardian Named for Murenerite Divist Estate
Margaret Frinnon has been appointed guardian of Murenerite Divist, who recently inherited a $1,250 estate. The appointment acknowledges the minor's interests and designates Frinnon to manage and protect assets until full guardianship conditions are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Frinnon
Murenerite Divist
Bryan and Parker Clash as Bryan Secures Temporary Chair
The Bryan camp used a delayed start to the national convention hall where Parker faced Bryan’s return amid disorder. After initial applause for Parker, Bryan rose to lead and, amid cheers, nominated Jos W. Kern for temporary chair. Kern urged harmony and Parker withdrawal before Bryan was proclaimed temporary chairman amid renewed cheers.
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Bryan
Parker
National Committee
Kearn
Cardinal Gibbons
Alton B. Parker
New York
T Parker
Jos W. Kerns
Indiana
Tampaigna
Kern
Harmony
Janey Disna
Marshall
Fudge Parker
Kerns
Kern Ape
O’gormain
Colbertson
Texas
Clayton
Alabama
Orote
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Judge Parker
Othorian
William J. Bryan
Grout Chearing
Thomas Bell
California
Ofort
Bryan Aagnin
Vost
Redmond Injured in Street Runaway on Witkman Street
A runaway incident on Witkman Street Tuesday left Alf Redmond, a grocer on South Wellth Street, injured after being thrown from his wagon. No further details reported.
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Riuaway
Witkman Street
Alf Redmond
South ‘Ywellth
Ohio Teachers' association may elect first president
A Cedar Point convention predicts the Ohio Teachers' Association will elect a president for the first time in 65 years. Miss Margaret A. Sutherland, from Columbus Normal School, leads a growing female-backed bid with male educational leaders now enlisted. Nomination on the floor replaces past committee actions for selections. New York June 25 appellate decision upholds bedbug presence as justification for breaking a lease on a Long Island country house. The Ehrichs moved in Oct 16 and left Nov 19 due to pests, withholding rent. Cincinnati June 25 a Louisville Southern train struck an automobile near Latonia race track, injuring Robert Seibert and passengers Hlumenthal, Trautman, and Weissman.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Notam
Cedar Puint
Margaret A. Sutherland
Normal School
Columbus
New York
Supreme Court of
New York State
Lensely
Howard Ehvich
The
Stock Exchange
Long Island
Ehriehs
Cincinnati
Kentucky Hills
South Joint
L. & N. Flyer
Robert Seibert
Latonia Race Track
Seibert
Suse Hlumenthal
Lotis Trautman
Charles Weissman
Talbot Made Defendant in Insanity Plea Case
J W Talbot of South Bend Ind was made defendant in insanity proceedings filed by Juli Fisher in Justice Hildebrand court. The action stems from an alleged attack by Talbot on Fisher at Fisher's office. The case names Wivher as attorney and references Talbot’s earlier misconduct with a horse and thrashing in business establishments.
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South Bend
Ind
Tahn W. Talbot
The
Order of Owls
Court of Justice
A. N. Hildebrand
Juli Ji
Fisher
Wivher
Palbot
Silien Telbet Semterad
Middletown News in Briefs T: Detained for selling drinks on Sunday and local obituaries and bar admission
William Marlin was arrested today on a warrant from Mayor King of Oxford for selling drinks on Sunday in Temoy township. William Snider died at 400 East Harth Street after a two year illness, aged 71 years nine months. Funeral at St Paul church Wednesday at 1:30 pm with Rev H J Dalm officiating. A Middletown and former Middletown boy, Gil Wilmer, and William F. Mayden, now in Cincinnati, were admitted to the bar in Columbus last week, with Mayden serving as deputy clerk in the United Miners district court while studying law at night.
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Middletown
William Marlin
Satnan
Temoy Township
Waa
King
Oxford
William Snider
East Hourth Street
St. Pant Ehorels
St. Paul
Columbus
Gil Wilmer
G. A. Wilmer
Broadway
William F. Mpydden
Cincinnati
Minles
Gallahan Sues Executor Over Estate Claims
Thaniel Callahan, coachman for Catherine Howell, files suit against Brandon Milikin, executor of the estate, seeking restitution of 784.50 with dispatch on claim of unpaid sums linked to the deceased. The case pivots on alleged missed payments and accountability in estate administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaniel Callahan
Katherine Howell
Horiy Sted Brandon Mmiikin
Veachorn
Opinion on teachers' salaries sparks city debate
Chicago June 25 Edward J Po hin Cook county superintendent of schools declared women not competent to teach science if they agreed to work for less than 50 cents a month He sent notices to teachers cancel contracts where salaries were not met and urged adherence to stipulated pay rates in a controversial statement reflecting the era's wage conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salariag
Chicago
Edward J. Po Hin
Cook County
Capt Wood Dead In St Paul After Civil War Service
Capt James D. Wood, longtime St Paul resident and former member of Wisconsin's famed Tron Brigade and Bragg's staff, has died in St Paul. He served in the Civil War and later returned to the city to work in the newspaper business for several years.
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St. Paul
James D. Wood
Amous “Tron Brigade
Wisconsin
Bragg
Wood
St Paul
Shewa
Probate notes reveal final account and estate appraisals
G H Morris administrator of the Williams estate files first and final account showing receipts and expenditures of 1177. The estate’s stock appraised at 312.18 by Lee Parrish John T Rosa and Johnny William, and real estate valued at 4500 subject to tower rights. Liabilities of the bakery total 5557.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Morris
Toseph Williams
Diag Fine
Anton Yffaiad Wan
Lee Parrish
John T. Rosa
Johnny Willian
Baker
Mrs Kennedy Dead at Home of Morsjon Alexandria Clifton
Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy wife of respected accountant Guy Kennedy died at the family home in Morsjon Alexandria Clifton at 11 o clock last night after a long illness from overuse of electricity. Funeral arrangements awaiting word.
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Kennedy
Cinginnali
Elizabeth Kennedy
Guy Kennedy
Mors Jon Ad Alexandria Gvenjies
Clifton
Gould Recovering After Illness in Hadison Trail Avondale
General manager Gould of the Way tin and Unie railway and assistant to the general manager of multiple lines has been seriously ill at his home on Hadison Trail in Avondale. He was at the Grand Central depot for a short visit yesterday and is now recovering.
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Dune
AL Gould
Waytin & Unie
W. Apd
Hadison Trail
Avondale
Grand Central
Se Tignwni Killed in West Kind Avenue Car Crash
Alfred J. Se Tignwni, youngest brother of the famous banking family, died in a automobile collision on a Seventh-sevent sleet night near West Kind Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seligman
New York
Alfred J. Se Tignwni
Ao Adlomobile Collizion
West Kind Avenue
Sevanty-secom
Notable clash near Mexico border tensions during raid attempt
Vague OCR reads of a border incident near El Pasay Texas 30 miles west of Moreen Mexico show a dozen unidentified men brandish guns and threaten execution. Reports reference gold and rebel threats but lack clear names or dates.
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el Pasay
Texas
Moreen
Mexico
Jolaeé
Mrs Howard Sloane Falls to Death in Liverpool Window
Mrs Howard Sloane, aged 40, fell from a second story window at her home in Liverpool this afternoon and fractured her skull. She died a short time later in hospital.
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Mus
Sloane
Rust
Liverpool
Jnne
Howard Sloane
Jewels Stolen From Army Officers Quarters Fort Walton
Reported theft at Fort Walton last Sunday night, two thousand dollars worth of jewels taken from Lieutenant W. BR Nichole of the Coast Artillery. Gems worn by guests of Washington visitors were inside leather cases during a party away from the fortifications. Naturalization hearings set for Wednesday with fourteen petitions.
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New York
United States Army
Fort Walton
W. BR. Nichole
Coast Artillery
Washington
Doge Disaster Toll Reported In Buffalo Blaze
Buffalo on June 25 reports 98 persons dead or missing after the Sunday night disaster. Fire and smoke swirled through the city as responders searched wreckage for survivors and authorities prepared updates on casualties and investigation status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Patton undergoes appendicitis operation at summer home
Francis J. Patton, former president of Princeton University, was hospitalized Saturday for appendicitis at his summer home. The attending physician reports his condition is fairly satisfactory.
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Patton
Yarnison
Berithida
Francis J. Patton
Princeton University
O Neal Arrested for Pocket Picking at Show Grounds
John O Neal was arrested by Officer Walnacle after allegedly pickpocketing Win Young at the show grounds. About $70 was recovered. O Neal was jailed.
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O'Neal
John O'Neal
Shmw
Walnacle
Win Young
Menenoy
Roosevelt at Home and Court Ruling in New York
The article notes a $100 judgment rendered for the plaintiff in a case involving Squire C. Ti Barnett II against Margaret Rupp and Ade Taylor. It also reports Col Theodora Roosevelt arriving in New York at 9:45 AM and plans to proceed to Oyster Bay this afternoon after visiting editorial offices.
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al Squire C. Ti Barnett ii
Margaret Rupp
Ade Taylor
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Rialto
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Akron
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L.A. Plan
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International Paper Co
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Diamond Rubber Co
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Rocky Mountain
Tradelitte Org Co
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East Hamilton
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