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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1908

Page

7

Exam Board Names 14 Of 71 For Consular Posts

Washington reports the board of examiners certified to the secretary of state a list of successful candidates eligible for merit in the consular service. Of 71 designated, 43 appeared, and 14 passed. In November, 58 were designated and 23 passed. The board notes a lack of suitable material for the student interpreter and consular assistant branches, hindering appointment without drawing from underrepresented states. Names include Howard A. Powell James S Young Peronvean Coffin Robert Wrazer Selius Grove.

Washington Board of Examners Hig Secretary of State Howard A. Powell James 8 Youn Peronvean Coffin Robert Wrazer All Pennsylvania

Major Orlando J. Smith Dies Founder of American Press Association

Major Orlando Jay Smith, founder and longtime president of the American Press Association, died at his Hudson River home at 7:07 PM after a long illness from stomach cancer. A Civil War veteran and author, he built the nation's largest newspaper syndicate and mentored many editors. Survived by a widow and three children including Courtland Smith, VP and assistant GM of the APA. Carnegie testimony in Washington also noted.

Dobbs Ferry Dea Orlande Jay Smith American Press Association The Hudson Walter 4. James Blake Denniston Orlando Jay Smith America Major Smith Ferre Haute Ind Vermont Hiram Smith Indiana Asbury College Depauw University Emich Potomac Ohio Cumberland Indiana Cavalry Atlanta Augusta Smith Loyal Legion New York Association Apair Amawalk N. Y Dobberty Y Anonge Wen Daugthers Courtland Smith

Mrs Annis Testifies In Hains Murder Trial At Bayside Yacht Club

Mrs Halene F Annis widow of William H K Annis testified that Thornton Jenkins Hains beckoned her aboard the boat at Bayside Yacht Club and led her down a runway before the shooting of her husband. She described the scene and the ensuing fatal fall into the water, while lawyers contested the significance of the beckoning. The testimony added dramatic new details as the trial nears closing.

Thornton Hains Flushing N. Y Thornton Jenkins Hains Halene F. Annis William HK. Annis Peter C. Hains Annis Jones Bayside Yacht Club McIntyre Halas

Murder Trial Tactics and Ranken Case Testimony

Sworn statements reveal masked riders abducting Mrs Johnson from bed amid threats to drop her divorce suit. Witness Fehringer accuses band members of aiding Captain Ranken’s murder, with Governor Patterson offering pardon for informant. Court orders increased security as eight defendants face capital charges.

Uiion City Tenn Den 22 Prietieaiy Ranken Mebringer Ranken al Mir Kua Thorman Johnson Frante Fehringer Patterson Fehringer Johnson Toe Johnson Themabe Pinion Jones Caldwell Avery

Tramp Farms Proposed to Reform Urban Vagrants in New York

Albany Dec 28 Governor Hughes is urged by Commissioner Hebberd to include in the annual message a plan for State farm colonies to detain reform and rehabilitate vagrants habitual drunkards and those guilty of railroad offenses such as stealing rides on trains and obstructing tracks.

New York Albany N. Y Hughes Hebberd New Yor City Charities Department Itale Lrampa

Bryan Draws Big Crowd In Uniontown Lecture

William J. Bryan spoke on The Prince of Peace at the West Bud theater Uniontown Pa drawing a crowded audience. He later attended a Lyceum banquet with about 700 plates as honored guest. Meanwhile William Mathues, former state treasurer, is reported critically ill at his home in Media Pa. A Columbus building contractor Donald Wik Haon committed suicide by carbolic acid.

Mr. Bryan Uniontown William J. Bryan the Prince of Peace Weat. Bud Lyceum Bryan George Whyel William L. Mathues Media William Mathues Stats Columbus Donald Wik Haon Ma Willson Palm Fae

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