War Departments plans to move volunteers from Philippines
Adjt.-Gen. Corbin states no policy change since Gen. Otis. About 31,090 volunteers depart June 30, 1901, with regulars filling their place. Army in the Philippines totals 62,000, split regulars and volunteers. Homeward move to begin in November. Regulars to replace volunteers imported from Cuba. 6th Cavalry to Manila with detachments leaving mid June and early July.
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Wasmington
D.C
War Department
Philippines
Adjt
Corbin
Otis
Cuba
MacArthur Jt
6Th Cavalry
San Francisco
Manila
Local Official Listings for County Government
The document lists county leaders including Treasurer Calvin L Copeland Sheriff Leonidas H Crozier Coroner Frederick H Austin Assessor Green B Giltner Commissioner Upper District John Crawford Commissioner Middle District Martin H Daily. These officials hold key administrative roles in the county government.
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Calvin L. Copeland
Leonidas H. Crozier
Frederick H. Austin
Green B. Giltner
John Crawford
Martin H. Daily
Democratic State Convention narrows to Kern for Governor
Indianapolis June 6 delegates fill the Democratic State Convention as Samuel M. Ralston is named permanent chairman and John Worth Kern wins the gubernatorial nomination on the first ballot with 819 to 93 for Burke and others. The platform backs Bryan and calls for directSenate elections and tariff changes while denouncing Republican policies in Cuba and the Philippines.
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Committee On
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Indianapolis
Committee On Permanent Organization
Samuel M. Ralston
Chicago
Wm. Jennings Bryan
United States
Republican Party
Hawaii
Cuba
Pension Department
John W. Kern
Frank B. Burke
J. Borarth
Shively
Kern
Burke
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Ot Elkhart
Ralston
John Worth Kern
Alto
Howard County
Indiana
University of Michigan
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Supreme Court
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John R. Simpson
Johannes Kopelke
Mason J. Niblack
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Kopelke
Niblack
Allen Zollar
Ft. Wayne
Nicholas Cornet
Versailles
Samuel KE. Morss
Hugh Dougherty
Bluffton
James Murdock
LaFayette
George B. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
John ©. Lawler
Kopetke
Adam Heimberger
John N. Miner
Jerome Herff
Admiral Dewey in Columbus Acknowledged by Tight Mass
Admiral Dewey's special train arrived in Columbus as crowds cheered a seventeen gun salute. He rested at a hotel, greeted veterans at the Driving Park reunion and barbecue, visited the Deaf and Dumb Institution, and attended a camp fire and the Press Club entertainment this evening.
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Columbus
Admiral Dewey
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Press Club
Missouri Democrats Endorse National Platform and Bryan Nomination
The Democratic State Convention platform reaffirmed the 1896 national plank, denouncing monopoly and trusts. It expressed sympathy for the Boer Republic and instructed delegates to vote for Bryan for President. Ex-Congressman Dockery was nominated for Governor by acclamation.
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Kansas City
Bryan
Dockery
Armistice Report From Lalogs Nek With Buller And Botha
A dispatch from Lorenzo Marques dated June 5 reports General Buller and Christian Botha meeting at Lalogs Nek at Buller’s request. They agreed to a three days’ armistice and the British evacuated Utrecht.
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London
Lorenzo, Marques
Buller
Christian Botha
Lalogs Nek
Utrecht
Senate Advances Sundry Civil and Deficiency Bills
In Washington the Senate adopted conference reports on the Sundry Civil Appropriation Naval Academy and General Deficiency bills. An Armor Plate amendment passed 39 to 35 as the chamber recessed after an executive session until 10. The House agreed to the General Deficiency report while a Nevada claim dispute stalled concurrence on the Sundry Civil bill.
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Washinaron
Senate
Washingron
Cannon
Nevada
Newlands
House
Newland
Labor factions inch toward settlement in Chicago conference
Peaceful Curcago reports organized labor accepts the contractors plan for a conference where the Building Contractors' Council will present its position. Negotiations to end the protracted employer employee conflict are set to begin.
Congregational Home Missionary Society Meets in Detroit
The seventy fourth annual session opens with a paper by Rev. Washington Choate and an address by General O. O. Howard. The 18th annual meeting of the Women’s Department follows with addresses by Miss Lydia Hartig Mrs. J. L. Hill and Rev. A. G. Rich.
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Detroit
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Washington Choate
D. C
O. O. Howard
Women's Department of Home Mission Society
Lydia Hartig
Vermont
J. L. Hill
Massachusetts
Rev
A. G. Rich
North Dakota
Neely Case Postponed On Juror Examination
The examination of Neely before U.S. Commissioners, set for today, has been adjourned to tomorrow in New York.
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New York
Neely
U.S
Nine-Foot River Survey Battle Fails in House Vote
Washington reports a heated session over the emergency river and harbor bill for the Ohio River surveys. A nine foot water stage was defeated in the House, then restored in conference with a six foot provision maintained after Senate amendment.
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Washington
Ohio
Senate
Explosive Compound Count Surges Over Three Decades
Thirty years ago there were about twenty five known explosive compounds. Today the number exceeds one thousand one hundred, reflecting a dramatic growth in identified materials.
Ledger Ac accounts need flat pages for straight balance
When closing Ledger Ac counts the left side ledger page is hard to rule if the book doesn’t lie flat. The surface curves making a straight line difficult and it takes time to create a clean, even rule.
Re colonel Conger requests relief for Pekin mission
Minister Conger reports worsening Pekin situation and orders Admiral Remey at Manila to dispatch gunboat Helena or a lighter craft with river ascent power to Tien Tsin. Secretary Hay authorizes reinforcements from Admiral Kempf and directs naval disposition to protect the American Legation, Consulate, and American interests.
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Washioton
Conger
Pekin
Remey
Manila
Kempff
Helena
Pei- Hoe
Tien Tsin
Hay
Kempf
U S Court Orders Sale of Rathbone Property in Ohio
United States Court in Cincinnati on June 6 issued an order for the sale of E G Rathbone’s property in Hamilton Ohio in the suit brought by William F Jones of New York against Rathbone and his sister in law Countess Von Rittberg formerly Grace Campbell.
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Cincinnati
United States Court
E. G. Rathbone
Hamilton
Ohio
Wm. F. Jones
New York
Rathbone
Countess von Rittberg
Grace Campbell
Man Killed by C. & D. Train in OnitLicolas
Charles Harrison of Auglaize Machine Co. died after being struck by a C. B. & D. train in OnitLicolas Ohio this morning. The accident occurred near the railroad crossing and authorities are investigating. Harrison was a longtime employee of the firm.
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OnitLicolas
Ohio
Chas. Harrison
The
Auglaize Machine Co
Markets roundup across cities with mixed grain and livestock data
Receipts show cattle steady to lower in Cucano and Olnommati with prime steers near 500 to 565 dollars and hogs around 4 to 5 dollars. sheep and lambs steady. Cincinnati notes firmer grains and firm provisions. Chicago pork and lard higher. New York eggs firmer.
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Cucano
Olnommati
Mass Massachusetts and Indiana Prepare for Sea at League Island
Under Navy Department orders the battleships Massachusetts and Indiana at League Island Navy Yard are being prepared for sea. The notice gives no crew and directs readiness and despatch to Hampton Roads for further orders. The ships are practically ready now.
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Navy Department
Massachusetts
Indiana
League Island Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Expulsion of Rev J C Little from Rossville Baptist Church
The trial of Rev J C Little pastor of the Rossville Baptist Church on immorality charges began in Frora Indiana. Moderator Rev F M Huckelberry and clerk Rev Ira Tedford oversaw the proceedings with about thirty five ministers present. At 7 pm the Trial Board returned a verdict silencing the minister and dismissing him from the ministry.
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Commercial Tribune
Frora
Ind
J. C. Little
Rossville
F. M. Huckelberry
Logansport
Ira Tedford
Young America
Mr. Little
Elder William A Lyon remembered at Pleasant Ridge burial
An eloquent tribute records the burial of William A Lyon of Mapisox Ltd on June 5 at Pleasant Ridge Church. The service featured Rev. E C Keys and a moving address by Willis H Ryker, a longtime friend and comrade, followed by a full Grand Army Post honors for the deceased.
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Mapisox, Ltd
Courier
William A. Lyon
Pleasant Ridge Church
E. C. Keys
Willis H. Ryker
Ryker
Grand Army
New York Tycoon Browzie Takes Own Life in Bedroom
George J. Browzie a wealthy New York dry goods man died by his own hand in his bedroom today suffering from illness and despondency. He shot himself causing his death. Police reported no foul play.
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New York
George J. Browzie
Kennedy Nominated U S Agent for Chile Claims Commission
Robert P. Kennedy of Ohio was today nominated to serve as the United States agent under the treaty with Chile dated May 27, 1897, creating the claims commission.
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Washinetor
Robert P. Kennedy
Ohio
United States
Chili
Clarence Stickley Dies in Cincinnati At 41
Clarence Stickley son of Isaac Stickley Esq a Madison native aged forty one was found dead in bed at 5 oclock Tuesday morning in his Plum street home Cincinnati Three years earlier he fell from a building and suffered fainting spells Coroner Schwab will hold an inquest based on the death report by his wife who left him to care for a sick friend
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Cincinnati Times-Star of Today
Madison
Isaac Stickley
Clarence Stickley
Stickley
Plum Street
Schwab
Republicans Nominate Ed C. O'Rear for Court of Appeals
The Republicans of the Seventh Kentucky Appellate district yesterday nominated Ed C. O'Rear for Judge of the Court of Appeals.
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Kentucky
Ed.c. O’rear
Court of Appeals
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