Bicycle Racing Club Incorporated in New Jersey
An incorporation notice states the association aims to promote cycling racing and athletic sports, with Amos G. Batcher of New York holding 996 shares of 2000 total. The organization will operate under a capital stock of 2000 shares at 1 each and is limited to track owners and bicycle racing associations.
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Nate Salisbury
Charles ‘Ohn
D. Lasley
Amos
New Jersey
Amos G. Batcher
New York
American Racing Cyclists’ ‘Union
Handsome number in Epworth Herald convention preview
The Epworth Herald announces the national convention to be held in Indianapolis July 20 to 28. The issue includes city sketches and Methodist church features illustrated with half-tone pictures. Minsters covered include Charles C. Lasby Virgil W. Tevis J A Goodwin Rev J R Lathrop and Rev E K Rawls.
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Epworth Herald
Indianapolis
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Indianapolis League Union ‘Cabinet
Charles C. Lasby
Virgil W. Tevis
D. D
Bravo the restaurant dog retires after 18 years service
Bravo a highly intelligent dog that served William H Hermes of a Massachusetts avenue restaurant for 18 years died Friday morning of old age. The dog helped wake the household each morning by barking and performing a morning routine before returning to bed. He survived several electric shocks during his years but persisted in his duties.
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William H.hermes
Massachusetts Ave
Mr. Hermes
Rave
Moonshiners' raid ends in deaths at North Carolina distillery
In Leigh North Carolina on April 22 a seizure party attacked a moonshine operation near Waynesville. Deputy Marshal Harris and Deputy Collector Williams were killed and injured. A moonshiner named Burt and two assistants were captured. An explosion at Eagleton's registered distillery killed Thomas Jones and Charles Odom, blowing them from the building as the distillery was destroyed.
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Leigh
N. C
Revenue Scollector
Waynesville
Harris
Collecor
Williams
Burt
Eagleton
Thos. Jones
Charles Odom
Moonshiners Battle in Tennessee Mountains Ends Fatal
Chattanooga reports a clash Thursday night near Waters Ite in Cocke County Tennessee between federal revenue officers and moonshiners. Sheriff Dawson was killed and Deputy Alton fatally wounded. the posse leader was ordered to Samoa. A German cruiser Geffon has been ordered to Samoa.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Thas
Cockeounty
Tennessee
Knoxville
Sted
N. C
D. Alton
Oxville
Dawson
Cockery
Alton
Samoa
Ndon
Ghat
Geffon
Republicans name Ves to succeed Reed as House Speaker
Henry Ves elected by Republicans to replace Speaker Reed marking a key midterm transition. Immune affairs and southern infrastructure discussed as the party signals policy direction amid urban and railroad concerns.
Bryan at Buffalo sees Bryan win NY and presidency
W. J. Bryan spoke at Music Hall in Buffalo on Friday afternoon. QC H. P. Belmont, visiting in the city, predicts Bryan will win a large NY majority if nominated and become the next president.
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Perry Belmont
Buffalo
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Music Hall
H. P. Belmont
Bryan
New York
Navy board recommends reduced penalties on gunboat Princeton
The navy department board assessing penalties on Dialogue & Son of Camden New Jersey for delaying the gunboat Princeton proposes fines for 211 days amounting to about $25 000. The firm will incur about 25 000 dollars in penalties instead of the full sum.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dialogue & Son
Camden
N. J
Princeton
Mills Succeeds Chizum in Thirtieth Circuit
A. E. Chizum, prosecuting attorney of Newton and Jasper counties in the Thirtieth circuit, resigns. Gov. Mount appoints Charles E. Mills to the post as Benton county is moved out of the circuit by the last legislature due to judge Thompson issues. Chizum cited insufficient business in the two remaining counties to justify continued service.
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A. E. Chizum
Thirtieth Judicial Circuit
Newton
Jasner
Gov. Mount
Charles E. Mills
Benton County
Thompson
Chizum
Wayne County Rebekah and Pythian Conventions Set in Richmond
The Wayne county Rebekah convention meets here next Wednesday with speakers Anna W Lafallette of Portland and Victoria L Cranor of Muncie. Cambridge City lodge will demonstrate work and local Odd Fellows provide an exhibition drill. The Pworth league convention for the Richmond district is planned for June.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne County Rebekah
Anna W. Lafallette
Indiana Assembly
Portland
Victoria L. Cranor
Muncie
Cambridge City Lodge
Oddfellows
Thepworth League of
Richmond District
Troops From Buffalo Reach Manila Route Through Indianapolis
Companies A C G and H of the Thirteenth regiment from Buffalo New York passed through Indianapolis Friday en route to Manila. They travel via St Louis and San Francisco with Company C under Captain Stiles and Company H under Captain Hughes in ten and eleven coaches respectively. The combined units include 250 men plus the band and headquarters officers.
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Thirteenth Regiment
Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis
Manila
St. Louis
San Francisco
Stiles
Hughes
Ferguson
Sample
Kissed and Made Up Prone Baptist Church Pageant Oddity
Evansville Indiana April 22 report notes a prone first Baptist church event with a two year delay or confusion surrounding participation and aftermath. The fragment indicates an unusual incident from a local religious group and date.
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Evansville
Indi
Prone
First ‘Baptist
Fayne Moore to Appear on Stage in Burlesque
New York reports Mayne Moore will perform in a burlesque show about recent badgering adventures. Rumors tied her prison time to a stage career, she denied it then, and since release she has approached theater managers. Next week she is said to debut.
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New York
Mayne Moore
Craven Sues Fair Estate for $5,000 Monthly
Mrs Net tie R Craven of San Francisco claims widow status of the deceased Fair and seeks an allowance of five thousand dollars a month since December 1805. The hearing is set for May 4.
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San Francisco
Nettie R. Craven
Fair Estate
Gillis Taylor Kills Miner in Watts' Ore Mines Outbreak
Middl esboro Ky April 22 Gillis Taylor killed Clint Redmond a miner at Watts ore mines in Tennessee Wednesday evening. They had been at outs for some time when a fight broke out Taylor struck Redmond in the face and kicked him in the stomach as bystanders intervened Redmond fell on the way home exclaiming Taylor has killed me and died Taylor was arrested.
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Middlesboro
Newark Leaves St Lucia for Montevideo on Pacific Route
The navy department reports the Newark departed St. Lucia on Friday bound for Montevideo en route to the Pacific coast where she may be sent to Samoa. The Marblehead is to follow in a few days.
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Newark
Washington
Navy Department
St. Lucia
Montevideo
Pacific Station
Samoa
Marblehead
First International Cable Chess Match Opens
John Sherman has recovered enough to call on the president as the first international cable chess match between American and British college students begins. In Lake City South Carolina the lynchers case goes to the jury while Judge Brawley laments the state’s criminal record. The Hague reports Dutch citizens upset that Transvaal leaders were not invited to the peace conference.
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John Sherman
Lake City
S. C
Brawley
South Carolina
Hague
Transvaal
A New Broom With Soap and Water Promises Changes at Columbus
Columbus Ohio April 2 M B Earnhart appointed police court judge by Gov Bushnell assumed the bench and urged cleaning up the city He called for prisoners to be bathed and brought to the court in better shape He also insisted on pairing offenders for social evil cases and hinted at workhouse penalties while promising reforms.
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Columbus
M. B. Earnhart
Fish Must Pay the Preacher Wedding Plan
In Jeffersonville Indiana on April 22 William H Wood and Hulda Holly with her aged mother walked six miles to obtain a marriage license. They lacked funds but Wood pledged the ceremony will happen once he catches enough fish to pay the preacher.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
William H. Wood
Hulda Holly
Wood
Victim of San Juan Survives as Pension Filed
Charles Bernard, shot during an incident at San Juan, survived while helpers were killed near the field. He reached safety and was later revived as he was placed in a coffin. He has filed for a pension.
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San Juan
Jeffersonville
Ind
Charles Bernard
Old Town of Westfield Averages 74 Years
Westfield Indiana residents all aged 18 or older with an average age of 74. The town, settled in 1832, was a station on the underground railway during slavery times.
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Westfield
Ind
Sees Again After Sudden Blindness in New Albany
John Wammond, rendered totally blind by optic nerve paralysis ten days earlier, unexpectedly regained his sight while being led along a New Albany street on Friday showing a sudden recovery.
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New Albany
Ind
John Wammond
Killed Himself and Wife Reported in Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado on an April night Frank Smith and his wife were shot and killed. The report notes a suicide pact ending in both deaths with ongoing police inquiry into the motive and circumstances surrounding the double tragedy.
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Puebla
Col
Frank . Smith
Continental Tobacco to Increase Capital Stock to 100 Million
Newark April 22 stockholders of the Continental Tobacco Company voted to raise capital from 75 million to 100 million dollars. A small portion of stock was represented and the vote in favor was unanimous.
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Newark
N. J
Continental Tobacco Company
Consolidation Afoot Among Fire Brick and Safe Makers
Fire brick manufacturers of the east backed by New York capitalists plan a consolidation. Iron safe manufacturers will form a combine with a capitalization of 7 million dollars in preferred stock and 10 million dollars in common stock.
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New York
Big anti trust dinner announced for May 25 at Coliseum
Details of the large anti trust dinner at the Coliseum on May 25 are being finalized. A partial speaker list includes Carter Harrison of Chicago Chas Blackburne of Kentucky N O Nelson of St Louis and Col Bryan An effort will be made to secure Col Henry Watterson.
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Henry Ves
Speaker Reed
Ite
Tenn
Baltimore Trust
McKinley
National Educational Associ- Angeles
Cal
Bob’ Baker
Middlesboro
Gambrell
Nashville
St. Louis
Ris
Delphia
The
Coliseum
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Chas. Blackburne
Kentucky
N. O. Nelson
Col. Bryan
Col
Henry Wattersen
New Upright Pianos and Musical Goods for Sale
Wulschner’s offers upright pianos with payment terms of 10 down and 3 monthly payments. The ad lists Steinway & Sons rosewood piano 125, Webber 125, Whitney 175, and various second hand pianos 25 to 175 plus square pianos 5 cash or 1 weekly. Carlin & Lennox advertises at 5 to 9 E Market.
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Steinway & Sons
St. Louis Piano Company
Beatty Square
Webber
Higgins
Whitney
Carlin & Lennox
Grand Hotel Cafe offers best meals in city
Advertisement notes Grand Hotel Cafe as the best meals in city and invites patrons to try them. Mentions H. L. Shute, 84 Talbot-block and a fragment about brick buildings with rock-faced stone.
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Grand Hotel Cafe
H. L. Shute
Talbot-block
Surgeon Splices Wind-Pipe in Transit Rescue
In New York on April 22 Dr Christian of Bellevue hospital repaired Daniel Eagan’s wind-pipe after he slashed his throat. A six inch rubber tube from a stomach pump was used to splice the airway while en route to the hospital, and Eagan is expected to recover.
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New York
Christian
Bellevue Hospital
Daniel Eagan
Eagan
Fle
Best in the World Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed
A reader praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from The Herald Andersonville Indiana for curing a severe cold and troublesome cough after trying the advertised product. It is sold by all druggists.
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the Herald
Andersonville
Ind
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N.Y
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Sige
A. B. Haynes
Aurora, Lawrence Co
Aurora
Common Sense
Bryan AT
Mills
Fayne Moore
Fair
Mrs. Craven
Wulschner’s
Pennsylvania-st
Wonn's Cafe
Monument Place
Dr. Christian
Carter
DR. Carter & CO
S. Minois St
Indianapolis, Ind
Grand Hotel
ST. Paul Association
Broadway
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U.S
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