Bachelor Rudolph Weill Funds Clothingfor 6000 Women
In San Francisco June 7 Rudolph Weill a mining merchant began supplying outfits to 6,000 needy women. The plan requires no questions or names, with each recipient receiving coats gowns shoes and lingerie via a judge’s card. Weill urged other bachelors to consider doing likewise if able.
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Rockefeller Plays at Sea Aboard Deutechland Voyage
John D. Rockefeller arrived in Cherbourg aboard the Deutechland. He played games with passengers and children, donated to a hospital concert, and spoke to the crew. He planned to visit Paris and his daughter, sailing home aboard the Amerika on July 2.
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Lusitania Launch Sets Transatlantic Record Pace
The Lusitania, Cunard Line's new 32,000 ton liner, was launched in Clyde. It boasts quadruple screws, turbine engines rated at 100000 horsepower, 7% feet length, 850 crew, 4000 rivets and capacity for 55 first class passengers and 1300 third class. Expected to cross the Atlantic in about four and a half days, she aims to be the largest and fastest afloat.
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Scotland
Syne
Cunard
Luattania Gill Ne
Indicted for Forgery Six Counts Face Harrison Nicholson
Special to The Sun reports in Jabper Indiana that Harrison T. Nicholson Columbia town assessor will face six indictments on Wednesday June 3 charging him with forgery. Nicholson protests his innocence and claims.
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Jabper
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Nicholson
Street lighting cuts spark protests across multiple districts
The Board of Public Works orders the discontinuance of numerous gas and naphtha lights, provoking extensive opposition from property owners. The list covers many streets and alleys including Bellefontaine, College, Cornell, Douglass, Muskingum, Ogden, Pratt, and Wilkins among others, with dozens of locations along North, South, East, and West corridors.
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Minnesota
Alleg Cast
Pennsylvania
Rathbone to Be Heard Before Cuban Relations Panel
Washington June 7 Maj Estes G Rathbone former director of posts in Cuba after eight years of attempts to defend himself against Gen Wood charges has won a promise from the senate committee on Cuban relations to hear him The committee chairman Senator Burnham agreed to allow Rathbone to make a statement before the panel The Ohio legislature passed a joint resolution urging the senate to reopen the case and Senator Dick introduced it Senator Teller has a resolution pending to direct the case be opened
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Evening of German house revels for Indianapolis brewers
A formal German house garden gathering honored Indianapolitans and leading brewers. Guests included Gustav Pabst Albert Lieber and the Beckers of Brooklyn with scores of notable brewers. The program featured a band concert, songs from the fatherland, and a lengthy, festive lunch amid flower decorations and cigars.
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Indianapolia
Woran
Gustav Pabst
Albert Lieber
William Lemp
Frenzela
Kroussles
Beckers
Brooklyn
Huptels
New York
William J. Hoffman
Jacob Siegel
Otto Steiffel
St Louis
Carl Moster
Rudolph Brand
Joan Gardiner
Queker City
United States Brewers’ Association
Viattora
Na- Han
H.W. Klansmann
Indianapolis
Klangmann
D. Loeb
Pitteburg
Loeb
Young man drowned in Delta Lake in Fort Wayne
Special to the Sum reports Herman Schwier aged 15 drowned last night while swimming in Delta Lake. He suffered cramps before drowning. Provided details are limited.
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FT. Wayne
Fad
Herman Schwier
Delta Lake
Dunleavy Aims to Return Next Monday
Coach explains Dunleavy plans to return to action by next Monday after an ankle injury. He has been resting daily and the ankle cannot tolerate a quick restart. Burns has been released by Indianapolis management as he was unproductive this season due to persistent issues.
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Burns
Indianapolis
Justice in Bed Marriages Shock Missouri Justice W J Hanley Weds Couples
In Missouri, Justice W J Hanley, bedridden, secretly officiated marriages. George Gerichs and Miss Maretha Hellman entered his bedroom to wed, then later Dr Marshall Allen and Miss Carrie Bosley sought a ceremony. The judge, in a nightshirt, conducted both weddings from his bed. The episode reflects a humorous if improper rash of matrimony amid illness.
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W. J. Hanley
Rhs
Cupid
George Gerichs
Misa Maretha Hellman
Hanley
Marshall Allen
McLeansboro
Ill
Misa Carrin Bosley
St. Louis
Oxford marks graduation of six women in sixty sixth year
Special to the Far Oxford June 0 old year closes with the graduation of six young women. Exercises in the chapel featured a procession of speakers trustees faculty alumnae and students. Rev T J Porter read scriptures Rev J A Ginsinger gave the invocation. Music included a vocal solo by Roberta Tahee piano solo by Keuth Keffer and chorus. Prof P V X Myers delivered the address. Agnes and Mary Morris transferred stock to a permanent endowment to the college upon their deaths. Alumnae started an endowment fund. Degrees and diplomas were awarded to the listed graduates.
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Oxford Cas
T.J. Porter
J. A. Ginsinger
Roberta Tahee
Keuth Keffer
Cottage Grove
Ind
Th College
D. D. Woodmanser
Wipelmatl
W. H. Stewart
Agnes Morris
John B. Elam
Indianapolis
Jana Sherzer
Anna Griffith
Qwenaboro
Magic Morris Malone
Cayuga
Mary Margaret Wil Hame
Portamouth
Katherine Mohn
Ashland
City News Lincoln Leagua Bulletin August launch
Lincoln Leagua Bulletin reports August initiation of the monthly edition with editor E. B. Gates. Notices include repairs to asphalt streets by Marion County Construction, traction company installing fans on Northwestern Ave, and sheriff urging license checks while courts address civil and criminal matters.
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Firat
E. EB. Gates
Clark Hopeful For His Party At Tomlinson Hall Meeting
Mass meeting before the state Democratic convention drew nearly 23,000 to Tomlinson Hall where Congressman Lincoln Dixon introduced W J Bryan ally in a rousing speech. The report notes party platform hints with Samuel Ralston presiding and lists numerous state political figures and supporters in attendance.
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Lenanon
Nerr
William Jennings Bryan
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Bryan
Oirar
Tammith Maelinal
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Nebraska
Imperial
Missouri
Arkansas
Debate on Democracy and Republicanism Cited in Speech
A fragmented excerpt portrays a speaker arguing the fundamental differences between Republicanism and Democracy. He asserts Democracy guarantees equal rights for all with no special privileges, while Republicanism emphasizes government by and for the people, citing the parties’ distinct economic visions and policy aims.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
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Praise for George Ade memorial gym fund gift
Lafayette Ind June 1 The faculty of Purdue University and students presented Prince George Ade writer and playwright a contribution of 2500 to the memorial gymnasium fund to honor 17 Purdue football victims in the 1908 wreck, securing the building's creation.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Atudenta Prince
Four Die of Heat in Early Summer Fatalities
Chicago reports four heat related deaths as summer begins. Victims include Clara Syricholos aged 3 days, John Burns 4 years, Mrs Mary Gillen HY and Terrine of Kalamazoo Michigan found dead in a barn. Police noted the hot weather as the cause and began investigations.
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Clara Syricholos
John Burns
Mary Gillen
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Kalamazoo
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Forepaugh-Selin Circus To Exhibit Monday
Monday marks exhibition day for the Forepanish-Selin circus with performers from around the world. The show promises top acts including trained elephants seals contortionists and aerialists, all presented with the era’s conventional circus flair to captivate the public.
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Webb
Lenet
Dizzy Konermulte
Dettanee
Tymarenes
Awalinwail Conta
Farepaugh-Rejlers
Modern methods ease kitchen work inspire cooking show
Miss Elizabeth Craig demonstrated contemporary cooking at Lily Grainaker's highlighting heat control and instant precise temperatures. A five course lunch featured tomato cream soup creamed eweethreads potatoes on the half shelf and a mixed celery cucumber salad with a gingered garnish, finishing with a raisin studded biscuit dessert.
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Mise Barak Ellaabeth Craig
Tlily & Gralnaker's
Five Classic Recipe Fragments From An Old Page
Readable fragments outline soups breads and sides. Contains tomato soup creamed sweetbreads baked potatoes half shell and raisin roll by poly. Also includes orange sauce and general vague directions. Reflects period cooking terms and measurements with missing letters and typos.
Roller skating revival links to new demand in Richmond
Richmond Indiana reports stronger interest in roller skating with local factory output rising, shipments to Toronto and Dayton rink growth. Separately Robert P. Cullen, 43, died of a broken heart after being deserted by his wife, with no Indianapolis relatives, and his body to be moved to Greenville for burial. He had lived in St. Louis before arriving in Richmond.
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