Millionaire's Club Lunch Near Treasury Hall Marks Economic Pulse
Across from the government treasury a bustling club scene gathers treasury and railway officials, clerks, messengers, and dignitaries at a five cent per item counter. The informal dining hub, nicknamed the Shiloh Club, features a mix of high officials, lawyers, and newsmen sharing casual meals and charged conversation on politics and finance. Each patron pays only for what they take, with no bills or prices beyond the five cent items, trusting honor for the rest.
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Henry M. Hoyt
Department of Justice
Judge Hichards
Richards
United Bates
Ohio
Hoyt
M. D. O'Connell
the Treasury
Milton A. Ailes
Riggs National Ban
Waener
National Millers Federation Opens Convention in Kansas City
Delegates from both sides of the Atlantic attend the Kansas City convention of the National Millers' Federation. President Charles Espenschied of St. Louis responds to the mayor's welcoming address as the meeting opens.
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Scripps-3
RAS Press Association
Kansas City
Junes
Atlantic
National Millers’ Federation
Charles Espenschied
St. Louis
Damages Sought After Beating of Rosa Brown
A lawsuit for $5,000 damages was filed by Rosa Brown against Mr and Mrs Edward McGuire who run a rooming house on N Kishn Street alleging a beating that left her permanently injured. She claims she visited the McGuires last Sunday to collect money when she was attacked, clothes torn and destroyed, police court trial postponed until she testifies. MOVEOAT O NEILL SINKS. SCRIPPS BAG PRESS ASSOCIATION Louisville Ky June 8 The WLW ONeill towboat on the Ohio Mississippi rivers struck the foot of Eighth Street and sank in seven feet of water. Owned by Monongahela Coal and Coke company valued at B10\\0M. Twenty men were asleep. all escaped. The boat will be raised.
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Rosa Brown
Edward McGuire
N. Kinoisst
McGuire
McGuires
O'Neill
Scripps-Bag Press Association
Louisville
WLW
Largrat
Ohio
Miasissipni
Monongahela Coal and Coke Company
B1oum
Railroads to challenge Missouri freight rate law in federal court
Jefferson City June 3 Federal court filings are planned next week by principal Missouri railroads to test the maximum freight rate law enacted by the last legislature. Attorney General Hadley has received notice and expects about nine railroads to join the suit in the unit.
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Scrippe-M'Rae
Jefferson City
Hadley
Camels Puzzle Child On Harrisburg Train Show Visit
On a Pennsylvania railroad out of Harrisburg an aged man and his granddaughter rode to the Barnum & Bailey show. The little girl marveled at the camels and other acts while the grandfather joked that the child’s hands resembled travel for long without water. The Barnum & Dalley menagerie features Siberian camels among other exotic animals and circus acts in Indianapolis on June 10.
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Harrisburg
Ftth Gil
Barnum & Farley Cit
Rhom
Barnum & Baller
Indianapolia
Sierra
United Statees
Tate
Landes
Barnum & Dalley
Homecoming a Big Affair in Flint Jubilee Festivities
Flint celebrates golden Jubilee and old-home coming drawing over 23,000 visitors on Wednesday. Vice President Fairbanks attended, receiving a long ovation as he rode in a parade along Main Street. Gov. Warner, Justice Brown, Senator Alger, Bishop Foley and other dignitaries joined in a corner stone ceremony for a federal building. Fairbanks urged national peace and lack of external fears in his address.
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Bcripps-M' Rae Press Association
Flint Bich
Flint
Fairbanks
Gov
Warner
Justice Brown
United States Supreme Court
Alger
Foley
Cathoile
Federal
Anesne
Polivteal Weyetrael
Starts a Storm Against Rockefeller in Baptist Meeting
The Northern Indiana Baptist association met in South Bend where a resolution attacking the Baptist brotherhood and alleging moral questions about Mr. Rockefeller sparked a storm of protest. Rev Wheeler and Rev Lankin introduced the resolution which was promptly killed after vigorous opposition led by Rev H Parker of Laporte.
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SUN
South Bend
Ind
Jones
Great Baptist Brotherhood
Rockefeller
Northern Indiana Baptist Association
Wheeler
Elkhart
Lankin
Mishawaka
H. Parker
Laporté
Banker Enggly Dies by Suicide as Japanese Stocks Fall
Paris report says banker Enggly, a wealthy speculator, was heavily bearish on Japanese shares. The decline in those stocks led to his ruin and liquidation of his holdings is expected.
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M' Rae Presb Association
Paris
the Bourne
Enggly
Major Smith Captured Gen Ana's Cork Leg
An 1890s era account tells how Major Joseph R. Smith, then a private, found Santa Ana's cork leg after Cerro Gordo. He recounted the moment, noting the leg was abandoned in a carriage to speed the pursuit, later verified by fellow soldiers and eventually housed as a war relic in Memorial Hall, Springfield.
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Smith
Gen
Ana
Cork
Santa Ana
Cerro Gordo
Mex
Joseph Rb, Smith
Thackenty
Banta Ana
Maj
Mith
Third Witness Volunteer Infantry
Batue
Jarrett Richey
Richey
Abe ‘Waldron
John Mr. Gilt
Samuel Rhodes
Lee
Waldron
Rhodes Brothers
McCook
Wath Glen
UW. C
Memorial Hall
Springfield
Meleg
Hatte
Ervey Gord
Mt Wpe
Thackeray
Maj. Smith
Insanity and Its Cure Promotes Outdoor Living
A Chicago expert attributes rising insanity to urban life and poor living conditions. He urges readers to move to the countryside, seek sun and fresh air, and reduce stress from money worries. The piece cites high insanity rates in New York Boston and Chicago, advocating outdoor living as the remedy.
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Tite
J. N. Moyer
Chicago
City
Dr. Boyer
Maver
New York
Boston
New England
Fsville
Talks fail to grant wage increase at Republic Iron and Steel
Detroit June report says representatives of Republic Iron and Steel face a likely rejection of Amalgamated Association demands for a 19 percent restoration, an 18 percent raise over current pay. Both sides show reticence and will not discuss before a final decision.
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Bchkipps-M'Rab Press Association
Detroit
Republic Iron and Bicel Company
Amalgamated Association
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Kansas
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Casper Walton
Michigan City
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Thas
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Buftelo
N.Y
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Iama
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
Philadelphia
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N. Y
HH. Roberts
Fort Street
West
Mich
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Torrarous
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Indianapolis
Indiana
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Badger Furniture Co
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Beston & Langen
Bliss, Swain & Co
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John D. Brosnan
South Winds Street
Feeney Furniture and ‘Stove Company
Albert Gall
Charles L. Hartmann
Jake Bros
Paul H. Krangs
Kahn Tailoring Co
Lilly & Stalnaker
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Charles Mayer & Co
HL Messenger
L. E. Morrison & Co
People’s Outfitting Co
Rink’s Cloak House
Baks & Co
the Model
Men's
Boys’ Outfitters
Toe Sander & Becker Furniture Co
Btar
L. Strauss & Co
the Eagle
Taylor Carpet Co
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Jaling C. Walk & Son
H. P. Wasson & Co
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Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Merchants Association
Washington St
Columbia
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Columbia National Bank
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