Public events and notices across Bridgeport area
Various community notices list events this week including children’s day exercises at Bridgeport M E church Sunday at 7 20 pm a memorial service at St Pauls chapel Friday night and Flower Mission day at Alpha name Friday 2 30 pm Also local clubs plan entertainments a lawn social for school improvement fund and Mothers Jewel meeting Friday afternoon. Three men drowned when a boat capsized at Bass Lake during an early morning fishing trip in Paul Minn.
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Bridgeport M. E
Foundera
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Isabel Roffenberg
E. Nortint
Queen Esther
C. B
Tuxedo Progressive Association
Mprovommt
Jawel
Hall-place
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
T. Paul, Minn
C. J. Norby
Dennis
McGinn
John Shea
Baas Lake
Post Discovery Grapes Note Food and Digestion
A historical notice touts a Natural digestion method for starch from grain turning starch to sugar by moisture warmth and time. It promotes Grape-Nuts styled food as wholesome and urges chewing entire meals to strengthen the body and aid digestion while advertising a book titled The Road to.
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Nature
Buchs
Poat
Inj
Natura
Trade School Graduates Hear Vanderlip on Need
Friday afternoon 18 graduates from four departments of the Winona Technics Institute received diplomas. Frank Vanderlip, noted New York financier and former U S Treasury figure, spoke on the need for trade schools. A reception followed. a dinner for Vanderlip was planned with Indianapolis businessmen attending.
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Winona Technics Jinstitute
Frank Vanderlin
Vanderlip
New York
United States Treasury
Hugh H. Hanna
Dickey
Indianapolis
C. Dickey
W.C. Smith
Prof. c. @ ling
Meries Hoagland
Anna R. Phelps
Lavinia Knowton
Rena Reese
Law to regulate courtship proposed by Louisiana legislator
New Orleans June 3 T. 5 Smith a state legislator introduces a bill targeting white people restricting courtship ages and relationships. The plan requires parental notification, a public oath of good faith, and residency limits for widowers. It would fund public education with 17 million dollars, sending boys to Baton Rouge State University and girls to Natchitoches State Normal.
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Scrippe-Medise Orves Association
New Orleans
Smith
Ne State University
Baton Rouge
Natchitocher
Charles L. Tucker 10 Die in Charlestown Execution
The governor refused to commute the sentence of Charles L. Tucker, condemned for the murder of Mabel Pore, and he will be electrocuted at Charlestown State Prison during the week beginning June 2. Governor Curtin Guild announced the decision last night.
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Spectal
Saw
Boston
Mast
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Pore
Piwte
Charlestown
Gov. Curtin Guild
Army of teachers coming to study American methods
London June 2 The education bill sparks debate on American teaching practices. Alfred Mosley’s commission proposed sending five elementary teachers to the United States for a six week study this summer. Government may select teachers with local education committees handling arrangements and funding likely via public subscription. The bill’s local control clause faces Church of England opposition. Knights of Columbus adjourn and set Norfolk as next year’s convention site. A relief fund near 410,000 is planned for French teachers.
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Reripps-McRae Prean Association
London
Alfred Mosley
Mosley Educational Commission
America
Santro
Church of England
Knights
New Haven
Conn
National
Convention of Knights of Columbus
Norfolk
Fan Freachera
Tragedy at Church Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Chicago this morning John Bendatta shot and killed Tony Ricich in front of the Church of the Providence of God during a confrontation tied to past differences. Police describe the church incident as the culmination of a factional fight within a church with a sizable membership.
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Rene
Had Good Time On The Money Special
A fragment from Cleveland reports a man named Kennedy, a book keeper, charged in police court with raising a worthless check and spending $1375. The text also references Oregon politics, noting Mississippi congressman Bowers comments on Oregon's recent election and its implications for Republicans and Democrats in Congress.
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Cleveland
John Kennedy
Larain Ave
Kennedy
Oregon
Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary Elect New Officers
Special to The Son from Valparaiso Indiana reports the Indiana Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary elected their officers. William Gottachalk of Terre Haute was named commander with J Herschel Arnold Valparaiso senior vice commander and R F Duncombe of South Bend junior vice commander. S W Perry of Terre Haute became secretary. Mrs Hes ele Howser of Indianapolis was president with Miss Fannie Fitzwilliam s Valparaiso as vice president and Mrs Jennie Leedy Indianapolis secretary. Treasurers and chaplains named along with inspecting and installing officers. council board includes Mrs Evans Richmond Miss Edna Forney Valparaiso and Mrs Abbie Wallace Indianapolis.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Bluffton
Indiana Sons of Vetriane and
Ladies” Auxiliary
Sons of Veterinn
William
Hesele Howser
Indianapols
Fannie Fitzzwilliams
Valparaieo
Jennie Leedy
Inrienapolmn
Aliee Randall
Ndwnanous
George Kreltenstein
Terre Haute
Chaplairn
Phenis Richmond
Richmond
Council
Evans
Edna Forney
Abbie Wallace
Indianapolis
Murrah for Bryan echoed by Henry Watterson
Henry Watterson in the Courier Journal endorses William J Bryan as the Democratic presidential candidate for 1896. He argues for a staged nomination by state conventions to unite the party and place Bryan with a chosen running mate, noting Bryan’s strongest allies remain from the 1896 round money faction.
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Scripps-McRaccress Association
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Courier Journal
Bryan
Democratic Party
National Democratic Action
William J. Brean
Ahere
Watterson
Nebraskan 13
1MR
Round Money
Pure Food Bill Faces Tough Road in Congress
President signals possible special message as opponents led by whiskey and patent medicine interests mobilize against the pure food measure. If not acted before June, backers fear a summer delay and a years-long campaign to block registration and labeling requirements. Representative Mann vows to resist indefensible amendments aimed at weakening a bill designed to curb adulterated tonics and deceptive labels.
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Congress
iSpeaker Cannon
Mann
Peanak
Senate mends road rate bill and framing debate
The senate approved sending the road rate bill back to conference amid a daylong discussion of the measure. Debate touched free passes, salaries for interstate commissioners, and pedal provisions, with divides on all points. Reports also note campaign talk surrounding Gov Francis and party dynamics, as well as local matters like a new fire engine and a streetcar case at Marion County.
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Senate
Accidea
Board of Guardiana
James
Frances Newton
Arrest of Republican Leader's Wife in Madrid Bomb Plot
The wife of a Madrid Republican leader, Metas, was arrested as an accomplice of Morales the would be assassin of King Alfonso. She confessed buying clothes for Morales and helped him escape the city. The report notes the attire described as plain, simple, embroidered collars and satin details.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Madrid
Metas
Morales
Assausin
Alfonso
I Jagnisting
Ta eKtiplune
Ohio mines ordered closed by Sunday Creek Coal
Scripoatone reports Columbus June F note that the Sunday Creek Coal company has ordered all its Ohio mines closed. The move affects workers and production across the region as the firm cites unspecified reasons for the shutdown.
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Scripoatone
Columbus
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Ohio
Eye Injured as Parasol Damages Woman in Bandusky
Special to The San reports an accident in Upper Bandusky on a June day when a parasol swept from a friend's hand struck Mrs. Charles Chigwell, crushing her eyeball and causing severe injury.
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Bandusky.o
Charles Chigwell
Fragmentary Hard Lines Speech Noted in Jones Meeting
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled dialogue about a Jones meeting with phrases such as Wize-How and Wane-Well. incomplete lines mention Lehirt to his beok and a question about where a jbim occurred, indicating damaged rough note rather than a full report.
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Jones
Miller found guilty in anti trust case against ice firm
The jury verdict declares Joseph A Miller, manager of the Toledo Ice and Fuel company, guilty on charges linked to a conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Valentine act. The report notes a trial outcome and mentions forthcoming court service. The text also states the Tuxedo school graduating class will attend Sunday services at Tuxedo M B church by special invitation.
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State of
Onla
Joseph A. Miller
Tolefo Ice and Fual Company
Miller
Dalng
Fos
Valentine
Tuxedo School
Tuxedo M. B
Health Department Meeting Opens in Boston
The American Medical association's convention closes its first day in June with officers elected and Atlantic named as next meeting site. The session features an arraignment of alleged evils in packing houses and diseased canned goods distribution. Congress urged to pass pure food laws and a national health department with cabinet representation.
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Scrippac McRar Frees Association
Boston
American Medical Arasciten
Atlantic
Congress
Injury Proves Fatal After Capital Ave Accident
Taylor nearo died at St Vine hospital from injuries in a building accident on Capital ave and Georgia ave. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. Seven other Black men were treated after being carried through a temporary root with the scene.
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Taylor
St. Vinecent'a
Capitol-ave
Georgiaa
Two Girls Dress As Young Men In Odd Pranks
The Sun Arkansas City reports Mims Nellia Wright daughter of M J Wright a wealthy lumber dealer bought masculine attire and appeared in public as a young man claiming disdain for skirts, while Philadelphia tale follows Marie Antoinette Sinclair de Pierre who disguised as a boy in a department store causing havoc before being restrained by detectives.
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the Sun
Arkansas City
Ark
Warren
Mims
Nellia Wright
M. J. Wright
Indiana
Misa Wright
Mims Wright
Bho
Aneotal
Philadelphia
June
Nately Gressed
Eva Patricia
Marie Antoinette Sinclair de Pierre
Germantown
Joseph Travers
Travers
City Record for a Day S Pr and Anna Rose
A jumble of names and addresses in the City Record for a day lists numerous residents, deaths, and building permits. Entries include residents such as Lilly Raines and Thomas Seah, ages noted, plus endocarditis and accidental drowning causes, and permits for remodels and dwellings across multiple streets with monetary values attached.
Freeman Case Near Verdict in Liston Church Fire Trial
Danville Indiana June jury to hear Rev E M Freeman testify after a long day on the stand refuting indictment claims in the burning of the old M E church at Liston. Public sentiment leans toward acquittal as his testimony weighs with the jury.
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Danville
Ind
E. M. Freeman
M. E
Liston
Rev. Freeman
Hargis in Jail After Indictment for Cox Murder
Special to The Dam from Jackson Kentucky June Judge James Hargis indicted for the 4 year old murder of Dr B F Cox. He already faces indictments for complicity in the astuenita tions of James Marcum and James Cockrill. He will be jailed until a governor appointed special judge can try the case.
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Hargis
Jackson
James Hargis
B. F. Cox
James Marcum
James Cockrill
Blackburn Named Democratic Caucus Leader in Senate
Washington June report states Democratic senators choose Senator Blackburn of Kentucky to chair the party caucus and lead the minority on the floor, with Blackburn becoming vice chair of the caucus after the late Senator Gorman's passing.
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Blackburn
Suripps-McRae Prees Association
Washington
Benator Blackburn
Kentucky
Benator Gorman
Blackbut
Woman Shoots Herself After Separation in Chicago
In Chicago last night Mrs Migg Jackson shot herself after a separation from her husband. Police report she was found wounded and may die, with mournful notes seeking reunion with her estranged partner.
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Chicago
Migg Non Jackson
Lawyers Clash in Huntington Court Fight Ends in Fines
In Huntington Indiana Judge C Branyan fines both attorneys F H Bowers and John Branyan ten dollars each after a courtroom brawl during a partnership dispute. Sheriff George Myles intervened as blows were exchanged and a chair threatened.
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Huntington
Ind
C. Branyan
F. H. Bowers
John
Branyan
Huntington Circuit
George My “Hones
Attoreneys
John Branyan
Wenledhy
Bowers
Bows Era
Branrat
Bualnesa Fn Im Partnership
Mao Fightner
Frightened to Death in Minneapolis Street Altercation
Leonard Pract, a seven year old son of AH Plady, was pursued by two drunken men while playing with three other boys near his home in Minneapolis in June. He fled, collapsed from exhaustion, and died shortly after from a ruptured blood vessel, the result of the harassment.
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M. Minneapolie
Minn
Leonard Pract
Plady
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