Convict Pardoned Weds Ironton Woman in Quiet Ceremony
Jonelim Floyd Lithgow, a former Ohio penitentiary convict pardoned last week by Gov Nash, married Mrs. Mary Vaughan, a widow from Horseshoe Bend near Ironton. The ceremony was held quietly on Saturday. the couple plan to reside on Vaughan’s small farm. Also noted are upcoming graduation recitals by Henry W. Laut and Frank N. Taylor, pupils of Edward Nell, at the Metropolitan School of Music.
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Ironton. O
Jonelim Floyd C. Lth
Gow
Ohio Penitentiary
Nash
Ironton
Benedict
Lithgow
Mary BE. Vaughan
Horseshoe Bend
Iranton
Henry W. Laut
Frank N. Taylor
Edward Nell
Metropolitan School of Music
Regular Winter in England and French Floods
England endures a severe winter storm with ten days of sunless skies and three weeks of continuous rain. Thames valleys flood, frost grips highlands, fruit gardens ruined, London low-lying areas suffer, and the poor feel the impact while widespread snow covers central high lands. France reports floods from June rains flooding mines and provinces, forcing thousands off work.
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London
England
Thames
France
Paris
National Assembly of Servia Thanks Assassin Chiefs
Belgrade June 15 The national assembly opened and passed a vote of thanks to army officers for disposing of the king and queen Prince Karageorgevitch elected King by the army The radical party drafts a new constitution with universal suffrage and no senate The provisional government pardons political prisoners and recalls none are sentenced Livet colonel Milislay Zivanovics commits suicide after a letter suggested plot against the king After the revolution the assembly adjourns to church for prayers.
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Belgrade
National Assembly of
Servia
Garageorgevitch
Senate
Karageorgevitch
Peter Velimirvatch
Radical Party
Marinkovites
Milislay Zivanovics
Beetle Wedge and Ax Men Now Own Indianapolis
A chaotic scene as beetle wedge and ax men seize the Indianapolis convention amid crowds. Delegates total 62 with thousands of uniformed foresters arriving by train. Officials estimate up to 63,000 visitors from outside Indiana by week’s end. The city dons gala attire as booths and headquarters fill with attendees from California to Oklahoma.
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Beetle Wedge
AX Men
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Mryty End
Oklahoma
Mary
Hotels report full bookings for week in Indianapolis
Hotels and lodging houses in Indianapolis list all rooms for the week as booked. The larger hotels report full capacity. smaller rooms and restaurants anticipate a busy spell with many visitors. The Wetmore Sunflower band leads arrivals with 20 performers from Kansas. The convention opens at Tom Unson hall with flood relief pledges and officer elections shaping the agenda.
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Denison
Spencer
English
Occidental
Lorraine
Grand
Imperiel
Vendome
Merton
Iroqualee
Stutr Bins
Douglas
Lorette
Circle Park
Enterprise
Virginia
Oneida
Sherman
Inten Station
Princeton
Indianapolis
Wetmore
Kas
Sunflower State
Souras
Anim Major
Sven
Siong Ag
Claypool
Crown
Readjustment Hopes Meet Opposition at Convention
The document outlines delegates hostile to rate readjustments and notes Chicago’s push to join the convention. It previews the week’s program at Tomlinson hall including receptions, vaudeville, heat camp sessions, a tig parade with uniformed woodmen, a military ball, and head camp sessions culminating in a closing meeting.
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Fairview Park
Tomlinson Hall
Empire
Kansas Delegation Faces Seating Battle at Convention
A chaotic scene unfolds as Kansas factions debate seating on the convention floor. Johnson from Peabody leads Readjustment forces, seeking delegation seating before the credentials committee after the session opens. Mayor J M Brenton, famed as “biggest mayor,” arrives from Des Moines aboard a special train with Woodmen foresters noting his likeness to Tom Reed.
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Tom Unson
St. Louis
Kansas City
Hest St. Louis
Topeka
Executive Council
Talbott
A. R. Talbott
Lincoln
Neb
Fred White
Pontiac
White
Minacle
Woodmen
J. G. Johnson
Peabody
Kan
Minola
Johnson
Kansas
Caneus
Favorade
A. G. Johnson
J. M. Brenton
Dea Moines
Iowa
Dea Moinse
Brenton
Tom Reed
Sultan Takes the Oath As Moro Chief Submits to U S Rule
From Washington to Toledo, June 15 report details the Moro sultan of Matantac submitting to the United States at Atay headquarters. Major Bullard greets the sultan, who declares friendship and peace, citing duty to observe and the move toward American rule. The ceremony features guards, a drill, and three cheers for God and glory.
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Washington
War Department
Matantac
United States
Atay
Robert L. Bullard
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Pantar
Mindarac
Pimcelr
Talemat
Tell Sa
Maj
Bullard
Lake Lanagwa
Allah
Mahomet
Wall Street and Market Report Summary
New York markets opened higher with gains in Atchison Southern Pacific and Amalgamated as traders weighed crop outlook and potential coal disruptions. London and domestic quotes drifted lower. sugar slipped while copper and rail shares fluctuated. Provisions and grain prices showed modest shifts with mixed signals from major exchanges and a busy day for stock, bond, and commodities desks.
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New York
Jung
Atchinon
Southern Pacific
3Tienouri Pacific
Amalgamated
London
Scranton
St. Paul
Ninole Central
N.Y. C
Texas Pacific
Southern Railway
C&o
Metropolitan Street Railway
Ste Reading
Pennsylvania
Erie
Union Pacific
Pedestrian Framed After Auto Strike At Thirteenth and Illinois
W. Stears of 194 N Capitolage was struck by a southbound auto driven by C. Stutz at Thirteenth and Illinois. He was dragged several feet but not seriously hurt. Stutz took Stears to his home. Also includes a long list of wholesale prices for poultry eggs butter cheese and many groceries.
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W. Stears
N. Capitolage
Bunday Aferneen
Thirteenth
Illinoisets
C. Stutz
Shelyat
Mr. Stears
Per Ib
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