Cannon 10 Cut Plum Pudding in the Pudding
Uncle Joe Cannon prepares to distribute a large public building bill amid speculation on how about $50,000,000 will be apportioned. The piece notes diverse hopes and rumors among congress, with anecdotes on officials and the bar to access, plus side notes on consular mishaps, Photog Kit, and a light look at Hearst and other political curiosities.
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Joe Cannon
Homo
Aly
Congress
Senate
House
Uncle Joe
Rodgers
Attwood
London
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Missouri
Arkansas
Conp
Springfield
Jonesboro
Ark
Politics Shifts as Civilized Tribes May Back Democrats
In a developing political scene the Civilized Tribes are seen as potential supporters for the Democrats while state politics grow warmer. National committees could be asked to provide guidance and aid to navigate the rising tensions and alignments.
Apples for King Sparks Indian Territory Politics
In Indian Territory agitation grows as Democrat Pred Parkinson of Wagoner leads campaign planning for the forthcoming state constitutional convention. Parkinson aims to mobilize delegates and lawmakers, while Republicans eye gerrymandering and delaying tactics to influence early statehood.
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Murrogee
I. T
Indian Territory
Five Civilized Tribes
Parkteon
Man Kills Himself After Cat Bite Frustration
In Chicago on June 2 Ira Foy, recently bitten by a mad cat at South Haven Kansas, fired a bullet into his temple at the Home Fire Insurance offices. A note said he would end his life after doctors warned there was no relief from the bite and his mind gave way.
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Eprumi i Dae
Chicago
Ira Foy
South Haven
Kns
Home Fire Insurance Company
Carthage Man Run Down by Train in June Tragedy
Henry Blagger of Carthage Ind fell under a Six Four train yesterday. Both legs were amputated and doctors fear he will die. Police say the incident occurred near the tracks and he was found by bystanders. Medical staff rushed him to a local hospital for treatment.
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Carthage
Ind
Henry Blagger
Daly Family Hosts Jacksonville Reception For Bride’s Parents
C C Clark and wife and 3 D Mc Laish left Indianapolis Friday for Jacksonville TH to attend a reception for J W Daly assistant general passenger agent of the Lake Bhorn railway company by the parents of his bride to be Youngs woman at Jacksonville. Railroad men are expected to attend.
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Daly
C. C. Clark
D. McLaish
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
J. W. Daly
Lake Bhorn Railway Company
Youngs
Florida 70 Help Bryan May Be Reformulated Letter
Fragmentary wire copy notes the Florida Democratic executive committee meeting on June 3 to canvass returns. Names unclear, but mentions Jacksonville and a possible canvass action.
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Florida
Bryan
Spemal
Sam
Jacksonville
Fla
Atate
Marlon Club Stockholders to Vote on New Home Plan
Stockholders meet at the Style house on Monday, June with ballots from 4 to 8. A vote will decide plans for a new club home designed by Rubush and Hunter. Estimated cost about 50000 dollars. The building will include auditorium gymnasium swimming pool showers two baths dining room bowling billiards barber shop and more.
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Marlon Club
Stylehouus
Rubush and Hunter
William Bogardus
Club
Cormunitten
Cinie
Dinina R Roma
Death of Walter Pape Aged 16
Walter Pape aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pape died Friday after illness traced to stomach trouble. He was a pupil at Manual Training High School and stood well in class.
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Walter Pape
Bob Sanderant
Fred Pape
City News Police still search for missing man and other incidents
Readers report a string of local notes including a missing man named Chainman aged 16 James A Johnson withdrawing from candidacy for representative two day celebration planned August 18 and a grand jury action against Charles Hogan who allegedly struck Arthur King with an ax plus an athletic burglary on Henry Smith’s second floor. Also listed are a receiver sale of Eastern Coal and Supply, a four story Deaconess hospital addition, a fallal incident involving Mrs Louis Haaze, and other fragmented items noting drownings and injuries.
Indiana Bride Forgets Name
In Fairfield Indiana a man named John Eaton of Evanaville and his bride wed twice within three weeks. First they joined in Poeyville and Albion, with a minister Rev C C Garrigues. Returning home the bride recalled her real name Evan geline Pancake, her mother later marrying a Moye, and she had used the name Evangeline Moye. The second ceremony used her remembered surname Pancake.
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San
Pairfield
John Eaton
Evanaville
Ind
Happy Bride
Eaton
Kiadride
Evangeline Moye
Poeyville
Minoisx
Albion
C. C. Garrigues
Christian Church
Council delays vote on $350000 city hall bond proposal
City council postpones action on a $350000 bond to fund a new city hall and municipal coliseum. President Eppert says the delay gives members time to study the ordinance, with a vote expected at the next meeting. Finance committee favorable on $250000 bonds. some members oppose total spending. All but three councilmen attend.
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Ord
Womie
Councilmn
City Honda
Collseum
Frederick Eppert
Committee On Finance
Tarry Royse
William A. Rhodes
Wendell C. Bangs
Albert B. Cot‘oy
James F. Sullivan
John H. Hamlet
Wam
Jaco H. Hilkeng
Haven
Eppert
B. A. Brown
John Ht. Hamlet
Loula F. Henry
Beveridge Cancels Perth July 4 Address
Senator Beveridge of Indiana has canceled his plans to travel to Perth to speak on July fourth before the American Chamber of Commerce. He had postponed departures from June 20 to June 24 amid ongoing meat inspection controversy, making timely arrival for the Fourth impossible.
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Washington
Beveridge
Indisrm
American Chamber of Commerce
Perle
Hemenways Arrive With Family and Pony
June 1900s report notes Mr and Mrs Hemenway with daughters Lona and Eteane and their pony George arriving at a local station. The event marks a cheerful family welcome in the community.
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Boomviler
Ind
Jame A. Hemenway
Lona and
Eteane
Pon George
Verdict for breach of promise in train romance case
New York June. Miss Rosy Linh, a slender brunette, won 14,800 damages against Benjamin H. Barangs in a breach of promise case after trial when no defense was offered. The suit stems from an acquaintance on a Chicago to West trip and dates from 1902 to 1903 with letters and declarations of affection cited as evidence.
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Sam
New York
Misa Rosq Lish
Mareati
Benjamin H. Barangs
Strauss
Kaffenburgh
Supreme Court
Hascall
Monet A. Sachs
Miss Linh
Mr. Strauss
Chicago
Birauss
Strausen
Workers Storm Bridal Chamber In Pittsburgh Scene
At the Hollenden Hotel in Pittsburgh a parade of 200 laborers and teamsters demanded work at 7 a.m. Jacob Brown, crucible steel supervisor, refused entry, was confronted by two assailants, then fled with his aide. The incident followed a joke advertisement by Brown’s friends.
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Brown
Hollenden
Maerad
Crucible Steel Company
Plitaburg
Rewickley
Stonewall Finish Demonstrated by A B Meyer Co Exhibit
A B Meyer & Co hosts an exhibit in the Alcazar barber show space at 17 28 N Penoytennt featuring Stonewall white plaster and Gypsine wall finishes. Mr. Jay D. Noble showcases sanitary interiors with polished hardwood, rubber flooring, and color blends, highlighting modern materials over lumber. Explanations cover exterior plastering with Portland cement compounds and a range of decorative plasters and finishes for walls, ceilings, and surfaces.
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Jay D. Noble
Iit
A. RB. Meyer & Co
Alcazar
AB. Meyer & Co
N. Penhaytennt
Noble
Mr. Noble
Walla
Despondent man hanged himself in Logansport home
A retired farmer, June Christ Olsen, aged, reportedly despondent over illness, died by hanging with a wire clothesline at his residence in Logansport Indiana. The incident is noted in a local wire report with limited follow up details.
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Logansport
Ind
June
Christ Olsen
Alleged thief hospital nurse appeals for rescue
A New York hospital nurse, Victorine Cipperty, is jailed in Mineola on charges of stealing a horse and trap from Howlett and Lieby. The prisoner used fake names including Elizabeth Howell and Miss Palmer while travelling Long Island with the gear. She awaits intervention from Henry Mortimer on Randall's Island, claiming her husband is to blame and claiming imminent rescue. The case links to Randall's Island nurses and a string of aliases.
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New York
Dela
Mineola
S. 1
Howlett & Lieby's
Paul Crown
Mies Victorine Cipperty
Randall's Island
Weil
Jal
Brows
Clipper Ty
Variouus
Miss Palmer
Miss Moore
Miss Hetherington
Harrington
Henry L. Mortimer
Dnapltat
Cwsband
Greensboro Switchman Convicted of Manslaughter
Greensboro Virginia June 23 Charles Walker a Southern railway switchman charged with neglecting to close a switch causing a wreck that killed five people was convicted of manslaughter and faces a penitentiary sentence.
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aeripparMcline Sreax Aa
Greensboro
Charles Walker
Southern Railway
Fire destroys 24 buildings in Golconda blaze
June 23 report says twenty four business houses and residences in Golconda were burned yesterday, caused by a gasoline explosion in a laundry. Loss estimated at sixty thousand dollars. Local fire crews battled the flames through the day as residents surveyed the damage and began cleanup.
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Golconda
Fire destroys entire block in Waxahachie
A morning blaze in Waxahachie Texas destroyed an entire block of business houses. The fire originated in the Oriental hoarding hanes and consumed multiple storefronts, causing extensive damage to the commercial row. Authorities investigated as flames swept through the area.
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Scrippe-McRae Prean Association
Waxahachie
Tex
Hanes
Mayor Johnson Named Nominee for Joint District Seat
Special to The Sun Clinton Ind June 2 Mayor D G Johnson of Clinton was yesterday nominated by the Republicans for representative for the joint district of Vermilion and Vigo counties.
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The
Sun
Clinton
Ind
Jone
D. G Johnson
Wan
Republicana
Vermilion
Vigo
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