King’s recovery cheers London as Treves gains fame
London reports the king out of immediate danger after a good night, with official bulletins noting improved condition but warning the operation wound needs constant care. Dr Treves, praised as the physician of the hour, is lauded for his precision, cleanliness, and constant shirt changes during surgeries.
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London
Lister
Treves
Barlow
Smith
Laking
Dr. Treves
Emperor updates on King Edward's health in Kiel report
From Kiel comes word via the Kaiser’s suite that King Edward’s condition is still dangerous and critical despite the current state of the illness being satisfactory. The report notes the suspensive concern surrounding his health and continues to monitor medical status.
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Berlin
Kiel
Edward
Moorish envoy laments King Edward and departs London
Sid Abderrahman Ben Abdel Saddik, envoy to the coronation, told reporters on Saturday he is filled with sorrow for King Edward. He praised England as great but said he is glad to return to civilization and depart London for home.
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London
Sid Abderrahman Ben Abdel Saddik
Edward
England
Endeavorers Elect Officers and Gather at Indiana Union
Delegates to the Indiana Endeavor union convened despite rain with crowded sessions. New officers include President Rev. Charles S. Medbury Angola and secretary Miss Anna Louise Munich Indianapolis. a protest against saloons was adopted, urging active opposition and denouncing legalization.
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Endeavor’ Clark
Boston
Williston
Portland
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Indiana Endeavor Union
Veterans' Association
Hotel English
Meridiac Et
Charles S. Medburry
Angola
Anna Louise Munich
Indianapolis
Frank Boyd
Rockville
Thomas Ashburn
Evansville
Sylvester Newlin
Kokomo
T. S&s. Scott
New Albany
J. D. Brosy
Auburn
J. Webster Bailey
Fort Wayne
Calvin Perdue
Warren
Crates 8. Johnson
C. J. Buchanan
M. L. Hageman
Muncie
J. H. O. Smith
Valparaiso
C. J. Orbison
L. E. Sel Jers
Terre Haute
Indianapoli
Central Christian
C. S. Medbury
P. P. Blithorn
Fourth Christian
Edna Hall Sent to Good Shepherds Home
Edna Hall who fell from a street car last Sunday night has left City hospital and is under care at the Sisters of the Good Shepherd home south of town. She claims earlier work at various addresses and that she was employed by the street car company as an apotter and has settled with the company. An insanity affidavit was filed. an insanity inquest was not held since she may not be a county resident and an uncle in Michigan willing to take her. C C Pike won the grand prize at the State photographers convention in Winona Lake and gold medal for tablatures photographs.
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Home Presbyterian
E. R. Geseman
Fort Wayne
W. Washington Presbyterian
Curtis McIntire
Princeton
N. J
St. Paul’s
M. E
T. G. Alford
Lafayette
North Park Christian
L. Handley
Supreme Court
Edna Hall
Michigan
C. C. Pike
Illinois St
Winona Lake
Sheriff Saulcy Plans Tight Escort To Prison
Sheriff Eugene Saulcy vows to escort Lon Henderson to the state prison with strict security to prevent any escape. Henderson, labeled a dangerous man, faces transfer alongside Eli Hiatt and Walter Dunbar. Extra deputies likely. during the trial three deputies were present in court.
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Eugene Saulcy
Lon Henderson
Cape
Henderson
Eli Hiatt
Walter Dunbar
Hiatt
Sanley
Dunbar
Sauley
Major Stockholders List Reveals U S Steel Bond Plan Votes
In New Jersey court records a list shows 7,716,828 of 11,000,000 shares voted for conversion. J P Morgan cast 7,731 preferred and 16,500 common. Frick 100,000 preferred and 30,000 common. Phipps 120,200 preferred and 76,900 common. Carnegie and Rockefeller absent from the list. Schwab 50,000 preferred and 5,000 common. Gates 16,000 preferred and 100 common. Morgan’s firm voted against common stock.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
New Jersey
Andrew Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
H. C. Frick
Henry Phipps
Frick
Phipps
J. S. Rockefeller
Carnegie
Chas. M. Schwab
John W. Gates
Tramp’s cash found after wreck near Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia a tramp killed in a Norfolk and Western wreck was found to carry 1134.45 dollars in a greasy bag. A coal company paper addressed to Robert Johnson suggested he was a striking miner. Emma Gass 14 faced court for accusing her father as the judge ordered confinement.
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Roanoke
Norfolk & Western
Robert Johnson
City Life: Local events and changes across Indianapolis
Commencement at St Marys academy. First United Brethren Sunday school picnic at Broad Ripple. Union Traction to run express cars from Indianapolis Monday. Elder Morton to speak at Johnsons grave Irvington Sunday. Captain Armstrong faces appendicitis at daughter’s home in Terre Haute. Ancient Landmarks Lodge marks 37th anniversary with about 500 attendees. Federal building excavation move ordered by supervising architect J K Taylor who will visit Indianapolis next month. Peter Reinhardt, 84, longtime Indianapolis locksmith since 1850, born in Germany, celebrates birthday. Miss Bartlett offered Des Moines post. YWCA seeks to retain her. mass meeting Monday. Phelps Dodge buys major stake in Indiana Sonora copper properties in Sonora Mexico. insiders return from New York. Downtown stores plan 9:30 pm closing for July August. Clerks union action looming. Fifteenth-st engine house group plans to oppose saloon license for W E Heiser. 18 hired remonstrators. Supreme Court holds good will not taxable in State auditor Hart case. Associated Press franchise value discussed.
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A. M
Denison
Federal
Ohrist
J. K. Taylor
Taylor
Indianapolis
Peter J. Reinhardt
Rhode Island#1
Germany
Bartlett
Youngs Women's Christian Association
Des Moines
Phelps-Dodge Syndicate
Indiana-Sonora Copper and Mining Company
Sonora
Mex
K. Morss
Henry Jameson
Hugh J. McGowan
Thomas O'laggart
New York
Clerks’ Union
Central Labor Union
Admiral Dewey accuses Aguinaldo of looting in Philippines
Washington reports Admiral Dewey testifying before a Senate committee that Aguinaldo began looting within 48 hours of arrival at Malolos. Dewey says Aguinaldo sent him a herd of cattle and seized money under threats, while noting he and his men paid for British and other goods. He contrasts his own conduct with officers who claimed Aguinaldo was honest.
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Carmack
Malolos
Admiral Dewey
Mr. Carmack
Geffs
Otis
Greene
Bell
Wildman
Prison Doors Pathetic Parting At Terre Haute
Dora Bartlett, the Terre Haute girl who murdered Joe Mahelak, was taken to the state women’s prison for life. At Hig Four station crowds jeered as mother and daughter said farewell. the mother, mud-stained from a cistern cleaning, rushed to the platform in a dramatic, tearful scene.
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Terre Haute
Dora Bartlett
Joe Mahelak
O'Donnel
Hig Four
Second St
Ayres Declines Democratic Congress Candidacy
Judge Ayres states he will not run for the Democratic nomination for Congress. He claims it is absolutely impossible to abandon his legal practice to pursue the campaign, and he would not consent to run even if the party asked. He emphasizes his continued commitment to his profession.
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Judge. A
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity June 29
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending at 5 p.m. June 29 unsettled with occasional rain Saturday night and Sunday. Temperatures 62 at 7 a.m., 70 at noon, 73 at 8 p.m. Showers and thunderstorms in Indiana and adjacent states with easterly winds. Governor Yates of Illinois sent a requisition for William A. Williams held for stealing $40 from a McLean county resident. Williams captured by Al Taaffe’s sleuths. Dentist Goode removed to 927 38 Newton Claypool Building.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Seeeph
Goode
Newton Claypool
Miss Morrison Found Guilty in El Dorado Murder Case
Jessie Morrison, El Dorado society girl and rival for Olin Castle’s affections, was found guilty of second degree murder in a retrial. The jury sentenced her to prison for over ten years, escalating from a prior manslaughter five year term. Clara Wiley, who married Castle, was involved in the couple’s tragedy.
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Eldorado
Kas
Jessie Morrison
Miss Morrison
Clara Wiley
Olin Castle
Jessie
Mrs. Castle
Joss Returns to Tackle City Business
City attorney Fred Joss comes back after a week away and is expected to deliver long-needed opinions. The mayor met him Saturday and awaits Monday guidance on issues including railroad repairs to the Virginia Avenue viaduct, long-term contracts, and the cooperative heating and lighting project. Officials anticipate a flood of legal light that could swamp the council at the next meeting.
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Court House
Joss
Virginia-ave
Cooperative Heating and Lighting Company
McGowan Denies Major Stock Moves In Indianapolis Street Rail
McGowan returns from the east and denies two published stories. He refutes that United Gas and Improvement of Philadelphia controls a majority stock in the Indianapolis Street Railway. He says no large stock transfers occurred and denies any merger plan with interurban lines.
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McGowan
Street Car Company
United Gas and Improvement Company of
Philadelphia
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Old counterfeit $100 bill linked to Nickel Plate worker
U S secret service detective Tom Halls took possession of a counterfeit $100 bill found with Henry McCrossen of Fort Wayne. McCrossen was brought to Indianapolis and jailed for passing the note, which he claimed came from his railroad employer. An investigation suggests the bill dated 1864 may have circulated for years by an unaware holder.
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U.S
Tom Halls
Henry McCrossen
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
John A. Scott
Marion County
McCrossen
Nickel Plate Railroad
Capt. Halis
Poughkeepsie
Corn price surge at Chicago market in July squeeze
Chicago June 28 The Gates squeeze in July corn rose after opening jumping to 70 cents, above Friday night close of 58 1/2 cents. It closed at 69 1/2 cents. Very little of the corn received Saturday, due to contract grade. Pianos $16 one up. Walschner. Get your photos at Bennett's. 2 KE. Wash.
Mitchell and Leaders of Railway Unions in Chicago Meet
In Wilkes Barre on June 28 President John Mitchell traveled to Chicago to confer with leading railroad union figures. If a general coal miners strike unfolds at the Indianapolis convention, railroads nationwide could be affected and a united response to stock coal shortages in eastern markets is anticipated. Rumors of a proposed settlement with Mitchell are considered unfounded. An explosion at the William A coll iery in Old Forge damaged the barricade but caused no injuries. a guard fired at the dynamiters as they fled, and further trouble is feared.
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Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
Chicago
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Old Forge
William A
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Coal and Iron
Philadelphia
Mother Jones
Mikeco
Paul de Fach
Chris Evans
Cas Ran & Bullitt Co
Fiat T
Willign Injunction Protest Sparks Mine Strike Remarks
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers vows to ignore Judge Keller's injunction against meetings, stating he will hold lawful gatherings if called into jurisdiction. The injunction names Mother Jones and others, with hearings set for July. Wilson cites district actions, Illinois and Indiana ties, and the Evansville area as central to the strike dynamic.
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Keller
Secretary Wilson
United Mine Workers
Judge Keller
Reckless Talker Fined For Contempt In Divorce Case
After John Moriarity thanked Judge Leathers for granting his wife a divorce the judge fined him five dollars for contempt of court for calling witnesses liars. Moriarity had sought divorce on grounds of his wife’s alleged drunkenness, but the court granted the wife a divorce on her cross complaint of cruel treatment and allowed her attorney’s fees.
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John Moriarity
Leathers
Moriarity
Gambler bonds forfeited after Kissel room arrests
William F Kissel’s nine gamblers arrested in his rooms nearly two weeks ago had bonds of 25 dollars each forfeited in police court on Saturday. The cases had been continued twice and a third five day delay was requested to ensure appearance. If located, forfeited bonds may lead to further prosecution. Judge Stubbs warned noncompliant gamblers must honor summons. City clerk Elliott said he would immediately collect the forfeited bonds.
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William F. Kissel
Kissel
Stubbs
Elliott
Hood's Barsaparilla Tones Loss of Appetite
Loss of appetite described as a gradual symptom as one dish after another is discarded, signaling declining health. The article promotes Hood's Barsaparilla as the best tonic to restore the system and address this condition.
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Hood
Public Works Board Details Asphalt Repair Specifications
The board outlined asphalt specifications for inspection before the guarantee period and for repairing any sags or cracks over three eighths of an inch. If paving fails, sections may be removed and relaid, with full pavement taken up when required, and bids to be reviewed after further specification review. Sam H. Shearer pressed for clearer specs while delaying bids.
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Sam H. Shearer
Wa Trust
Indi
Justice Locka 1 Debates Ring Ownership
The court examines ownership of an $80 ring given as a birthday present by a son to his wife. It reviews Johnson’s payments toward separation, a security deposit, and possession orders. If the judge finds that at the time of transfer the ring was not fully paid for, the court will rule in favor of the husband.
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Justice Locka
Johnson
da Johnson
Macurity Trust Company
Ins
Rathbone Presents Inquiry On Congressional Mischief and Cuba
A summary of a congressional investigation into alleged misconduct was presented by E. G. Rathbone and referred to the committee with Cuba, as reported from Washington on June 2.
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Washington
E. G. Rathbone
Cuba
Anderson to Host Eagles Carnival Police Coverage
In Anderson Indiana extra policemen will see order of a carnival event from Monday to Saturday with city officials planning crowd control and safety measures during the event period. The report notes preparations and expected attendance as authorities move to ensure smooth operations.
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Anderson
Ind
Order of Eagles
Eye glasses stock and prices at Monument Place
Prices very low as eye glasses stock is complete. P Mullally offers diamonds at Monument Place.
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P. Mullally
Monument Place
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