Combines in Religion and Wealth Stir Boston Meeting
Boston Massachusetts May 2 Prof Francis . Peabody at the Unitarian association in Tremont temple urged a combine of churches to Christianize heathens at home and abroad. He warned churches lag behind capital and labor in the age of monopolies saying the church must adapt to modern finance and industry and help the poor and workers. W Edward Everett Hale joined urging active cooperation over mere machinery in reform. A separate Minn address criticized wealth and morality, contrasting American wealth with savage stereotypes while noting hidden flaws among prominent groups.
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Boston
Mass
Francis @. Peabody
Harvard University
Unitarian Association
Tremont Temple
Feahody
Umea
Church of God
Combina
Wega
W. Edward Everett Hale
Dr. Peabody
Volunteers of America to entertain Indianapolis children
Poor children of Indianapolis will receive a day of fun at River Bend Park June 2. Volunteers of America plan an immense program for Hopsmore Park children with morning trips, lunch at noon, and games. Mayor Bookwalter may issue a proclamation urging citizens to help and attend.
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Indianapolis
America
Hivermole Park
Gumen
Romplng
Bookwalter
Citimens Loth
White Pigeon Stops Clock In Pine Bluff Incident
In Pine Bluff Arkansas a white pigeon interrupted the town clock by tangling in wires, stopping it at 7:44 PM. A local soothsayer predicts disaster on May 28 at 7 PM, fueling fears of unrest and possible confinement of a Negro resident. The clock’s history includes bullets and a lynching nearby years ago. In Topeka Kansas Gov Raley recounts a bribe case where a mechanic quoted 361 with 19 percent to the governor, leading to surprise and disbelief.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Topeka
Kas
Raley
Fire destroys Waterous engine works plant in Minnesota
A fire damaged the Waterous engine works plant in Saint Paul Minnesota on Friday morning causing losses estimated at 150000. Watchman Echlin suffered fatal burns in the blaze and is feared dead.
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ST. Pacl
Minn
Waterous Engine Works
Echlin
Evangal Evans Manufacturing President Found Dead
Springfield May 2 L C Ev ang 48 percent president of Evans manufacturing company was found dead in his room at home Friday. Death resulted from taking carbolic acid. This was his second suicide attempt. Mental trouble is given as the excuse.
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Evana Killa
Springfield
L. C. Evang
Evans Manufacturing Company
Farmer Marries Step-Daughter in Washington
In Washington Indiana on May 2 James Nicholaga a farmer sought a license to wed Mary M Raquet age 17. Deputy clerk Walters said parental consent is required but Nicholaga claimed he is her stepfather and granted permission. The license was issued despite uncertainty over consent.
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Washington
Ind
Jamed Nicholaga
Mary M. Raquet
Walters
Nicholson
Ncense
Deputy and Prisoner Involved in Bolivar Shooting
In Bolivar Missouri on May 32 Dave Hager a deputy marshal from Aldrich was fatally shot by City Marshal Brenner after Hager shot at a preacher and terrorized the town. En route to Bolivar the two men were intoxicated and in Bolivar the deputy tried to draw his weapon prompting Brenner to fire.
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Bolivar
Dave Hager
Aldrich
Brenner
Hager
Mager
Mrs McCormick Will Stay in Tennessee
Memphis May 22 Judge Galaway refused to honor Gov Nashs requisition for Mrs Lisle McCormick charged with poisoning whisky killing one man in Cincinnati as she was not in Ohio when crime occurred. She remanded to jail to stand trial for murder. she says she will soon be free. Also notes wage scale adoption in New York tin plate talks and a Richmond Indiana fundraising performance of the story of the Reformation.
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Memphis
Tenn
Moses Fowler Chase Case Depositions Revealed In Cincinnati
Deposition summaries from Cincinnati this week expose links to Moses Fowler Chase. Witnesses include Harriet Small widow connected to the receiver and Julian Baer florist noting purchases and a pattern of affection toward the Duhmes family.
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Lafayette
Ind
Cincinnati
Moses Fowler Chase
Mek
Harriet Small
Recetor
Moses
Fowler Chase
Jong
Duhmes
Chase
Mia
Duhme
Europe
Julian Baer
Calise
Mitchell Says Labor Discord Will End by Month's End
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers speaks from New York to the American, predicting that current labor troubles will cease after late May. He notes strikes are temporary, tied to contract renewal, and blames growing unionism for heightened attention, while insisting tensions today are not worse than in past years.
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Chicago
New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Lightning Kills Woman Near Lafayette Indiana
A Lafayette area report states Mrs. David Bryan was instantly killed at noon Friday when struck by lightning while living a few miles north of Lafayette. A separate notice from Wrazil Indiana notes McPheters, in the county’s north part, died by her own hand Friday morning after distress over separation from her husband.
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Lafayette, Ind
David Bryan
Lafayette
Wrazil
Ind
Damesx McPheters
Will Destroy the Books Washington May 22
Secretary Hay orders a new edition of the Venezuelan blue book printed missing the US government imprint. Copies of the draft edition not yet issued will be destroyed to relieve the State Department of responsibility for the remarks raised by Sir Michael Herbert. The book is published at the government printing office but paid for by Venezuela.
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Washington
Alate
Michael Herbert
Hay
United States
Tecretary of State
Et Department
Michael
Venezuela
Telephone Messages on Wires and Weather News
A bulletin notes Western Union will not comment on Pennsyvania railroad actions while accepting messages for transmission from Pennsylvania. Brown County Indiana faced crop and fence damage from a Thursday storm with widespread losses. A homicide ruling favored by Howell Deckard case details appear, and Rev F Coyle was elected moderator of the United States Presbyterian Church. President Samuel Gompers heads to Lowell to speak to workers at a mass meeting.
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New York
Clark
Western Union Company
Pennsyvania Railroad Company
Tapples
Wirea
Pennsylvania Pelate
Brown County
Nashville
Ind
Marshall ‘Taylor
Prisoner Receiving Tobacco Sparks Court Hearing
Glasscock a young man testified in police court that he passed tobacco to a prisoner in the jail. He said he merely passed tobacco to a prisoner he did not name. Judge Whalinn considered fining $30 plus costs for the incident. Glasscock recently recovered from typhoid fever.
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Harry
Glasscock
Fein
Sandy
Wluicco
Wheat and rail outlook amid late planting and earnings surge
May 2 report notes corn planting two to four weeks late but expected acreage to be port in. Norfolk and Western bus iness remains heavy. England outlook improving with cheerful news. Transvaal loan payments steady. steel plans to postpone improvements won’t curb this year’s production. Railroads seen with stable earnings and significant foreign buying in the past week. Teansylvania and New York Central shares slid to lower figures since 19.
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Meyer & Elser
New York
Liverpool
Norfolk & Western Stl
England
Transvaal
Steel Corporation
St. Louis
Alaking Yard
Teansylvania
New York Central
Chicago and Toledo Grain Markets Mixed on May 22
Market notes show wheat and corn futures inching higher in Chicago and Toledo regions with mixed white and yellow kernels across several grades. Livestock in East Liberty and Cincinnati records varied receipts and prices, while New York stock activity reflected modest gains led by utilities and rail stocks on a thinner trading day.
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Steaty
Chicago
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ostaber
f.Abermathy
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Tennessee
Galloway
Nash
American Tin Plate Company
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Fronteol and Tin Workers
Tin Plate Company
Richmond. Ind
Saveral Indatera Ware
Gennete Theatre
Kahn Tailoring Co
Satwieder
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U. S. Wrecking CO
Illinois Streets
Sir Michael
Gompers
Ramusl Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lowell
Mase
Taurus Workers
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Ore
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Joan Barnett
Tacoma
Tralia
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General Electric
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