Carnegie pensions indigent Scots move home at Carnegie expense
Andrew Carnegie announced a philanthropic plan to repatriate and pension Scots living in Great Britain who are aged 60 or older and indigent. Eligible applicants will be sent back to Scotland at Carnegie’s expense and receive a pension of 158 shillings per week. The plan was announced at Skibo Castle.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
Carnegie
Scotland
Mr. Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Walker in China Report Aboard Doric Seeks Absent Cashier
Honolulu May 2 W F Walker absconding cashier from New Britain Conn bank was a passenger on the steamship Doric on the last voyage to the Orient. He reportedly landed in China and has not been traced since.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Honolulu
W. F. Walker
New Britain
Conn
Doric
Orient
China
Girls on Booming Journey From Oregon Daughters
A party of Oregon farm daughters led by Phillip S. Bates arrives in Omaha and soon departs for Chicago. The contest winners undertake a long, costly tour to promote Oregon and the Northwest carrying sixty thousand pieces of literature. They will visit Chicago Jamestown Washington New York and return via Chicago and St Paul.
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Omaha
Oregon
Phillip S. Bates
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
Northwestern
Chicago
Bates
Northwest
Jamestown
Washington
New York
St. Paul
Creek Nation Sues Over Kendall College Land Deal
The Creek nation in Muskogee Oklahoma sues the board of home missions of the Southern Presbyterian church claiming fraud in securing the site of Henry Kendall College. Pleasant Porter and C W Turner are named as the transferors. Tulsa has offered 100000 dollars for the college, boosted by Mrs Thaw of Pittsburgh.
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Muskogee
I. T
Henry Kendall College
Creek Nation
Board of Home Mission
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Southern Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Porter
C. W. Turner
Kendall
Tulsa
Stole Trousseau Case Ties Bride Theft Scandal
Louis Monahan head salesman of Ely Walker Dry Goods Woman's Dept in St Louis and his fiancée Mrs. Mattie Gill were arrested on charges of systematic stealing from Ely Walker. Monahan, 27, confessed to stealing since last fall and admitted giving goods to Gill. Gill, 40, widow with three children, says Monahan supported her family and lived with her since her husband Marvin Gill died five years ago. Police found he had been living with her and had provided her wedding trousseau and other items. Monahan’s home is in Lebanon Kentucky.
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Ely-Walker Wholesale Dry Goods Company
Louis Monahan
Mattie Gill
Trousseau
Monohan
Ely- Walker
Busy Night for Burglars
Burglars broke into homes on Morris street entering via a rear window and ransacking rooms. At the People's Heat and Light plant on Sixtsench and Alabama streets burglars stole scrap copper valued at 25 dollars scrap iron valued at 25 dollars and a horse blanket from the stable Friday night.
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Bessie Clark
W. Morris-st
People’s Heat and Light Company
Sixtsench
Alabamasts
Orchard confession flips momentum in Haywood case
Boise readers follow the Haywood murder trial as Harry Orchard's complete confession surfaces with the defense claiming it exposes an inner circle of planned murders. Lawyers Darrow and Richardson celebrate a breakthrough while Hawley and Borah remain tight lipped amid clashes and jury selection delays.
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Idaho
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Tibone and
Simpkins
Orchard
Richardson and Darrow
McParland
Woriesale
United States
McFarland
Borah
Hawley
Darrow
Skirmish in Eddy Tangle Ends as Judge Delays Decision
Concord New Hampshire May 3 Arguments on the Mary Baker Eddy estate suit concluded with a bid by three trustees to intervene as plaintiffs in the accounting case brought by her son George Glover. Judge Chamberlain ordered affidavits and citations due by Tuesday and promised a later ruling.
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N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
George G. Glover
R. N Chamberlain
Dewitt C. Howe
William E. Chandler
Mrs. Eddy
Gen. Streeter
Chamberlain
Indiana factions clash in Macabees election
Milo E Meredith of Wabash for 14 years great commander of the Indiana Order of Macabees was defeated by S B Borden of Hartford City in a highly spirited factional campaign. Other officers elected include W B H Mowbray of Peru lieutenant commander J W Replogle of Goshen record keeper Sam R Thomas of South Bend great finance keeper and medical examiner Dr J N Kelly of Westville. Indianapolis to hold the next review in 1900.
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South Bend
Milo E. Meredith
Wabash
Indiana Order of Maccabees
S. B. Borden
Hartford City
Indiana
Adam 8. Wise
Plymouth
Ralph N. Smith
Laporte
W. B H. Mowbray
Péru
Leutenant
J. W. Replogle
Goshen
Sam R. Thomas
Great Finance
J. N. Kelly
Westville
Harvey Reynolds
McKinley Convicted of Attempted Murder in Los Angeles
Special to The Sun from Los Angeles May 25 William J McKinley convicted yesterday of attempting to murder his aged uncle William Reid claims to be a second cousin of the martyr as president He says his grandfather and the future president played as boys in Ireland where both were born He came to this country five years ago lived in New York with Abner McKinley before moving to Los Angeles four years ago Reid is 82 and McKinley the heir accused of seeking his uncle s property
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Los Angeles
Cal
William J. McKinley
William Reid
Boya
Derry
Ireland
McKinley
Abner McKinley
New York
Strong Team at Beach Reads Cincinnati Americans at Brighton
The Cincinnati Americans play at Brighton Beach Sunday afternoon. They have defeated the Reserves twice that season and are regarded as the best team in Cincinnati. Eddie Tierneyer, now with St. Paul, played with the team last year. The lineup includes White O'Brien, Whitridge, Myers, Sandars, Orr, Dooley, Cummings, Reuther, Sagenaar, Whitridge, Martin, and Connaughton as pitchers and fielders.
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Cinccinnati Americans
Brighton Beach
Cincinnati
Eddie Tierneyer
St. Paul
Mcean
White O'Brien
Whitridge Springfield
Myers
Sandars
Orr
Dooley Cummings
Reuther
Sagenaar
Erie machinists strike across railroad line in 10 hour day
More than 3,000 machinists and helpers on the Erie railroad from Chicago to New York began a strike for higher pay and end of piecework. They cite wages of 25 and 27.5 cents per hour for ten hours and 15 to 18 cents for helpers, seeking a 10 percent rise and an eight hour day later in Greater New York.
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Sala
Joseph T. Ev.iott
Preston, Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Hoosiers in Gotham
New York on May 2 features numerous Indiana residents visiting the city including C. B. Crosby M. Morris Mrs G Dowing F N Smith W A Pieckins E W Johnson J E Lybard C H Ballard R T Millar S Nerenberg W F Mullen R R Sand Miss Reid Mrs M Bonner and Mrs M W Donman of Indianapolis R G Watson of Terre Haute G C Hicks of Connersville R E Lucas R W Beiberling and J H Seiberling of Marion H G Keene of Fort Wayne and J G Ellsworth of South Bend.
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New York
Indiana
C. KB. Crosby
M. Morris
G. Dowing
F. N. Smith
W .A. Pieckins
E. W. Johnson
J. E. Lyband
C. H. Ballard
R. T. Millar
S. Nerenberg
W. F. Mullen
R. R. Sand
Miss Reid
M. Bonner
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Man Claims Self Defense in South Bend Murder Case
Peter Krych is under arrest in South Bend Indiana on a murder charge for stabbing Marvin Hyske with a putty knife. He does not deny the act but says he acted in self defense.
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Seecal
Thegan
South Bend
Ind
Peter Krych
Marvin Hyske
Nyska
Union Drives Wage Increase at Petersburg Brick Plant
In Peters burg Indiana the Huntingbourg Dry Pressed Brick company closed its plant for the season after a 50 worker union demanded higher pay and shorter hours. The move ends the facility’s operations for the time being.
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Petersburg
Ind
Huntingourg Dry Pressed Brick Company
Rheumatism Persists Without Proper Blood Cure
An old newspaper note argues that rheumatism resists lotions and liniments, only loosening briefly. It claims the root cause is an acid blood condition and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy to correct it.
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Hood
Chandler Claims Evidence Ready for Trial in Streeter Case
In support of the allegation, Chandler states he is fixed and will present substantial evidence troublesome to Brother Streeter when directed to a proper trial. After brief argument, the court adjourned.
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Mr. Chandler
Brother Streeter
Streeter
Laborers or professionals debate in musicians labor
The American Federation of Musicians with the AFL seeks to amend the alien contract labor act to exempt class musicians as professionals. The present law labels musicians as professionals, prompting a flood of foreign players who compete with native talent.
Do it Now For Internal Cleanliness And Cascarets
Public health advices promote internal cleanliness through regular exercise and dietary care. The message endorses Cascarets as a gentle night and morning aid to prevent constipation and maintain a clean digestive system, highlighting product packaging and authenticity details.
Debtors Probe Deepens in Gould Detectives Scandal
Postal inspectors may join probe into alleged conspiracy of city detectives tracking Mrs. Gould. Disclosures to Commissioner Bingham fuel new investigations, including possible federal tampering with mail and payments to detectives. District attorney's office may be drawn in if funds were used to influence sleuths.
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Howard Gould
Department
McLaughlin
Bureau
Gould
Bingham
Post Office Department
Abe Hummel
Blackwell's Island
Hummel
Byrnes
Phone Girl Cremated in Kentucky Exchange Fire
In Burnside Kentucky today the local telephone exchange building burned at dawn. Miss Bertie Tombs of Somerset, in charge of the exchange, was cremated. Only charred remains were recovered from the ruins.
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Ephone Exchange
eBrtie Tombs
Somerset
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