Scripps Dies in Detroit Founder of the Detroit News
James Edmund Scripps renowned publisher born in London March 1 185 toiled from farm labor to Chicago business college then Chicago Tribune roles. He moved to Detroit becoming commercial editor of the Daily Advertiser and later helped consolidate Detroit papers before founding the Evening News. after wartime service he returned to publish the Detroit News.
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London
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America
Cape Girardeau
England
London Daily Sun
Literary Gazette
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Cicago Tribune
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Now Enterprise
One Woman's Story Kentucky Mother Seeks Brother in Indianapolis
Mia Hattie Grider of Gradeville Kentucky arrives with her child in Indianapolis seeking her brother Tee Monahan. With no money or food she wanders until fed by strangers then is taken to the police station. She hopes to work as a laborer, house keeper, cook, or seamstress while locating her brother. The Home for the Friendless will care for the mother and child.
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Gradeville
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Vermont St
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Mndianapolis
Avenue Opens to Public Access After Announcement
A Tuesday notice announced Nocti western avenue will be opened to the public on Wednesday. The route will provide access to Crown Hill cemetery, with the street now in land condition for travel.
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Crown Hill Cemetery
Davitt Growing Weaker in Dublin Reports
The Press Association from Dublin reports Michael Davitt is gradually losing strength, suffers no pain, and grows weaker. The note appears as part of a May 3 dispatch. The item references Schuller’s wine hour at 40 N. Méridiat Street as a local city note.
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MrTag Press Association
Dublin
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Schuller’s
N. Méridiat St
Saloons To Close On Memorial Day
Memorial day will see saloons closed citywide under a police order. Chief Rabe issued the directive after a city attorney’s note, marking the first enforcement of the Aquur law on Memorial Day.
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Investigation Ordered of Chicago Stockyards Working Conditions
Governor Deneen announced an inquiry into the Chicago stockyards focusing on conditions for women workers. The investigation by the state bureau of labor was requested by Workers 165 Chicago and aims to proceed without public statements until a report is completed.
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Sringfield, Jr
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Chicago
State Bureau ‘of Labor
Mob lynching of Rogers on a special train in Louisiana
A mob from Mix town rode a special train to Fallula Louisiana last night and lynched a man named Rogers whose alleged crime was described as brutal. Authorities report the mob acted outside legal process.
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Rogers
Western miners meet in Denver strong for Moyer reelection
The Western Federation of Miners holds its annual convention in Denver with delegates unified in supporting the reelection of President Charles Moyer and Secretary-Treasurer William T. Waygood amid ongoing investigations tied to the murder of former Governor Steunenberg.
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Denver
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Trenamer
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Steunenberg
Plag Raising Planned at Capitol Avenue School
The raising of W Nag Sta Ut School Building No 3 on Capitol Avenue and Twenty Eighth Street will be observed with ceremonies on Wednesday. Urite D Bowen will deliver the principal wires. Song and recitations will be given by the Pulls.
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House Members Angry at Arrest Hurls Barbs in Session
Washington May report says several lawmakers faced arrest for missing a session. Tennessee’s Galies accused discrimination while Missouri’s Trucker complained of bias. Longworth and Payne urged attendance as the White House figure faced criticism for the incident.
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White House
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Packers Fight Beveridge Amendment at White House
President Roosevelt backs a Beveridge amendment to the agricultural bill requiring inspectorate of meats, while packers and lawyers press to defeat it. A White House conference with Senator Carter and Prof. Neill seeks speedier completion of a report on packing-house conditions for public release.
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New York
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Lesson for America tainted foods export debate
London news columns discuss tainted exports and FDA style concerns. The Pall Mall Gazette critiques anti trust moves while noting American food products and publicity around food safety. Continued on Page 5.
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London
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Pall Mall Gazette
Willim Walert Astor
Trust 10 Testify in Washington Coal and Oil Probes
Trust 10 and the Teeran Prean Association hear testimony in Washington as the Interstate Commerce Commission plans further procedures. Attorneys prepare recommendations while hearings in Chicago and Cleveland scrutinize railroad and oil cases. The commission may hear Tealimony and issues a forthcoming report on the Standard Oil Company.
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West Virginia
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Ballimore & Ubi A Metals
Woman found dead at home after fall from stairs
Mrs. Helen Quinn, 65, was discovered by a neighbor at the foot of stairs in her Jackson Street home after an apparent fall Monday night. Deputy Coroner Karl McChire will investigate as the body appeared to have been dead for about two hours before discovery.
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Railroad Men to Work Sixteen Hours
Washington May 29 An unfavorable report on the Townsend bill limiting railroad labor hours was approved by the commerce committee. The measure would set a maximum of sixteen hours with a subsequent ten hour rest period, aiming to curb excessive shifts for railway workers.
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Scrippr- Meine Trese Association
Washington
Inuia Camimitter Gy Commerce Today
Pastors Return Visit Sparks Sensational Greeting
In Kansas City Missouri on May 2 two young women rushed the pulpit of First Cumberland Presbyterian Church to hug and kiss Pastor B. Ash of Portland while he preached. The scene caused shocked gasps as the preacher blushed and the service briefly stumbled before order was restored. Pastor Allan, formerly of the church, returned for a visit and the moment followed his sermon with a notable reception from the congregation.
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Boy Admits Guilt In Forgery Case At Juvenile Court
A bright boy who forged four checks and cashed one under the alias Earl McKee signed as Dr McKee at a New York store confessed to the crime. Judge George T W Stubbs sentenced him to the Indiana Home School with a short probationary hold at a friendly house while awaiting formal disposition.
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While in Dream Saw Sister Slain
Eyecal to The Sam Kokomo ind May 3 Weldy C Baldwin killed his wife and himself at Canon City then left Kokomo for the taunt age. His wife Mrs Margaret Hodges of the city had married Baldwin at Canon City a month earlier. The couple were sweethearts in youth. The tragedy prompted the coroner at Canon City to have the body buried there. Mrs Millard Ashburn, sister to Mrs Baldwin, said a week ago she feared Baldwin would harm her sister. Authorities at Canon City say quarrels had grown frequent with Baldwin reproaching her for attention from other men.
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May Resume Mining Amid Inevitable Labor Accord
The eeloves in the Authweet agree to a one valve per ton rate at basing points and to wage scales for day laborers, subject to approval by the unions in ten districts and the International extensive board in Indianapolis. The move signals a restart of mining in the southwest unless unforeseen hitch arises, with Ohio mine workers joining Springfield and plans underway for a conference led by President Mitchell and others in Columbus for Springfield.
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Inuernational Extensive Board
Indianapolis
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Storm rips through town wrecking church homes and bridges
A severe storm last night damaged a Methodist church leveled to the ground and toppled ten residences. Eleven buildings were blown from foundations with inmates narrowly escaping. Electric wires fell across the city plunging darkness for days. Waynesboro and nearby areas reported extensive damage to several two story structures.
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Traction Firms Compete for Lafayette Franchise
In Lafay ette Indiana a writ large force works near Trafalgar as the Indianapolis Obie Valley Traction Company seeks a franchise for entering Lafayette. Branaville Eastern Traction promises full operation once approved. Forty teams grade the roadbed one mile above Newburg with delays possible from steeralin delivery.
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Newburg
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Murder Trial Over Moonlight Mind Case in New York City
In New York City a 15 year old girl accused of murdering her uncle and aunt faced a resumed trial after a sanity commission found her sane. Doctors testified about hysteria. the defense argued influence of voices and a divine command. The jury is expected to decide if she acted under religious delusions or free will.
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New York
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Officials for Auto Races at Fair Grounds
The officiary for Decoration Day auto races at the fair grounds includes Referer Rick B. Dtoare Andges S. W. Blaton Chirence Brantey Grell Gipson Commodore Zoller Timers George 5. Rerun J. F. Metaol Lew Wainwright Millard Bandera Btarter Ink Hubieh clerk of course C. R. Newby assistant clerk James Alison Announcer Sid Black of Cincinnati Automobile Club.
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Sid Black
Cincinnat! Automobile Club
Jewelers advertise largest wedding ring selection in city
An advertisement promotes Bappy Jewellers and Monnette’s display of engagement rings and wedding bands. It praises a vast collection and competitive pricing, claiming the largest stock in Monument Place and surrounding areas. The copy mentions J. Murphy as a local jeweller and references men’s medical tonics advertising nearby.
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J. P. MuRally
Jeweloy
Monument Place
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