Han na Not After 11 In Interview Hints At Endorsing Roosevelt
In Cleveland Senator Hanna denied any involvement by aides in promoting a Republican convention endorsement for President Roosevelt. He said delegates should not preempt the 1904 nomination and he opposes any such resolution. Stark County GOP endorses Roosevelt and instructs delegates to back any endorsement at the state convention.
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Manna
Cleveland
Senator Hanna
Hoosevelt
Associated Press
Foraker
Roosevelt
Ohio
Dover
Grosvenor
Republican National Committee
United States Senate
Canton
Stark County Republican Convention
President Receives Enthusiastic Welcome in Seattle
In Seattle on May 2 the president was greeted by a throng of schoolchildren as he entered the university grounds. He praised good citizenship and Alaska, predicted that state will be among the most populous, then visited Mt Everett by steamer before addressing Alaskans at the Espera House and receiving a unique souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
University Grounils
Alaska
Union
Mt. Everett
Espera House
Body of Miss Kaiser Found in Indiana Creek
The body of Miss Rose Kaiser of Manchester was found in Tanner's creek with a crushed skull and facial injuries. Police say she was attacked while her father, nearby, was knocked down and left unconscious. he remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
Ind
Rose Kaiser
Manchester
Tanner's Creek
Canfield Returns to New York After European Trip
Richard A Canfield sails back to New York aboard the Campania after a police raid on his house. He then surrendered before Judge McMahon and received parole.
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New York
Richard A. Canfield
Europe
Campania
Canfield
McMahon
Payne Receives Replies to Tulloch Charges on Post Office
Washington reports auditor Castle and Comptroller Tracewell have sent exhaustive replies to Tulloch’s charges about post office administration. The auditor details the $30,000 to $40,000 wartime payments. only $165 was disallowed, $7 correctly admitted. Tracewell says Gilmer acted independently, spent months on Washington accounts without uncovering fraud, and later kept documents.
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Washington
Castle
Postoffice Department
Tulloch
Post Office
Payne
Treasury
Gilmer
Washington Post Office
Tracewell
New York
Humeston College Gymnasium Burns in Storm
During a heavy electric storm at Humeston Corydon on May 23 the Humeston Normal college was destroyed by fire with the north side in flames. Lightning is suspected as the cause. The building valued at 12 000 and insured for 5 800. Prof Heskett’s private library and household goods stored there were burned. library valued at 3 000 with no insurance.
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Corydon
Humeston Normal College
C. E. Buchanan
Heskett
Irish Brigades Organizer challenges Redmond and Harrington
Maj McBride, organizer of the Irish Transvaal brigade, writes from Paris accusing John Redmond and Timothy Harrington and their supporters of provoking a tumult at a Dublin Rotunda meeting. The gathering backed Irish parliamentary funds while Gaelic League members disrupted the event over the planned King Edward welcome.
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London
Maj. McBride
Paris
John Redmond
Timothy Harrington
Mrs. McBride
Maude Gonne
Dublin
Gaelic League
Edward
Ireland
New Salt Cure Reported For Lockjaw At University
City report from Chicago states Dr Samuel A Matthews of Chicago has found a salt solution that purportedly cures lockjaw and related conditions including urmia Jocomotas ataxia and morphine poisoning. Calcium chloride sodium chloride sodium sulphate and sodium citrate solution injected in large vein quantities is said to stimulate kidneys and benefit the nervous system. University laboratory tests are described as successful.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Samuel A. Matthews
Matthew
University Laboratory
Reform Episcopal council fails on immorality canon
Chicago May 25 Rev George W Huntington and several delegates to the general council of Reform ed Episcopal church failed to remove a church canon that bars from ordination to the priesthood all persons who have been refused or rejected by other churches on account of immorality. The next general council will be held in Philadelphia in 1906.
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Chicago
George W. Huntington
General Council of
Reformed Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Woman Dies After Carbolic Acid In Hotel Room
A Kenosha Wisconsin woman registering as Deil Dare at the Lindell hotel swallowed carbolic acid in her room and died two hours later. A memorandum book listed Tempest Leeper of Jacksonville Illinois among readable names.
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St. Louis
Lindell
Lace and Net Fashions Light Up the Season
A fashion brief notes lace and nets as key to smart afternoon gowns. Jet accents and Trish crochet create chic demi-toilet looks with black gauze or chiffon over white underdresses. Blues and Irish crochet gowns blend with blue linen, while ecru coats and patterned net enrich matinee wear.
West State 1880 Collars and French Notion Frock
The article describes introducing the 1530 collar with a straight scarf and shirring, using lamp wick or cable cord for structure, pinned and sewn to fit over cotton, with scarf ends forming a flounce. It also previews a plaited frock whose cellar is round and may be slashed or not, focusing on material-friendly design.
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West State
Would You Think It about Disappointments from Impure Blood
A tipsy promotional blurb claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood to cure pimples eczema scrofula and other conditions. It cites testimonials from Mrs J Koepp Herman Oregon and Mrs J Murphy Pocahontas County Iowa praising cures after long struggles with chronic skin and digestive ailments.
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Pierce
J. Koepp
Herman
Oregon
Jaf Murphy
Fonda, Pocahontas Co
Towa
Pierre
Pongee fashions set in New York Journal glow
The article extols pongee as a versatile summer fabric for women detailing uses from waistline linings to sash ties, dresses, coats, and parasols. It highlights pongee shirts, sailor outfits, ticoats, underwear, and embroidered blouses as smart, adaptable wardrobe options for the season.
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Dno
T. Hall
T Cashier Bank
Iowa City
Kuwa
Ars
Im Kd
Parsena
Peer A
Fear Oe
Osu Ani Just Company
Iowa
Peter &. Dey
Welch
Vica Prasident
Lovell
Tranaurer
Mra
R.L Parsons
Peter A, Dey, E, Bradway
J.T. Turner
W. Lewis
W. Koontz
Gises Savage
Kaat
Giowa City
Sol Selita
Hy Shiader
Alonzo Brow
Geo. W. Koo Ged
W. Lew
Euclid Saxders
de Mosser
Kaily Sa
Corner College
CI Gapital
P. A. Foran
Caehi
United States Depository
Budd Sanders
Museer
Jos. Slezak
Cannon, Jr
D. Lindsley
W, Mercer
B. Wilson
T. C. Canzom
By. A. Pat
J.C. Cocman
L Fale
Age
T Casmer
Jnhasa Nr
psDaat
Thie’Bank
Merebhanté
Foreigh Exchange
Ail Polte
Thos. C. Carson
J.C. Cochran
Max Bayer
Milton Higon
C. F. Lovelace
John T. Jones
E. F. Bowman
FP. Whitacre
L. Close
A. L. Schmidt
Novak & Micking
Hanna
Pbeattle
Wash
Miss Kaiser
Gilmer Wee Wot
Washington Postoffice
Humeston College
Transvaal
Redmond
Barrington
Samuel Matthews
Lindell Hotel
J. J. Stach
New York Journal
University Book Store
Cerny & Louis
Chichester
Keath
Chichester Chemical CO
Nindiszom Square
Phila
PA Menta
Madison Mediacine Co
Madison
Wis
J. G. Muellar
Eureka Block
Bloomington Street
Slows City
D.jf
Fitzpatrick
Jas, Murphy
South Canton Street
Town City
F. J. Becker
E. Washington St
Houres
E. College St
Newberry
North
Clinton Street
Joh Sh Jones
F. T. Breene
D.D.S. M.D
Johnson County Savings Bank
Tod
W. S. Hosford, D.D.S
W. H. Bailey
W. F. Murphys
Bailey & Murphy
College Street
Charles M. Dutche
Walter M. Davie
Dutcher & Davis Lawyers
Heal Estate
Cliapton Street
Ewing & McDonald
Attorneys At Law
East Washing Street
J. G.marner
Xelmen
Crescent Block
Lowa
M. Remley
Remley & Ney Attorneys At Law
Clinton St
J. J. New
Johnson County Abstract Coo
Iona Gry
Geo. W. Ball
Susan M. King
Fire and Life Insurance
Callega St
Jews City
Low
J. J.pHotz
F. H. P. Edwards
West
Albertson & Hobbs
Bridgeport
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