Trains Schedule Detail From Kendall to Chicago
Eastbound service to Kendall wheat 545 shows accommodations with trains numbered 3 10 15 16 23 26 and 37 running daily except Sundays. An additional westbound service departs at 8 10 4 a.m. arriving in Chicago at 11 50 a.m. A J Smes General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Kendall Wheat
Chicaco
A.J. Smes
Tkt. Agt
Grand Rapids
Cincinnati
Cincinati
Ween Rapids
C. L. Lockwoop
G. P&t. A. Gun and Rapids
Rich
A. H. Mixon
Kendallville
Ind
Democratic caucus adopts anti trust and Cuba reciprocity stance
A House Democratic caucus approved a declaration condemning Republicans for stalling reciprocity with Cuba and opposing anti trust reforms. It calls for faster passage of measures to curb trusts and lower duties on American produced goods, while criticizing party alignment with trusts.
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Cpba
Dewey
United States
Congress
Amesty proclamation for Filipinos discussed by cabinet
Washington reports the cabinet agreed on terms for a July amnesty for Filipinos including Aguinaldo to restore peace and civil rule. The proclamation depends on the Philippine bill’s passage and the president’s signature. Admiral Dewey testifies on Aguinaldo’s loyalty and motives.
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Washington
Aguinaldo
Durance
Admiral Dewey
Senate
Manila
Patterson
Teate
Providence
Cavite
Agulinaldo
Dewey
Carmack
Labor Arbitration Board Bill Moves Through House
The labor committee perfected a favorable report on a bill authorizing a president appointed federal arbitration board to investigate and adjust major strikes and lockouts affecting interstate commerce. The five member board would report facts and allow optional submission for final decision. Washington progress noted but unlikely to finish this session. Morgan proposes Panama Canal shareholders inquiry. Hanna and Quay object, resolution tabled.
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Washington
Labor Committee of the House
Board of Arbitration
Morgan
Senate
Panama Canal Company
United States
Hanna and
Quay
Teller
District of Columbia
Russia
House
Moon
Tennessee
Horton-Butler
Woman seeks annulment after marriage to masquerading wife
In Baltimore on June 28 Mrs Ernestine L Rauch seeks annulment of her marriage to Lydia Lotta Sawyer a woman who had posed as a man for years The petition filed with Judge Wright notes the ceremony occurred June 10 at Rev Anthony Bilkovsky home and that two days later Rauch learned her spouse was a woman The plaintiff a widow and mother of four states the marriage is null and void due to misrepresentation and fraud.
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Baltimore
Ernestine L. Rauch
Lydia Lotta Sawyer
Wright
Rauck
Anthony Bilkovsky
Four U S Teachers Missing in Cebu Believed Murdered
Manila reports little doubt the four United States teachers missing since June 10 on Cebu Island were killed. Constabulary found on a suspect the revolver watch and chain once owned by Thomas, one of the teachers, suggesting homicide.
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Manila
United States
Cebu
Constabulary
Thomas
King Edward II Improves. London cheers at Buckingham Palace
London reports doctors unanimously optimistic about King Edward's condition after a day of substantial improvement. Crowds cheer as Buckingham Palace bulletin notes better health, with the king taking nourishment and remaining calm and cheerful. Liverpool lights up in celebration as the Times notes continued recumbent yet hopeful status.
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London
Buckingham Place
Buckingham Palace
Lord Churchill
Laking
Princess of Wales
Liverpool
Times
King Edward’s Courage Praised Amid Recovery News
Reports from London describe King Edward VII’s calmness and pluck during illness as favorable signs of recovery. Queen Alexandra and Sir Francis Knollys relay messages of confidence while advisers attend him. A prior operation saw the king insist on guiding his own care, asking if his people would forgive him.
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Edward
Queen Alexandra
Sir Francis Knollys
Lord Warwick
Warwick
Big Ship Contract Sets Steel Vessels At Two Million
Chicago June 28 President W L Brown of the American Shipbuilding company says contracts are closed with the Great Lakes and St Lawrence Transportation company to build ten steel steamships for upper lakes to Quebec navigation. The vessels will be ready for operation at the opening of navigation in 1903 and cost 2 000 000. The Quebec docks will receive cargoes from Chicago Duluth or other lakes port for global distribution. GLSTC was incorporated last winter in West Virginia with 2 000 000 capital and is owned by marine interests across Chicago Cleveland Buffalo Detroit and Duluth.
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W. L. Brown
American Shipbuilding Company
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Transportation Company
Upper Lakes
Quebec
Duluth
St. Lawrence
West Virginia
Cleveland
Buffalo
Detroit
Surprise shutdown of Union Pacific shops in Omaha
The Union Pacific shops in Omaha were closed by a surprise order discharging 137 machinists except ten, with pay and final discharge papers, as union leaders and officials were in conference negotiating a settlement. Eighteen workers were also let go at Armstrong Kansas.
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Neb
Union Pacific
Machinists Union Committee
Armstrong
Kan
Notable Cabinet Event First Meeting Held Outside the White House
Roosevelt leads first regular cabinet session away from the White House at the temporary Lafayette Square mansion. Visitors including Senator Kenn of New Jersey inspect the new presidential home as the nation reports Cuban reciprocity debate in the Senate and hero tal reductions.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
New London
Conn
Lafayette Square
Kenn
New Jersey
Fifteenth annual session of United Commercial angels in progress
The fifteenth annual session of the supreme council United Commercial angels is in progress at Coluumbia Ohio. A series of transport and political mentions follow with various global notes including a rail collision in Knoxville Tennessee and a million dollar Dawson shipment aboard the Dolphin arriving in Vancouver.
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United Commercial Angelers
Coluumbia
Hio
Norfolk, and Western Road
Knoxville
Tenn
Colorado
Henry B. Didamo
Syracuse Medical College
Harvard
Zambest
East Africa
Roosevelt
J.unge
Dolphin
Vancouver
B. C
Skagway
Dawson
Garnegie Steel Company
Dinspope
Not For His Health Says Hospital Grumbles Over Unpaid Bills
The Adelphia Bulletin notes a doctor who complains about patients who refuse to pay. He says he practices medicine not for health but for other reasons, reflecting tension between care and debt in the community.
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Thila- Adelphia Bulletin
Deafness cures and tonics in a flood of ads
The text bundles medical claims and product pitches from Hall’s Catarrh Cure Kodol and Chamberlain’s tablets with testimonials and a Hawaii land fact. It cites Toledo based Cheney Co. advertisements and Otis druggists, plus a University of Pennsylvania ping pong note and a Merry Oaks NC dyspepsia story.
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W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
A. R. Otis
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