Governor Proclaims May 29 as Perry Day in Put-in-Bay
New proclamation by Governor Dunne designates May 29 as Perry Day to honor Commodore Perry's 1813 victory at Put-in-Bay Ohio. Christian Church service schedule includes 8:30 9:30 morning and 10:45 7:30 preaching times. Red Men memorial services announced and church invites public attendance with cordial invitation from Pastor Burt.
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Dunne
Ag Perry
Commodore. Perry
Put-in-Bay
Ohio
Christian
8. S
R. L' Hunt
DDL
Burt
Mintater
Limberneck
Death by Mercury Poisoning Believed in Georgia Man
Walker, a young banker in Macon, Georgia, died after swallowing mercury tablets mistaken for a headache remedy. Family and nurses recounted his calm acceptance as doctors announced no hope. His farewell message to classmates hinted at imminent death.
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Haslet
Veel
Niat Niles
B. Sanders
Walker
Macon
Mothers in Illinois Push Vocational Education and Homemaking Rights
At the fourteenth annual convention in Jacksonville Illinois, delegates urged Congress to fund prevocational courses and homemaking education. Speakers pressed that business support and adequate teacher salaries are needed to advance vocational education. Mrs Langworthy of Chicago argued for women's rights including staying at home, learning, voting, child welfare, and moral community standards.
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Illinois
Jacksonville
Congress
Langyworthy
Chicago
Dark Liberty of Washington Continues at Marshall
The piece portrays squalor in Marshall's alleys with vivid detail of a block called Willow Tree Alley. It recounts black residents described as the lowest type of humanity, a long-time tenant, a criminal history, and a shopper of crime before ending with a note that more follows next week by H. C. Bell.
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Marshall
Capitol Grounds
Jim Graham
Court House
H. C. Bell
Designs for 1912 Carriages On Display At Sayer & Scovill
Sayer and Scovill Bugglea Archer and Casteel showcase a new car load of latest 1912 designs. Hand carved seats draw attention as visitors are urged to inspect and choose a model to take home.
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Archer
Casteel
Roosevelt Libel Suit Against Iron Ore Publisher
Theodore Roosevelt sues G A Newett publisher of the Iron Ore at Marquette Michigan for 10000 damages over an editorial claiming Roosevelt is frequently drunk. The defense rests on privilege of comment on a public figure running for office and challenges the article facts. A two week hearing is expected with many depositions and witnesses.
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Abel
Theodore Roosevelt
G. A. Newett
The
Iron Ore
Marquette, Mich
Newett
Roosevelt
No Reorganization Convention Seen for 1916 GOP
Republicans in Washington on Saturday signaled harmony in revising party rules without calling a national convention. Leaders expect the national committee to act within sixty days after Congress adjourns to cut Southern representation and recognize primary statutes, issuing a call for a revised 1916 presidential convention.
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Washington
National “Committee
Congress
Gonventon
Our Enormous Fire and Its Cost to the Nation
A fragmentary warning links a vast fire to national debt and annual output losses. It argues the fire's cost equals halting new buildings nationwide and would cover pensions, military expenses, and multiple crops, contrasting with wheat and cotton values.
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Panama
Army
United States
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Sayer & Scovill
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Wey
Shipe Hardware Co
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