Death of ex assemblyman Charles L. Catlin linked to Christian Science faith
Charles L. Catlin, a former Wisconsin assemblyman from the second district in 1899, died of blood poisoning from a foot injury after refusing medical care per Christian Science beliefs. The Civil War veteran, age 60, left a wife and three children, and was a partner in the law firm Catlin, Butler & Lyon. his son of Dr. J U Butler was cited. Catlin’s widow, Mrs Chapman of Minneapolis, aided healing per the faith.
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Br. Butler
West Superior
Wis
Charles L. Catlin
Iis
Minis Chupaian
Minneapolis
Biive
Tharis
Catlin
Chapman
Secoui
Tie
Pennsylvania
Law Item
Catlin, Butler & Lyon
Fears for Pingree in Chicago Recovery Doubts Persist
London reports doctors consulting physicians in former Governor Pingree’s case at midnight. They note emaciation and extreme exhaustion from the past days. Despite efforts to sustain him, physicians cannot say if he will regain natural strength to endure the strain ahead.
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London
Jane Wass
Prngress Tol
Funeral of Senator Stebbins in Alguna Wis Dam 16
The funeral for Senator LeWayne Stebbins was held yesterday at the opera house in Alguna. Attendees included Senators Jones and Millsie, with brief addresses by five others and tributes from local figures.
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Alguina
Wis Dam
LeWayne Stebbins
Mace Gustarday
Opera House
Dhuy
Fetus
Jones
Millsie Laut-Go Baengeh
Min Bay Fetel
Micha Haney
Algom
Milks
Saul Guy
Ta Follett
Mrs Kennedy Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison
Young Mrs Kennedy was convicted after a trial in Jant City for shooting her husband Joe Ta Kennedy. She fired six shots from a revolver January 10, killing him. she is to serve a ten year state prison term.
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Tal Brines Kennedy
Ublip Kennedy
Hiseole
Des. 4 Marriage to Kennedy Nullified After Verdict
A man sued to annul his marriage to a woman identified as Kennedy, alleging prior bad conduct. Testimony showed he had paid her attention while she was associated with Case Patten, a baseball figure, and that he admitted wronging the girl before marriage. The court reached a verdict concerning the young prisoner.
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Kennedy
Des
Case Patten
Lin. Cress
Tirs. Kennedy
Patten
Conspiracy Case Loses Calm After Court Call
A woman held in a conspiracy case linked to C W Prisca and his sons Bert and Will Prince showed calm restraint as she faced court. She avoided discussion of the verdict while her husband is to testify tomorrow about charges tied to Kennedy.
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Jall
Pat Crylagger
C. W. Prisca
Bert
Will Prince
Death Record of a Neenah Pioneer William Kellett
William Kellett age 73 a leading Neenah dry goods pioneer and longtime Republican alderman and fifth mayor of Neenah died after several operations. He built Willa Kellett & Co the citys largest dry goods house and recently bought a Terre Haute hotel for son Thomas. Born 1828 in Olive New York he worked as a blacksmith before moving to Wisconsin and entering mercantile trade. He married Martha Matthews in 1850 and later Augusta Kimball in 1867. Survived by wife two daughters and two sons Thomas Richard and Charles with Mrs John M Buon of Spokane.
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Neenah
Wis
William Kellett
Kellett
Willa Kellett & Co
Mr. Kellet
Terre Haute
Ind
Thomas Kellett
Mr. Kellett
Olive
Ulster County
New York
Kingston
N.Y
Martha Maria Matthews
Wisconsin
Winnebago County
Osh
Kosh
Oshkosh
Kellech
Augusta Kimball
L. A. Kimball
Richard Kellell
Charles Gaffney
Neenah Wid
John M. Buon
Spokane
Woodmen Conclude Labors At National Meet
The head camp of Modern Woodmen of America adjourned after a productive session in Pontiac. Ponti ag, HK, won the first prize of 600 in Woodmen drill contests with 40.44 percent. Rockford placed second with 4400, Kansas City earned 199.85 for 200, De Molios collected 8.4 for 200, Rack Island GR.08 FS for 50, Topeka 08.05 87.50, and Dubuque 97 ds 50. The biennial meeting will be held in Indianapolis in 1903.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Modern Woodmen of America
Pontiag
Rockford
Kansas City
Dea Molios
Rack Island
Topeka
Dubuque
Newt
Lndiveapolis
Scofield Candidate for Grand Army Post Leads Race
Governor Scofield may return to Madison as department commander of the Grand Army of the state. The state encampment will be in Sheboygan next week with H. G. Be Groff of Buffalo and Fred Copeland of La Crosse as opponents. De Grom appears to lead, Milwaukee seeks encampment for next year, and Lucius Fairchild post will be well represented. Tomorrow night’s meeting will arrange attendance with returning officers and listed members expected to go.
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Povernor Howard Scofield
Madison
Grand Army of the State
Sheboygan
H. G. Be Groff
Batfalo
Fred Copeland
la Crosse
de Grom
Milwauker
Lucius Fairchild Post
J.C. McFarlin
FA. Bird
C. H. Welton
George J. Bryant
C, EB. Morley
J. W. Curran
James Gibson
John Gallagher
C. Luther
O. M. Palmer
H. J. Spaulding
John O'Conniell
Brief Notes on Milwaukee Newspaper Staff Changes
Mr and Mrs Ned Allis of London arrive in Milwaukee as guests of Mrs B P Allis. H F Bliss, recently deposed as superintendent of the state blind school, will work on the Janesville Gazette where he served as manager twenty years. H P Mycick becomes managing editor of the Milwaukee Free Press. John Poppendieck Jr will be editor. John J Hannin will handle political and city hall news. The staff includes editors from Chicago Indianapolis and other cities. First issue expected next Tuesday.
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Ned Allis
London
Eng
Milwaukee
B. P. Allis
H. F. Bliss
Janesville Gazette
H.P. Mycick
Milwaukee Free Press
John Poppendieck, Jr
Van
John J. Hannin
Chicago
Indianonalis
Wrong time breaks amateur record at Buffalo trials
The A A U field and track meet ended with no amateur records, despite Harry L Gill of Toronto throwing 120 feet 11 3/4 inches in exhibition. Sears of Cornell sprinted 100 yards in 9.45 seconds under NCAA colors, setting a notable mark.
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Buffalo
Cornel Man
A. A
Harry L. Gill
Toronto
Sears
Cornell
Stage notes on Miss Dowling Lorna Downe in Chicago
Miss Milfred Dowling author of Lorna Downe arrives in Chicago to stage her dramatization. Her Melrose Massachusetts home The Hermitage is noted as a writers hub. Dowling has long collaborated with DeMille and Belasco and trained as actress.
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Milfred Dowling
Lorna Woone
Chicago
Melrose
Mass
Hermitage
Lorna Downe
Miss Dowling
Jte
A.C. DeMille
David Belasco
Tron
School of Oratory
Boston
New York
Mr. DeMie
Jim
Dangerfield
Cambridge
Harry Woodrutf
Anne Russel
L.onden
RL. Giffen
Stickmond
Academy of Music
Ciifen
Ethel Barrymore
Julia Marlowe
Wrighthood
Miss Barrymore
Captain Jinks
Miss Marlowe
Garrick Theater
Maurice Barrymore
Tom
John Drew
Georgia Drew Barrymore
Lovers Lane at McVicker's Brightens Local Stage
Part of a Clyde Fitch play Lovers Lane at McVicker's Chicago features a district school on the public square of Budysville with children at recess. Miss Nina Boucicault, daughter of Boucicault, shines in a scene with the duchess, while family connections push toward a theater career for Frances Cameron, daughter of the late Gen. Cameron.
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Henry Irving
Clyde Fitch
McVicker’s
Chicaxo
Budysville
Rome
Lowdon Bridge
Tax plan prompts big revenue from mines in South Africa
London reports Sir David Barbour, sent by the chancellor to investigate Transvaal and Orange River Colony revenue, favors a 10 percent tax on mine profits based on 1898 figures of £450,000 yearly. The Orange River Colony may not cover administration or constabulary costs for years, while the Transvaal could start paying part of war costs within two years after peace.
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London
David Barbour
Weexchequer
South Africa
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Sir David
Rothschild May Die In Paris Bulletin Says Grave
Paris on June 14 reports the latest medical bulletin for Baron Alphonse de Rothschild. Dr. Bouchard states the condition remains grave while Rothschild still controls the Franco Russian financial scheme.
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Paris
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Bouchard
Baron Rothschild
United Norwegian Lutheran elects officers in Minneapolis
June 14 report from United Lutheran officers shows Rev T H Dahl named president and Rev G C Jensen as secretary with Lars Swenson as treasurer. Jensen notes 796 congregations joined the United church, now totaling 252,176 members of whom 134,209 are communicants.
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Minneapolis
United Norwegian Lutheran Conference
T. H. Dahl
G. C. Jensen
Roseludd
Lars Swenson
Jensen
United Church
Calls on Loubet in Paris by U S leaders
Paris June 14 President Loubet yesterday received Speaker Henderson and Representative Gillet in formal calls. The exchanges touched on Franco American relations and current diplomatic topics.
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Paris
Loubat
Hender
Lson
Gillet
Prominent Poet and Traveler Attends European Royals
Rich ard Le Galllonay, a noted poet and traveler, is described as one of Europe’s silent couriers who has met many royal figures. Tomorrow marks Daughters of the Wave dedication day at the Pan-American Exposition with a reception in the New England building, praised as a standout design by Miss Josephine.
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Richard le Galllonay
Europe
Daughters of the Weve Fiation
New England
Josephine
Boston singer Vita Mite earns national acclaim for wartime songs
Wright Chapman of Boston notes Vita Mite crafts sincere war era compositions. Daughter of Davi Slad, prominent Boston businessman, she inherits revolutionary era traits and gains praise at a farewell concert in Philadelphia for her piece Anna Jew Columbia. Mrs Vita, wife of Frank Pita, raises three sons as she builds a musical career.
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Wright Chapman
Boston
M Frank
Wire
Davi Slad
Poston
Bin
Nicholas Danforth
Harvard College
Vita
Dol Phily
Suasi
Anna Jew Columbia
Mite
Frank
Pita
Ten Weeks With Broken Neck, Sioux City, June 14
Ten weeks with injuries linger as a player sits out and tunes his form while handling the ball. Awang, a sergeant in Biufis unit, died yesterday, according to local reports from Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Biufis
Lawyer Roelker dies in apparent suicide in Cincinnati
Frederick G Roelker a well known Cincinnati lawyer shot himself in his bedroom yesterday initial reports said suicide but family physician later deemed the shooting accidental He was son of a prominent German physician and had enjoyed a highly successful law practice.
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Cincinnati
Frederick G. Roelker
Sas
Roelker
Seven Deaths by Heat Hit Chicago In Alarmed Day
In Chicago a heat wave caused seven fatalities yesterday among residents named Pabek Buckley Tod Cinson Thomas Curt Otto Heeler Pee Stabler W White and Mrs Josaphine Wolconski. Authorities warned of extreme conditions contributing to multiple heat related deaths.
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Chicago
Jane
Chicago Markets Price Table for Yesterday's Produce
Chicago markets report the table of produce prices from yesterday with data on opening, highest, lowest, and closing prices. The table lists items traded in Chicago markets, reflecting daily price movements for produce.
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Chicago
Unusual Growth Year at University Nears 3,000 Enrollment
Enrollment at the university rose sharply this year from 2,422 to about 2,619 students, with a total reported as 2,785. The compiled breakdown lists graduates, fellows, seniors, freshmen, sophomores, and juniors across Colleges of Letters, Science, Commerce, Mechanics and Engineering, Agriculture, Law, Pharmacy, Music, and education, including special and summer session students. The data show a strong growth trajectory toward the 3,000 mark if trends continue.
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Am Jacresse
Residence College of Letters and Science
Wlan
BBS School of Commerce
School of Commerce
Wesecree
School of
Pire We
O.e.ecape
Washington Update on First Lady’s Health
Dr. Rixey said Mrs. McKinley remained in good spirits with gradual improvement after her departure from the White House yesterday. The president noted the ongoing recovery plan and expressed hope for continued progress.
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Washington
Sun
Rixey
White House
Rock Island freight agent commits suicide in Talltond
A J Puttle traveling freight agent at Rock Island, well known among Talltond men, killed himself in an undertaker shop in the city on June 14 by shooting himself in the head. He believed he was going kind in his final act.
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Hutchingen
Kas
A. J. ‘Puttle
Rock Island
Questioning who will lead the New York bar after Evarts
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the vacancy will attract few eligible candidates because William Evarts is regarded as an eminently honest lawyer. The piece ponders successor prospects and remarks on Evarts's distinguished integrity.
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William Mr. Evarts
New York
Evarts
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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