Harris Names His Secretary Harris Names His Secretary
Governor Harris announces appointments including Samuel J. Flickinger of Dayton as secretary, Roscoe J. Mauck of Gallipolis to the Soldiers and Sailors Home board, and other trustees. The selection returns to a trained newspaper man. Flickinger has long Ohio AP ties and state newsroom leadership.
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Qgolumbus
Harris
Samuel J. Flickinger
Dayton
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Sandusky
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
Athens State Hospital
Roscoe J. Mauck
Gallipolis
Worthington Kautzman
Bellefontaine
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Journal
Heat Victims and Fatal Accidents Across Ohio
In Columbus, Michael Robech aged 32 died from extreme heat as the city recorded its hottest day of the season at 94 degrees. In Findlay Camille Maehaeua was instantly killed after being struck by a southbound freight. Bellefontaine saw John Benshoff, 70, killed when struck by a Big Four train. Fremont reported Christ Bartlessen, 50, died from a morphine and whiskey overdose.
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Columbus
Michael Robech
Findlay
Camille Maehaeua
Hocking Valley
Bellefontaine
John , Benshoff
Bellecenter
Fremont, C
Christ Bartlessen
Wife of Commander in Chief Tanner Killed in Auto Crash
Helena June 30 Mrs James Tanner wife of the Grand Army commander in chief was killed in an automobile accident near Fort Harrison A party including Mrs J K Toole and General Lester Wilson was traveling when the car veered off a narrow embankment road They were thrown out Mrs Tanner died en route to the hospital The other occupants were not seriously hurt
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Tanner
Helena
Mont
James Tanner
Grand Army
Montana
Fort Leavenworth Confines Troops After Clashes
At Fort Leavenworth about 3,500 troops are confined to the garrison by order of Lt Col Paulding after numerous fights between Eighteenth Infantry white and Fourth Cavalry colored units. Four men wounded, hospitalised, and nightly roll calls imposed.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Paulding
Eighteenth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Adjournment of Congress Moves Ahead at Last
Washington June 30 congress faces adjournment amid passable appropriation measures and a lingering dispute over the omnibus public building bill. The pure food and sundry civil bills advance in conference, while heated talks over railroad rate and meat inspection provisions appear resolved. A scuffle between Southwick and Bartlett was halted by friends in the House.
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Washington
Isthmus
Panama
Congress
Senate
House
Williams
Mississippi
Mann
Bailey
Tillman
Hale
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
Tawney
Minnesota
George N. Southwick
New York
Charles L. Bartlett
Georgia
Bartlett
Nation’s most successful year framed by trade and industry
R G Dun weekly review reports the current fiscal year as the nation’s most successful to date with optimism for the next twelve months. Crops advance, manufacturing books fill, and wholesale activity eases though solid. Railway earnings for three weeks in June top 1505 by about 10 percent. Disbursements next month projected near 160 million, roughly 20 million above last year.
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Paat
New York
R. G. Dun and Company
Review of Trade
Dissolution Plan Revived Amid Russian Army Tensions
In St Petersburg on June 20 the reactionary faction in the ministry revived plans to dissolve parliament and suppress revolutionary activity using armed force. Emperor Nicholas is pressed as dismissing the Goremykin cabinet and naming a responsible ministry could avert wider conflict. Troop loyalty and recent disorders influence decisions, with expectations of regiments joining combat as in Moscow last December.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Krasnovo-Selo
Goremykin
Moscow
Final Report Of Committees Appointed by Mutual Life Trustees
Sixth and final report from the Mutual Life trustees committee examining the company’s organization and management is published. It notes extensive examination across departments, repeats some prior accusations, and includes a supplementary statement by William H. Truesdale and John W. Auchincloss clarifying findings. The report states the firm holds about 36 million dollars in real estate mortgage loans exceeding 60 percent of property value, justified by law allowing up to 66 2/3 percent loan-to-value ratios.
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Mutual Life Trustees
New York
William H. Truesdale
John W. Auchincloss
Grain and Live Stock Prices Across Markets
A digest of commodity quotes across multiple cities. Cattle and sheep ranges include common to prime steers and yearlings, with values from $2.50 to $8.90 per unit. hogs priced near $7. calves and bulls noted. Wheat, corn, oats prices listed by grade. Markets: East Buffalo, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, New York, Toledo.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
New York
White Not Rich Three Deeply in Debt in Thaw White Case
New York June 30 One of the most interesting Thaw White case developments is that White, once thought wealthy, owed 306000 to a prominent family member and overdrawn his firm accounts. Thaw pleads not guilty to murder. defense considers emotional insanity and seeks to admit past life evidence of Stanford White. Witnesses examined include McCaleb and Bale. investigations into motives and underworld ties continue with new disclosures anticipated. Mayor in Indiana gains restraining order as impeachment turmoil halts city business.
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New York
Thaw
Stanford White
Cowing
Supreme Court
White
Franks. Black
John Doe
Thomas McCaleb
Thaws
Martin
Truxton Bale
Mr. White
Garvan
McCaleb
Emperor regrets disloyalty of Preobrajensky regiment
In St Petersburg on June 3, Emperor Nicholas summoned the Preobrajensky regiment to the Peterhof palace and, in a sarcastic address, expressed regret at their sympathy with radical parliamentary ideas. He stated he would never again wear the regiment’s uniform.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Preobrajensky
Imperial Palace
Peterhof
Castro To Be Confronted by Requests to Settle American Claims
Washington June 30 General Cipriano Castro will face calls for arbitration of American claims against Venezuela when he resumes the presidency on July 5. Judge Calhoun has studied the cases, the state department is reviewing them, and a formal request for settlement will be presented regardless of future Venezuelan court actions.
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Washington
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Castro
United States
W. J. Calhoun
State Department
Isthmian canal committee names Richard Reid Rogers counsel
The Isthmian canal committee announces the appointment of Richard Reid Rogers an attorney from New York as general counsel Secretary Root will accept hospitality in Chile and travel with a Chilean warship along the west coast of South America John Dellinger of Muncie Indiana killed himself at Columbus city prison and died at a hospital Timothy D Sullivan resigns from the New York Eighth District seat and the speaker is notified
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Isthmian Canal Committee
Richard Reid’ Rogers
New York
Root
Chile
South America
John Dellinger
Muncie
Ind
Columbus
Timothy D. Sullivan
Baseball scores and standings from American and National leagues
Detroit and Cleveland games highlight a crowded baseball card with key results from Detroit Chicago Washington New York and St Louis plus standings across the American and National Leagues. Names include Donahue Schmidt Townsend Bemis Walsh Sullivan Kitson Heydon Dygert Patten Walkenberg Wakenheld Chesbro Needham Bowerman Scanlon Bergen and others.
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American League
Detroit
An. i
St Louis
Donahue and Schmidt, Powall and Spencer
Cleveland
R. H. B. Cleveland
Chicago
Townsend
Bemis
Walsh, Owen and Sullivan
Washington
Philadelphia
Kitson
New York
Dineen
Armbruster
Chesbro and
McGuire
W. Clev
Chica
N.Y
Philo
Wash
Det't
ST. Louis
Rhe
St Lous
Pittsburg
Druhot and Grady
McGinnity and Bowerman
R.H EK
Prooklyn
ooggtLoOo
Scanlon
Bergen
Doom
American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Clues W. L. PC
Cn Bsw
Minne
Colum
Land of the Paris cabman returns to rodez with saviage
A compilation of brief notes on Paris cabmen rooted in Rodez, French tradesmen emigrant patterns, and a notary binding elders to support younger siblings. It includes a reflection on the eyes’ resilience in extreme cold, and miscellaneous linguistic babels of the Balkans and the Lone Star flag’s disputed origins with multiple early claims.
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Paris
Auvergne
Aveyron
Rodez
France
Pars
London Standard
Capsize Etymology and 3 Local News Briefs
Entymologists debate capsize origins with links to Spanish and hogshead wordplay. Postal Commission in Washington elected Penrose as chairman Overstreet as vice chairman to study second class mail transport costs. Aged man Martin Ryan, 77, died after a fatal fall at home. Six miners perished in a Mohawk mine explosion near Biwabik and Aurora, Minnesota.
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Columbus
Martin Ryan
Eyeleth
Minn
Mohawk
Biwabik
Aurora
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