Ohio Supreme Court Action and Put-In-Bay Teachers Meet
Ohio Supreme Court decisions topple tax inquisitor laws and set county commissioner elections for 1908. Put-In-Bay hosts the Ohio State Teachers association with nearly 1000 in attendance as Dr. W. Q. Thompson calls for broad education funding. Local items report arsenic poisoning, a burglary spree in Ravenna and Cincinnati receivership, Oberlin College fundraising, a wild beast sighting near St Marys, a drowning accident at Bowling Green, and Putnam county backing Bryan for president.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Put-in-Bay
Buckeye
Columbus
Ohio
Court of
Cincinnati
Cir Cnt
Montgomery County
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Hotel Victory
W. Q. Thompson
Thaw Mansion Robbery and Dowie Delusions Reported
Heav y robbery at Mrs William Thaws Pittsburg home yields jewels and silver plate valued around 60000. Simultaneous notes reveal Mrs Elizabeth McLennan testifying about Dowies delirious behavior in Mexico and Jamaica while awaiting imperial fleet sightings. Michigan coal operators and miners settle their dispute with a 5.55 percent wage increase and revised initiation fee.
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Thaw
Pittsburg
William Thaw
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
New York
Dowie
Chicago
Elizabeth McLennan
John Alexander Dowie
Mexico
Jamaica
Landis
Zion City
Germany
H. D. Bracefield
Valiva
Tragedy News Impacts Countess of Yarmouth in London
London readers learn of the New York tragedy involving Harry K. Thaw, Countess of Yarmouth weeps upon the impact while the Earl of Yarmouth declines to explain the cause. He notes no clear reason for the dispute, yet acknowledges serious differences between Thaw and White.
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London
Countess of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Earl of Yarmouth
Thay
White
Thaw Rest in the Tombs as Jury Prepares Insanity Defense
Harry Thaw remains in Tombs custody after immediate arraignment and committal to await the grand jury. Eminent alienists examine his mental condition as defense counsel prepares an insanity plea for the murder of Stanford White. The coroner's inquest is set for Thursday, with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw subpoenaed to appear.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Pittsburg
Brand
Thaw
Stanford White
White
Lfe
Florence Evelyn Nesbit
Mr. Nott
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Bishop Greer
Madison Square Garden
Delafield & Longfellow
Wall Street
James Fisk, Jr
Edward
Stokes
Grand Central Hotel
Mr. White
Tombs
Thirtieth Street
Criminal Court
Harry Thaw
United States
Austin Flint
Carlos F. MacDonald
Mahon
District Attorney's Office
Maguire
MacDonald
Flint
Louis Delafield
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Frank 8
Black
GRAIN AND LIVE STOCK PRICES ACROSS MARKETS
A roundup of live stock and grain quotes from Chicago and other markets. Cattle ranges include common to prime steers at 400 to 10, stockers and feeders 2 75 to 4 60, while sheep and lambs list 4 59 to 7 85 and calves around 85 50 to 6 50. Hog prices cover choice to prime heavy down to roughs and stags. Wheat No 2 red 87 880, corn No 2 61%c, oats 37c. Regional bids from East Buffalo to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, and Toledo shown with varying cattle, sheep, lamb, calf, and hog quotes.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Ohio
Pennsyionia
Kentucky
Indiana
New York
Nolee
Armour Aerials the Exposures and Defends Packing Industry
Armour asserts the American meat industry cannot be destroyed by Socialist agitators and sensational journalism. He notes steady improvements, supports good inspection laws, and cites vast exports and enduring merit of products. His daughter Lolita accompanied him, showing slight lameness but good health.
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New York
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Lolita
Lorenz
Vienna
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Armour
Europe
Missing Brewer Seeks Five Thousand Dollar Reward
Pittsburg June 27 Five thousand dollars reward offered for information leading to the finding of Michael Liebel Sr a millionaire brewer of Erie Pa He left his home May 25 for Buffalo telegraphed he was about to return detectives searched with no trace found French Budget Paris June 27 Finance Minister Poincare presented a budget showing a deficit due to Moroccan crisis 50 000 and 30 000 for reforms Deficit means loan or tax rearrangement including 30 percent increase in the succession duty higher liquor duties and real estate transfer suppression of liquor manufacture fraud Disorders Among Troops St Petersburg June 27 Dispatches report a troop mutiny at Vladikavkaz Caucasian garrison troops bombarded officers club a woman wounded public meeting resolves to defend citizens against potential anti Jewish violence Military discipline in Vladikavkaz deteriorates soldiers insult General Zhevusinski and officials in streets
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Pittsburg
Michael Liebel
Erie
Lichel
Buffalo
Paria
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
St. Petersburg
Vladikavnaz
Caucasian
Vladikavkaz
Zhevusiski
Stresta
Congress Stays In Session To Finish Work At Hand
Washington June 27 Congress will remain in session until work is completed. Speaker Cannon and leaders urge no adjournment date as issues including pine food meat inspection railroad rate and immigration bills progress in conference or debate. The naval appropriation bill was finally passed after conferees resolved remaining disagreement. A proposal to limit railroad workers to 16 hours of consecutive service sparked debate as talks on the meat inspection amendment fail to reach agreement. The Senate also ratified a Mexican treaty on Rio Grande water division for irrigation.
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Michigan
Ray Guy
Mich
Longworths
Kiel
Longworth
London
Buckingham Palace
Washington
Roosevelt
Navy Yards
Naval Stations
United States
Congress
Cannon
House
Senate
Tillman, Elkins and Cullom
Port Royal
5. C
LaFollette
Mexico
Rio Grande River
Charges against Judge Parlange filed in Congress
A memorial alleging oppression in office malfeasance and misfeasance with general denial of justice was sent to Speaker Cannon from Francis Mahan of New Orleans. The document, presented to the judiciary committee, claims Mahan was denied justice in state courts over a $50,000 property dispute and cites the civil rights act to access federal courts. It alleges Judge Parlange arbitrarily refused to file the suit.
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Washington
Charles Parlange
United States Court of Louisiana
Cannon
Francis ©.Mahan
New Orleans
Judiciary Committee
Mahan
Parlangs
Baseball scores from American and National Leagues and standings
American League games include Philadelphia at home where Rostow and Young split innings for a 3-1 score, Detroit beat Cleveland 5-3 with Mullin, Schmidt and Clarke key, and St Louis edged Chicago 4-2. National League results show New York 4-1 over Philadelphia, Chicago 4-3 over St Louis, Cincinnati 5-2 over Pittsburgh, and Boston 18-1 over Brooklyn. Standings list Cleveland 61-7, Chicago 30-27, Detroit 31-23, and Brooklyn 50-21 with recent game results and team records across leagues.
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American League
Philadelphia
Roh
B. Rostow
Philadephia
Young
Chicago
tletles—Glade and Rickey, Owen and Sullivan Clibs
T. P.C
W.L Po Cleve
Chica
Det’t
Irrg Wash
New York
RA OW
Philadelpha Oorrtonine
Falteries
Pittinger
Doomn
AteGin- Mity
Trowerman
Chicaco
RULE
St Lous
Batirrica
King, Brown and McCarthy
Concindati— Rwe
Cincinnati
Eker
Fraser
Irving Ston
Leever Lynch
Peitz
Boston
Rwa
Brooklyn
McIntyre and
Bergen
Studaman and Brown
W. TL
Wol
China
Pitts
Brook
Phila
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Mineapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
B.C JT. PC
Colum
aRt Louis
Philadelphia Board Orders Slaughterhouses Closed
Philadelphia health authorities ordered owners of 37 slaughter houses across sections of the city to abandon their establishments. The move targets public health concerns and represents a sweeping enforcement action by the Board of Health.
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Board of Health
Philadelphia
Walter Wellman
Trondhjem
Norway
Tromsoe
America
Quientin
Adva
Osmena
Self Control: Perfection of the Gentleman
A Pittsburg Press reflection on self control as a key trait of a gentleman. It stresses restraint, courteous behavior, self respect, and measured speech, citing Whittier and Herbert Spencer. The piece links moral education to governing impulses and deliberate action.
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Pittsburg
Whittier
Herbert Spencer
The Masai Warriers Age and Rite of Passage
The Masai youths, roughly seventeen to twenty seven, are described as the warrior class in the final stage of the young-man-warrior phase. They grow long head hair, coat it with fat and red clay, pluck body hair, and polish their bodies with fat for a statuelike form. They live on milk and blood from cattle and meat, and marry around twenty seven to thirty, after which they trim hair and shed the oiling practice.
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Élmoran
White Nile
Era of Actium referenced in early Roman empire discourse
Text discusses the era of Actium linked to Octavius victory over Antony and Cleopatra, noting usage in Roman writing and speech. It also includes an unrelated poetic aside about a clever girl and family remarks on marriage and schooling.
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Octavius
Antony and
Cleopatra
England
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