Russian offer to drop sugar duties prompts court path
Washington July 10. The Russian finance minister proposes vacating increased duties on American goods if the U S vacates its action on the sugar differential. Secretary Gage rejects, saying the sugar question is before the courts and not for the executive to decide. The exchange remains between finance and state departments through the Russian foreign office.
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Washington
United States
Anance
M. DeWitte
Hussia
Gage
Foreign Office
State Department
Ciafeter
Hay
Ego
Pet
Styar
M. DeWittre
Count Lamsdorff
M. DeWollmnot
Russia
Toeorussia
Lim
le Witte
Age
Cuban Constitutional Convention Rejects Election Law Proposal
The Cuban constitutional convention voted 19 to 12 against the commission’s electoral reform. Conservatives argued the proposal was too radical, risking unchecked central interference and noting provinces and municipalities cannot yet govern themselves. They urged elections under the current law with strict safeguards before drafting a new statute.
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Banana
Commission
Central
Pavlioment
Shooting at Night Leaves One Dead in South Town
July 10 report from Zaorel Mias. describes James Whittington fatally shooting Sam Hill a man of color and mortally wounding Hill's companion. Details on motive or circumstances remain unclear as police investigate the shooting.
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Zaorel
Mias
James Whittington
Sam Hill
Hill
Rite
Worthy successor claims catarrh cure breakthrough
An old practitioner announces a new treatment named SNUFFLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE for CA TAREH. The ad asserts it heals inflammation and cures hay fever and cold in the head, offering a one dollar package with guaranteed results and full instructions, sent prepaid to EDWIN B. GILES & COMPANY in Philadelphia.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Wreck of the Knickerbocker on the Big Four at Nottingham
A Lake Shore Line wreck near Nottingham injured several crew and passengers after the Knickerbocker on the Big Four collided with a freight train due to a burned-out journal. Engineer Frank Anderson of Buffalo and clerk O G Mc Cullen of Cincinnati were killed. many others injured but most passengers unharmed.
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Cleveland
Nottingham
Here
Lake Shore
Konickerbocker
Frank Anderson
Buffalo
O. G. McCullen
Cincinnati
Nnal
Metallen
Agi
Stabbing suspects held on bail after secret Portsmouth transfer
Aneme Segraens and Irenton were secretly brought from Portsmouth yesterday for a preliminary hearing in the Slaughter family stabbing case. The courtroom was crowded and a $1000 bail was set for both suspects, who were remanded to jail. Officials expect no further violence.
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Irenton
J- Page
Owens
Slaughter
Portsmouth
Canyon Hideout Foils Great Northern Train Robbers
In a canyon about 6 miles south of Malta, Sheriff Chiffith reports Great Northern train robbers cornered. The rugged canyon, a dense forest with caves, could shelter robbers and delay any pursuing force if needed.
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Great Falls
Mont
Malta
Chiffith Boas
Great Northern
Dr King’s New Discovery Backed by Patient Tale
A Alexandria Indiana resident Mrs Chas Applegate reports long nightly coughing until three $100 bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her consumption and she gained 53 pounds. The ad promises to cure Dougha Col ds La Grippe Bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles with price 500 and 100 and offers free trial bottles at Dr Knopfel’s drugstore.
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Or. Knopfel
El Reno Crowded as Registration Begins in Territory
El Reno Oklahoma territory July 10 thousands flock to register for land allotments as trains bring extra coaches and roads fill with travelers. Governor Richards and 30 clerks from Washington oversee rapid registration with booths expanding as needed.
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O. T
Governor Richards
Interior Department
Washington
Lone Wolf
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Perry
Guthrie
Dennis T. Flyon
Lawton
Cattlemen Alarm Over Oklahoma Land Settlement Date
The president plans to open settlement of Oklahoma reservation lands on Aug 66 stirring unease among cattlemen. An estimated 400,000 head leased by Texas and Oklahoma stockmen face possible forced sale as cattle are immature and not market ready.
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Heaver
Oklahoma
Texas
Mey
Base Ball Results and Club Standings Update
Current games concluded with final scores and the latest standings. Key clubs place, win loss records, and upcoming fixtures summarized for readers following local league action.
Double Crimes Shock Denver Stabbing and Assault Disturbance
Armenian A. Bullis, 62, was murdered on a rural road near Denver and Jessie Kinport, 14, was severely mutilated in her home. Farm hand Christian Jensen confessed to killing Mrs. Bullis, claiming she confronted him with a gun. Lynching threats led authorities to move Jensen to Colorado Springs for safety.
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Col
Nmte
Armenia
A. Bullis
Jessie Kinport
Christian Jensen
Kinport
Jensen
Jall
Armstrong
Colorado Springs
National Educational Association Opens in Detroit Armory
In Detroit on July 10 the National Educational association held its first general session at the Light Guard armory. About 2,000 chairs were filled in the afternoon session with both welcome addresses and responses, and galleries were crowded. Night sessions featured addresses by President Green and Bishop Spaulding with expanded seating.
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Detroit
Mich
Light Guard Armory
National Educational Association
Green
Bishop Spaulding
End of Christian Endeavor Convention Highlighted by Key Sessions
Cinckati reports on July 10 as the Christian Endeavor convention closes. A large program features the 20th anniversary session in the morning, a talk on The Twentieth Century Outlook for the Missions in the afternoon, and farewell meetings at night. Minor meetings include Junior Workers conference, prison endeavor, mission workers, and Bible studies.
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Cinckati
Christian Endeavor Convention
Music Hall
Prison Endeavor
Mission Workers
Heat Wave Worsens Kansas Crops with $10 Million Loss
Topeka dispatch notes persistent extreme heat across Kansas. Corn withers rapidly and hay becomes scarce, with eastern regions hit hardest. Western Kansas fared somewhat better, but overall crop losses already exceed ten million dollars.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
McLean Kilbourne Forces Control at Democratic Convention
In Columbus Ohio yesterday the McLean Kilbourne element won control of all district meeting committees and now dominates today’s Democratic state convention. The group holds an outright majority with no friction apparent.
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Columbus
McLean- Kilbourne
Turbulent Telegrams Signal Political Changes and Crises
A jumble of reports notes United States Ambassador White’s resignation in Berlin, paroling delays for the Younger brothers, a Ky murder, a former congressman leading a New Jersey disease scare, and sickle rumors. It also mentions steel workers strikes, Newport racing events, a Bloomfield manager, a Dayton bride, a poor assault, and a West Virginia Woolworth charter. Widespread heat injures Missouri and central Mississippi fruits.
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United States
White
Berlin
Pordotr
Minnesota
Jacob Kennedy
Warne County
George Morrin
William Ho Stane
Missouri
Asbury Park
N. J
Daniel B. Sickles
Ile
N. Y
Daniel P. Hayes
Jehbo Olson
Jb. Netaager
Jeffersonville
Jexsie Kipert
Letog
Dienuver
Warner. Day- Woolworth Company
West Virginia
Pilreeters
Seventh Nation
New York
Marcial Boas
Newport
Cooper Henry Youtsey
First Baptist Chrch
Boy and Hired Girl Implicate in Murder Plot
Fort Wayne ind July 10 Marie Sampleton a domestic in Charles Dunns family was arrested on complicity in the murder of Alice Cothrell. Del Reed a farm boy overheard Marie tell Dunn she was not dead yet and Dunn vowed she would be soon. Both are jailed as investigators push to learn more.
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Ind
Marile Sampleton
Charles Dunn
Little Alice Cothrell
Dunn
Madden
Wallen
Emrick
del Reed
Marte
Reed
Atill
Marie
Indiana Day Set for Sept 14 at Pan-American Exposition
A Pan-American official informs Indiana Day at the Indianapolis exposition will be Saturday September 14. Governor Durbin and his military staff are expected to attend in a special car, with hopes for a dedicated Indiana train service to the Pan-American.
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Roosters
Indianapolis
Charlies E. Wilson
Durbin
W. T. Buchanan
Indiana
Divorce after long separation ends marriage in Evansville
Evansville Indiana July 10 Mrs Jas Fisher and Peter Elgenbrodt wed in 1884 but were divorced yesterday after the first husband returned and claimed his wife after years apart and silence. She believed him dead and Fisher lived with her. The cause of disappearance was never revealed. Future plans of the woman are not public.
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Evansville
Ind
Jas. Fisher
Peter Elgenbrodt
Fisher
Train kills Huntington liquor dealer John Boos
Huntington Ind July 10 John Boos a prominent liquor dealer was struck by a Wabagh train yesterday and probably fatally injured. He did not hear the approaching train. His horse, buggy were destroyed. He suffered a broken arm crushed shoulder and internal injuries.
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Huntington
Ind
John Boos
Hunt for Father Spurs Indiana Woman to Louisville
Evensville Indiana July 10 Mrs C A May of Louisville Kentucky visits in search of her father claiming she was kidnapped 22 years ago and taken to Louisville where she has lived since Now she learns her father is alive and she travels to locate him and reunite with him.
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Evensville
Ind
C. A. May
Louisville
Druggists in County Face 100 Indictments in Winchester
Winchester Indiana July 10 The grand jury returned 100 indictments against local druggists for illegal sales of intoxicants. Defendants have pooled interests and hired counsel and will contest the charges. If sustained the indictments could force some to abandon their businesses.
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Winchester
Ind
Indiana Guardsmen Funeral Payroll Details
Indianapolis July 10 guardsmen payroll for Indiana National Guardsmen at Benjamin Harrison funeral totals 3003.17 dollars with railroad transportation costs of 2457.88 dollars billed to state military authorities.
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Indianapolis
Indiana National Guardsmen
Benjamin Harrison
Daughters of Henry Dzembinski Shot in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on July 9 two daughters of Henry Dzembinski were struck by a bullet from an unknown source. One was hit in the forehead and the other was grazed on the cheek. both injuries are not serious.
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South Bend
Ind
Henry Dzembinski
Ex Gov Taylor's Wife Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs Sarah Bell Tanner Taylor wife of former Kentucky governor William S Taylor died at her Indianapolis home yesterday from a heart disease related hemorrhage after years of affliction.
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Taylor
Indianapolis
Sarah Bell Tanner Taylor
William
Kentucky
Indianapolis Gas Consolidation and City Politics
Reports from Indianapolis on three days of talks to consolidate all local gas companies with claimed 30 percent production cuts and a 3 percent gas increase for homes, plus fears of meter introduction. Political focus centers on mayoral contenders Charles A. Bookwalter and Thomas Taggart, with party control and defections noted. Governor Durbin faces Soldiers’ monument funding debates, needing 25 000 dollars privately sourced for a mid October dedication, while several local figures seek judicial posts and educational posts in ongoing campaigns.
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Everal
Indianapolis
Indiana Soldiers’ Monument
Durbin
Endowment Bank Deficit Reported in Chicago Assembly
The Endowment Bank of the Knights of Pythias shows a deficit of $225,267. Supreme Commander Ogden H. Fetbers told the supreme lodge gathered in Chicago to review the order’s affairs. The report accuses reckless spending, account juggling, and misappropriation of funds.
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Chicago
the Knights of Pythias
Ogden H. Fetbers
Supreme Lodge of the Order
Board of Control
Wild animal raids alarm Cass township farmers
Sullivan Iod July 10 Farmers in Cass township report a marauding wild animal believed to be a lynx preying on hogs and sheep. A hunting party finds a dog torn to pieces and farmers organize a general hunt to curb the threat.
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Sullivan
Iod
Cass Township
Greatest healer Banner Sacve promotes cure for skin ailments
An advertisement extols Banner Sacve as the supreme healer for wounds sores piles and all skin diseases with a guarantee and no substitutes, urging readers to seek the product from druggists.
Gun Fight Near Mant City Kills Farmer and Wounds Kinards
In a July gun fight near Mant City Florida Edward Franklin a farmer was killed and David Kinard Franklin s son in law Mrs Kinard and their baby were seriously woundedAuthorities were not immediately clear on a motive or suspects.
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Tampa
Fla
Mant City
Edward Franklin
David Kinard
Franklin
Kinard
Presbyterians Form Independent Mexican Church
In Mexico City on July 10 the Presbyterian community organized the Presbyterian church in Mexico as an independent body separate from the two U S Presbyterian churches.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Presbyterians of
Presbyterian Church To
United States
Woman Disappears with Husband’s Savings in Coal Bluff
Terre Haute July 10. Frank Swemoy of Coal Bluff reports his wife vanished from home taking with her his savings. Police are investigating the missing person case and the loss of funds.
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S. Terre Haute, Lod
Frank Swemoy
Coal Bluff
Unlocks Gates of Happiness Inspired Rocky Mountain Secret
Fragmentary advert claims a medicine from a druggist can lift mood and brighten life, likening effects to sunshine. It mentions Rocky Mountain sea and music accompanying the claim.
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Rocky Mountain Sea
Daily Market Report Prevailing Grain and Provisions Prices
Grain and live stock notes from Indianapolis and Louisville markets show mixed prices for wheat and corn with firm or weak trends. Pennsylvania Lines advertises July 5 to 13 excursion tickets to San Francisco and coastal resorts, plus New York Pan-American Exposition stopover options. Summer tourist trains and low fare excursions to Atlantic City and other seaside resorts are outlined with departure details.
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New York
Pennsylvania Lines
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
New Albany
Cape May
Grain and Livestock Prices Steady Amid Quiet Trade
The market shows mixed bids with No. 2 red wheat steady, No. 2 mixed corn firm, oats firm, and cattle steady around 250 dollars. Feeder and hay prices hold, with cattle in quiet trading as buyers hold firm on quotes.
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Indianapolis
Poe
EL No Stea
Chicago Livestock Market Roundup
Livestock prices listed with cattle steers and feeders steady. Hog market shows steady trade at 2.40 to 4.25 per hundredweight and lambs steady around 4.00. Jane Sherp reports steady conditions across categories as buyers watch demand.
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Catteady
Hoge
Jane Sherp
Lam
New York Livestock Markets Report
Livestock prices show cattle lower at See Bogs Firm and hogs higher around 4.00 with sheep steady near 82. South Lambe reports cattle steady at 9. East Buffalo Elvestown notes cattle steady at 9 and sheep steady around 3.50.
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East Buffalo
Wheat Wesk cash and firm notes listed in market table
Market brief shows Wheat Wesk at 64 cents for September contracts Gia Corp-Active No 2 cash at 47 cents Gate-Firm No 2 cash at 0 cents. The concise listing records commodity prices and firm codes for the trading session.
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Gia Corp
Electric Bitters Prove Life Saver Says Fireman
Burlinton Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy writes of severe pain weakness and loss of appetite then credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health. The ad claims the tonic revives strength and vigor for weak sickly people and offers a 50 cent bottle guaranteed by O D Knoefel.
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C. W. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
O. D. Knoefel
Georgia Negro Shoots Mules and Kills Wife and Kin
In Amwock Georgia Jake Devoss a laborer on James McKinnon’s plantation opened fire after his mules balked killing his wife and Charles McKinnon and wounding James McKinnon. Devoss fled into the swamps as authorities with bloodhounds pursue him.
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Douglas
Jake Devoss
James McKinnon
Denud
Devoss
Charien
Charles McKinnop
James McKinnop
Boy Loses Legs in Train Accident at Crown Point
Crown Point Indiana July 10 Frank Siegel aged 10 had both legs cut off by an Erie passenger train at the depot.
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Crown Point
Ind
Frank Siegel
Erie
Forer’s Honey and Tar Cures Child’s Cough in Colton
Mr John Tippis of Colton Ohio reports his young daughter fully recovered from a severe cough and inflamed tonsils after using Forer’s Honey and Tar. The claim highlights a personal testimonial for a traditional remedy.
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John Tippis
Colton
Monon Sells Excursion Tickets to San Francisco
Excursion tickets offer a round trip to San Francisco for Epworth League Convention delegates. Tickets valid July 5 to August 1 with return from the depot at Main and Vincennes streets. Price set at 55.05 dollars for the round trip.
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San Francisco
Cal
Depot Main
Vincennes Streets
Seashore Trip Fare Set At 1500 For Atlantic Run
A plan for a seashore voyage sets a fare of 1500 for a round trip along the Atlantic with a twelve day sales limit. Tickets from this station will be issued to Sely Bath and August Sah.
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Atlantic
Sely Bath
Elks Grand Lodge Trip Tickets to Milwaukee
Monn offers excursion tickets to Milwaukee for Elks Grand Lodge in July with a round trip first class fare plus two dollars. Tickets on sale July 21 22 and 23 with return extension to Aug 10 for 50 cents at joint Milwaukee agent. Information at Monon depot.
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Elks Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Wis
Monn
Monon Depot
Summer Sleeping Cars Louisville to Northern Michigan Resorts
Sleeping cars run daily from Louisville at 4 p m to Penokey Traverse City Bay View Harbor Springs Mackinaw City with steamer to Mackinac Island arriving at noon. Tourist tickets to Michigan resorts available from connecting railways in the South. For info contact C H Hagerty D P Art Louisville Ky.
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Michigan
Pennsylvania Short Lines
G. R. & I. Railway
Seaom
Petoskey
Traverse City
Bay View
Harbor Springs
Mackinaw City
Mackinac Island
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
C. H. Hagerty
D. P. Art
Excursion to Cincinnati and Wisconsin via Monon Route
Round trip fare 1.25 to Cincinnati excursion next Sunday from Vincennes street at 7 30 p m. Tickets on Monon Route trains leaving Louisville Tuesday July 16 at 7 36 a m and 5 20 p m. Final return limit Wednesday July 31. Tickets to 31 summer resorts in Wisconsin Michigan and Northern Illinois. Information at Monon passenger depot Vincennes and Main streets. F H Katies Ticket Agent.
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Tacomas
Seattle
Wash
Depot
Main
Vincennes Streets
Cincinnati
Vincennes Street
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Louisville
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Monon
Vincennes
Main Streets
F. H. Katies
Seashore Excursions Offered From Pennsylvania Lines
The B and C three W line promotes four travel routes to popular Atlantic resorts. Ticket agents provide details. Annual seashore trips run July 26 and August 5 with excursion tickets sold to ten top seaside destinations.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Excursions Offered to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Minneapolis
Travel agents list B. and C. S. W. as offering excursions to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Minneapolis with call for participation.
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Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
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