News In Brief Rumors of Cordova Revolt and Global Tensions
Twenty five killed in Cordova revolt in Argentina. Italy will raise petroleum duties to counter the United States. Forty six officers arrested in St Petersburg for criticisms. Knoxville man shot. another murdered nearby. Ex congressman Page may be named new hand court justice. Houston policeman shot after drunken incident. Rosa Jarrett of Athens poisoned her father over a lover. Oden community seeks church scrutiny of We Oden University management. Three Milton men killed in Illinois lumber-laden wagon incident. President Roosevelt to Philadelphia and back on weekend trip. A man, presumed Gable, dies under suspicious circumstances after pay dispute. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup praised for croup relief by Rev. N B Grubb.
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Cordova
Argentine
Italy
United States
St. Petersburg
Grand Lake
Fael
Knoxville
Fred Leis
Pageon
Illiness
New Hand Court
Houston
Texas
Unday Vicit
Fee Ho Owomar
Usba
Rosa Jarrett
Athens
Oden
Fale
Smiad
We Oden University
Methodist
Onips
Myerhoffer
Luck
Bisbroff
Jt Milton
Ohio
Watseka
Thea ifNexe
U Winois
Fiarisen
Washington
Philadelhoa
Achn Gable
Iis
St. Francis
Warning on Counterfeit Bottles in Yellow Wrappers
Consumers urged to reject offered Salvation Or without wrappers or damaged bottles. Warned that imperfect packaging signals counterfeit or dangerous product and to insist on a perfect unbroken package in a yellow wrapper.
Dr Bage's Catarrh Remedy Advertisement Claim
An ad prompts readers to try Dr Bage's Catarrh Remedy claiming prevention of head catarrh and offering $500 to prove incurable cases. It emphasizes severe illness and danger if untreated, urging effort to avoid worse outcomes.
Ten Killed In Dunkirk Oil Explosion
Special to the Tribune reports an oil well explosion at Dunkirk Scotland on May 27 killing ten men and injuring forty. The fire spreads to petroleum reservoirs and is beyond control as efforts aim to prevent further devastation. The blast was caused by a spark from an engine in the pump house.
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The
Tribune
Dunkirk
Scotland
Italian girl Pasquelina on trial for lover murder
The case of Pasquelina, the young Italian girl, on trial for several days for the murder of her lover, was given to the jury today. It is thought her punishment will not be severe, as the murder was not premeditated but committed in a moment of jealous anger.
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the Tribune
New York
Pasquelina
Carmen Wins Derby In Thrilling 8-Horse Race
London crowds exceed twenty thousand as Carmen, not the favorite, defeats rivals by a length for the Derby purse in a race noted for its excitement and bookmakers' heavy losses.
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Tribune
London
England
Carmen
Baptists at Cincinnati mark 77th anniversary
Cincinnati May 27 The American Baptist Missionary Union observed its seventy seventh anniversary at the Pike Opera House. Rev Dr Northup urged increased efforts and funding for global evangelism. Reports show half a million raised, 15 000 converts baptized, and 152 683 church members. European missions span Germany Russia Denmark France and Spain. Asiatic fields include Burmah Assam Telugu India China and Japan. Africa also fields for the work. Elugas Baptists number about 42000 with thousands baptized recently.
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Giscinnati
Ohio
American Baptist Missionary Union
Pike Opera House
Society
Murdock
Ermany
Russia
Denmark
France
Sain
Assam
India
China
Japan
Africa
Yesterday's ball scores across leagues in brief
In Cincinnati Ohio the league saw Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2 and Pittsburg 4 Boston 3. Cleveland 12 Brooklyn 5. Cincinnati 5 Athletics 4 in the American Association. Cedar Rapids 3 Quincy 2. Davenport 11 Bay City 4. Grand Rapids 8 Terre Haute 5.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
American Association
Athletics
Victim of a Burglar's Bullet in Burlington
Edward Zaiser died after being shot by a burglar he tried to arrest Saturday night. Police have several arrests but none significant. A gang of burglars trailing a circus is suspected. Mayor Duncan’s house was robbed and a knife found near Zaiser’s window. Bananas missing and skins marked the trail from the mayor's home to Zaiser. A large family reward is offered for the killer.
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Burlington
Iowa
Edward Zaiser
Duncan
Zaiser
Child’s near fatal brain injury from fall in New Jersey yard
Four year old Jennie Snedeker of West Fourth street Plainfield was running across the door-yard when she stumbled and a rusty iron rod struck her head. The rod pierced four inches into the brain, the right hemisphere completely transfixed, and she remains in a precarious condition as physicians treat her injury.
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Plainfield
N. J
Jennie
A. H. Snedeker
West Fourth Street
Three Rescues At Ceredo Boat Whirlpool
Mary Shilton a Lincoln county woman saved three lives during a boating accident near Ceredo West Virginia when a whirlpool capsized a party of four. She swam to shore with one man then returned to rescue a sinking companion and later helped another man to safety. She is described as a popular schoolmistress and daughter of a leading farmer and politician.
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Ceredo
W. Va
Mary Shilton
Lincoln County
Miss Shilton
Death of James McHenry Promoter of Great Western Railways
London reports the death of James McHenry a prominent railway promoter who built the Atlantic and Great Western later the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio He was famed for generosity and social ties to Louis Napoleon Queen Christine of Spain and the Duke of Salamanca He named Salamanca New York in gratitude to the Duke and once borrowed 300000 pounds through Queen Christie He won a notable Erie road suit two years ago and opposed Gould and Fisk for many years
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London
James McHenry
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Louis Napoleon
Christine
Spain
Salamanca
N. Y
Great Western
McHenry
Queen Christie
Mr. McHenry
Gould and Fisk
Prince of Wales treated for varicose veins
London. May 27. The Prince of Wales’ illness is described as inflammation of the leg veins, not influenza. He has avoided exercise and is living sparingly, with recovery expected if he adheres to the advised regimen.
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London
Prince of Wales
Germany
England
Pope's encyclical on labor translated for English readers
Cardinal Manning and church leaders finalize the English version of the Pope's encyclical on labor now printing. The Pope himself translates into French. New extracts discuss labor conditions as a supreme modern Christian issue and stress mutual duties of employers and workers.
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Lonpox
Cardinal Manning
Dublin
Newport
Pope
United States
German Emperor’s Visit Plans Hampered by Shifting Schedule
London May 27. Arrangements for the German Emperor’s visit are troubled by his habit of changing plans. The imperial yacht is due at Sheerness, current arrangements show, Monday July 6.
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London
Sheerness
O'Shea Divorce Decree Finalized. Parnell-O'Shea Marriage Rumor
London report states the court has made absolute the divorce decree of Capt. and Mrs. O'Shea. Rumor spreads that the marriage of Mr. Parnell and Mrs. O'Shea may be announced soon.
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London
Wheat and corn rise on large receipts in Ontcago market
Wheat opened near 31.09 and slipped to 9. c after early trading. Corn advanced as receipts remained heavy but below expectations due to rain. Prices moved higher for hogs and provisions with Armour and others buying.
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Ontcago
Chicago
Armour
Hogs gain on higher prices as Chicago market reports
Chicago market notes hogs advancing 5 to 0 in price range with receipts around 6,500 head of which about 4,000 were Texas and distillery cattle. Prices quoted for cows, heifers, bulls, steers and stockers reflect a broad spectrum from 1.50 to 6.60 while calves fetch 12.00 to 14.50.
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Chicago
Carrige
Texas
Tuxay
Wheat and grain markets show firmer noon rally in New York
New York on May 26 reports wheat opening weak then rallying to firmer ground by noon. No 2 red winter cash at 1.12 and 31 1/4 for May and June futures. receipts 270000 bushels, shipments 187120. Corn and oats trade mixed with slight advances and cash prices listed. pork, lard prices steady with July and August futures noted.
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New York
I.c
New Year Market Opens Steady Amid Light Trading
On May 2 the market opened dull but steady in London trading. Investors bought Louisville, Atchison and St. Paul shares while traders sold active stocks for scalp. Bonds were dull but firm as exchanges quoted at 48456 to 498 1-8.
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London
Louisville
Atchison
Armed posse hunts for brutal assailant near Peoria
Miss Anna Gerber, a Stanford teacher, was attacked on a forest road near Mer Way Hone Peoria by George Ditch. He dragged her into the woods, beat her, and fled as a cow’s cry drew help. posses with bows search the surrounding woods.
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Peoria
Anna Gerber
Stanford
McLean County
George Ditch
Huton
Ditch
Ayon
Mer
Litch
Hitech
Hilton
Fire destroys barn on Fugit farm near Five Mile Lane
A barn on Thomas R. Fugit’s farm six miles from the city on Five Mile Lane burned at 8 40 p m yesterday. The roof collapsed and the building with its contents was ruined. Eight horses died, including the stallion Midnight valued at $1 000. Loss estimated over $4 000 with $1 700 insured. This follows a similar fire on September 15 at the same farm.
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Thomas R. Fugit
Five Mile
River Road
Fugit
Farmers Insurance Company of Pennsylvania
Fujit
Jeffersonville News Roundup of Local Events and Court Decision
Jeffersonville reports a high school commencement attendance by Mayor and council, repairs at Charles Town A M E Church with a June 7 re opening, and local notices. J W Robinson takes a Madison station appointment. strawberry shipments total 36,166 gallons. a court dismisses a watch theft case. a strawberry festival is planned for June 4. tramps are reported along rail lines amid public safety concerns. The Supreme Court upholds the original package law as constitutional, clarifying interstate liquor regulation powers and state police authority.
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J.W. Robinson
Madison Station
Llanover
TE. TE. Phomipson
Mitchem
Charlestown
J.C. Fields
T. Price
New Albany
H. H. Thompson
Indianapolis
Edwin M. Hopkins
Jacksonville
Hopkins
Farm Life
Clarence McCoombs
Alex McCoombs
Car Works
Peyton
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Ciel
Filler
Gray
Harlan
Brewer
Cour
John M. Wilkerson
Shawnee County
Kansas
Appeilami
Charles A. Rahrer
Circuit Court of the United States
Rahrer
Topeka
Ivan
Firma
Maynard, Stopkins & Co
Kansas City
United States
Congress
Robbins
Shelby
Iowa
Bardsley Charged With State Funds Theft Amid Wide Investigations
Attorney General Hensel filed an affidavit charging John Bardsley with collecting 357 500 belonging to Pennsylvania and failing to account for it after lawful demand. Magistrate Pole set bail at 40 000 as detectives guard Bardsley. Also noted: Gideon W Marsh, Keystone National Bank president, remains at large with a 1 000 reward. Marsh reportedly aboard a New York to Brazil steamer. Plus Plenty Horses faces a second murder trial on the Sioux reservation with three witnesses called and the body of Lieut Casey examined.
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Perilaape
Bardsier
Chief Woods
Fordsley
Gideon W. Marsh
Keystone Naional Ank
Newport News
United States District Attorney
Marsh
New York
Brazil
S&s
Plenty Orses
Lieut
Casey
United States Court
Shiras
Dubuque
Edgarton
White Moon
Rock Road
K. Teneyek
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Adams granted new trial in Couch murder case
Adams, jailed in Wichita, was sentenced to hang for killing Capt. William Couch on a claim near Oklahoma City last fall. The U S Supreme Court in Washington granted him a new trial. The claim is valued at over 109000 dollars. Walley seeks venue change in the O Mally jury bribery case in New Orleans as the trial nears.
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Couch
Toreka
Kans
Adams
Wichita
William Coch
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Capt
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Walley
New Orleans
O'Malley
Caune
McCristiul
Cae
Mrs. Laura Green Granted Absolute Divorce
Judge O Brien granted an absolute divorce to Mrs Laura Green from Louells Green with no defense by the husband. Alimony affidavits were ordered for submission. court has not ruled on alimony yet. Green, once a partner of Commodore Bateman, went to Europe over a year ago with Mrs Alice Snell Merea and remains there.
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Douglass Green
New York
Jude O'Brien
Laura Green
Louells Green
Green
Commodore Bateman
Europe
Alice Snell Merea
Ex Governor Butter of Nebraska Dies at 62
David Butter former Governor of Nebraska died suddenly at his Pawnee City home from heart failure. As the first governor after statehood he helped select the site for the current State capitol alongside the State Treasurer and Auditor. He was 62.
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Peauth
Nebraska
Lixcoty
Neb
David Butter
Pawnee
Sele
Ted
May Give Up the Statea on Charleston Mission
Navy officials in Washington note no word from Charleston suggesting she sails toward the Peruvian coast. Paris reports of an insurgent surrender to U S authorities are unconfirmed and no negotiations with rebels are recognized by either government. An upcoming transfer of data to Admiral McCann or Admiral Brown is anticipated if Chile is reached. Monument for Jefferson Davis urged by Gordon to rally support and funds for a Confederate memorial.
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Watter Washington
Navy
Chialeston
Cillao
Paris
United States
Chile
Navy Department
Stillich
McCann
Admiral Brown
Chili
Jefferson Davis
Washington
Gordon
Jeferson Ifains
Periess
Chicago reporter links suspects in Cronin murder
A focal reporter observed Teeman Ossilivanin at the penitentiary who spoke openly about the Cronin murder naming Coughlin and Burixe as the guilty parties. He anticipated a new trial.
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Feeman
Suilin
Chieaco
Teeman
Cronin
Coughlin
Burixe
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Simmons Liver Regulator
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