Turbulent Tennessee Democratic Convention Ends In Turmoil
Nashville May 30. The Tennessee state Democratic convention to nominate governor and railroad commissioners adjourned at 6 10 pm to resume at 10 am amid pandemonium and fights. Three gubernatorial candidates Cox Patterson and Bond each named four reps to form a temporary chair committee after lengthy contest over delegations.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
John {. Cox
Malcolm R. Patterson
John R. Bond
Ryman
W. K. Abernathy
State Committee
Davidson County
Abernathy
Luke Lea
Patterson
Lea
Enormous thefts in Mutual Life probe allegedly exceed million
A New York special grand jury investigates Mutual Life Insurance Company afairs and uncovers that thousands of dollars yearly for two decades were stolen via fake print and supply bills from George McKibbin & Son. McKibbin testified, hinting indictments against former Mutual officials with knowledge of the fraud. The total suspected loss exceeds one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Jury
Mutual Life Insurance Company
George McKibbin & Son
Geo. McKibbin
Criminal Court
The
Mutual
Fitzsimmons Burns Fight Postponed By Pennsylvania Governor Order
Philadelphia May 30 The 20 round bout between Fitzsimmons and Burns, scheduled at the Tuxedo Athletic club in North Essington, was postponed to next Wednesday after a state constabulary order halted the event. Club officials will pursue legal action to hold the fight on the new date.
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Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
Burns
Tuxedo Athletic Club
North Essington
Pennsylvania
State Constabulary
London visitor weighs future of Mutual Life business
Emery McClintock, vice president of the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York, arrived in London on May 30. He is undecided on plans and spends time with company agents reviewing their books.
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London
Emery McClintock
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Mutual Life
Fire destroys Armour & Co Elevator on Fisk Street
A fire in Chicago destroyed Armour & Co Elevator A early today, tearing through the slip from the river at Fisk Street. Losses exceed 800000 dollars with about 600000 bushels of wheat inside, believed to have started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour & Co
Fisk Street
Figures on Diplomatic and Consular Officers Stir Congress
In a Senate session on May 30, Mr. Burleson of Texas attacked alleged regional favoritism in diplomatic and consular appointments. He cited regional officer counts showing Southern states with far fewer posts than the central East and other regions. The Senate passed the post office appropriation bill of 192,485,000 dollars and adjourned for Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Burleson
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Central East
New England
Middle West
Pacific Slope
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Delaware
Middle States
Middle Western States
Senate
Rate bill conferees near final amendments in debate
Washington May 30 The conference on the rate bill has reviewed all amendments. Of 53, twenty two have been disposed of by acceptance or rejection, with most likely accepted. The major amendments remain under consideration and a speedy agreement seems unlikely.
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Washington
Canal Situation in Panama Bid for Lock or Sea Level
Washington May 30 Chief Engineer Stevens of the Isthmian canal commission says there is no danger of a serious revolution on the Isthmus of Panama and that a halt may come to canal work until the type is decided. He notes key equipment arrival and the need to choose between lock and sea level construction. He also highlights health improvements making Panama a safe place to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panna
Panama
Stevens
Isthmian Canal Commission
Loveliness Chased in Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea
An ad notes Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea and Tablets at 35 cents offered by J A Ziegelbaur to chase the butterfly of loveliness with right kind beauty.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J A Ziegelbaur
Carpenter in Critical Condition From Tetanus
Greenfield Indiana May 30 Lee Carpenter who lives near Maxwell is in critical condition after a rusty nail pierced his foot days ago. Tetanus has developed and he has suffered greatly.
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Greenfield
Ind
Lee Carpenter
Maxwell
Lynching of Rogers Reported Near Tallula Louisiana
White man named Rogers charged with murder was lynched at Tallula Louisiana by a mob that traveled from Monroe on a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Rogers
Tallula
Retirement of Justice Brown from the U S Supreme Court
Washington announces the retirement of Justice Brown from the Supreme Court. A Kentucky man from Alliance, F. M W. Tacket, recalls a 1908 blood flood from a lung attack and says Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption saved him after four bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M W. Tacket
Alliance
Royal wedding pageant swells Madrid crowds
Royal procession buildup for King Alfonso and Princess Victoria draws foreign princes from the Prince of Wales to Archduke Francis Ferdinand. Madrid streets brim with color, guards, flags, arches, and electric lights as jubilant crowds greet the royal marriage events.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
Ena of Battenberg
Prince of Wales
Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Albrecht
Prussia
Vladimir
Russia
Constantine
Greece
Albert Leopold
Belgium
Eugene
Sweden
Infantas
Princess of Wales
Hussars
Germany
Pardo Palace
Princesa Victoria
Pardo Theater
William M. Cotlier
Spain
F. W. Whitridge
Castile
Aragon
Plaza Quele
Richmond Doctor Found Dead at Gault House in Chicago
Dr. I. Sayers of Richmond Virginia was found dead in a room at the Gault House Chicago. He appeared to have died by his own action with a severed artery in the left wrist and a bullet wound to the heart from a revolver in his right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
8. I. Sayers
Richmond
Gault House
Fire Threatens Stamford as Seven Businesses Burn
A large blaze in Stamford Texas last night consumed seven business premises and destroyed the post office and records. Total loss estimated at 25000 dollars with 5000 dollars covered by insurance as firefighters brought the fire under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Tex
German Glean-Up Belgrade May 30 Decree Names Principal Regicides
King Péter signs decree retiring regicides Colonel Dumian Colonel Popovics Colonel Alex Machin Lieutenant Ion Mishica Lieutenant Colonel coesles and Mejor Kostics in Belgrade on May 30.
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Belgrade
Péter
Dumian
Popovics
Alex Maschin
Ion Mishica
Coesles
Mejor Kostics
Guatemalan Revolution Reported Crushed by Cabrera
Panama dispatch notes President Cabrera claiming the revolution started but is already crushed. General Castello and Barillas maneuver through Guatemala toward Quezaltenango as Barrillas advances. reports say widespread support for the revolt and abuses by the government amid wartime conditions and interrupted communications.
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President Cabrera
Panama
Associated Press
Guatemala
Entrada Cabrera
Senor Cabrera
Mexico City
Castello
Ocos
Empire City
Barillas
Quezaltenango
Salvador
General Barrillas
Maharajah of Baroda Ends Washington Visit at Dinner
The Maharajah of Baroda and his wife were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by the French ambassador and Madame Jusserand in Washington. The royal party then departed for Philadelphia for two days, followed by Boston and a westward itinerary.
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Madame Jusserand
Philadelphia
Boston
Alexander Makes His Getaway
New York May 30 report says J W Alexander former president of the Equitable Life Assurance society fled for Europe weeks ago and is now in a Deerfield Massachusetts sanitarium in critical condition. He slowly improved and later sailed from Boston on May 9.
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Alexander
New York
J. W. Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Europe
Accohort
Anexander
Deerfield
Mass
Bostom
Paris Divorce Case Nearing Hearing In Castillane Matter
Paris on May 30 reports all legal steps completed in the Castillane case with service on Count Boni the divorce writer. The hearing date is yet to be set and may be delayed briefly. the countess has returned to Paris from London.
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Paris
Castillane
Count Boni
London
Senate approves Indiana postmaster nominees
Washington May 30. The senate confirmed Indiana postmaster nominations including Sami H. Teeple Geneva Albert J Frost Portland C C Lyons Fairmount J B Stanley Ridgeville Ezra Hayes Lawrenceburg William Sholty Windfall
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Indiana
Washington
Senate
Sami H. Teeple
Geneva
Albert J. Frost
Portland
C. C. Lyons
Fairmount
J. 8
Stanley
Ridgeville
Ezra Hayes
Lawrenceburg
William Sholty
Windfall
Baseball Scores from National League and American League
Baseball results show National League games in Pittsburg with Brooklyn 8 and Pittsburg 7. American League games in New York with Washington 2 and New York 5. Philadelphia 2 at Boston and Cleveland 3. St Louis 6 at Cleveland. American Association results in St Paul 3 Minneapolis 2. Columbus 1 Indianapolis 0. Louisville 3 Toledo 8. Kansas City and Milwaukee 3. Milwaukee 3.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Wahsington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Bliss Returns to St Albans Superintendent Family
Happiness filled the home of 8 C Blair, superintendent at St Albans, West Virginia, when his young daughter recovered from a severe illness after St. Vitus Dance resisted all treatments. Electric Bitters then aided a rapid healing, with three bottles delivering a complete cure. The note highlights relief from nervous complaints and general debility.
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C. Blair
St. Albans
W. Va
St. Vitas
Big Railroad Chief A J Cassatt May Resign After Inquiry
Alexander Johnstus Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad faces rumors of resignation as the Interstate Commerce Commission probes coal rail relations. He ordered the 1908 destruction of 2000 miles of Western Union Telegraph poles during the Gould-Rockefeller dispute. Born 1839 in Allegheny City, Cassatt studied at Heidelberg and Rensselaer, and rose to lead the company after a long career.
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Alexander Johnstus Cassatt
Fennsylvania Coilresil
Casgatt
H Iss
Cassatt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gould-Rockefeller
Allegheny City
Heidelberg University
Germany
Mensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Pennsylvania Road
Penuossivania
Dyspepsia Tied to Mood and Overwork
The passage links chronic indigestion to constitutional low mood and prolonged worry. It notes possible connections to overwork and early signs of tuberculosis poisoning, and describes dyspepsia as a cause of fatigue and general weakness influenced by diet and organisms.
Newspaper subscription ad for Indianapolis papers price
An advertisement lists the Star and Tribune Indianapolis morning paper and Evening Star Tribune Sunday Star with combined weekly price. It notes a 15 cent weekly rate and a reduced 12 1/? weekly option without Sunday. It markets all papers together for a low cost.
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Indianapolia Star
Evening Tribune
Sunday Star
Ancient tale and market notes blend in odd article
The fragment blends mythic lore about Lilith and the devil with scattered 19th century market prices in Indianapolis and Cincinnati. It runs from a legend about Lilith and creation to brief commodity quotes for wheat, corn, oats, hay, cattle, hogs, and sheep, plus regional price snapshots in New York and Buffalo.
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Cincinnati
Chief
Public School Teacher Appointed in Louisville May 16 1906
In Louisville on May 98 1906 a veteran public school teacher and former officer of Bryant and Stratton was appointed to the school department as a teacher on May 16. The notice notes no changes to other staff or schools and provides limited biographical details.
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Bryant & Stratton
Satoal Ts Setendenrs
Harmedy
Fragmented OCR Note on Government Payments and Officials
Fragmented text reports on government payments and stenographers with unclear names and roles. The readable parts indicate questions about why payments occur, mentioning mal or some officials and a general inquiry about the operation. No clear dates amounts or organizations are established.
Veal Market Notes From Month End Almanac
Fragmentary OCR hints at monthly veal market data and prices with undefined regions and dates. Readable elements suggest a brief commodity note possibly citing supply trends and price ranges without clear location or firm figures.
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John J.walter
Main Street
Ofistate
Chas. P. Cook
East Spring St
New Albany, Ind
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewet
Masomic
New Albany
Paris & Trusty
Attorneys At Law
Redden Block
GEO. S. Graf
Beth
E. Main Street
Mfg
Ge. Foundry and Machine Shop
Stotsenburg
Hedden
Floyd, Clark Herrison, Crawford
Adjoining Counties
Hammersmith
State Street
Alexander Dowling
Pearl and
Market Streets
New Albany National Hank
Market Street
Hank
George B. Cardwill
Albany, Ind
Congress
James W. Dunbar
Harry W. Vance
Hisnae
TANCE
Gia
Falk
Pugs
Stevens Taike
Pres
Supreme Bench
Justice Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Alfounso
Evna
Prince
Prince of
India
Maharajah of
Baroda
Tim
Maharan
Castellane
Srioanh
A. J. Cassatt
Alexander J. Cassatt
Star and Tribune
C. D. Knoefel
Itlth
Dam
Lilith
Aditi
Speet
Bive
Tel
de Arkaoes
Hell
Adam
Pluto
Duedia
Litia
Market Report
McCorn
Timothy
Lam Goi
East Buffalo
Ayer
Glenwood Park
Glenwoods
Reccius
Misa
Amelia Reich
Henry Clay
United States
Bess
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