New Emphatic Warning From Convention Chairman
Chicago May 30 Captain Harry B New chairman of the committee in charge of national Republican convention arrangements declares the subcommittee will not be bullied by Roosevelt followers He vows the plan including Root as temporary chairman will be carried out and claims any attempt to disrupt the national committee will be met with a firm hand Filing of contests closes at midnight with about 250 expected. Roosevelt factions claim contests will not alter the nomination outcome.
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Chicago
Harry
New
Roosevelt
United States
Root
National Committee
Mr. New
Nebraska
R. B. Howell
Victor Rosewater
Captain New
Taft
White House
Republican Party
Methodists Close Their Conference in Minneapolis
The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church ended with Bishop Henry W. Warren delivering benediction after 3 pm. Delegates rushed measures as a ritual revision was deferred for 1916. The body approved the amendment to the bishop of race clause by 520 to 45, sending it to annual and lay conferences for four years.
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Minneapolis
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry W. Warren
Warren
Verdict Justified as Jury Acquits Poison Death Suspect
A Brooklyn supreme court jury cleared Winifred Aukers of first degree murder in the February poisoning deaths of nine inmates at a Brooklyn nursery and infants hospital. Justice Scudder said the verdict was justified by the evidence and noted defense counsel did not present witnesses.
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New York
Justice Scudder
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Winifred Aukers
Brooklyn Nursery
Infante’ Hospital
Terre Haute Indiana traction firm leases Ben Hur line
Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern traction company leases the Ben Hur traction property in Indianapolis. The asset, bought by a local bond firm at a receivers sale weeks ago, is to be operated under a 999 year lease held by Randal Morgan, the Pennsylvania traction magnate closely tied to Indiana traction interests.
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Morgan
Ben Hur
Indianapolis
Terre Hfaute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Ben Hur Traction
Randal Morgan
Pennsylvania Traction
Indiana Tractions
McCreary Beats James for Dem State Convention Chair
In Vanitaville Kentucky on May 30 Governor J B McCreary defeated Senator elect Ollie M James for temporary chairman of the Democratic state convention. The result swung control of the reorganized state committee to administration forces securing Rufus H Van Sant as state chairman candidate.
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McCreary
Jones
Vanitaville
J.B. McCreary
Ollie M. James
Reorganized State Committee
Rufus H. van Sant
Riots in Lima as elections declared void by government
In Lima crowds rioted after Peru's government voided elections. A mob attacked politician homes and set fires while voters gathered at polling sites to block election proceedings across multiple centers.
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Peru
Lima
Bishop Warren Veteran of the Methodist Church
Obituary brief notes the death of Bishop Warren a veteran of the Methodist Church who led a conference and influenced church affairs for decades. He mentored clergy and guided regional governance during his tenure. His service spanned multiple missions and denominational activities.
Cipriano Castro Ill in Canary Islands Wants Berlin Surgery
A dispatch from Teneriffe, Canary Islands, reports Cipriano Castro, former Venezuelan president, has been there since April 13 and is seriously ill. He plans to travel to Berlin soon for another operation and has given up hope of returning to Venezuela or reclaiming power.
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Berlin
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Garibaldi Given Command Over Mexican Federal Troops
Giuseppe Garibaldi grandson of the Italian liberator receives a special mission from President Madero to lead Mexican federal forces near the border with the aim of retaking Juarez for the government.
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Garibaldi
Fl Paso
Tex
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Madero
Juarez
Mayor Gaynor Seeks Democratic Nominating Support at Baltimore
Telegrams report Mayor Gaynor of New York believes he has a strong chance to be the Democratic presidential selection at the Baltimore convention. Roosevelt’s momentum in New Jersey boosts Taft followers and signals continued nomination prospects. A Senate bill would transfer the Hodgenville Lincoln homestead to federal control with a $50,000 endowment. Navy Secretary Meyer condemns battleship funding cuts as Democrats seek restraint. A Hamburg lottery fraud order bars Albert Bauer from sending lottery tickets to the U.S.
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Gaynor
New York
Baltimore
Hadley
Missouri
Roosevelt
Chicago
Philadelphia
Daniel Edwards
Tabrook
New Jersey
Taft
Senate
Lincoln Homestead
Hodgensville
House Democrats
Meyer
Post Office Department
Hamburg
Albert Bauer
United States
Gomez Troops Marking Time Amid Cuban Revolt
Washington reports indicate Gomez forces show little effort to quell the uprising as federal troops guard property. Marines remain at Guantanamo while rebels concentrate in forests and mountains, with sporadic clashes and rising crime. State Department calls the situation extremely serious amid circulating rumors of Gomez involvement.
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Washington
Gomez
Cuba
State Department
Guantanamo
Naval Station
Rebel retreat to impregnable position delays attack at Santiago
Wavana May 30 report says the federals delayed attacking the rebels at Santiago as General Montecuado ordered awaiting his arrival. General Mendiel at the front is enraged and threatens resignation after demanding a court martial for the delay. He says he could have surrounded the rebels who have retreated to a strong defensive position.
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Wavana
Santiago
Powers warn Turkey over Dardanelles closure
Rome May 30 The powers formally notify Turkey they will not tolerate closing the Dardanelles, even if Italy occupies more Aegean islands. The move, while framed as protecting neutral interests, effectively signals intervention in peace efforts.
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Rome
Turkey
Italy
Aegean Sea
Telegraph line man mistaken for burglar in uptown Muncie
Police were summoned by phone to stop a suspected burglar seen climbing rooftops in Muncie uptown. The man arrested turned out to be a Western Union Telegraph line man repairing wires.
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Muncie
Ind
Western Union Telegraph Company
Former Jacksonville police chief shoots city official then self
Ambrose Hurley, once Jacksonville’s police chief, shot and killed Charles W. Brown, a city commissioner, in Brown’s office while Brown dictated a letter. Hurley then killed himself. Hurley held a long standing grudge against Brown.
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Jacksonville
Ambrose Hurley
Charles W. Brown
Brown
Hurley
Pharmacists Plan Sunday Closures in Gary
Eight druggists in Gary Indiana announce plans to close their roughly 200 saloons on Sundays in protest after being arrested on charges of selling liquor without prescriptions. They intend to press for enforcement of the laws and seek vengeance for the crackdown.
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Gary
Ind
Weather snapshot from eight p.m. observations
United States weather bureau reports show New York 68 cloudy Buffalo 48 rain Denver 48 clear San Francisco 62 clear St Paul 44 clear Chicago 48 cloudy Indianapolis 66 rain St Louis 64 clear New Orleans 80 cloudy Washington 74 cloudy fair warmer.
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New York
Buffalo
Denver
San Francisco
St. Paul
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
New Orleans
Washington
Richard Harding Davis Popular Story Teller
Richard Harding Davis, famed novelist and war correspondent, is a prominent figure as headlines report his public life. His wife has filed for divorce, signaling a domestic dispute that draws media attention to the couple and their social circle.
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Chicago
Richard Harding Davis
Deeil Clark Davis
Roosevelt Dominates New Jersey Primary Thel Roosevelt Wins Big
In New Jersey on Tuesday Roosevelt swept the primaries, carrying all 12 congressional districts and the 8 delegates from the state. Taft trailed with minimal margins, while Wilson’s Democratic support remained strong aside from Essex county where Taft's influence was limited.
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Trenton
N. J
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Taft
Essex
United States
James Smith, Jr
James R. Nugent
Wilson
Essex County
Drys Win Johnson Township Local Option Vote
Versailles Indiana May 20 The Johnson township local option election ends with the dry side prevailing by a two vote majority.
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Versailles
Ind
Johnson Township
Drys
National League contests noted at a glance
Rain postponed National League games and score summaries across cities including Washington Boston Cleveland and St Louis. Notable pitchers Groome Henry and Henry among others are listed with batters and fielding notes for second games. American Association results include Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul Louisville and Toledo.
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Boston
RILE
Washington
Walker
White
Cashion
Ainamith
Wood
Nanamaker
Groome
Hughes
Henry
Cleotte
Pape
Bedient
Thomas
Cleveland
RLF
Chicago
Benz
Sullivan
Peters
Kuhn
Kaler
Easterly
R.H.E
Moeridge
Blanding
Adams
St. Louis
R.h.le
Detroit
Louis
Onalow
Brown
Brown and
Kritchell
New York
Philadelphia
Coombes and Lapp
Ford and
Sweeney
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Prohibitionists Name Ticket for Indiana Nomination
The Indiana Prohibition party at Tomlinson hall nominated Rev. W L Hickman for governor and Rev. A L W Jackman for lieutenant governor. A full state ticket followed with I B Wade as Secretary of State and other officers named. The platform reaffirmed party principles and passed without opposition. Felix McWhirter lost reelection as national temperance committee member. I W Lough and Charles Eckhart named to national committee seats. The convention also urged support for McWhirter for vice president.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
HL Hickman
Pennville
TePanw University
AL W. Jackman
Attica Christian Church
Omy Sholtly
Felix T. McWhirter
Prohibition Party
Indiana
Prohibition
I. W. Lough
Charles Eckhart
Athurn
McWhirter
Pretty
Miners Accept Operators Plan in Terreante Referendum
In Terreante Indiana District 11 miners vote nearly four to one to accept the operators proposition and plan to return to work next Monday. The decision is seen as a victory for International officers who urged returning to work without weekly pay. The joint scale committee meets tomorrow to likely sign the contract and issue the return order.
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Terreante
Ind
District 11
Life Sentence for Killings in Logansport Case
Wallace Thompson pleaded guilty to killing Roy Kimmer in Logansport Indiana. The judge sentenced him to life imprisonment in Jeffersonville Prison after the May court session. Thompson claimed alcohol caused the tragedy while the defendant showed little remorse.
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Logansport
Ind
Wallace Thompson
Roy Kimmer
Effeult
Wi Sentenesia
Jeffersonville
Fharstson
Tom Mann British Labour MP Jailed for Advising Troops
British Labour MP Tom Mann received a jail sentence after court findings that he gave improper advice to troops. The case centers on his communicated guidance during wartime and provoked political controversy across Parliament.
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M. P
New York Waiters Threaten Trouble
New York May 3 06. The waiters strike has spread to the Waldorf and quickly to Breslin Rectora and the Gotham. Rumors say other big hotels and restaurants may shut down culinary departments if unions are not recognized.
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New York
The
Waldorf
Breslin
Rectora
Gotham
Prohibition case ends as preacher dumps evidence whisky
In Chattanooga on May 30, after twenty one liquor dealers pleaded guilty and were fined fifty dollars and coats each with thirty day workhouse sentences for violating the statewide ban, Rev J W Vesey and Rev E J Baldwin led a prayer. Vesey poured out the whisky used as evidence and the sentences were suspended due to lack of a roof at the workhouse.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
J. W. Vesey
E. J. Baldwin
Market Quotations Indianapolis Grain and Livestock Prices
Regional prices show wheat varying from 1.14 to 1.19 a bushel for No. 2 red, corn around 82 to 83 cents, and oats around 53 to 58 cents. Cattle and hogs range with steers $4.00 to $5.25, hogs $5.20 to $7.75, sheep about $2.50 to $7.46, and lambs from $4.00 to $9.50. Receipts include hundreds of cattle and hogs across markets in Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago East Buffalo and Toledo.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
East Buffalo
Notre Dame Interscholastic Meet Set for Saturday
Arrangements are completed for a large interscholastic meet at the University of Notre Dame this Saturday. One hundred fifty high school athletes from northern Indiana will compete for honors.
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Notre Dame
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
Hepors
Despondent Youth Ends Life Near Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana May 30 Maxwel T Vendrix twenty two Hyme north of the city took his own life by shooting a love affair is blamed for the act Ray Bronson and Packey McFarland fought ten rounds to a draw before the largest crowd ever witnessed a ring contest at Indianapolis
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Terre Haute
Ind
Maxwel T. Vendrix
Hyme
Ray Bronson
Packey McFarland
Indianapolis
Keeping the Handa Smooth and Frugal Hand Care Tips
A short guide from Woman's Home Companion suggests smooth hands are possible for anyone including a housekeeper and dishwasher. It recommends a home remedy using tragacanth jelly made by dissolving a spoonful in water and letting it stand, then applying the jelly after washing. A few perfume drops and glycerin are added to improve the lotion.
Mosquitoes Drive Malaria and Typhoid Threats Warned
Old ad copy states malaria is spread by mosquitoes causing chills fever appetite loss and weakness and claims Kivetric Hitters cure malaria and related illnesses. A user from Lucama North Carolina credits three bottles for recovery and improved health. The advert promotes stomach liver and kidney relief and lists Knoefel Drug Co as seller.
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Wo. Fretwell
Lucama, N T
Knoefel Brug Co
Floyd County Board of Review Sets June 3 1912 Session
The annual Floyd County Indiana Board of Review meeting is set for Monday June 3 1912 at the County Commissioners room in New Albany. The board will sit for forty consecutive days from 9 am to 4 pm on weekdays, excluding intervening Sundays. Taxpayers are urged to file written complaints with Auditor Julian T Miaka promptly.
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County Board of Review
Floyd County
Indiana
New Albany
Anid Board
Julian T. Miaka
Ind
Memorial Day Addresses and Meetings Reported
The Rev E J LaRue delivered the Memorial Day address at Elizabeth. The Church at Home and Abroad Society of Second Presbyterian will meet tomorrow night at the church parlors. The centennial committee of the Commercial Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at Judge Cardwill's office to organize and elect officers. The Rev H C Clippinger will speak at Odd Fellows memorial services Sunday afternoon June 9 at Bank Hall Market streets.
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E. J. LaRue
Centenary M. E. Church
Elizabeth
Church At Home and Abroad Society of the Second Presbyterian Church
the Commercial Club
G. B. Cardwill
H.C. Clippinger
Trinity M. F. Church
Odd Fellows Lodges
Hall
Bank All Market Streets
Judge corrects remark about accused burglar
In court Justice Lawrence dismissed a defendant’s protest after being called a "professional burglar" and clarified his remark, noting it did not imply strong success. The prisoner defended his acts and claimed two prior captures, while the judge maintained a suave correction.
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Justice Lawrence
Lawrence
Loudon
Joliet Woman Credits Kings New Discovery for Recovery
Mrs J E Coz of Joliet Illinois states typhoid pneumonia and a dreadful cough nearly killed her before using Dr Kings New Discovery. She claims the remedy quickly eased coughing and saved her life. The medicine is advertised as a safe throat and lung cure priced one dollar with a free trial bottle at Kaosel Drug Co.
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J. E. Coz
Joliet
Kaoséel Drug Co
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