President Roosevelt Honors Morton and Lawton in Indiana Memorial Day
President Roosevelt spoke in Indiana on Memorial Day praising Governor Morton and General Henry Lawton. He credited Morton with sustaining Indiana’s war effort and Lincoln’s cabinet service, and urged firm national action to regulate wealth and public services including railways.
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Indiana
Gen
Henry Lawton
Morton
Great
Lincoln
Indianapolis
Bronse
Henry W. Lawton
Roosevelt
Lawton
Cuba
Philippines
Wheeler
Fitzhugh Lee
Acere
Abraham Lincoln
Chase
Seward
Stanton
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Hella
Haywood murder trial resumes in Garrick court Boise
William D. Haywood secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners faces a reopened murder trial for former Governor Steunenberg. A special venire of sixty one talesmen is present as juror selection continues with several challenges remaining and one juror opposing capital punishment potentially creating a vacancy.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Talesmen
Toutellette
Thomas W Harvey Guilty on Thirty Three Counts
Thomas W Harvey formerly teller of the Enterprise National bank of Allegheny Pa was found guilty on thirty three counts for making false entries and not guilty on three counts charging misappropriation of bank funds George L Ralston formerly book keeper of the bank is now on trial on charges of making false entries and abstracting funds of the loans
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Thomas W. Harvey
Pittsburg
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
George L. Ralston
Defense rests as Waters-Pierce ouster case is sent to jury
Austin May 31 defense has introduced all evidence in the Waters-Pierce anti-trust ouster and penalty suit. After Judge Brooks charged the jury the case was submitted with both sides agreeing to submit without argument.
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Austin, Tex
Waters-Pierce
Company
Brooks
Terse Telegraphs Across United States and Europe
A roundup of incidents and events: injuries at a cornerstone laying in Wilkes Barre from a church floor collapse. 46,000 idle in San Francisco due to labor troubles. Chicago Chronicle ceases publication for financial reasons. 12 horses and 24 automobiles burned in a Chicago storage fire. Further notes include religious and academic events in Denver Boston and Ithaca, with veteran affairs activities and a Turkish mutiny at Uskub.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Royal Scandal Over Throne Suit in Spain
Madrid reports the supreme court has ruled it competent to hear the heirs of Elena Sanz in a civil suit against King Alfonso XII's heirs. The Bohemian singer bore Alfonso XII two sons and was banished after Alfonso XI's death. Details may reveal late years of Alfonso XII and a contested will.
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Madrid
Supreme Court
Elena Sanz
Singer
Alfonso XII
Spain
Alfonso
Alfonso XI
Paris
Mme. Banz
Senor Mongnes
Fiether
Chamber of Deputies
Filis
Foregeing Disputch
Gaid
Lfe
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Walk in Friendly Indiana Listening Tour
President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks walked side by side en route to Indianapolis May 31, stopping at farmhouse doors to greet locals and share a glass of milk. The stroll, a noted contest, ended in a draw as they kept pace along rural roads before attending events with Indiana leaders and receiving honorsfrom local groups. A blind girl performance moved the crowd, highlighting the president’s visit.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Thomas
Thos
Taggart
Harry New
Republican National Committee
Chairman Taggart
Lew
Toin
Ermy
America
State Institution For
Two Prisoners Denounce Each Other in Dandelion Girl Murder
In New York Long Island City two prisoners Henry Stecker and Leon Graham accuse each other in the stabbing death of 15 year old Amelia Staffeld who was collecting dandelions on her father's Elmhurst farm. Stecker claims Graham killed her. Graham says Stecker acted alone and he witnessed the crime. Graham is charged with assault on a five year old and held for the grand jury.
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New York
Long Island City
Amelia Staffeld
Elmhurst
Henry Stecker
Leon Graham
Soume
Mattle Tuck
Corona
Becker
Graham
Staffeld
Peter Pan Wins Belmont Stakes In Three Length Victory
New York May 31 Peter Pan another Belmont Stakes winner defeats half brother Superman by three lengths at Belmont Park. Both horses race under James R. Keene colors and claim the $23 000 prize and the handsome plate. Frank Gill finishes third from Lucky Jack McGinnis string as an estimated 46 900 people witness the race.
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New York
Peter Pan
Commando
Superman
Belmont Park
James R. Keene
Frank Gill
Lucky Jack" McGinnis
Emperor Francis Joseph Leads Corpus Christi Procession
Vienna on May 31 reports Emperor Francis Joseph and archdukes taking part in the Corpus Christi exercises. An imposing procession of clergy state officers cabinet ministers generals Knights of the Golden Fleece and other dignitaries moved through the streets in full robes or uniforms amid hearty greetings from cheering spectators.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Senator Hale Hospitalized in Baltimore After Surgery
Senator Eugene Hale of Maine lies in Johns Hopkins Hospital after an operation. His condition is serious but doctors expect he may leave the hospital in a few weeks.
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Baltimore
Eugene Hale
Maine
Joans Hopkins Hospitas
Vacation Trips By The North Western Line
In the summer resort region of Wisconsin Minnesota and Northern Michigan the North Western Line offered direct train service with sleeping cars to a series of cool resorts, hotels and camps. For details on lodging contact ticket agents or General Agent N. M. Baeeze at 436 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
N. M. Baeeze
Walnut Street
Oncinnati
Ohio
Notice to Subscribers for Tribune Company Tie
Notice to subscribers of the New ALBA Trista and the Indianapolis Star asking regular timely delivery to benefit the Tribune Company. The message includes a name and address fragment: thenes Cumberland, 301 Heme 7s.
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Alba Trista
Indianapolis Star
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Local court suit and city notices from Louisville region
The Clark circuit court heard a suit by John against Walter Stewart. William D. Gartz bought a Blue River Township farm in Harrison County and plans to move next fall. Mrs. Yarrow King of Boone Township Harrison County is recovering from a fractured thigh after being knocked down by a cow. Merle Yerowine of Georgetown named a weigher on the Louisville and St Louis post office line, Cleade Utz of the city named a weigher on the Louisville Hauntingburg Evansville line. Bert Aigueer aged 37, of Jeffersonville, died by suicide at the Metropolitan Insurance Company office. William Loebig, a Nashville-St Louis postal clerk, suffers rheumatism and expects transfer to St Louis when fit. The body of George Wyman of Louisville, drowned near Cloverport, Ky, was identified by brother Willerd Wynnap and interred in Louisville after exhumation. Wyman, a men’s clothier, had been missing. his skiff was found near Cloverport.
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William D. Gartz
Blue River Township
Harrison County
Yarrow King
Boone Township
Merle Yerowine
Georgetown
Louisville and
St. Louie
Cleade Utz
Louisville
Hauntingburg
Evansville
Bert Aigueer
Metropolitan
Iucaranca
Jon Jeffersonville
William Loebig
Nashville
St Loonie
John Loebig
Third
St. Louis
George Wyman
Lousville
Cloverport
Willerd Wynnap
Louieville
Onkoown
Wymans
Wyman
Munsel Ebeli
Floyd County Board of Review Meets In New Albany
The Floyd County Board of Review in Indiana will hold its annual session starting Monday June 17 at the County Commissioners room in New Albany. The board will sit forty consecutive days except Sundays, daily from 9am to 4pm, to assess review and equalize taxes and handle required business. Residents with complaints should file them in writing with Auditor Thomas Hanlon without delay.
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County Board of Review
Floyd County
Lodiana
Conaoly
New Albany
Card County
Board of Review
Besson
Thomas Hanlon
Lodiapa
English Customs Welcome American Passengers at Free Trade Ports
Travel Magazine praises England for easy landings by American passengers. It notes free trade freedoms with modest allowances for tobacco and spirits, perfume, small sugar quantities, and common items for personal use. Dogs require quarantine. other animals barred. Officials praised for fairness though urging honesty.
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England
The
Travel Magazine
Civil Service
Electric Bitters Prove Life Changing, Fayette Man Says
David Parker of Fayette New York credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing stomach trouble and says he would not take $500 for the relief they provided He notes their boost for women ill health and relief for back and kidney issues and praises the remedy as a grand tonic from a local druggist Charles Kaepfel.
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David Parker
Fayette, N.Y
Gettysburg
Chas. D. Kaepfel
Base Ball Thriller Ends After Long Battle at Glenwood Park
In a classic eleven inning duel at Glenwood Park the Glenwoods beat Ratchertown 12 to 10. McMonigle and Harper sparked a late surge as the Ken tuckians Horan and Waite starred for the losers. Rahn fanned in relief for the visitors while Umpire Kleiber worked the plate.
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Glenwood Park
Glenwoods
Ratchertown
Af Louis
Idulub
Crlepwciode
Boardman
McMonuigle
Geet
Suwpitch
Harper
Ecoriog McMonigle
Rabo
Sthron
Kleiber
What Women Wear In Iceland
A description of Icelandic women’s dress noting a long gown from shoulders to heels with a bright neck clasp, multiple petticoats, a blue or red worsted underlayer, stockings, and shark skin shoes. Festive attire features a techttee jacket with gilt buttons and red black velvet, often layered with velvet jackets and elaborate faldors, creating a striking, regal ensemble.
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Iceland
Father William's Indian Tea touted for women's ailments
An advertisement promotes Father William's Indian Tea as a strong tonic for women suffering from weaknesses and diseases of the female line. It claims to calm nerves, improve flesh, restore vigor, brighten eyes, and clear the complexion with tea or tablets priced at 20 cents, offered by D Kooefel, druggist in New Albany Indiana.
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Father William
D. Kooefel
Seber
State and Pearl
New Albany
Personal Notices From Bedford and Nearby Areas
Personal mentions include Mr and Ada Hower Hox writing friends at Bedford and visits to Mitchell Jud and Posey county relatives. Ada Gaylor of Milwaukie returns home after visiting. Rev Samuel Reed of Jen nie K Penn Memorial church visits Posey county relatives. Other items note social visits, leases in Silver Hills and Clifton Heights, a 75th anniversary celebration at 144 West Market Street, and a county official hosting friends at a country home.
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J W Davie
Mitchell, Jud. Mere
Ws. Rappell
Sun Bo
Samuel Reed
Jennie K. Penn
Horace Flore
Seth Best
Verynon
Clell Hie
Mere
James Wilson
End Wire
Adbaries E Jones
Lueville
Mary Keehin
Clifton Heights
Silver Hills
John Loscon
West
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Wilkesbarre
Chicago Chronice
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Denver
Cornell
Harvard
Lake Cayuga
Free Religious Association of America
Boston
Edwin D. Mead
Aspen
Col
Davis H. Waite
Uskub
Turkey
C. G. Matthews
Illinois Department
National Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Grand International Auxiliary
Dallas
Fort Worth
Bons
Ming
Alphonso XVII
Indiana County Commissioners’ Association
John McGregor
Marton Club
Wiliam Bugardus
Robert Byson
Beveridge
William A. Ketcham
J.R. Fesler
Fesler
E.R. Brown
Emma K. Stuart
G.S. Clark
Weattiell
Iowa
O. D. Knoefel
Keene
Senator Hale
John
Walter Stewart
Clark Circuit Court
the Hogwed of Review
Percdisesas
Detroit
Jewel
Climax Estate
de Payne
Satul Beds
Climax Eata
United Gas and Electric Co
East Spring Street
Ville
Horan Apa
Traction Company
Glerwood Park
KW. Waite
DL Kelso
Comeis
Jo OW. Duosbar
Gee Company
Hoffer
Burger
Nichols
Tutog
Black Cats
Wall Street State
Biel@ Park
Hotler
Barger
Rudra
Oscar Erni
Stars
the Mutual Trust and Deposit Co
the Mutual Trust and Deposit Company
Pearl Street
Ayer
EB. Nacieleo
U.rector
Nanello
Leawoot Park
Mr and
Ada. Hower Hox
Bedford
Mrs
Homer Kberta
Frederike Abucg
Ming Mery Nowbaeake
Alinema
Boa of
Mer
Mee
J. Wedmon Lon
Silver Grove
Charles W. Sehine
Pastam
Paoli Pike
Joseph Jeroue Latrancais
Wegnton
Providence
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