Speedy Cyclists Dominate Day At State Track Meet
July weather brought heavy crowds to the athletic grounds as 3,000 watched trials and finals in bicycle racing. Arthur Zimmermann set a new mile mark, Bald and McDonald led the half mile, while professional entrants showed strong speed. A carpenter's death and Mrs Stevenson’s illness also appear in this slice of regional news.
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Cleveland's Domestic Life Letters Reveal President's Blessing
A four year old letter from President Grover Cleveland to John Tempte Graves in Georgia describes Cleveland and his wife’s tenderness and sanctification of marriage. The exchange, written at Madison Square, shows Cleveland’s warmth toward Graves and his bride, urging joy and fidelity as they begin married life amid growing public attention. The document surfaces amid broader dispatches from Arizona and North Carolina about riots, shootings, and political events.
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Enthusiasm Continues at Christian Endeavor Convention
Thousands of delegates gathered in Boston and Mechanics Hall for three major sessions of the Christian Endeavor convention. Speakers from Philadelphia Pittsburg and Belfast addressed vast crowds in tent Endeavor and Williston halls. A banner for best local work was presented to Philadelphia with pledge to maintain the honor, and a new World’s Christian Endeavor Union was formed with officers to meet in Washington in 1996.
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Desperate Prisoner Fires on Constable in Stampede
In C. July, Willum Shephard an ex liquor dealer resisted arrest for contempt of court by opening fire on constable Speed and two others. Speed returned fire, grazing Shephard and a mortally slower exchange left Shephard wounded and captured. Speed remained unharmed with a grazed throat and hand.
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Indictment in Milliken case shocks social circles
The grand jury indicts Benjamin Harrison Milliken for house breaking and felonious acts at the Phillips residence on July 4. He allegedly entered the house to reach Miss Gertrude Phillips, then fled as police pursued him, later being released. Milliken, a Memphis native and former newspaper correspondent, had long frequented the Phillips home, stirring scandal in local society.
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Bee Hunters Crashed by Falling Rockes Near Baliincer
Tex July 13 Bot Dunlap and Marston Corton, young near Baliincer, were bee hunting when rocks weighed about ten tons toppled. They were buried under debris and had to be dug out. Both men were prominent farmers in the area.
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