True Citizenship Theme Dominates Cleveland Chamber Banquet
Nearly 409 business and professional leaders attended the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at Hollenden. Archbishop Ireland urged true citizenship and warned democracy’s peril, stressing labor rights, just wages, and devotion to religious conscience amid America’s future global democratic role.
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Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Hollenden
Ewest
Archbishop Ireland
M. A. Hoone
Ireland
America
Lord Macauley
Macauley
Americans
Dr Ball's Baby Syrup advertised for teething relief
A testimonial promotes Dr Ball's Baby Syrup as easing teething pain and helping babies rest. The ad cites a mother from Reams Station and claims strong results for children cutting teeth. Sold widely for 25 cents by Strine Bros in York and Bemsburg outlets.
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Strinfe Bros
North Warxett
J. Bemsburg
North Market
Senators and Sugar Debate Draws Senate Attention
In Washington on May 14 the senate debated sugar investigations and a resolution about Elgerton Chap man, with Tilman of South Carolina alleging sugar stock speculation by senators. The session also planned tariff debate for May 24 and Morgan Cuban resolution delay. In New York, broker R H Spencer of Whitney & Co faced arrest over a disputed 4000 deposit linked to alleged stock fraud.
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Tillman
Washington
Senate
Elgerton RL Chapman
Tilman
South Carolina
Chapman
Sugar Trust
Brandes
Aldrich
Morgan
Utah
Omaha
New York
R. H. Spencer
J. D. Whitney & Co
Centre Street Court
A. N. Ridgely
Spencer
F. H. Feay
Whitney & Co
Ridgely
General Row Fatalities Amid Farm Family Quarrel in Texas
In San Augustine Texas on May 14 a farm quarrel among the Johnson family left Theodore Nobles dead from two gunshot wounds and others wounded. George Johnson and Felix Johnson were hurt while William White suffered a fractured skull and chamber injuries as a posse hunted the second injuried assailant.
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San Augustine
Tex
George
Felix Johnson
Satters
Johnson
Theodore Nobles
George Johnson
Aaron Johnson
William White
Universal Postage Stamp Movement Collapses in Congress
Washington May 14 The drive to adopt a universal postal stamp by the postal congress failed due to currency fluctuation concerns and a lack of practicality. The general committee abandoned the proposal and filed an adverse report.
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Washington
Postal Congress
General Committee
Congress
Melis
Verdicts in Atlantic City meadow disaster suits reach settlements
In Bridgeton New Jersey on May 14 the West Jersey Camden and Atlantic railroads settled age claims from last summer’s meadow disaster. William M W Jones won 5500 for permanent injuries. Death claims of Mr and Mrs Philip H Goldsmith settled without trial with administrators to receive 20000. Also noted is the Bertie cargo voyage with Captain Hintzke of the British steamship Bertie who had until noon tomorrow to meet charter conditions after delays at Baltimore.
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Leone
New York
Board of
United States Steamboat Inspectors
Leona
James Wilder
Bridgeton
N. J
West Jersey
Camden
Atlantic
Atlantic City Meadow
Willam M. W. Jones
Philip H. Goldsmith
Bertie
Baltimore
Hintzke
Cornell
Turbulent Balkan War Reports Reach London
Athens dispatches describe Greek advances and Turkish resistance around Prevesa and Domokos. Reports note naval bombardments, troop landings, and blockades while Greek leaders discuss evacuation plans and prop up munitions orders as international powers seek terms. Yonkers robbery arrest linked to the Yonkers Savings Bank heist as investigators tie in other famed outlaws.
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London
Athens
Daily Telegraph
Abdullah
Thasos
Rall
NaupHon
San Francisco
M. Rani
Prevesa
Nikopolis
Helen Constantinidis
Janina
Passiccastro
Louros
Arta
Coleone Batradaris
Imaret
Golfinopoulos
Philipiada
Gulf of Volo
Daily Chronicle
X. Delyannis
Crete
Greece
Turkey
Legislative Assembly
Constantinople
Edhem Pasha
Porte
Domokos
Baron de Calice
Tewk Pasha
Domokes
Russia
Europe
Balkans
Exploding boiler kills four at Kentucky mill
A sawmill boiler exploded on the Reel Foot river near Tiptonville Kentucky killing Ed Patterson and Dink Rodger both white and two colored men. Three other men were mangled and expected to die. One man was blown to pieces with fragments scattered about 200 yards. Report says water was run in the boiler as it went awry.
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Tiptonville
Reel Foot River
Ed Patterson
Dink Rodger
Unfortunate Mistake Sends Family to Europe With Dead
New York May 14 The Scroggs party sails on the St Louis to Southampton with the body of Arthur Scroggs believed aboard though not. The remains lie in a metallic casket in the morgue and will likely be buried in Potter's Field. Meantime Joseph Talker the alleged New York strangler is linked to recent murders of Jennie Freeman Minnie Weldt and Diamond Flossie Murphy by police.
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Dhug
New York
Joseph F. Loubat
Ransom
Ohio
Terra del Fuego
A. Hinds
Afr
Europe
Arthur Scroggs
Ena
Mies Scoville
St. Louis
Southampton
Potter's Beld
Vancouver Island
Victoria
B.C
England
Grand Central Depot
Joseph Talker
Tait
Jennie Freeman
Annie Bock
Fourteenth Street
Talker
Bock
Detective Bureau
Minnie Weldt
Diamond Flossie” Murphy
Snow Clamps Austria and Hungary Amid Widespread Hardship
Heavy snowfalls and severe frosts sweep Austria and Hungary with avalanches in the Tyrol and parts of Styria Silesia and Teschen. Crops vines and fruits suffer extensive damage while sheep perish and villagers sled in many areas. In Italy Adins province reports deep snow. Senate confirmations include Sloan Forsyth Tourgee Cheatham and postmasters Jones and Kettler. An appeal to aid Mrs Parnell and family seeks to free Avondale debt obligations.
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Austria
London
Parnell
Dublin
John Redmond
X. P
Charles Stewart Parnell
Delia Parnell
Avondale
Insurance and other 1900s notices across states and Paris
Reports from Milwaukee and Missouri outline retaliation threats after Wisconsin licenses are canceled, while Paris notes Comte Castellane donating 1 008 000 francs for a charitable site and building. Also covered are a Baxter Springs banking probe, a verdict against Fidelity Casualty, and Cornell naval boat race preparations at Annapolis.
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Countess Castellane
Paris
The
Gaulois
Comte Castellane
Baron Mackay
Seven Die In Tipple Collapse At Pinkney Mines
In Florence Alabama on May 14 a tipple at the Pinkney Tennessee ore mines about 25 miles away collapsed killing seven men and badly wounding several others. Communications with Pinkney are cut off and full details are unavailable as doctors rush to the site.
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Florence
Ala
Pinkney
Tenn
Here
Cuban agmin loom over policy amid Cuban relief efforts
Washington reports a crisis as Congress debates immediate action on Cuban relief. President seeks facts from Calhoun in Cuba while Mr Atkyns’ testimony informs White House on Havana’s economy. Spain’s stance looks calm though relief efforts grow, with Gallinger proposing a $56,000 aid resolution pending foreign relations committee action. In Bombay, the bubonic plague kills 2000 in the Dutchmande district as half the population flees.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Queen of the Antilles
Senate Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
United States
Cuba
Wergler
Friends of Cuba
Calhoun
Edwin T. Atkins
Boston
Atkyns
Long
White House
Havana
Jusge Day
Mrr. Atkyns
Senate
Spain
Red Cross
Miss Barton
Gallinger
Mine store grievance sparks legislative probe in Cleafield
Dozens of miners testified in Cleafield as a legislative investigating committee examined abuses tied to company stores. Miners complained they must deal at company stores or lose jobs, with some claiming discharge for refusing. Operators denied discrimination and said they offer cheap, quality goods amid regional unemployment.
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Cleafield
Legislative Investigating Committee
Dean
Hedding
Morrisdale Coal Company
Hhis Company
Nuch
Scranton
Suvpaengas
W. E. Storrs
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
W. A. May
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Yesterday's Baseball Results and Local Fatality Report
National League scores from Pittsburg Washington 7 4 and Cleveland Boston 4 5 with Louisville Philadelphia 3 2 as Cincinnati New York 72 3. Eastern League Rochester Tarents 6 4. a fatal electric wire accident in Nanticoke Pennsylvania claims Albert Cooper 17 as inquest planned. Also a Vienna conference seek international agreements against US tariff policy. A powder mill explosion at Reading Ohio injures Samuel Sherboti Frank Moore and George Buckenbruck. losses minimal.
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National Leageue
Pittshars
Washington
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Boston
Louieville
Phiadelphia
Lewisville
Cincinnati
New York
Rochester
Tarents
A. ST. Due Fireworks Company
Reading
Samuel Sherboti
Frank Moore
George Buckenbruck
Stock Markets End With No Rallying Point In New York
In New York on March 13 there was no effective rally in the stock market as prices mostly sagged. Brief shorts purchases provided only minor interruptions while American stocks in London weakened. Closing bids included Balt Integ, Ohio, Reading, St Paul, and others with generally steady to uneven prices across grains, cheese, potatoes, and commodities.
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Wall Street
New York
London
Balto
Ohio
Lehigh Syanew
Chesa
Ohi
Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
City Mills
SiGe
Delaware
Metal Exchange
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Paine’s
Steiner Brothers
North Market St
National Building
Association OF Baltimore City
Ernest J. Knabe, Jr
Famas
D. Mason J. Wesley Guest
P. Harvey
Prichard
Babee Johnson
Agen. Frederick
Sarings and Loan Association of
Dsstallment
J. L. Massey
Carlin House
Prederick
Dorsey Owens
Hakilton Lindsay
Treas
Buxton
Jefferson
Devilbiss
Liberty
Jeand
Pert
Chiefs of Police
Canada
Rea
Western Penitentiary
George Porteus
Chicago
Board of Governors
Serenton
Waille George Siegeler
John McKenzie
Mohawk Street
International Stock and Grain Company
New Street
Ernest Helfenstein
Insurancee
West Patrick Street
Epatawly
R Jornso
Courtsquane
Frederick, MD
Domoskos Hist Pall
Gheees
Yonkers
Walli
O'Connor
Lyman Cobb
Yonkers Savys Bank
Kifforan
Russell
Post Ofice
Ludlow Street
James M. Sloan
Bigadier
J. W. Forsyth
Albion W. Tourgee
Bordeaux
France
H .P. Cheatham
North Carolina
District of Columbia
C. B. Jones
Rockville
Mid
A. M. Kettler
Bennett
Milwaukee
Fricke
Wisconsin
Citizens’ Insurance Company
Crear
Missouri
Baxter Springs
Kan
Alexander Ware
Baxter Bank
B.S. Warner
Cancer
Bdeana
Pittsbore
Low Morris
Fidelity Casualty Company
Morris
Lake Chautauqua
McKinley
Antilles
Genersl Wexler
Downs
Bombay
Dutchmande
Nanticoke
Albert Cooper
Ts ‘Ienna
Uglic
East Liberty
Herrive
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