Distress over liquor law enforcement on reservations discussed
The article covers the failure to curb liquor on Indiana reservations, citing Marshal Reid's stance that his duty ends at serving warrants and not policing reservations. It suggests appointing inspectors to monitor violations and hand over evidence to prosecutors to shield locals from becoming informers and risking safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Bureau
Washington
United States Marshal
Marshal Reid
Indiana
Porto Rico Status Debated by U S Court in New York
Judge Townsend rules Porto Rico is part of the United States for territorial purposes but foreign regarding its inhabitants. Congress decides civil rights and citizenship, with treaty and legislative actions guiding the status. The decision contrasts Lochren and awaits Supreme Court guidance.
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Porto Rico
Townsend
United States Court For
Southern District of New York
United States
Congress
Louisiana Burchase
Florida
California
Alaska
Lochren
Minesota
Supreme Court of the United States
Conditions Near Oneida Reservation Spark Community Alarm
The Green Bay Advocate reports rising saloon activity along the main roads near the Oneida Indian reservation. Drunkenness and disorder among Indians are described as unbearable, with liquor law violations occurring with apparent impunity. The piece notes many liquor cases in U S courts and hints at tensions between Indians and saloonkeepers escalating toward courtroom action.
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Green Bay
Oneida Indian Reservation
United States
Epatacie
Sayet
Bryan speech at Wausau sparks debate on trusts and parties
A train carrying William J. Bryan arrived in Wausau where he spoke from a rear platform. The Populist candidate labeled the Republicans as the party of labor and faced crowd questions about Mayor Van Wyck and the New York ice trust. The exchange touched on democracy, capital, and the view that Democrats may rise above labor.
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Wiliam J. Bryan
Wausau
Bryan
Republican Party
van Wyck
Ice Trust
New York City
Democratic Party
Himsell
New York Ice Trust
Mr. Bryan
Van
New York
Funeral Flowers a Necessity in Rhode Island Case
The Rhode Island Supreme Court upheld the payment of a florist bill charged to the estate of a deceased citizen. The court found funeral flowers a near universal custom and appropriate to express respect and love, provided expenses are not abused or extravagant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
New York
Red Tone of the Year Poem Excerpt
A poetic exchange piece celebrates the months and nature as vivid personifications. June is praised as the rose of the world while other months and natural images like dawn flushes, birds, and deer are described in bright, musical imagery.
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Apuila
Augusta
Fale
Gilad
Atwater experiments spark medical debate on alcohol as food
A review of Professor Atwater’s alcohol experiments and subsequent critiques in JAMA and other medical journals concludes there is no solid evidence that alcohol serves as nutritional food. Experts argue the experiments fail to prove alcohol is food and label it a poison in standard toxicology and medical jurisprudence.
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Jostasiy
Happort
Frofesaer Atwater
Atwater
American Medical Association
National Society of Allopathic Physicians
Woodbury and
Egbert
Medico Chirurgical College of
Philadelphia
Winfield S. Hail
Chicago
New York Medical Record
St. Louis Medical S Brief
Bulletin
Northwestern University Medical School
Practical Druggist
Uie
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Earth
Political currents and party leadership in Wisconsin
A compilation notes La Follette sentiment in Jefferson county and district divisions, Wisconsin Democratic sympathy for South African republics, and critique of party leadership under All. It cites reactions from Jefferson County Union Appreton Post Milwaukee News and outlines ongoing tensions between reform and machine politics within the state party.
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Republican County Committee
Jefferson
la Follette
Whitehead
Jefferson County Union
Wisconsin
Democratic Convention
Outagamie
Milwaukee
Appreton Post
Wallthas
J.t
Milwaukee News
Funny Notions and Light Jests Across Papers
A collage of humor and paraphrase from Indiana polls Journal Chicago Record Trilianapolis Journal and more. Witty exchanges poke at public nuisances politics family life and the idea of resilience in commentary across multiple newspapers. The snippet ends noting Appleton population figures from a census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Indiana Polls Journal
Dicky
Chicago
Higgins
Trilianapolis Journal
Indianapolis Journal
Meligger
Philadelphia
John
Atlanta Constitution
Philippines
United States Army
Ohio State Journal
Transit strike in St Louis nears resolution amid violence
After 38 days a St Louis transit strike shows signs of ending with regular service resuming and reinstatement requests pouring in. A mall car bombing near Broadway and North Market is blamed on a protester, while coroners hearings examine the shootings of strikers by deputies as unions meet to decide on strike termination terms.
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Associated Presa
St. Louis
Tune
Fransit Company
Sherif
Transit Company
Broadway
North Market Streets
George Schniusser
West End Coliseum
Electric cars collide injuring four near Minerva Park
Four people were severely injured in a rear end collision between two electric cars returning from Minerva park. The injured are Wm. H. Dever, El Morels, Wo Powell, John Heer. Crowbars were used to pry the cars apart to free Devere. The cause of the crash is not yet determined.
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Columbus
Minerva Park
Wm. H. Dever
EL Morels
Wo Powell
John Heer
Devere
Linck in Literature and the margins of fame
The piece argues luck and social access shape literary recognition. It notes that publishers and fortune determine whether writers gain enduring status, while implying overlooked talent can emerge in unexpected places even if not widely recognized.
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Hamiy
Atm Criterion
Fire destroys Antigo Hub plant. $10000 loss reported
News items recount a fire at the Antigo Hub and Manufacturing plant in Van Agt, causing a $10000 loss. Other notes include consolidation of Kenosha Gas and Electric Light for bond issuance, William Walker chosen supreme master workman in Sioux Falls, a Milwaukee divorce with custody and alimony, and local census guesses for Milwaukee population near 295000.
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Antigo
vAnAgEit
Kenosha Gas and
Hilectre Light Companies
Wiliam
Walker
Milwaukee
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Supreme Lodge
Sioux Falls
Mabel Wilske
Waukesha
W. C. Reinig
J. K. Wiking
Fond du Lac
Clara Poppan
Richland County
George Carpenter
Baraboo
Omro School Board
HH. E. Sheldon
Margaret Ball
Blanche Buck
Catherine Cameron
Ioa Carver
Anna Ddurley
Edna Lowd
Ethel Farle
Georgie Carter
Wisconsin Whist Association
Fountain Spring House
Aulss
Josie Proess
Louise Boistlalr
A. J. Aikens
Oconomowoc
Marinette
Street Railway & Electric Light Company
George Dunville
Princip Nal Square
Lty
Woman with Tray at Storefront Prompts Police Aid
A well dressed young woman halted outside a department store with a shabby wicker tray of lilacs. She explained to Officer Juniper Street that she bought two lilac bunches for 7 cents with a $5 bill, lacking change, and asked him to hold the flowers and convey the change and fare to the seller.
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Juniper Street
Philadelphia
Estrant County Hospital
No Reply as Sultan Evades Indemnity Payment
The United States legation has not received a reply to the indemnity note sent to the Porte on May 31. Charge d affaires Lloyd C Griscom continues to press the Ottoman government for a resolution.
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Sultan
Associated Press
Constantinople
United States Legation
Co the Porte
Lloyd C. Griscom
United States
German-American appeals to Hay over son held in Alsace
Maurice Tiehm, a German American naturalized citizen who arrived in 1882, asks Secretary Hay to intervene with Germany to secure release of his son Albert, held at Dammuskirech Alsace and at risk of being drafted by the German army while an American citizen. The son was visiting his birthplace when arrested.
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le Beld
Germany
Associated Press
Hamilton
Maurice Tiehm
Hay
Alpert
Dammuskirech
Alsace
Tiehm
Remoarkable Keymakers Demonstrate Floor Specific Locks
An eastern man describes how key systems create floor and door controls. Each worker’s key opens some doors but not others, revealing a layered access pattern. A New Orleans Times-Democrat note suggests improving ventilation to reduce stoker heat-related incidents on ships.
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New York
Congress
New Orleans
Alice
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Merman Appreciated Bravery During Plague in Honolulu
Engilah nin named Armstrong Smith helped quell bubonic plague in Honolulu and its suburbs. Despite peril and fatigue he stood his post, later asked what he wished to do, and stated he wanted to be a physician. A committee then funded his medical studies with £1000.
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Merman
Armstrong Smith
Engilahnin
Honolulu
England
Avery
London
Pupils Delight At Fifth Annual School Recital
The pupils of Mrs. S Etta Young's school of expression staged a strong fifth annual recital at Turner Hall. Younger students led a varied program with help from older pupils. audience included many parents and friends. An upcoming private pupils recital will feature a more advanced program with excellent potential.
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Waal
Papite
Etta Young
S. Etta Young
School of Expression
Turner Hall
Baby Heymann
Marm
Herbert Herne
White Houes
August Metz
Julian Caesar
Regina Fire
Apa
Maud Slatler
J. G. Whittier
Mary Utter
Maud Muller
Hazel Wetlaufer
Albert Radcliffe
Kate Mitchell
Seymour Heymann
Regina
Marguerite
Lucy
Mary
Edward
Herbert
Jennie Sparks
Maud Kits
Mary Welch
Lucy Welch
Lillian Anglum
Lucile Weyerhorst
Eros Haase
Made Anglim
Marguerite Li- Ving
Edward Haase
Florence Hori
Julus French
Grace Heymann
Henry Horn
Maud Kitz
Margaret Webster
Wyatt Wood
Arion Orchestrie
Native Hawaiians Move to Form Independent Party in Hawaii
Victoria B C June 11 News from Honolulu via Warrimoo reports native Hawaiians plan an independent party to oppose both Republicans and Democrats. The move aims to unite local factions and broaden political options in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Warrimoo
Honolulu
Giant Moving Watch For St Louis Fair A Muted Miracle
A 1803 fair feature describes a monumental walking watch, 75 feet wide by 40 feet high, with a brass body and a glass-like shell, a two minute balance cycle, and a stair threaded around the rim. It rests on agate blocks and carries a one ton balance wheel and a massive main spring, protecting visitors from harm.
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St. Counts
St. Louis Fair
Cotta
Lawis
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