Eddy G Eddy case delayed by judge illness in New Hampshire
The Mary Baker G Eddy accounting and receivership case in Merrimack county court was postponed as Judge Robert N Chamberlin was indisposed. Trustees seek to intervene as plaintiffs replacing next friends, with hearings and possible appeal to the state supreme court.
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Quly
Christian Science Church
Mer
Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Kert N. Chamberlin
Meade
Mrs. Eddy
Equity
Mary G. Eddy
Merrimack County
Robert N. Chamberlin Oferlin
George W. Glover
Lead
S. D
Mary Bake Glover Eddy
Mary Baker Glover
George W. Baker
Bangor
Maine
Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy
Waterbury
Eddy
Government to lease rifle range near Sparta Wisconsin
The War Department organized a board to inspect sites near Sparta and Camp Douglas for a rifle range to serve infantry and artillery from Fort Snelling and Fort Sheridan. An earlier Minnesota site hunt failed. A Wisconsin locus is praised as large enough and distant from farms to avoid property harm. H. C. Stevens.
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Pecal
Washington, D. C
War Department
Wisconsin
Samuel E. Elen
T. Bentley Mot
Winfield
Sparta
Camp Douglas
Wisconsin National Guard
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Siarat
Minnesota
Lakely
New Ulm
New Why
Ciizens
H. C. Stevens
Deaths of Baker, Sankey and Sill Recall Noted Careers
A London dispatch reports Sir Benjamin Baker, famed engineer of the Forth Bridge and Assouan dam, died in London. In Rochester Trev Dr James Patterson Sankey, aged sixty eight, longtime United Presbyterian pastor, died at home. Former Connecticut Lieutenant Governor George G. Sill, Yale ’52, died at eighty after an illness of locomotor ataxia.
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Associated Fress
New York
London
Benjamin Baker
Forth Bridge
Scotland
Assouan
Eiffel
Rochester
James
Patterson Sankey
Sankey
Politi
United Presbyterian Church
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
George G. Sill
Yale
New Labor League Forms in Hamburg to Combat Social Democracy
The Fatherland Labor league, 37 unions nationwide, organized in Hamburg on May 20 to combat social democracy and its terrorism in business and politics. Telegrams of support came from Emperor William and Chancellor Prince von Bülow.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Fatherland Labor League
Empire
William
Prince von Buclow
Eastern labor troubles with strike among trackmen
Italian trackmen employed by the New York New Haven Hartford Railway Company, about 1,040 strong, walked out on May 20 seeking a ten percent wage increase. The strike disrupted service along the Hartford lines and affected connections to New York and Philadelphia, with impact on crews and operations.
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Ansociated
New, Haven, Conn
New York
Strike Ends for Granite Cutters in Milford Compromise Reached
Milford Massachusetts May 20 A strike by 200 granite cutters out since April ends with a compromise. Workers will receive 42 cents an hour with a half holiday Saturdays and a prior rate of 4 cents an hour. Also Providence Rhode Island May 9 a demand for a 10 percent wage advance is to be served to all Rhode Island mill owners not yet indicating following Fall River and New Bedford in boosting textile operatives pay.
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Milford
Mass
Providence
Rhode Island
Fall River
New Stedford
Temperance debate dominates Presbyterian assembly in Columbus
Reported tensions rise as about 1000 commissioners discuss temperance overtures. Dr Tasker returns temperance measures to committee amid criticism while administrative reforms for synods and presbyteries are outlined, with plans for executive committees and one-year moderator terms. The assembly resumes Friday with further consideration and ratification steps pending.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Diacusestan
Presbyterian Gener Assembly
Tenny Dosker
Bila
Dasker
Tasker Ie
Assemblien
Tmnes
Segrion
Board of Missions For Freedmen
Trial Postponed for Fred A Burnham in Mutual Reserve Case
The trial of Fred A Burnham, president of the Mutual Reserve Life Assurance Society, is postponed amid grand larceny and fraud charges arising from alleged abuses in the institution's management. Details remain unclear as proceedings were adjourned.
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Concorp
Axnsociated Press
New York
Fred A. Burnham
Mutual Reserve Aafe
Emeereriiy Fs Eteed Yea Vital
Oshkosh and La Crosse Baseball Row Sparks League Protest
The Oshkosh Yeam publicizes a Sunday La Crosse game eruption over umpiring in La Crosse. Manager Bubser, Dolan, and Schreiner are central as Oshkosh seeks a square deal and punishment for alleged abuse while Milwaukee president Moll delays ruling amid protests from multiple cities.
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Winconsin Lengus
Hawley
Oshhostk
Quhkush Baseball
Mr. Moll
Thin
Danforth
Olukesh Association
Moll
la Crosse
Clu
Ba “Cregee Goldfer
Bng
Brurbler
Bataent
Northwestern
Mnager Rubser
Oshkosh
Maurier Gubser
Schreiner
Uimpire
Dalikash
Jia
Polan
Dolan
Babar
Thad
Timpha Sweeney
Tawlev
Dalan
Bubser
Wurie
Bubser Algo
Wannley
Wek
Ruhser
Rubser
Plate Agua
Oskkosh
John Lake
la Crose
Tolan
F. Molt
Milwaukee
Burgeots
Pridlelam
le Croma
Methot
Devin
Fragmentary telegraphic note appears in Sunlay page three
A garbled telegraphic snippet from Sunlay page three is cited, mentioning an Oshkosh related name and a censured item. The text is fragmentary and unclear, offering little verifiable detail beyond the partial reference.
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Oshkosh Bs
Inanagera
Miller Homestead on Algoma Street Sold in Rumor
Reports say the Miller homestead at 28 Algoma Street vacated by the late Col. I L M Muller has been sold to Sinclair Mainland who plans a costly new residence on the site. Mainland and his wife were visiting Monmouth and the sale is not yet record filed.
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Miller
Algoma Street
Fred Badger
Forest Avenue
Mmn
Mia
Iimer Leach
Washington Etreet
Washington Atrect
Br. Leach
G Connell
G. W. Oviatt
Strike at Buffalo Freight Hubs Over Wages
About two thousand freight handlers quit work in Buffalo after demanding an increase from 17 to 20 cents an hour. The strike hits New York Central freight houses along the docks and involved workers described as well organized and largely of Italian immigrant background. Officials warned of a general strike but earlier reports denied it.
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Associatedress
Buffalo
New York Central
cComanse Avian
Honbruick
Tlalbrook
Andrews
Penlea
Mayor Schmitz In Court On Extortion Charges
San Francisco mayor Schmitz appeared for trial in Judge Dunne's court on five counts of extortion from French restaurant owners. The hearing was delayed to allow counter affidavits for his motion to change venue. The district attorney surprised by saying no custody request would be made and Schmitz posted bonds totaling 50 090.
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San Francisco
Cal
Schmits
Dunoe
Schmitz
Jude
Heney
Veniremen Shortage Triggers New Jury Venire
Boise May 20 The pool of salesmen to fill vacancies in the jury for the Ham D Maywood murder trial of Frank Steunenberg shrinks. A new special venire of fifty to one hundred men is expected to be issued early next week as counsel anticipate further delays and an adjournment to summon the additional jurors.
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Associated Preas
Boise
Idaho
Whham
D. Maywood
Frank Steunenberg
Hummel Starts One Year Term in Blackwell Penitentiary
Abraham Hummel a renowned criminal lawyer in New York began serving a one year sentence in Blackwell Penitentiary for conspiracy in the Dodge Marine divorce case. A crowd gathered as he left his residence and hurried to a waiting car.
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Associated Presa
New York
Abraham Hummel
Blackwell Penitentiary
Dodge-Marine
Hummel
Fined and denounced: antitrust actions against furniture firms
Judge Landis fined six firms six thousand dollars each and more than a dozen others between five hundred and two thousand dollars for conspiring to restrain trade in the furniture industry. The judge condemned the methods of the companies and warned that light penalties fail to deter similar crimes.
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Chicago
Jurtee Landis
F. A. Holbrook
Aller
Lean Sethi Company
A. T. Andreas
Aller Furniture
Landis
Gselingl
Crnse
Otensboro
Southern
Seating God Cabinet
Jackson
Tenn
Cine Fimatl
Betta Company
Cineme Nuts
Faldman Sealing
Copany
New Tehmiond
Hte
Vogue Mona &Po
Parker Lle
Ind
Alfinneapolla
Sehaet
Parniture Company
Minneapolla
Tilia
Hefivernyier Einepany
Madison Meat cashier faces long absence over large embezzlement
Bartlett, cashier of the Madison Meat Company, was arrested on a charge of being short about 264000 dollars. After a dramatic confession he fled, with details kept secret pending further inquiry. A. J. Moorehead, president of the coal company, said Bartlett served fourteen years and misused funds in speculation.
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St. Taufs
Raled VW. Bartlett
Madison Meat Corporation
Hs Young
A. J. Moorehead
Bartlett
Tha
Mr. Moorehead
Wreck In Georgia Injures Twenty Six on Central of Georgia
A passenger train on the Central of Georgia Railroad wrecked today near Hillabare in Macon district. Twenty six passengers sustained injuries, none fatally, according to reports from Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Macon
Hillabare
The Brooklyn Handicap Won by Superman at Gravelland
The Great Brooklyn handicap at Gravelland on a May afternoon was won by Superman. The purse was $20,000.
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Superman
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Graveland
Help the Children Special from La Crease area
Milwaukee May 20 A Journal Special from La Crease area says A Pettibone presented the La Crosse library with 600 dollars to aid children. The report notes local civic goodwill and a charitable gift.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
la Crease Anystra
A. Pettibone
la Ce
Bomb Kills Three in Terrorist Attack Report
Reports say a bomb explosion killed three and injured seven in Odessa. Police, led by the city’s chief, suspected terror involvement as detectives and city officers perished in the blast. A terror cell leader named Tslurt was named by officials. Lenin is cited in a separate warrant as a revolutionary figure connected to the era’s upheavals.
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Palice
Odessa
Tyne Central
Ted
Trig
O Terroriat
Tslurt
Ware Bitters
Oe Ag
Hicknaincit
Picketing Prohibited as Judge Rules Union Action Illegal
Milwaukee May 29 A federal judge issued a sweeping permanent injunction against union picketing at the Chalrvery company plant. The strike began about a year ago and had seen temporary restraints. after contempt convictions against several union men the court now bars concerted picketing that would interfere with non union workers or the company, effectively prohibiting most organized labor action at the site.
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Associated Dress
Milwaukee
Wig
Wgdge A. T. Sanborn
US District Court
Wien Mulders
Quarles
Tate « Sanborn
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