Unitarian Convention Opens Major Nomination Session
The Boston meeting of the American Unitarian Society and its associated bodies begins a sequence of anniversary meetings. The session focuses on adopting a new method for nominating candidates, marking a significant procedural shift for the organization.
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Associated” Pree
Boston
Mase
American Unitarian ‘Society
Owhiel
Ig Holding
Associated’ Societies
Seit
Cena
Seventeen Sailors Die When Boat Goes Down
A historic incident reports seventeen crew members lost as a schooner sinks, with two survivors rescued after the vessel Fame ran aground amid a perilous night voyage. The event appears traced to a late May period with passenger and cargo details scant but indicating a maritime disaster with final clearance pending.
Fragmentary Oswego Paper Snippet on Affliction Phrases
Readable text shows partial phrases about affliction and description. No identifiable names, dates, places, or events emerge, leaving little concrete fact to synthesize into a full news item.
Noted fragment hints at a personal death case
Fragmentary OCR mentions a May date and a person named Jackson and Feager. Details unclear, but suggests a narrative about a mistaken accusation or relationship ending in death. No verifiable events, dates, or locations fully readable.
Life stamped out in case of Joan Adams
A coroner probes the death of World War II veteran Joan Adams at a hospital. Findings suggest the elderly man was stamped by two attendants, with the investigation noting neglect or mistreatment. Adams, seventy, died from injuries.
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Aby- Associated Press
Joan Adams
Adams
Kaiser sanctions exhibit for German art at Metropolitan Museum
Arrangements are made for a winter exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art featuring a collection of German paintings and sculpture sent from Germany with the sanction of the German emperor. The display will include between 125 and 350 paintings and accompanying stone and bronze works to properly decorate the rooms housing the exhibit.
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Associated Press
New York
Germany
Hind
Oklahoma's First Legislature Opens After Short Session
The first Oklahoma Legislature convenes in Guthrie and, after a brief 1 day session, moves to lay groundwork for spring measures and early actions as authorities shape the new state’s political path.
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Associated Press
Guthrie, Okin
Oklahoma
Bishops Elected by Methodist Episcopal Church
The article reports bishops elected on the fifteenth through eighteenth ballots. Rev Dr Wilson of Morningside College Sioux City and Rev Dr Edwin H Hughes of Depauw are named. Robert McIntyre of Los Angeles is cited as receiving 424 votes with Huntz and Dow also noted. Verification and final tally completed after long balloting.
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Associated Press
Ald
W. Fy
New York
John Nelson
Edwin A. Hugyes
Greencastle
Ind
Frank -M
Bristol
Washington
Robert M. McIntyre
Los Angeles
Methodist
Episcopal
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Reington
B.C
Wilson
Morningside College
Sioux
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Edwin H. Hughes
Depauw
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Cal
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Dow
Ristol
Olis
Union Prospects Between Churches Debated
A Presbyterian committee reports on proposed church union plans outlining exclusive cooperation rather than organic unity. The discussion centers on extending church involvement, a devotional session schedule, and raising a fund of about 2 million dollars aimed at funding joint efforts, with a target near 1.5 million. Rev Dr J D Sands comments on misperceptions of affairs surrounding the union question.
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Presbyterian
Dynamite Explosion Shocks San Francisco Neighborhood
In Oakland California three buildings were blown by dynamite last night in what is described as an act of revenge. James L Galligher former president of the San Francisco board of supervisors and chief witness for the prosecution in graft cases was targeted though not at home. The blast wrecked nearby windows and damaged interiors while watchman John Rawlins was knocked over by the shock.
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Oakland
Cal
Mar
James L
Galligher
San Francisco
Papers Served In Boston Maine Merger Case
Papers in the government suit to block the Boston and Maine merger with the New York New Haven and Hartford were served on President Tuttle of the Boston and Maine road. The filing identifies the corporation as the defendant in the action brought to prevent consolidation.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mand
United States
Boston & Maine Railway
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Tuttle
Hoston& Maine Road Today
Shaw Mystery Death By Drowning Returns To Court
The coroner’s jury considers death by own action in the Shaw case with Drs examination noting no drowning signs in the heart or lungs. Undertaker Irving Smiley testifies embalming fluids were used and no water drained from lungs. Abrams movements and absence on the night of the tragedy prompt district attorney to seek bind over.
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A .Strigste
Shaw
J. Shaw
New London
Carrie Shaw
Milwaukee
Hortonville
G. F. Gaffney
Edward
Titus
Consisit
Having A Fine Time in London Boroughs and Hall
A garbled notice notes addresses in the boroughs of Marslebone and Holborn and mentions reception at hall by the Prince of Wales and the Lord Mayor of London. The fragment references a morning procession or event with broad, unclear context and disrupted wording.
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Aeachinte Rivas
Marslebone
Holborn
Prince of Wales
Charles
Bonfon
Cable Protection Promised by Foreign Secretary Grey
An ambiguous note indicates Foreign Secretary Grey, after being alerted by Ambassador Reid at the Foreign Office, would use all power to protect cables. It suggests Mr Rel acted without State Department instruction, taking the matter on with company managers.
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Grey
Reid
Forelom
Rel
State Department
Edward Grey
Acquittal for Chicago ex police chief and attorney
Ex Chief of Police John M. Collings and ex Police Attorney Frank Comerford were acquitted of conspiring to deprive the city of police service. The charge claimed they worked to influence police members to back Edward F. Dunne in the recent mayoral campaign.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
John. M. Collings
Frank Comerford
Edward F. Dunne
Atlantic battleship fleet arrives at Commencement Bay
The Atlantic battleship fleet arrived in Seattle Tacoma May 27 and anchored in Commencement Bay just before noon today marking a ceremonial port call during their voyage.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Atlantic Battleship‘fleet
Commencement Bay
Northwestern Woman Committed to Mendota Insane Hospital
Mrs Hedwig Dresher, 40, wife of a German army officer, was committed from Madison to Mendota for insanity. Aimed to kill her 12 year old daughter, doctors report she is addicted to opium and supported by her husband’s allowance for four children. News caused a sensational reaction as she had mingled in exclusive society and entertained professors and dignitaries from Germany. The court will decide custody of the four children, oldest being twelve.
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Madison
Hedwig Dresher
Sachid
Germany
Hay
State Hospital
Reward Offered for Missing Detroit Youth Carlton F Greene
The Northwestern reports a $400 reward from E Greene of 97 Pallister Ave Detroit for information about Carlton F Greene missing since October 14 after leaving Central High School. He is about 18, 5 feet 8 inches, 118 pounds, sandy hair blue eyes and slightly twitching facial muscles. He wore a dark blue verge suit and light golf cap and may have used an alias. The family appeals for any information leading to his safe return and promises a warm reception and support upon his return.
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Northwestern
E. (. Greene
Pallister Avenue
Detroit
Mich
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Carlton Fl. Greene
Central High School
Weig
Married at early age seek license approvals
A widower Conrad Weitz and widow Mrs. Catherine Pfaffenroth, both twenty, obtained a marriage license from County Clerk J J Fish after judges ruled prior marriages allowed without parental consent. They were married in Thugsla and faced the issue of minor status. A second license was issued to Edward G. Zimmerman of Freeport Minnesota and Hedwig Jasck of Necnah city.
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J. J. Fish
Tuerd
Conrad Weitz
Catherine Pfaffenroth
Thugsla
Iowa
Fish
Cleveland
Mr. Fish
Edward G. Zimmerman
Freeport
County School Leaders Discuss Presentations
In a morning session of the county superintendent association, Superintendent T Cary urged focus on school trends and national papers of value. The meeting highlighted addresses on improving general instruction, with attention to thin events and perennially relevant topics for county schools.
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Associatigh
Rural school training discussed by state inspector
Mr Cary Alee and Ly Wood, state rural school inspector, spoke on the training of country school teachers. They outlined five training paths including Normal School, county training, high school, county superintendent, and county Institute with calls for broader faculty representation. F.M. Jack urged music in country schools and a university correspondence course in agriculture.
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Cary Alee
Wy Wood
Cary
Wood
T Crétee
County Institute
Sormal
Music In Unity Institutes
F. M. Jack
Hiver Falls Normal
Katherine Williams
Milwaukee
Reher
Uniiversity of
Wisconsin
Tleber
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Buel T. Davis
Superltendenta
Winneconns
Reber
Oshkosh Merchants Set Friday Evening Hours for Memorial Day
Oshkosh merchants will close at noon Saturday for Memorial Day exercises. Clerks belonging to the union will have Friday evening hours while stores stay open, then close Saturday noon and reopen Monday morning. Most Oshkosh businesses will follow this schedule.
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Oshkosh
Congress Endorses Compromise Bill For Session Push
Washington May 2 Associated Press reports lawmakers moved quickly to consider a compromise bill in the House and Senate. The measure aims to clear the currency issue with a conference, scheduling voting for this afternoon and setting a six year term with a potential expiry near June 30.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
D. mM
Vreel
New York
Vreeland
Peter
Zuvel Dawn Wita
Esaiindin
Congress
del Wang
Resignation and Vote of Thanks Pass Alderman’s Motion
A council meeting records a resignation prompted by a colleague’s recent motion. The motion to thank the retiring alderman for faithful service passed by a decisive vote of 22 to none, with Mr. Vass nominated for election and no other candidates named.
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Vass
Resolutions of Respect for Alderman Kloeckner
Oshkosh common council passed a rising vote honoring Alderman Joseph Kloeckner before his three month trip to Germany. Alderman Battis read the motion and the body wished him a safe journey and speedy return, with plans to publish the resolution in German and Northwestern papers.
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Itacs
Joseph Kloeckner
Germany
Battis
Oshkosh
Kloeckner
Battles
Artimern
Calumet Harbor Sold to Local Buyer
Calumet Harbor on the eastern shore of Lake Winnemebo was sold by George A. Rockwell to H. H. Bergen for $5,400. Bergen, who has leased the resort for several seasons, will operate the hotel this coming summer. The transfer marks a change in the management of the two summer resort property.
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George A. Rockwell
Calumet Harbor
Lake Winnebara
H. H. Bergen
Calumet
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