Army Surgeon Accused in Philippine Hemp Trade Court-Martial
In Southern Leyte the court-martial of Captain Michael Spellman Lieutenant Delbert R. Jones and Surgeon Dudley Welch reveals a hemp trade scheme with closed ports. Welch testifies against Spellman and Jones as officers face possible imprisonment. Welch returns $1,000 of his share. The hemp value from Maasin nears $500,000 in six months.
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Michael Spellman
Delbert R. Jones
Dudley Welch
Forty-third Volunteer Infantry
Leyte
Spellman
Jones
Welch
Malitbog Bay
Maasin
No Oath Proffered to Support US Constitution in Philippines
Washington reports lack of official word on judges oath in the Philippines in Secretary Root’s absence. It notes civil officials there do not take a US Constitution oath. A 1902 civil service act required applicants to swear allegiance to the United States and to obey laws and decrees, with the phrase So help me God.
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Washington
Root
Philippines
United States
Commission
Civil Service of
Philippine Islands
United States of America
Pope in good health after long conference with Cardinal Gibbons
In Rome on June 11 the Pope met Cardinal Gibbons and debunked rumors of illness. He remains vigorous, enjoys daily drives and walks, and bears state duties with ease. He recalled a sea voyage fifty five years earlier as Nuncio in Brussels, describing the water as cool and invigorating.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Mediterranean
Brussels
Antwerp
Stern Not in Financial Straits
A Coburg Consul Hughes letter casts doubt on the idea that Louis Stern killed himself for financial reasons. It says Stern had just become managing director at a Lichtenfels basket making firm with a $3,000 yearly salary, 5 percent higher than his consular pay, plus a commission.
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Washington
Hughes
Coburg
Louis Stern
Stern
Lichtenfels
English M. P. Guilty of Libel in Arbitration Plea
London June 11 William R Cremer M P was fined in the Kings Bench Court three thousand seven hundred fifty dollars for libelling John Lowles a former member of Parliament. The libel consisted in pamphlets written during the recent election.
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London
William R. Cremer
M P
McKinley
United States
Great Britain
Kings Bench Court
John Lowles
Ginger in Grape-Nuts: A Former Athlete's Endurance Boost
A former college long distance runner describes losing endurance during training and regaining power after two meals daily on Grape-Nuts. He claims digestion improved, nerves steadied, and energy returned, aiding mile and half mile events and daily jogs. He says weight increased and studies sped, and notes many University men now use the product.
Reuter Telegram Corrects Boer War Fatality Tale
A Reuters cable from Johannesburg notes the earlier claim that a captured British lieutenant and sergeant major were killed by Boers for refusing to show how to work two guns was erroneous. The message, sourced from wounded men, says the information was believed true at the time. In Cape Town, the vigili a committee opposes suspending the Constitution, warning against agitation as harmful to the colony’s interests.
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Philadelrain Times
London
Reuter
Johannesburg
Winkfontein
Lord Kitchener
South African Vigila Committee
Cape Town
Kruger Denies Knowledge of Peace Negotiations
THE HAGUE June 11 Mr Kruger has issued a statement saying he knows nothing of peace negotiations alleged to be proceeding. He adds that if any talks exist they are not through any action of his.
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the Hague
Kruger
Commandant Van Ranaburg Yields
Lord Kitchener reports to the War Office that Commandant Van Rensburg and his commando surrendered at Pietersburg. One hundred men have come in and others are following.
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van Ranaburg
London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Commandant van Rensburg
Pietersburg
Sultan Ibrahim of Wadal Assassinated in Soudan Province
Cablegram from Tripoli notes the assassination of Sultan Ibrahim of Wadal in the Soudan. Wadal ranges from Darfur to Kanem to the French Congo and Sahara, with about one million people. The Mabas dominate, Arabs present, Mahdi Es Senussi sect influential. a February rebellion prior had proclaimed Ahm son of the late Sultan Ali. The Sultan appealed for French protection in later reports.
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Philadelphia Tras
Tripoli
Sultan Ibrahim
Wadal
Soudan
Darfur
Kanem
French Congo
Sahara
Africa
Ahm
Ali
Americans Protected Question in Ireland Race Visit
In the House of Commons John Murphy urged Secretary Wyndham to stop police from asking names and examining baggage of American visitors bound for Killarney for arms searches during the Penn University and Dublin University boat race at Killarney in July. Wyndham said police do not search persons or baggage and arriving travelers are invited to state names and destinations.
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London
House of Commons
John Murphy
Mr. Wyndham
Ireland
University of Pennsylvania
Dublin University
Killarney
Queenstown
Wyndham
Plan to Restore Colombia's Currency
COLON Colombia June 11 via Galveston Texas Mannero Trusco Cartagena's wealthiest merchant presents a government proposal to restore currency to normal value. He calls for tripling import duties, cancelling all export duties, and forming a committee with the customs collector and three merchants to incinerate monthly paper money equal to half import revenue. A dollar gold is worth 30 in paper money.
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Colombia
Colon
Galveston
Texas
Mannero Trusco
Cartagena
Queen Opens Cortes for Last Time as Regency Ends
In Madrid on June 11 the Queen Regent and the King opened the Cortes. The throne speech noted this would be her final opening of Parliament before the regency ends next year. Bills on army and navy reorganization and bond conversion for Cuba and the Philippines were announced.
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Cortes
Madrid
Indian Twins Win University Honors in Cambridge
The Cambridge honors list features twin brothers Gama, sons of a Bombay native, as sixth and seventh wranglers. The senior wrangler is Brown of Caius College. One woman wrangler, Miss L M Reynolds of Newham College, is also noted.
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Cambridge
Eng
Gama
Bombay
Brown
Caius College
L. M. Reynolds
Newham College
Man Who Helped Sink Merrimac Hurt
In Honolulu on June 5, the battleship Oregon arriving May 30 at port to San Francisco broke an anchor chain injuring Chief Boatswain J. E. Murphy, a man who helped Hobson sink the Merrimac. He suffered a broken leg and a dangerous head wound.
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Oregon
San Francisco
J. E. Murphy
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Murphy
Maoris Greet King Edward's Son in Auckland
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York landed in Auckland aboard the Ophir after arriving from Sydney. A large Maori crowd in traditional dress welcomed them as a holiday observance marked the day.
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King Edward
Auckland
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York
Sydney
Duke
Ashmead Bartlett Debts Placed At 287680 In Bankrupt Court
London June 11 The Bankruptcy Court disclosed Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett owes 287680 with assets of 14000 some doubtful. One creditor is his brother William Lerman Ashmead Bartlett-Coutts who figures for 000.
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Ashmead-Bartlett
London
Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
Sir Ellis
William Lerman Ashmead Bartlett-Coutts
Paris Cabmen Warned Over Coarse Language
Paris police instructed to arrest cabmen who use coarse language as officials view the habit as a public scandal. The cablegram to The Philadelphia Times notes authorities will act to curb the vulgar talk by taxi drivers in the city.
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Paris
Philadelphia Times
France May Reduce Sugar Bounties
Paris June 11 The Liberatu reports the government may cut sugar bounties due to revenue shortfalls.
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France
Paris
Liberatu
Snowstorm Ends Warm Spell in Scotland
London reports an abrupt shift from unseasonably warm weather in Scotland to a morning snowstorm. The change disrupted travel and surprised residents as temperatures plunged.
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London
Scotia
Puddes
Earthquake Felt In Caracas And Surrounding Area
A strong earthquake shock was felt yesterday morning at Caracas Venezuela and its vicinity. In Portsmouth a boiler explosion on a torpedo boat destroyer killed one and injured four. Lieutenant General Kleigel may be replaced by Count von Schouwaloff as Odessa prefect. In the French Senate the law of associations bill was adopted by 176 to 06. Christian Barrett of the United States is in Mangua Nicaragua negotiating water supply for the city.
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Portsmouth
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St. Petersburg
Count von Schouwaloff
Odessa
Uency
Christian Barrett
United States
Mangua
Nicara
Gimbel Knabe Piano Club
Knabe
Bulls in Bloody Battle At Congress Heights
A local paper recounts a fierce duel between a Durham bull and an sacred Indian bull at A. E. Randle’s place near Washington. The bulls challenged each other, breached a fence, locked horns for about half an hour, and spilled blood before the Durham fled after the India bull tossed him.
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Washington
India
A. E. Randle
Congress Heights
America's Plan for Peace in China
From Pekin June 11 reports say Foreign Ministers may push a decision at The Hague talks while Rockhill presents Washington’s aim to finish peace negotiations. Disturbances surge in central China with French and German aid requested at Hochien-Fan as General Ma Yu Kun moves to quell insurrection. China’s indemnity and Catholic mission claims totaling roughly 10.45 million taels face provincial payment, with loans needed in places. Prince Chun departs for Berlin for reparation talks after approval from the German minister. British Indian troops mobilize to Wei-Hei-Wei with Sikhs and Punjab infantry details, and a library edict reportedly destroyed in the Forbidden City.
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Philadelphia Times
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Rockhill
United States
the Hague
Chibi
Hochien-Fan
Hokien-F U
Ma Yu Kun
Chekiang Province
Kiangsi
Hunan
Shansi
Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Prince Chun
Emperor Kwang 8U
Berlin
Baron von Ketteler
Wei- Hei-Wei
Punjab Infantry
Tartar City
Barrow
Temple of Heaven
Summer Palace
Forbidden City
Ching U Hung Chang
Iya
Trade rivals of England and open door policy stance
Vice Admiral Seymour told the China Association banquet that Britain faces three rivals Russia Germany and the United States. He warned Russia expands territory and represses trade while Germany rivals on trade and sea power, and he said the United States is Great Britain's greatest trade rival but not in conflict with the open door. A Blue Book report on Transvaal concessions says no prewar contracts bind the government and urges ending certain concessions including the Netherlands South African Railroad.
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Shanghai
China Association
Seymour
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
United States
England
Asvaal Concessions Committee
Eaerene
Transvaal
Russians Wonder at Our Proposal in Arbitration Talk
8ST PETERSBURG June 11 Mr Rock bill's arbitration proposal sparks curiosity as payment mode for the Chinese indemnity is deemed unsuitable for a legal ruling. Observers think peace talks may drag on, possibly until new foreign ministers in Pekin take office.
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Petersburg
Rockbill
Pekin
Nicaragua Decree Allows Canal Company Duty-Free Supplies
Managua dispatch reports Nicaragua has issued an unpublished decree allowing the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua to collect all utensils and provisions at San Juan Del Norte and San Carlos before duty payment. The decree appears to reference the Isthmian Canal commission and equipment imports for engineers and laborers.
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Managua
Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua
San Juan del Norte
Greytown
San Carlos
Isthmian Canal Commission
Isthmian Canal Company of the
United States
Mantime Canal Company of
Wife Found Dead After Returning Home in Elkton
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. ELKTON June 11. Robert Rollinston, an employee at Marley Paper Mills, returned from work to find his wife dead in the backyard. Her horse and buggy stood nearby, the horse untied. It is believed she collapsed after alighting. In her clothing were about $225 in cash and an $80 certificate.
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Philadelphia
TMES
Elkton
Robert Rollingston
Marley Paper Millis
Temperance Workers to Meet in Sussex County
The annual Sussex County W. C. T. U. convention will be held in the M E Church in Laurel tomorrow. The event, postponed from April due to smallpox, will feature Miss Al Ann Stewart national field secretary delivering the Getreres.
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Temperance Workers
Philadelphia Times
Laurel
Sussex County
M. E
al Ann Stewart
Commencement and association meetings slated across Maryland
The schedule lists West Nottingham Academy near Colora hosting annual commencement exercises today. Washington College at Chestertown plans its June 19 ceremony, while the State Firemen’s Association meets in Westminster for two days. A St John’s College event begins tomorrow with an address by the editor recently named after resignations.
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Washington College
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Weday
State Firemen's Association
Westminster
Co Ae
S T. John's Cablege
A Aa
Linton Restos Ote Tt
Wes Pomy
Pension Certificates Granted Across States and Names
A list of pension certificates granted including increases and originals across Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland and Delaware. Names such as John Wahabont Thomas Kra Kulp Jacob Lang Karl KraKulp Simon avert Cages Morton Williams etc. receive amounts from 6 to 17 dollars with dates and places like Philadelphia Pittsburg Mount Carmel Beavers and Newark noted.
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Thomas By
Mount
Jacob F. Keimne
Lang
Ates
Karl Kra
Norpes
Simon
Avert Cages
Pittsburg
Samee I Tee Matti Morton
William Ones
Philadelpe
William Bistop
Quakertown
Charles Gatons
Johnstown
Michael Connor
On Or
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York
Rick Fenno
Pottsville
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Martha ‘. Henry
Beaver
Artha J. Hiles
Dunbar
Waradelphia
Anna Maret E
Henrietta Heiney
Rohrerstown
Beth Myers
Lancaster
Anna M. Cline
Jeftisburg
Spain
Mary McCann
Philadelphia
Su Shin Chin case in abeyance in Washington
The deportation decision for Su Shin Chin, the Chinese official and reformer arrested in San Francisco, rests with Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Taylor. San Francisco collectors affirm his papers are valid, while the Chinese Consul General says admission was via false pretenses. Local authorities deem Su unimportant and not among major agitators, arguing he lacks any such price on his head.
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Su Shin Chin
San Francisco
Taylor
New Tax Plan for Cuba Tax rule limits on destroyed plantations
Acting Secretary of War Sanger received from General Wood a copy of Cuba tax regulations effective July 1. The key feature is that plantations destroyed in the war, which were largely untaxed, will now pay tax of not more than two thirds of the value of properties not destroyed.
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Sanger
Wood
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Navy announces voyages of multiple ships and officers
Washington June 11 The Navy Department reports Rear Admiral Rodgers sailing aboard the New York from Cavite to Olongapo for the new Philippine naval station. Indiana and Chesapeake with naval cadets depart Annapolis for Newport News and New London. Don Juan de Austria leaves Cavite for Samaroon. Monterey sails from Hong Kong. Marietta heads to the United States while Wisconsin departs Bremerton for San Francisco. Leyden arrives at Delaware City. Bailey commissioned at New York yard.
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Samaroon
Monterey
Hong Kong
Marietta
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Singapore
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Delaware City
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Breckenridge to Visit Philippines This Summer
Brigadier General Breckenridge inspector general of the army will join nearly every War Department bureau chief on a summer trip to the Philippines. He departs New York on June 24 aboard transport cars as part of a large delegation joining other travelers including several members of Congress sailing on the Ingalls.
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Philippines
Philadelphia Times
Washington
War Department
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New York
Stempere
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Ingalls
Meeting of Strategy Board Called
Admiral Dewey calls a navy strategy board meeting at Newport for later this month. The board handles policy and strategy questions in connection with issues before the naval war college.
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Admiral Dewey
Strategy Board of the Navy
Newport
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Chaotic Washington Cipher Sparks Ambiguous Tender
CHAT OF WASHINGTON reports Dean has accepted a tender about Shubrick while Consul Guenther in Frankfort informs the State Department of a crestpane for a lampsritish India. The note mentions 1,800 pesos for Guam and a public subscription cotabitchmeent ital. The President signs coin Gideon. Bantz to Assistant Treasurer and Rond Daniel W. Bate de Nee tenants, juuier grade, U. S. N.
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Somerville Tragedy: David Gorman Found Injured Near Rail Crossing
David Gorman, a well known local youth, was found by Policeman Koch at 2 AM lying in a pool of blood near the Hamilton street crossing of the New Jersey Central Railroad. A blow to the head crushed his skull, and he lies in critical condition. Witnesses reported a crowd dispersing after a fight involving several young men. Police note possible mental state concerns.
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Koch
Hamilton Street
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Jewish Seaside Home to Open Next Thursday
Atlantic City on June 11 reports the Jewish Seaside Home for Invalides at Texas and Atlantic avenues will open for the summer next Thursday after remodeling and renovation. The article notes the new maternal armhold oversight and confirms superintendent Seiphia is in charge.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Invalides
Texas and
Atlantic Avenues
Seiphia
Kath. to neek to Comae Yacht Club collision at Gardner's basin
While moored at her dock in Gardner's basin the Kath. to neek to Comae Yacht Club, momodore peel, was struck and damaged by the two-masted schooner L. Lee in the harbor. No injuries reported.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic Ofty
Gardner’s Basin
Kath
Comae Yacht Club
Momodore Peel
Z L. Lee
Printed Foulard Silks at Silks Salon
Printed foulard silks offered in a range of grounds and colors with polka dot patterns. Prices 38 cents, 50 and 65 cents. A quick sale during summer silks display at the Silk Salon on the main floor.
Half Price Ribbon Sale Delights Summer Shoppers
Ribbon Store offers a June sale with prices cut on silk and satin ribbons for children’s wear neckwear and hat trimming. Items include 8c for 15c dainty striped ribbons, 12c for 18c lace-edge satin ribbons, 15c for 22c corded ribbons, 20c for 35c broad satin ribbons, 25c for 45c all silk ribbons, and cheaper sash and millinery ribbons in wider widths. First floor storefront.
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Liberty
Maryland Sons of Veterans and Ladies Aid Convene in Wilmington
The Maryland division of the Sons of Veterans and the Ladies Aid Society hold their annual sessions in Wilmington for the district including Maryland Delaware Virginia and DC. Colonel D M Rittenhouse of Baltimore presides over the encampment and Mrs C Estelle Van Norsdal of Washington leads the women's meeting. About twenty five Sons camps and seventy five Ladies Aid members attend. sessions run until Thursday.
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Philadelphia Times
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Ladies’ Aid
Company May Be Reorganized in Wilmington
Harry T. Gause, president of the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company, filed proceedings in chancery court to block transfer of certain stock shares. The case before Chancellor Nicholson tomorrow signals a possible reorganization with Edward Mahoney named as a candidate for president.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Harry T. Gause
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Nicholson
Edward Mahoney
Dover to Celebrate the Fourth in Dover Delaware
Mayor William G. Posties chairs a citizens committee planning a Dover Fourth of July celebration Governor Hunpwill Sayre will speak Chancellor John R. Nicholson will read the Declaration Addresses will be delivered by George Gray George W. Massey and Associate Justice James Pennewill of Dover The Philadelphia Times notes the event from Dover Delaware June 11.
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Philadelphia Times
Del
William G. Posties
Citizens’ Committee
Hunpwill Sayre
John R. Nicholson
George Gray
George W. Massey
Philadelpe
James Pennewilll
Non-Resident Pupils to Pay Fees Set by Wilmington Board
Wilmington Board of Education votes to charge tuition to non residents starting September term. Fees given for five month periods: High School twenty dollars, grammar fifteen, primary five.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Wilmington Board of Education
Wilmington Notables and Local Elections Update
Samuel Stern of Wilmington returns home after an illness. Wilmington Letter Carriers Association names Louie Schew and William F. Dougherty as delegates to the national convention in Chattanooga Tennessee. Patrick Neary, New Castle county Democratic chair, plans to retire from his post. Teachers Beneficial Association of Wilmington elects Sallie R. Ment as secretary and Mary J. Wheeler as treasurer. Chief of Police of Wilmington reports seizing notes related to public benche prop.
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Louie Schew
William F. Dougherty
Chattanooga
Tenn
Patrick Neary
New Castle County
Democratic Committee
Teachers’ Beneficial Association
Wilmington
Sallie R. W Ment
Mathey Barnes
Mary J. Wheeler
Policessey
Wind and Whiskers and Weeping Eskimo Girl
A fragmented Detroit Journal item depicts a jaded remark about wind and whiskers and a Newark Advertiser anecdote describes a timid, sensitive woman whose color rises and falls during social scenes, while a blubbering Eskimo girl weeps, asking why anyone will eat.
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Detroit Journal
Mise ENNIO YOUNG Yellowstone Wie and Su ea
Fragmentary text references Mise ENNIO YOUNG and individuals named Yellowstone Wie and Su ea. No clear event, date, or organization details emerge to establish a full news item or outcome.
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Mise Ennio
Young
Yellowstone, Wie
Cantata Reception Described With Witty Remark
A Chicago Record-Herald item recalls a cantata performance with a witty exchange about Saul seated on a calico throne, capturing local theater chatter and the event's lighthearted tone.
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The
Chicago Record-Herald
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