Blanch Bruce Leads Probe of Colored Delegates in 1896 Race
Blanch Bruce travels south to inspect colored delegates amid rumors of tampering as anti Harrison factions plot to block McKinley Foster Alger Blaine Reed and others. The piece notes tensions within the Republican camp over Harrison’s renomination and predicts an eventual public reveal of conference details.
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Tom Reed
Alger
Sherman
West Virginia
Harrison
Capactat
Wastis Grox
Blanch ER. Bruce
District of Columbia
United States Senate
Minneapolis
Kellogg
Lewisiana
Treasury Department
McKinley-Foster Combine
Ohio
West Virginia Delegates Debate Cedar Instructions
West Virginia delegates discuss Cedar instructions amid varying reports on the state convention held in Martinsburg. Charles Burdett Hart, a delegate at large, comments on published notes about the West Virginia delegation to Minneapolis.
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West Virginia
Wreetive
W.va
May
Martinsburg
Beteek
Minneapolis
Charles Burdett Hart
Delegation backs Harrison as party sentiment in West Virginia
The speaker asserts the delegation is unquestionably for Harrison and that the President's endorsement is as strong as possible, reflecting the state's party sentiment and indicating West Virginia's vote in the convention. The convention's resolution also congratulates Harrison on the prospect of renomination and re-election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
West Virginia
Senator Stanford to resign if California Legislature stays Republican
Special: The Examiner reports Senator Stanford intends to resign early next year if a Republican Legislature is elected in California this fall. He cites fragile health and nervous strain, seeks rest at Palo Alto, and worries his political ambitions. A resignation would trigger a contest among Californians, with De Young or Felton favored to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Frascisco
Examiner
Stanford
California
Carlsbad
Ate
Huntington
Thero
de Young
Felton
Ohio Senator Endorses Cleveland for President
An Ohio state senator visiting the city endorses Grover Cleveland for president, praising his four years in office and arguing the party should place him on the ticket. He avoids commenting on other aspirants and notes respect for Congressman Warwick's potential renomination while hinting he would accept a nomination only if offered.
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Torsestons
May
Anthony Howells
Massilion
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Warwick
Poorman Leads Belmont County in Sixteenth District Caucus
Belmont County delegates favor Colonel C L Poorman in the Sixteenth district primaries. Other counties Harrison Jefferson Carroll and Monte may back different candidates, with a Steubenville convention due later this month deciding the final nominee.
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Belmont County
Ohio
Congress
St. Claiksville
May
C L. Poorman
Colonel Poorman
Senator Nichols
Poorman
Steubenville
Harrison County
Richards
Carroll
Eckley
Monte
Democrats Unite In Louisiana After Faction Split
Two enduring Democratic factions in Louisiana agree to consolidate through a new State Central Committee evenly dividing leadership. They plan a single state convention and unified delegation to the National Convention, ending the split over the U S Senate race and restoring one Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Chicago
United States
Hustling for a Senate Seat in Louisiana
General Gilson faces strong opposition as new candidate T. Adams enters the race representing the Farmers' Alliance. Adams, president of the Louisiana State Alliance, claims 40 Alliance lawmakers can unite to push his agenda in Washington. Others named include incumbent General R. L. Gibson and ex-Senator B. F. donas with Don Caffrey also in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
T. & Adams
Farmers’ Alliance
Adams
Louisiana State Alliance
Kurt
Foster
Alliance
Legilature
R. L. Gibaon
B. F. Donas
Don Caffrey
Gibson
Caffrey
State People's Party Arkansas Adopts Stand
The State Central Committee of the People’s party of Arkansas adopts a resolution urging members to refrain from fusion with other parties and to fight a straight contest on their principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrie Rock, Ang
The
People’s Party of Arkansas
Ias
Delegates Urged to Back Boies for President
Special dispatches from several town points in May report district convention delegates instructed to vote only for dates at the State Convention who will pledge to back Governor Boies for President in the nomination fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Tes
Boies
Ingalls Plans European Tour After Minneapolis Convention
Ex senator John J. Ingalls announces a European tour to follow the Minneapolis convention and says he will return in time to support the presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archison
Rax
May
John J. Ingalls
Minneapolis
Delegates Chosen for Minneapolis Congressional Convention
Two more delegates including Harrison and Maven Mo May plus William Roeganhardt and M EB Claude were selected to travel to Minneapolis for the congressional convention and were instructed to vote for Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Maven
May
William Roeganhardt
M. EB
Claude
Minneapolis
Arrests Loom in West Shore Rail Fraud Conspiracy
Saloonkeeper Michael Horton Thomas Gillooly and John J Pender were jailed on a fraud charge tied to reduced rate ticket book scam on the West Shore Railroad. Investigators expect up to eighty more arrests as connections to conductors and businessmen across major cities materialize amid a scheme selling and reselling empty or invalid mileage books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newscare
Michael Horton
Thomas Gillooly
John J. Pender
West Shore Railroad Company
Pender
Newburg
Albany
Buffalo
McCrockrey
Horton
Gillooly
Pinkerton Penaltore
West Shore Railroad
Actors' Fund Fair Profits Reported in New York
After the fair ended in New York the site was cleared and articles moved to the Madison Square Garden restaurant for sale. Palmer estimates total receipts at about 181000 with 20000 in expenses and possible further 10000 from remaining items. The fund aims to reach 50000 to open a charity orphanage for actresses with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Actors’ Fund
Madison Square Garden
A. M. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Maine
California
Tried to Murder a Girl in Wilkes-Barre Revenge Plot
A Wilkes-Barre lawyer, spurned by Miss Ethel Johnson, stalked her after anonymous letters and disguises. He attempted to kill her as she was alone in her home, escaping after violent screams. A $500 reward is offered for Leonard Horrin’s capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilessparne
Towa
Ethel Johnson
Johnson
Iowa
Wilkesbarre
Miss Johnson
Leonard Horrin
Poisoned youth in Jounstows hospital bound mystery
Edward Benner lies seriously ill at Memorial Hospital after a suspected beer poisoning. He was found unconscious in his friend Mrs. Trent’s kitchen and recalls drinking downtown the prior night while hinting at an unnamed enemy and possible love affair motive.
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Jounstows
Edward Benner
Memorial Hospital
George Trent
Benner
Sit Ts
Confederate Statesman A E Boteler Dies in West Virginia
Hon A E Boteler longtime ex congressman and Confederate official died at his Shepherdstown home aged 77 He served in the Thirty sixth Congress came close to the speakership was on Stonewall Jacksons staff and later held posts in the Tariff Commission and Justice Department as pardon clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whreeiinc
May
A. E. Boteler
Shepherdstown
Boteler
Stonewall Jackson
Confederate Congress
Tariff Commission
Arthur
Brewster
Department of Justice
Dynamite Explodes at Hungarian Notary Residence
The residence of district notary Papp in Versecz Hungary was wrecked by a dynamite explosion. The roof was blown off and nearby windows shattered with suspected revenge as motive. A manina was arrested on suspicion of involvement.
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Vienna
Papp
Versecz
Hungary
Manina
River and Harbor Bill Inches Toward Passage
Special report says Chairman Blanchard plans to withdraw an amendment allowing the War Secretary to continue river improvements when bids fail. House sentiment favored passage with few changes. It notes Representative Outhwaite may attempt a broad percentage cut on each item.
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Wassinetos
Blanchard
River and Harbor Committee
Secretary of War
House
Outhwaite
Immigrants Detained for Coal Mine Labor Contract
Five Lithuanian workers arriving from Russia on the Wieland are held at Elba Island under the contract labor law. They were engaged to work in Kings Point coal mines for $15 per day, with concerns about their conditions and legality of the contract.
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New York
Lithuanican
Russia
Elba Island
Kings P
Brazilian river squadron reaches Montevideo en route to Matto Grosso
May 7 Montevideo reports the Brazilian river squadron has arrived en route to Matto Grosso. It is alleged revolutionists there are demoralized and their troops have refused to fight the government forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matto Grosso
Montevideo
London Fire Horror at Coventry Street Oyster Bar
Four people were removed from the ruins of Loxpos May and Scotts oyster bar on Coventry Street after a fire. Authorities fear more may be trapped beneath the debris with rescue efforts underway.
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May
Coventry Street
Gouvernor Abbett Moves to Strike Reading Lease Plan
Governor Abbett directs Attorney General Stockton to file in Chancery to invalidate the Jersey Central lease to Port Reading arguing it violates New Jersey law against leasing to foreign or non residents. The action aims to derail the Reading Port Reading pact and trigger a major railroad conflict in the state.
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Treston
Abbett
Reading
Jersey Central
Port Reading
New Jersey
Central
Wanna
State Board of Assessors
Abbott
Stockton
Court of Chancery
United States Supreme Court
Uess
United States
The
Pennsylvania
Reading and Lackawanan
Miners threaten wage cut or coal price rise in Wyoming Valley
Murmurings of discontent grow among Wyoming valley miners after the Reading deal. Labor leader John Shadrack says unrest is unusual as miners propose action to force constitutional enforcement against the combine. They demand a 10 percent wage cut or 40 cent per ton coal price rise to honor guarantees, warning of trouble if terms aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesparre
Wyoming Valley
John Shadrack
Anthracite
Combine
Fake Grand Jury Casts Doubt On Philadelphia Proceedings
May 8 report reveals two men who falsely posed as qualified taxpayers serving on a grand jury. The fraud, traced to Sheriff Connell’s summons server Michael McKeown, raises questions about indictments from the current Quarter Sessions term. Persons impersonated include Frank Hoffner and William J. Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelthia
Grand Jury
Court of Quarter Sessions
Michael McKeown
Connell
Frank Hoffner
William J. Bradley
Baldwin
Locomotive Works
Cornering Kentucky Whiskey by English Syndicate
An English syndicate seeks total control of Kentucky bourbon whisky. Nathan Hoffheimer, a New York whisky speculator, returned from England where he met London and Liverpool capitalists. In Louisville he negotiates options on major Kentucky distilleries for about 6 to 7 million dollars and plans operations at the start of the next distilling season in October.
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New York
Kentucky
Nathan Hoffheimer
England
London
Liver 1
Louisville
Conaracters
It Will Be Open to College Graduates Only Exposition Mass Meeting
The mass meeting at Exposition Hall discussed themes of "The American University" and "Christian Education" led by Bishop Hurst. Despite bad weather an audience of more than 25 000 attended, signaling strong interest in higher education themes.
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Hurst
Ouana
American University
Christian Education
Exposition Hall
October 16 Designated Columbian Day for University Endowment
Bishop Hurst outlined a plan linking an endowment drive to the American University with doors opening after $5,090,000 is secured. A resolution set October 16 as Columbian Day for subscriptions, while the General Conference debates formal action later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst
American University
General Conference
Free Silver Senators Reluctant to Confirm Coolidge as Minister to France
A group of Senators led by Morgan, Teller, and Stewart oppose Jefferson Coolidge of Boston for the French post, labeling him a monometallist and gold bug. They argue his stance clashes with bi metal policies and would hinder the U S silver dollar plan and the Pan American monetary conference. The Foreign Affairs Committee has reported favorably, with confirmation likely to be decided by the Senate debate expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitelaw Reid
Coolidge
Hindoy
Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
France
Morgan
Teller
Stewart
Colege
United States
M. M. Estee
California
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Gray
Butler
Senate
Moonshine Ring Suspect Hiding After Trap Door Find
Somerset authorities fail to locate murderer Bill Pritts after a morning search. They capture Wilson Garry, a moonshine member, who housed Pritts in a cellar bedroom behind a trap door. Garry admits hosting Pritts briefly. wife says Pritts has not been home recently.
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Somerset
May
Sneefal
Good
Bill Pritts
Wilson Garry
Garry
Pritts
Libel suit filed by Woodhall and Claflin against Evening Mail
Vic Woodhall and Tennie C. Claflin sue the Evening Mail and publisher Joseph E. Dunlap for 100000 alleging libel. The paper ran a lengthy review of the women’s careers and denounced them in strong terms with old Ottawa indictments cited. The controversy centers on claims of dubious reputation and a London society presentation by the two women.
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Vic Woodhall
Tennie C. Claflin
Catcaco
May
Victoria Woodhull-Martin
Tennie Claflin-Cook
Evening Mail
Joseph E. Dunlap
Ottawa
Aper Seya
London
America
Banes
Pastor Sues Own Church Over Seizure in Camden
In Camden the Mount Vernon Baptist Church was seized by the Sheriff yesterday on an execution by Rev. J. D. Elansburg for 3723 dollars. The church once a strong donor, declined due to internal dissensions and dwindling membership, with the basement rented to a shoe factory. Elansburg claims funds advanced to run the church.
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Puitapetraia
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Camden
J. D. Elansburg
Elansburg
No Spring Water For The Fair In Waukesha
Mitwavase May. The Chicago Pipe Line Co failed to lay pipes to draw water from Waukesha springs for Chicago World’s Fair. Citizens resisted vigorously. company withdrew force and abandoned project. Waukesha objects, fearing loss of summer resort patronage next year.
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Mitwavase
Chicago Pipe Line Company
Waukesha
Chicago
Waukesha Ple
Vatican weighs response to foreign Catholics plea for national priests
In Emor May 8 the Vatican prepares a negative reply to the demand of foreign Catholics in America for national priests. The Vatican notes Irish Catholics are numerous yet have not sought such a request. The Pope will later address the American episcopacy approving Archbishop Ireland's education policy.
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Emor
Vatican
America
Ireland
Starved in a Freight Car Soldier Dies After Furlough
Frederick Leitz, a veteran on furlough from the Soldiers' Home at Hampton Virginia, arrived Friday in a freight car at the Baltimore and Ohio depot and died yesterday at Philadelphia Hospital after a six hour enforced fast. Doctors failed to revive him as he lay nearly speechless.
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Paapetrata
Frederick Leitz
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Leitz
Hampton
Murder Suspect Captured After Five Years
Hanninssere May and Joseph Keyes, blamed for a Browns ville wife murder near Chambersburg five years ago, was nabbed by Shippensburg officers near the scene. Identified by two colored men who spoke with him before the crime, Keyes reportedly fled and is said to have killed a Maryland woman about a year earlier.
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Hanninssere
May
Joseph Keyes
Brownsville
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Keyes
Maryland
Riot Fatality Baffles Coroner At Altoons
A riot among Italian workers in Altoons Avroova broke out in the afternoon and lasted about thirty minutes with knives and clubs used. Joe Partre attempted to quell the disturbance and was killed by a brick that struck his neck. The coroner's jury could not determine a verdict.
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Avroova
May
Joe Partre
Miracles in a Relic extend in New York
Relic of Ste Anna remains exposed in St. Jean Baptiste church for two more days after Mgr Marquis agrees to prolong the display. Three miracles reported yesterday fuel the wave of religious excitement among Catholics in New York and nearby regions prompting heightened interest from Quebec Catholics and a telegram from the Canadian archbishop.
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New York
Mgr
Marquis
Ste. Anna
St. Jean Baptiste
Bernard O'Reilly
Quebec
Mgr. Marquis
Unprecedented Relic At St. Jean Baptiste Draws Thousands
A huge crowd gathered at St. Jean Baptiste on Seventy sixth street as the relic of Ste. Anna drew about 15 000 worshippers. Mgr Bernard O Reilly preached in French and English and the relic was exposed for hours with believers kissing the glass. Tickets for the evening service sold at one dollar and the line stretched outside the church with police directing the crowds.
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St. Jean Baptiste
Seventy-sixth Street
Mgr
Bernard O'Reilly
Philadelphia
Father Tebeau
Mgr. O'Reilly
Aee
Constantinople
Apt
Rome
Ste. Anna
Mer. O'Reilly
Mar. O'Reilly
St. Anna
Strikes Hit New York Buildings Over Non-Union Iron
The Board of Walking Delegates orders a strike against contractor David H. King Jr. on blocks at 138th and 139th streets between Sixth and Seventh avenues. The walkout extends to the Pela ware and Lackawanna offices on William street and Exchange place and the Metropolitan Club building where King has contracts. The dispute centers on iron work supplied by non-union shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Walking Delegates
David H. King, Jr
Pelaware
Lackawanna
William Street
Exchange Place
Metropolitan Club
King
San Francisco Earthquake Damage Reports Spread
May reports describe widespread destruction from the Manilin quake with churches and colleges toppled in multiple towns, echoing the devastation seen in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Manilin
Ground Quaking at San Remo
Parm May reports two slight earthquake shocks felt at San Remo this morning. No damage or alarm reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Remo
Parm
May
Strike at Thirteenth Street House Targets Florida Steam Heater Co
A labor committee investigated Mr King over a non union contract for materials. Delegates debate the strike, planned for tomorrow, with fifty men to walk out at a large rebuild on Thirteenth Street and Fifth Avenue. The action targets the Florida Steam Heater Co for non union practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Thirteenth Street
Fifth Avenae
Florida Steam Heater Company
Vast Inland Seas Flood Plains and Rivers Across Midwest
A sweeping spring storm drenches the plains turning Saline County Missouri into a lake as all banks overflow. Flooded crops, washed houses, and rising Missouri and Mississippi rivers heighten fears of more bridge washouts and widespread devastation across Illinois Indiana Iowa and Oklahoma Territory with dead livestock seen downstream. Local residents tour flooded districts near Peoria and nearby towns as waters surge and winds drive waves that defy measurement.
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Kansas City
May
Saline County
Chillicothe
Lowa Line
Grand River Valley
Oklahoma Territory
Missouri River
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Fr. Wayne
Ind
St. Joseph
St. Mary
Maumee
Peoria
Illinois
Smallpox Brings China Link to City Arrival
The City of Pekin arrived from China with a yellow flag to signal smallpox aboard. One sick Chinese was removed ashore as 800 travelers were headed to Honolulu. The voyage noted only one case of varioloid and reports anti foreign placards spreading near Shanghai. A Japanese steamer was wrecked off Entrance Island with 13 saved and 3 lost including three naval officers.
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Sams
Francisco
May
City of Pekin
China
Yokohama Harbor
Honolulu
Kahding
Shanhai
Shanghai
Entrance Island
Korea
Confederates Seek Pension Law From Louisiana Legislature
A meeting of Confederate veterans in New Orleans urged the Legislature in Baton Rouge to pass a pension law. It would grant monthly pensions to cripples and disabled veterans, costing the state between $3,000 and $100,000 yearly. They criticized the lottery amendment and pressed for state aid despite existing home support and limb provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Iate
Miss Caldwell Very Ill in New York Typhoid Fever
Miss Mary Gwendolen Caldwell, reputed wealthiest unmarried woman in America, lies gravely ill in New York with typhoid fever after returning from Florida. Her fortune is about 10 million dollars. A devout Catholic donor, she endowed Catholic University in Washington with 500000 and received the Order of the Golden Rose. Her prior engagement to Prince Murat of France was later broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Gwendolen Caldwell
America
Florida
Order of the Golden Rose
Iss Caldwell
Prince Murat
France
Two Quaker City personal crisis reports
Samuel Snape a Newark New Jersey drug clerk shot himself at his boarding house on North Seventeenth Street this morning during the family absence from church. He had cards for a wedding next Thursday with Miss Cabell of Newark. Hollis Rogers an Eighth district policeman shot himself through the heart today at his Canton Street home after a long illness.
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Pullapettam
Samuel Snape
Newark
N. J
North Seventeenth Street
Miss Cabell
Eighth District
Hollis Rogers
Canton Street
Snow Drift Delays Farm Work In Erosville Area
Snow fell to a depth of sixteen inches over the past 28 hours in Erosville Nebraska. Weather is not tropical but farmers remain optimistic about spring, as cattle on the hills may suffer and field work slows. About three fourths of the small grain is in and the first sowing is up and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Eroshville
Nex
Econd
Typhoid Epidemic Reported in South Fork Village
Typhoid fever is described as epidemic in South Fork Sovura Fens with two deaths yesterday and several serious cases. Officials suspect contaminated water and have sent well water samples to the State Board of Health for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Sovura Fens
State Board of Health
Pastor Converts to Catholicism in Iowa Resignation
Mason City Iowa May 9 Rev Charles Lutz rector of St Johns Guild Episcopal resigns and says he will join the Roman Catholic church He has gone to Montreal to enter the order of St Sulphire to study for priesthood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Charles Lutz
St. John's Guild Episcopal
Montreal
Order of St. Sulphire
Gnats Reported Killing Horses in Western Kentucky
A Western Kentucky report states buffalo gnats have caused heavy livestock losses, estimating about 1,000 horses killed by the pests. The note comes from Louisville dated May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Odd Fellows face financial crisis and proposed reform
A Philadelphia committee reports a grave crisis for Odd Fellows with widespread sick-benefit drain. They propose central relief funding and dues adjustments to avert lodge collapses as English and Australian branches influenced the plan. The report cites aging lodges shrinking finances and mounting costs for chronic illness benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
Sunbury
Order
England
Australia
Harry L. Neall
Central Relief Fund
Nome
Carey’s Body Found in River Near Clarington
A body believed to be P. M. Carey of Paige, Carey & Co. was found in the river at Clarington. An inquest has begun as telegraph offices along the line are closed and full details are unavailable until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woertre
M. Carey
Paige, Carey & Co
Clarington
Steamer Chartered for Peary Relief Expedition
The Academy of Natural Sciences has chartered a steamer to support Peary relief efforts in the Arctic. Four thousand dollars is pledged with a further ninety four thousand needed. preparations will begin once funds allow and the vessel will be readied for service by June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parapetram
Academy of Natural Sciences
Local Businessman Dies in Electric Car Accident
Mr. Charles E. Kirkwood, a pioneer resident and prominent businessman with stores at Negaunee and here, fell from a rapidly moving electric car from Negaunee last night. Both legs were cut off above the knee and he was instantly killed. He leaves a family and a large estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nermaina
May
Charles E. Kirkwood
Busines
Negaunee
Kirkwood
Missing Wife Elopes to Europe with Friend
Mrs J Walter Whiting, a restaurant keeper's wife, absconded with about $300 after leaving a note saying she would not return. Authorities believe she fled for Europe with a female friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxcarsten
N. H
J. Walter Whiting
Europe
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