Frank Uses Appeal On Atlanta Man Sentenced To Hang
The Georgia prison commission sent an adverse clemency recommendation on Leo M Frank to Governor Slaton. The panel voted two to one, citing no new evidence and upholding the verdict. A final clemency hearing will follow, with execution set for June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State Prison Commission
Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Mary. Phagan
Frank
A. Frank
William Howard
Dorsey
Howard
Prison Commission
Equal fare refunds offered to all customers in big sale
Merchants plan a nationwide style sale in Quincy offering to refund railroad fares for out of town shoppers. Customers may split purchases across participating stores until the total equals the designated refund amount, then receive cash for travel. Untapped merchants may join by contacting the Whig office.
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Whig’ Office
Quincy
Canton
May Take Position at Horace Mann High School
Springfield report notes J. R. Brown of Horace Mann High School New York is touring the local high school to gauge interest in applying for principal. He comes recommended by eastern editors and may be chosen if he approves of conditions.
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Springfield
Til
J. R. Brown
Horace . Mann High School
New York
Ife
East
River on Rampage in Fort Worth Flood
River Trinity broke through reinforced levee and floodwaters overflowed the packing house district damaging railroads and threatening the Swift and Armour plants. Advance precautions suggested minimal property damage but packing industry operations could be delayed feared.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Trinity River
Packing House
Swift
Armour
Probing Naval Court Indicts More Midshipmen in Gouging
At Annapolis naval court of inquiry several new defendants join seven others over gouging during the last annual examination. Ensign W A Confer and Midshipman A C Rogers are named, with testimony suggesting involvement by Commander Traut. Cross examination hints Ensign Ho Harrison knew a doctored exam paper was circulating and notes Struble’s handwriting on the copy found after exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Court of Inquiry
Naval Academy
W. A. Confer
Aa.c. Rogers
Traut
HoH. _Harrison
Moss
A. D.struble
Business visitors listed from Trenton by Quincy yesterday
Charles McAfee of Trenton Missouri was counted among Quincy’s business visitors yesterday according to the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles, McAfee
Trenton,Mo
Qoiiney
Lansing May Succeed Bryan as Secretary of State
Washington reports no final decision on Bryan's successor. Robert Lansing, named secretary ad interim, will likely receive the permanent post later. Lansing, in charge since this afternoon, handles neutrality issues and will stay in the old counselor's office while awaiting a longer-term appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Robert Lansing
Department of State
Lansing
British Vessel Uses U S Flag to Fend Submarines
The British steamer Colonian, of the Leyland line, flew the American flag for forty hours while crossing to the United States. Captain J McDonald said a British patrol boat ordered the neutral flag display after leaving Avonmouth on May 30. He chose the Stars and Stripes to allow English communication if hailed, and noted no submarines were encountered. One hundred thirty passengers aboard included 90 Americans. A small group reportedly tried to remove the flag but were thwarted by the crew’s vigilance.
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Boston
Colonian
Leyland Line
J. McDonald
Avonmouth
England
McDonald
Wilson
Lusitania
Creamigy
Telephone Girls Excursion Sends Large Crowd Afloat
A crowd of 450 attended the Telephone Girls excursion aboard the steamer Sidney, one of the event's best yet. Weather kept numbers down, boat left downstream at 8:30 PM and returned around midnight. Dancing topped the program and the annual event remains popular. Committee: Misses Helen Rottman, Edna Niekamp, Agnes Heckenkamp, Marriett Shipman.
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Sidney
Helen Rottman
Edna Niekamp
Agnes Heckenkamp
Marriett Shipman
Bryan Explains Resignation Difference In Policy View
Bryan argues for warnings to Americans about traveling on belligerent ships and ships carrying ammunition. He supports preventing passenger ship use during danger, urging both warning the public and pursuing investigation. He notes President Taft and Wilson already advised Americans to leave Mexico and avoid risky vessels. He reserves further points for later presentation.
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Taft
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
Local Pick-Ups and City Happenings Highlight Week
Local notes list residents and visitors, including Liebman in Maine Street, H. Dupree from Indianapolis, and Mrs. C. C. Koeper owning the first Stanley Steamer in Quincy. Entries mention insurance office moves to the bank building, Judge Montgomery returning from Chicago, a four act comedy at St John’s Dramatic Hall, and Camp Dewey encampment attendance. Also listed are travel plans of Mrs Bell of Detroit, student Mabel Van Steel, a police notice for Barney Dwyer, a Sunday School Orchestra concert with 25 musicians, a new baby for Mr and Mrs W F Green, and various community arrivals and departures.
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Liebman
Maine
J. H. Bastert Co
Chicago
St. ‘John’s
St. John’s Dramatic
Tenth Street
Rose Frank
la Belle
Cof -Police
Koch
Barney Dwyer
Barry
Congregational Church
Maine Street
Emil Reinkendorff
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Teaches Kidney Health
A newspaper ad urges early treatment for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims pills restore kidney function, reduce pain and fatigue, and promote regular activity from the first dose, with Miller and Arthur Drug Co listed as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
O Donnell Wins Galesburg Auto Race Lead From Start
O Donnell led the first quarter mile and held the pace to win the second annual Galesburg automobile race finishing in 1 36 35. Tom Alley placed second, Billy Chandler third, Joe Cooper fourth, and W W Brown fifth. Louis Peio suffered a glass injury to an eye and Earl Jacks rode with a broken arm as the only notable accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
Edwie O'Donnell
Tom Alley
Billy Chandler
Joe Cooper
W. .W. Brown
Louis Peio
Cooper
Earl
Jacks
Brown
Citrolax advertised laxative from Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Citrolax touted as the best laxative with thorough flushing, claiming no pain or nausea and a clean, sweet system. A Salt Lake City reader, R. H. Weihecht, praised it as the best laxative with no unpleasant aftereffects, endorsing Miller & Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Weihecht
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lincoln Park Boat Club to send large rowing crew to Quincy regatta
Chicago June 9 The Lincoln Park Boat Club announced it will send the largest number of scullers ever from Chicago to compete in the Central States Amateur Rowing Association regatta at Quincy on July 3. Capt Rich listed crews in excellent shape for the meet including junior and senior singles doubles fours and eights, with many local enthusiasts expected to follow.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park
Boat Club
Central States
Rowing Association
Tegatta
Quincy
Danc
Rich
Shell
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Georgia
United States
Senator Hoke Smith
Hoke Smith
United States Senate
Ollie James
Kentucky
Lucia
Georgia Statesman
Congress
U.S
C. C. Koeper
York Street
Stanley
St.Louis
Emil van Steel
Jersey Street
Macomb
Western Illinois State Normal School
Miss
Mabel
George Draulmier
Pacific Coast
Homer M. Swope
George Koehler
James B. McCuada
Myrtle Pensinger
Reokuk
Werner ‘von ‘Buirg
Wwill
General Huerta
Long Island
Luis Fuentes
Fuentes
Huerta
Forest Hills
Long’ Island
Gen. Huerta
O’ Donnell
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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