Patriotism Shines as Philadelphia Meeting Opens
Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal conference opens with Bishop John M. Walden praising national unity and peace while urging support for Cuba. Bishop Goodsell cautions against war, calls for restraint. other sessions report church membership gains and district finances.
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M. E
Danville
Bishop Andrews
Goodsell
Chattanooga
Walden
Oura
Eward
Ales
Methodist Episcopal Colleges
Kentucky Populists Break From Democrats For Own Ticket
Kentucky Populists at Louisville state convention appoint committees across sixty counties and adopt a strong middle of the road stance. Silver is ignored in resolutions as Goebel force bill is denounced. The group vows a full Populist ticket next year from governor downward and rejects any alliance with Democrats.
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Louisville
Goebel
Governor Down
Beardsley Dies in Mentone New York
Aubrey Beardsley, famed English artist and writer, died in Mentone New York on March 17 from lung hemorrhage. Born 1874, he began at Pall Mall Magazine and Pall Mall Budget in 1890. He was elected to the New English Art Club in 1893.
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Mentone
New York
Sun
Aubrey Beardsley
Mr. Weardsley
Pall Mal
New Ear- Mah Art Club
Designer of Posters and Illustrated Works
He worked for various publishers and designed posters that drew notice for their eccentric style. He authored several illustrated publications including La Mort dArthur, Salone, Rape of the Lock and Under the HL. He contributed many drawings to the Yellow Book and Le Courrier Francais.
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Arthur
Yellow Book
le Courrier Francais
Educators Elect Officers At City and Borough Convention
Pittsburg March 17 The annual convention of city and borough superintendents of public schools ends this afternoon with officers elected including George J Luckey president W W Rupert secretary C V Blmotehikiss treasurer and executive committee members L O Foose J M Berkey and A D Colegrove Morning papers by R K Duehrie W Rupert Joan A Gibson and a proposal for a three member committee to simplify Feellieh language spelling were debated. Taickey closed the session with a note on establishing Kindergarten schools per recent law. Afternoon talks by A Habhcock and speeches from Dr W J Holland and J P Moffat followed.
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Pittsburg
George J. Luckey
W. W. Rupert
Pottstown
C. V. Bmotehikiss
Meadville
E. BE. Kauffman
Tyrone
L. O. Foose
Harrisburg
J. M. Berkey
Johnstown
A. D
Taickey
A. Habhcock
Ol City
W. J. Holland
J. P. Moffat
Waslington and Jefferson College
Neighborly divorce ends as Hutchinson split granted
Mrs Harriet Hutchinson sought separation from Marshell Hutchinson who ran a Camden saloon. Hutchinson faced no defense and Judge Reed granted the divorce, awarding Harriet's counsel £100.
Court officials sentenced for issuing fraudulent naturalization papers
Philadelphia March 17. Flacene Lind say a former clerk in the prothonotary's office Richard W. Merrick ex assistant clerk in the United States Circuit court and Henry Caspar a former policeman were sentenced by Judge Butler for conspiracy in issuing fraudulent naturalization papers. Lind say two years imprisonment and $2000 fine Merrick one year six months and $1000 fine Caspar one year and one month and $500 fine.
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Philadelphia
Flacene Lindsay
Prothonotary’s Office
This City
Richard W. Merrick
United States Circuit Court
Henry Caspar
Butler
Lindsay
Merrick
Caspar
Oleomargarine Law Violators Sentenced in Philadelphia
Judge Butler in U S district court fined Joseph Wilkins of Wilkins & Co 1500 and costs plus six months, and Howard Butler 1000 with four months. Prosecution showed they removed government stamps and labels from oleomargarine packages in Washington based operation.
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Philadelphia
Butler
United States District Court
Joseph Wilkins
Wilkins & Co
Vico Margarine Dealers
Washington
Howard Butler
Grose Files Bigamy Warrant After Cruelty Charge
Richmond Va March 17 John F Grose has sworn out a warrant for his wife accusing her of bigamy after she had him arrested for alleged cruelty He cites a letter from William Sparrow claiming he was married to the woman and never divorced The couple reportedly wed a year ago presenting herself as the widow of Dr Bowers of Philadelphia who sold medicine in Philadelphia
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Danville
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Andrews
George Leidy
Sunbury
BE. M. Aller
Kuch
Aller
M. G. Piper
W. W. Evans
Harrisburg
Church Extension Society
Eaton & Mains Book Room
New York
A. B. Leonard
Missionary Society
J. W. Buckley
New York Christian Advocate
Sunday School Union and Tract Society
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
William Moses
J. M. Freeman
D. D
Richmond
John F. Grose
William Bparrow
Grose
Pennsylvania
Lr. Bowers
Philadelphia
Death in Diseased Pork Traced to Contaminated Meat
In Cromwell township Huntingdon County two deaths followed a disease linked to diseased pork. Authorities found no poison in the organs after analysis. The family had partly subsisted on a pickled sick pie carcass prepared by Demco last fall.
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Huntingdon
Joseph Deneo
Cromwell Township
Demco
Local Youth Charged with Fatal Stabbing in Pulaski
Perry Gardiner of Pulusti Ul lured 16 year old Willie Rogers into an unoccupied building in Pulaski and bludgeoned him with a club. Gardiner escaped. officers search for him. The boys were playmates with a growing feud prompting the attack.
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Perry Gardiner
Pulusti Ul
Willie Rogers
Pulaski
Gardiner
Rogers
Sheriff reports copycat thefts hit major Columbia firm
In Columbia Pennsylvania on March 17 Sheriff Myers announced the Columbia Brush company, a major national employer with about a hundred workers, was the target of cloned works tied to executions totaling around 440. The company stands as one of the United States largest in its field.
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Browherkelowed
Columbia
Sheriff Myers
Columbia Brush Company
United States
IW Banda
Rich Klondike reports and dispatches from Alaska
Spokane reports John P Crum heads to Alaska to expand postal service with L Waylind. Vancouver orders expedition for interior exploration led by Eldredge Clark and Field to Paweon with 200 reindeer. Telegraph Creek quarts finds yield up to two hundred dollars per ton. Dawson circle City and Minook rumors of large placer and quartz finds. Food supplies may limit mine output while health remains good.
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Spokane
Wash
John P. Crum
Postoffice Department
Alaska
L. Waylind
Postoffice
Crum
Lkely
Dyen
Lineway
Tidewater
Dawson
Portland
Ore
Vancouver Parracks
War Department
Alaskan
Wold Fields
Bogardus Eldredge
Fourteenth Infantry
Elmer Clark
Robert Field
Sturguay
Pyramid Harbor
Dalton Trail
Paweon
Victoria
B. C
Warner
Beattle
Nimpkish
Atwater
Dominion
Stewart
Walsh Creek
Circle City
American Creek
Minook
Iron Trade Is Livley No Material Change in the Steel Market
The American Manufacturer reports across regions that iron and steel markets show no material change with mixed activity. Prices remain low in New York, dull pig iron in Philadelphia, and active but uneven demand for sheet and plate mills. Cleveland and Chicago show firmer or weaker trends, and an expected large trade in iron ore Next season.
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Pittsburg
Weekly Trade Review
New York
Philadelphia
Kessemer Steel
Chicapo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hessemer
Wheeling
Watson Nominated for Georgia Governor by Populists
Thomas E K Watson was nominated for governor of Georgia by the Populist state convention in Atlanta despite his earlier statement he would refuse the nomination. Delegates chose a broad, middle of the road platform and listed a ticket including J T L Watton as governor and W J Leakin as Prohibitionist, with Watson's typical reluctance noted.
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Atlanta
Thomas EK
Watson
Georgia
Afr
JT. L. Watton
Choneral Hienjamin Milliken
Ll. M. Jackson
J. Hl. Taylor
W. L. Peek
Cary Thornton
Supreme Court
Walter B. HM
W. J. Leakin
Hal Lewis
Mount Joy Man Dies From Hand Injury After Party Incident
John J. Behroll of Mount Joy died from a stone wound received at a Mount Joy party Saturday night. Companions Joseph Cramer and Samuel Garber were arrested in connection with the incident.
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Lancastter
John J. Behroll
Mount Joy
Stone
Joseph Cramer
Samuel Garber
Bank Vault Protected by Llolines Electric System
The article notes the vault of a bank is safeguarded by Llolines Electric Protective System. It mentions no incident details and does not specify bank name or location.
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Llolines
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