Wit and Wisdom at Los Angeles in NoEA session
The Silver State notes at Los Angeles July 13 on NoEA convention sections. Bishop G Montgomery spoke on religious elements in character formation. Prof Likidmore and Luckey discussed evolution religion and moral development. Webster spoke on scholar and state. Rosling argued against minimum salaries for teachers.
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Los Angeles
Noea
Seamson
G. Montgomery
Profeasor
F. Likidmore
Philadelphia Normal School
G. A Luckey
University of Nebraska
R. H. Webster
San Francino
Department of
California Fruit Sold on London Market
London reports a brisk sale of California fruit from the St Louis cargo at Covent Garden Market. Plums and peaches fetched prices ranging from six to eight shillings per half box, with peaches in poor condition selling for about three pence per package.
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London
California
American Line
St. Louis
Southampton
Coent Garden Market
Dallas High School professor dies after revival shooting
Professor Wintone Lipscomb of Dallas High School died from injuries after John T. Carlisle, janitor at the school, shot her during revival services at the First Christian Church. Carlisle, likened to son of a former U.S. Treasury secretary, is jailed as defense cites emotional insanity.
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Dallas
Texas
Wintone Lipscomb
John T. Carlisle
Carlisle
Nisin
Lipscomb
Misfortune Attends Ill Starred Paris at Palmouth
Palmouth dispatch notes misfortune befalling ill starred Paris during a July 1 report. Le ink and tandem cothabiall) provide the grain of the telegraphic update as readers see a fragmentary notice from a leased wire.
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Paris
Palmouth
le Ink
Tandem Cothabiall
Railroad Lands and Guns in Wallace Report
Wallace Idaho July 13 a fourteen year old testified about a April 29 event as men entered a hall and marched four abreast toward Wallace. Three gun boxes were later found from a manure pile in a nearby area.
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Wallace
Idaho
Joe Alddie
Mullan
Baptists Youths in Convention at Richmond
The Baptist Young People of America opened their ninth annual convention in Richmond Virginia with about 1000 attendees at the exposition grounds auditorium. Welcome remarks came from Ellison Montague Pollard Hat ieher and others representing city and state unions. Rev. T F Anderson of Rochester delivered the opening address with Dr Mabie of Boston also speaking on the Disciple topics. a companion address by Dr Landram of Atlanta was read in his absence by ex Governor Northen.
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Phe Bliver
Richmond
Baptist Young People of America
Exposition Grounds
Ellison
Messrs
Hill Montague
J. Garland Pollard
W. B. Hat~ieher
Baptiste
Virginia
T. F. Anderson
Rochester
N. Y
Ex Governor Stone Denies Chicago Paper Plans
Ex Governor Stone, returning from New York, denied quotations attributed to him about a Chicago Democratic newspaper. He dismissed links with New York politicians and urged the National Committee to consider shaking up sub-committees and appointing Johnson of Kansas as a potential head for the executive committee.
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ST. Louis
New York
Chicago
New York City
National Committee
St. Louie
Johnson
Kansas
Races at Newmarket and London Feature Notables
At Newmarket meeting Ardor won the Reach Plate while Peaches failed to place. Sweet Story captured the handicap plate and Eventall headlined the Prince of Wales eventail but also did not place. Dominie II won the Midsummer Stakes with Sloan riding, and Alvara took the Chesterfield stakes. In New York the United American Glue Company announced plans to invade Canada and create a glue monopoly, detailing officers and stock structure.
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London
Newmarket
Douglas Baird
Ardor
Tod Sloan
C. F. Dwyer
Peaches
H. Barwater
Sweet Story
Sloan
Eventail
Eventall
P. Lorillard
Dominie II
Lord Dunraven
Morsante
Dominic TI
Leopold de Rothschild
Alvara
Vicomte Foy
Mercure Gallant
Siiver
New York
St Lanai
Red Queen ST
Ton
United American Glue Com
Latherpany
Red Queen Tr
Canada
British America
D. Webster King
Boston
Frederick Vogel
Milwaukee
King Upton
Charles Delaney
Philadelphia
Louis G. Haughey
Chicago
Bishop Punston Consecrated as Boise Leader in Sacred Pageant
The Silver State reports from Portsmouth West Virginia that Rev J Bowen Punston was consecrated Bishop of Boise Idaho at Trinity Episcopal Church. The ceremony drew Episcopal dignitaries led by presiding Bishop Whittle of Virginia with Bishops Randolph and Paret as consecrators and Whittaker and Peterwin among presenters. Forty bishops and clergy robed led the procession to the altar.
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Portsmouth
W. Va
J. Bowen Punston
Boise
Idaho
Trinity Episcopal Church
Whittle
Virginia
Randolph
Paret
Maryland
Whittaker
Pennsylvania
Peterwin
West Virginia
Cully
Seed for the Texas sufferers distribution plan
Representative Hawley of Texas coordinates with the Agricultural Department to distribute seed to flood victims in the Brazos valley. The plan sends seed via post offices near the affected area, with the War Department contributing tents and render aid to ease distress.
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Bilver
Washington
Hawley
Texas
Agricultural Department
Brasos
War Department
Butchers Strike Triggers Plant Closure In Kansas City
Kansas City July 13 The Swenson plant owned by Schwars child Sulzberger closed today after 200 butchers and helpers walked out over wage raises. A union house, workers had just received a raise toward the union scale, but refused further increases. Livestock will be sent to New York for slaughter as management plans to hire new staff if workers do not return.
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Kansas City
Sehwarschild & Sulzberger
New York
Recruits Counted As Silver State Reports Enlistments
The Silver State leased wire from Washington dated July 13 says 791 men have enlisted in volunteer regiments with recruiting mainly at regular stations. Recruits by regiment include Twenty-sixth 141 Twenty-seventh 14 Twenty-eighth 8 Twenty-ninth 21 Thirtieth 138 Thirty-first 186 Thirty-second 76 Thirty-third 9 Thirty-fourth 24 Thirty-fifth 2.
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Washington
Peter Vredenburg
New Jersey Volunteers
Charles E. Davis
Maine
Lucius Bennett
Company
Ohio
Thomas W. Darrah
Twentieth U. S. 1
Santiago
Henry G. ‘Rokett
First Maine Artillery
Edgar 8. Stayer
Pennsylvania
Stephen Ogden Fuqua
U. S. Volunteer Infantry
Benjamin Stay, Jr
U. S Volunteer Infantry
Henry L. Jentinson
U. S. Volunteers
Lewis M. Clark
Robert Corliss
U. S. Infantry
War Department
Webster's Talk Concluded Before Venezuelan Arbitration Commission
Sir Richard Webster, Attorney-General of Great Britain, wrapped up his British case today. He warned that accepting Venezuela's claims would end arbitration by treating an unsupported claim as a title. The Commission adjourned discussions until Wednesday.
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Paris
Richard Webster
Great Tiritain
Venezuelan Arbitration Commission
Venezuela
Berkshire grand jury indicts former Pittfield auditor for forgery
The Berkshire county grand jury returned fifteen indictments charging forgery against Albert Learned, formerly Pittfield Auditor. Learned pleaded not guilty when arraigned, after being arrested on charges he forged orders on the City Treasurer and diverted funds. In Cornwall Ont a steamship, the Spartan, ran aground near Summerston with tugs aiding.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire County
Albert Learned
Pittfield
Learned
Rough Rider regiments unlikely to be raised say Corbin
Adjutant General Corbin stated no authorization exists to enlist any of the rough rider regiments under the volunteer act. He indicated the President’s express direction must be obtained before any action toward raising these regiments. The remarks suggested a low likelihood of their future organization.
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Washington
Corbin
Agreement May Be Reached On Wage Dispute
The conference between American Tin Plate Company officers and the Amalgamated Association wage committee should end this afternoon with a ful and satisfactory understanding on the wage question. The Silver State's Leased Wire reports. The London press welcomes Yale and Harvard athletes arriving from Southampton to train at Brighton, hoping the visit yields success in all respects except the contests.
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ST. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway Company
New York
Duluth
Ashland
Pasuate
United States Circuit Court
Ter
Enbrie
Washington
Rntent
Guatemala
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Corinto
State
Chicago
American ‘Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Iran and Steel Workers
Silver State
London
Yale
Harvard
Southampton
American Line
St Louis
Brighton
trans-Atlantic University
Nominating fights at Kentucky Republican convention
The Kentucky Republican State Convention adopted a platform denouncing Democratic measures and endorsing McKinley era policy. Leaders withdrew to back W. S. Taylor for Governor, while Pratt was nominated for Attorney General amid heated confrontations and rival speeches.
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Lexington
Committee On
J. W. Nierkes
Republican Party of
Kentucky
Republican Party
Republican Congress
McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Gobel
McChord
Bradley
HL. Stone
W. S. Taylor
Clifton J. Pratt
Stone
Taylor
General Taylor
John Marshall
Louisville
Thomas J. Young
Bath County
J. B Bennett
Greencup
Harlan T. Batty
Lo County
Caleb Bretal
Knox County
W. H. Hall
Pratt
W. D. Durham
Harmony
W. J. Yerkes
FR. Ramsely
London
Fr. W. Slacus
T. Proctor
Ramsey
John 8
Sweeney
Bourbon
T. J. Hardin
Owen
W. Be, Latchings
Laurel
Storm damages the Drydock at Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York July 15 The Brooklyn Navy Yard dry dock No 2, funded with 400000 for repairs, was badly damaged in last night's storm likely ending its service for nearly two years. The eastern side bulged over fifty feet with heights from one to ten feet as water penetrated and loosened the abutment. The dock cost about 1100000 twelve years ago and no repairs have begun under the available appropriation. The cruiser Detroit had just left the dock before the storm.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard Dry Dock No
Congress
Detroit
Otis Seeks 2500 Horses for Philippine Cavalry
Washington July 1 A dispatch from General Otis requests 2 500 horses be sent to the Philippines to form a cavalry brigade for use after the rainy season General Otis says Manila horses are unsuitable and Secretary Alger plans careful selection favoring wiry Southern State stock for strength and lightness.
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Washington
General Otis
Philippines
Otis
Manila
Alger
Pension Committee Ends Work With White House Conference
Washington July 13 The Pension Committee of the G A R completed its work with a White House conference with the President. They then visited the Pension Bureau and reviewed about thirty cases from reports and complaints. After eight or ten were examined and agreements reached, the committee decided it was useless to proceed further.
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Washington
Pension Committee
The
White House
Pension Bureau
California Protest Over Jamaica Citrus Tariff Reduction
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions opposing a 20 percent tariff cut on Jamaica citrus, warning of irreparable injury to California and potential global follow-ons. A Southwest Congress resolution echoed similar concerns amid broader tariff debate. Samuel Kenney Sr., father of U S Senator Kenney, died suddenly in Delaware at age.
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Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
McKinley
Jamaica
West Indies
California
United States
Southwest Congress
Samuel Kenney
Wilmington
Del
Judy UL
United State
Kenney
Faerie
Laurel
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Wrecking Company
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Dewey
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Mnances
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Egypt
Olympia
Baptists Youths IN Convention
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Geer
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Oregon Volunteers
Para
Newport
Presidio
Portland
Racing
Webster
Cornwall Ont
Spartan
Richetlea and Ontario Navigation Company
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Silverman
W. Sh Ives
Privy Council
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Mane
Arthur D. Gorman
State Department
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