Married: Rev K J Cardy Weds Ida Moulton in 1906
The marriage of Rev K J Cardy to Ida Moulton occurred June 19 1906 at the Moulton home. The ceremony was simple yet elegant with Mrs Cardy charming in a white robe. Dr A G Schell performed the service as friends and relatives sent best wishes for the couple and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Cardy
Ida Moulton
Huron
Hurn College
L. Z. Moulton
Ida Peari
Missouri State University
Platte
A. G. Schell
Union Star
Mendelssohn
Steeplejack James H Glenn Dies in Smokestack Fall
Steeplejack with twenty years of experience James H Glenn, aged forty, died after a 165 foot fall from a smokestack at Thirty sixth and Butler streets in Chicago. He had suffered more than twenty prior falls in his career.
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Chicago
James H. Glenn
Butler
Glenn
Howe Autograph Reply From Julia Ward Howe for Asher Pay
Boston birthday letter from Julia Ward Howe to Asher F Pay recounts her 1888 note years after writing the Battle Hymn of the Republic and her Civil War link as she sends an autograph letter and a poem copy detailing the events surrounding its creation.
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Julia Ward Howe
Boston
Asher F. Pay
Mr. Asheir
New England Women’s Club of
Wisconsin railroad rebates under scrutiny prompt prosecutions
Madison July 12 Governor Davidson announced plans to prosecute Wisconsin railroads for rebates masked as commissions after Railroad Commissioner Thomas reported illicit practices. Attorney General Sturdevant will issue an opinion on whether taxes can be collected on sums omitted from gross earnings. Railroads examined include Northwestern St Paul and Omaha.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas
Wisconsin
Davidson
Sturdevant
Northwestern
St. Paul
Omaha
Crop Report Reports Favorable Growing Conditions
The past week brought clear sunshine and no rain, helping early sown wheat barley and oats mature, while late sown grain will need more rain. An expert notes red rust on lower wheat leaves but no black rust. rye harvest starts in about ten days, and flax and haying progress with some rain needed.
Advocates Trade Schools For National Craft Revival
President F. S. Luther of Trinity College Hartford urged replacing limited unions with public trade schools. He argued current apprentices suffer from jealous teachers and greedy employers. He called for well funded, public trade schools that educate only for progress, claiming two years in trade school could surpass four years in apprenticeship.
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New Haven
F. S. Luther
Trinity College
Hartford
American Institute of Instruction
Luther
Bethlehem Steel Offers Price Reduction on Big Battleship Armor Contract
Washington July 12 Bethlehem Steel executives C M Schwab President Johnson and Vice President Schneider visited the navy department to urge adjustments to the armor contract for the battleships South Carolina and Michigan. Bethlehem bids $381 per ton but may drop to $345 to match Midvale if awarded a share of the roughly $2.5 million contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. M. Schwab
Johnson
Schneider
Bethlehem Steel Company
Navy Department
South Carolina
Michigan
Bethlehem Company
Midvale Company
Cleveland Reaches Tamworth for Summer After Illness
Former President Grover Cleveland passed through New York en route to his Tamworth summer home. He is reportedly in good health, traveling with his personal physician Dr. J D Bryant who accompanies him as a guest.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Tamworth, N. Y
Cleveland
J. D. Bryant
Peru and Colombia Sign Modus Vivendi on Demilitarized Boundary
Telegraph from Jima reports a modus vivendi between Peru and Colombia was signed, abrogating the 1906 protocolo and creating a new arrangement to remove garrisons and civil authorities from the border region near Santiago and Chile.
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Peru
Colombia
Santiago
eChile
Jima
Péru
Officials Define Usual Amount on Alton Road For Mer
Officials set a standard amount for a matter on Alton Road addressing local procedures. The notice outlines who is responsible and the applicable timeframe for action.
Rebates fined in Chicago and Alton case and Thaw speaks out
In Chicago Judge Landis fined the Chicago and Alton road $40,000 for illegal rebates to Schwarzschild & Sulzberger and fined two former officials $10,000 each. The same court meanwhile reported Harry Thaw denying insanity and saying he welcomes wide publicity of his stance.
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Chicago
Landig
United States District Court
Chicago and Alton Road
John Fairhorn
Fred A. Wann
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Kansas City
Packing Company
Landis
Murder at National hotel over $2700 draft theft
Miss Millie Ellison registered as Mrs. H. Johnson and was murdered in her room by a man using a hammer and alcohol to set her ablaze. Robbery is suspected after she cashed a $2700 draft earlier that day and the killer fled with her satchel. Ralph Riggs, a conductor, is jailed on a murder accusation by Ellison’s brother.
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Minneapolis
Millie Ellison
Ellsworth
Wis
National
H. Johnson
Detroit
Mich
M. J. Wilson
Milwaukee
Wilson
City Hospital
Nathan M. Riggs
Omaha
Elroy
Miss Ellison
Miners Return After Regional Coal Strike Settlement
A regional coal strike affecting about 10 000 miners and laborers along the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railroad ends. Representatives of coal companies and miners officials and all employees will return to work next Monday in a settlement described as a substantial miners victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Monroe to Run First Municipal Street Railway
Monroe mayor announces selection of motormen for what may be the nation s first municipally owned street railway. The test for fitness is total abstinence from intoxicants, with the project funded by revenues from the city s electric lighting plant and other public utilities.
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Monroe
Ith
United States
Street Railway
A. A. Forsythe
Buffalo Freight Handlers Strike For Higher Wages
A general strike of freight handlers at Buffalo docks was called for higher pay from 17 to 20 cents an hour. Police clashed with strikers as officers attempted to clear the docks after a stone throwing incident. no serious injuries were reported.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
Deed of insane man shocks South Carolina town
A Walterboro special reports J. W. Innegan, a Colleton county farmer, killed his wife and four children with an axe at their home near Walterboro. He surrendered to neighbors, is jailed in Walterboro, and claims he does not know why. He is said to be a Swedish native.
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Charleston
S. C
Evening Post
Walterboro
J. W. Innegan
Colleton County
Irnegan
Sweden
Misunderstanding Cleared Up In Coal Strike
In Columbus Ohio on July 12 miners from the Hocking district walked out over a fraction of a cent per ton. After negotiations involving Secretary-Treasurer Savage the dispute was resolved and the 10,000 men were ordered back to work.
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Columbus
Hocking
Savage
Sailors Rescued From Bark Margarita After Ship Fire
The schooner Jadge Penniwell, bound from New York to Charleston, arrived at Lewes Delaware with four of coefficients and nine sailors from the Margarita crew who abandoned ship after a fire Monday. They were rescued by the Judge Penni at Atlantic City.
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Lewes
Del
Jadge Penniwell
New York
Charleston
Féers
Margarita
Atlantic City
Judge Penni
Mutiny and attempted assassination threaten Sebastopol fleet
Reports from Sebastopol describe a June to July mutiny on the battleship Potemkin and an attempted assassination of Admiral Choukin. The attack occurred Feb 9 at the admiral’s residence, with four shots fired and the assailant killed by a guard. Choukin had long service and was slated for Far East duty.
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Sebastopol
Em Potemkine
Chouknin
Elenet
Far East
Japan
Pacific
Debate Over Death Penalty Splits Russian Parliament
In St Petersburg on July 12 the upper house debates abolition while Father Butavic defends the death penalty citing God Moses and Pilate. The Red presses for cautious reform and warns constitutional Democrats of compromising with leftists.
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St. Petersburg
Father Butavic
God
Shri
Moses
Pilate
the Red
Liament
Novoe Vremya
Peror
Three Students Fire on Paymaster Office in St Petersburg
A dispatch from St Petersburg reports three young men in student dress shot and wounded a guard and a watchman at the paymaster's office of the admiralty. They fled in a cab with $12,000.
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London
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Deportations Reported by Strana Collaborator
In St. Petersburg on July 12 a Strana collaborator reports the subject has been investigated and that several persons have been deported to Beria since January 1.
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St. Petersburg
Strana
Toberia
Nebraska Democrats Plan Special Train to Bryan Reception
Lincoln July 12 leading Nebraska Democrats arrange a special train to New York for William J. Bryan reception. The trip aims to have Nebraskans reach New York in time for the event.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
New York
Homor
William J. Bryan
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Huron S. D
Peevey
SERS
Bengal
Rev
K.J. Cardy
Huron College
Steeplejack
Wally
STATE
Advocates Trade Schools
Alton Road
MER
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Municipal
Ohio
Chouki
Attema
Russi
Admiralty Office
Siberia
MR. Bryan
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