River and Harbor Bill Conference Report Eases Pork
Washington June 1 a conference committee agreement on the river and harbor bill drops many engineer opposed items and preserves multiple pork projects. Senator Burton of Ohio warns against the kept provisions while opposition grows in both houses over remaining costly measures including Cleveland improvements and Texas Beaumont Neches canal. The reported total stands at 51 million 947 thousand 718 dollars.
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Washington
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Burton
Ohio
Taft
Balloy
Esn
Beaumont-Neches Canal
Texas
Senator Burton
Cleveland
Crty
Beaumont
Noches Canal
Green River Dam
Kentucky
Michigan
Missouri River
Lake Con‘teary
Defense Opens in Sugar Fraud Cases in U S Circuit Court
New York June 1 The defense in the sugar fraud trial before Judge Martin argues the dock supervisor Spitzer ran the department and that defendants Bendernagel cashier and Gerbracht superintendent had no weighing duties. Counsel MacKellar blames former directors Bonner and Matthiessen, noting Matthiessen died in 1906 and Gerbracht’s powers were limited thereafter.
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New York
Martin
United States Circuit Court
Bendernagel
Williamsburg
Gerbracht
Spitzer
Bennlernagel
George Macckellar
J O. Bonner
BH. Matthiessen
Trust
Bonner
Mr. Matthiessen
Boltser
MacKellar Wald
German Gleanings and labor courts in Germany
A summary noting that Germany has over 700 labor exchanges and about 100000 portions filed monthly. It states sandy ground paper quality limits and calls for industrial courts in towns of 20000 inhabitants or less to handle wage disputes. Bernard Shaw predicts insults if he visits America, reflecting vanity and public reaction.
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Germany
Roosevelt lashes British policy in Egypt at London talk
In Guildhall Roosevelt denounced Britain's Egypt handling urging a stronger hand or withdrawal. He told England to face its duties or quit, prompting mixed reception as observers questioned propriety of a foreigner attacking current policy. The speech drew sharp headlines in London papers.
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Guild Hall
City of London
Roosevelt
London
Guildhall
Chlonil Roosevelt
Hogiind
Egypt
England
Sir Widon —Jorst
Solonel
Star
Fitzherbert Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend
New York reports Fitzherbert the leading racehorse won the Brooklyn handicap one mile and a quarter at Gravesend with 120 pounds. The four year old non Ethelbert Mamoranth led from start to finish, beating the field by a length and a half as 12 000 spectators watched him establish a 2 05 25 time.
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Fitzherbert
New York
America
Brooklyn
Gravesend
Mr. Hildreth
Non
Ethelbert-Morfanath
Aubmifasion
Audh Edae
Two Penn Prisoners Escape Ohio Prison Wall Route
Two prisoners escaped from the Ohio penitentiary by sealing the front building with a two inch belting. Albert Frazer, 24, from Lucas county serving 15 years for burglary and larceny. Bert Smith, 20, serving life for murder in Cuyahoga county. Frazer had a little over a year in prison. Smith a little over two years. Bloodhounds at Lancaster were sent for.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentary
Albert Frazer
Lucas County
Bert Smith
Cuyahoga County
Aittle
Smith Aittle
Lancaster
Fawcett Bound Over After Mansfield Shooting Charge
Fred Fawcett the Negro depverado was captured in Columbus and brought to Mansfield for a hearing after shooting Special Officer Hunt and wounding Officer Gray. Held for grand jury under $5,000 bond, with threats of lynching cited. Fawcett escaped prior to capture and was shot during the incident. A separate item promotes electric bitters for health and beauty.
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Mansfield
Fred Fawcett
Depverado
Hunt
Columbus
Fawcett
Mayor Brown
Officer Gray
Officer Hunt
Planting Lake Bass In Inland Waters
Ohio officials announce a August distribution plan for mature bass raised in Lake Erie to bolster inland waters. State Fish and Game Warden John C. Speaks notes these mature stock will spawn this season and enhance fishing across streams and lakes. The report also lists a separate notes on Ohio postmasters named by the president in Washington.
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Columbus
John C
Dave Whitch
Lake Erie
Stop Kissing Campaign Sparks Health Debate Across Cities
A circulated pledge by a health group urges stopping kissing to curb disease, prompting denials from Chicago officials and mixed reactions from doctors. Despite headlines, officials say no school plan exists while anecdotes cite Dr King’s New Discovery as a life saver for bronchial ailments.
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Kyle
Abe Tay
World's Health Organization
Chicago
Bila Figg Young
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Rechtin
East
McMillan Street
Cincinnati
Untlitesing Organization
Hocking Valley case remanded to federal Merits hearing set
In Columbus on June 1 Judge Sater overruled the motion to remand the Hocking Valley receivership case to the common pleas court. The suit will proceed on its merits in the United States court. Berlin hosts Prince Henry Trophy tour cars for a multi city run with speed contests and stops at Brunswick Cassel Rothenburg Strassburg and Hamburg.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
Common Pleas Court
Sater
United States Court
Berlin
Brunswick
Cassel
Rothenburg
Strassburg
Btrawenburg
Coblents
Keep the King at Home Laxatives Praised by Family
Paul Mathulka of Putula writes that Dr King’s New Life Pills kept at home have proven a blessing for the family. He claims the remedy aids stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available for 2 shillings at Baker Co and Pink in Dredaricktown.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Putula
G. BR
Baker & Co
Pink
Dredaricktown
The Uplift Movement and Father’s Downfall
A dramatic critique traces a father centric social trend, detailing how a generation challenges male supremacy, the rise of “What’s the Matter With Father” songs, and public adulation that ends in a public fall as youth resist paternal authority and arranged progress.
Gold Brick Game Still Profitable claimed by officials
A pre hearing before U S Commissioner Craig tied two men George W. Foster and B A Starkloff to the gold brick and greengoods swindles. Officials say the pair earned over 100000 yearly by selling mythical gold mines and displaying worthless brick. Associates linked to Red Adams, the greengoods swindler. Also Danville beat Howard 7 to 5 and local residents Mr and Mrs M J Fish visited Waterford. Farmers urged to buy Pride of the Valley flour mix with bran from Brown Milling Co Howard Ohio.
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Philadelphia
Jone
George W. Fost
B. A Starkloff
United States
Craig
Post Office
Post
Starkloff
Legethin
Red” Adams
Sing Sing Prison
Brooklyn
Valley
Brown Milling Co
Howard
Ohio
Pope to mark 75th birthday with quiet day
Rome June 1 The pope turns seventy five on June 5 1846 birthdate and will observe no public celebration tomorrow. He will spend the day quietly receiving only congratulations from his household and family members in keeping with church tradition.
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Rome
Rinse
Folk to Announce His Choice for Democratic Ticket
Informal Missouri Democratic League event at Kansas City will host leaders and candidates as Folk weighs running for senator. Analysts say Harmon’s withdrawal could push Folk into the race, while Warner faces opposition from Hadley and others. Primary outcome due next November.
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Bitanne
Avaplens
Misanuci Democratic League
Harmony
Kansas City
Eudere
Varlouk Parin
Pulltinal
Folk
Harmon
Chin Bu
Warner
Minaguri
David BR Frantle Hag
Nave
James A. Bead
SM Or
Knocas City
Sterling P. Bond
St. Louis
Hadley
Northern Minnesota Development Association Opens in Crookston
About six hundred delegates from thirty counties gather in Crookston Minnesota to begin a three day session of the Northern Minnesota Development Association. Speakers include Dean A F Woods George Walsh W Cooley A E B Chamberlain S P Dowling Wille M Hays and Bornhirdt Byegaild. The meeting ends Friday with a delegate motor ride.
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Crookston
Ming
Seasion
Northern Minnesota Development Association
Crookston Commercial Club
Dean A. F Woods
State Agricultural Cole Togo
George Walsh
Immigraton Department
Memorial and meeting notes in Poellville and Columbus
The article records a Memorial Day event by the Grand Army in Poellville on Monday, with remarks by Mr William Koon and relatives noted. It also mentions Mr Edward TL Parker traveling to Columbus Wednesday for a meeting of the Ohio Retail Trade Dealers Association, where he serves as secretary and treasurer.
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Willan Carter Koon
Wiliam My Koon
Mt Pernon
Foun Hagger
Grand Army
Poellville
Edward TL. Parker
Columbua
Ohio
Sloe Dealera’ Cumociathin
Parker i
Association
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Fredericktown
BASS
O. C
Benedict
Devnison
Mahon
Atlanta Constitution
Pathor
Biel
Nee
James M. Black
Ashville
G. R. Baker & Co
F. Fink
Baek- Jen
Gr, Baker & Co
Fink
Waorrington Posty
Alwaye Fither
Pather
W. D. Boyes
Lesally
Danville
M. J. Fish
North Mulberry Street
Waterford
Mr. Fish
J.A. Fish
Minnesota
Cer Peng
Sansco
W. F. Allen Druggist
South Main Street
Mrn
Mir
Barr
Ey Copsum
Ofle Metall
Ead -Ong Beh
Bell Telephone
Central Union Telephone
Main and Vine Streets
THE
Gambier Banking Company
Gambier, Ohio
Taylor's
Purina Poultry Feeds
Gall
D. R. Doelfs
Ouara House
Mt. Vernon
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