Weights and measures rules to govern grocers after July
A local discussion outlines that after July first all groceries will be sold by weight except berries bread and eggs. Potatoes onions apples and other produce will be weighed on scales to meet legal standards with the sealer of weights ensuring accuracy. Grocers plan to weigh vegetables rather than pour by measure and households should notice the shift in practice.
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Weisht
Housewiven
Olio
World Convention Of Baptists Opens At Philadelphia
The World Baptist Convention meets in Philadelphia to review missionary work and church relations with attendees from America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and South Africa. Leaders from Canada and the U S gather to discuss global cooperation and denomination goals in a long opening session.
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Convention of Baptists
Philadelphia
Phiteuiphin
Degin Blox Tolay
Baptiste
Philatelpia
At Malone
America
Europe
Avia
Australia
South Africa
Advance Monte Oncy
North Amulles
Bey Ur
Bhrowgh
Waptiet
W.T. Brnothouns
New York
Aolderson
Hogland
Webb Breaks In To Help Grand Rapids In Central Loop
Indianapolis pitcher Cleon Webb, lent by Grand Rapids after a prank by Bert Annis, delivered solid form in an American Association season where Ft. Wayne and Dayton battled for second in the Central League. Burke maneuvered to gain Webb for Indianapolis, paying Annis $150, while Webb proved valuable for the Grands, boosting Burke’s position and signaling a bright future for the hurler.
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Indianapolls
Ind
Bert Annis
Lialsemon
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Inez
Ft. Wayne
Bert
Jimmy Burky
Annia
Cleon Webb
Indianapolis
Dayton
Wayne Wligtly
Burke
Waynes
Wayne
Jimmy
Pt. Wayne
Father Jacobson
Jacobson
Webb
Annis
Grand Rapida
Pittsburg
Cleon
Onen
Watkins
Anny
Hart Annidie
Kansas Postmasters Meet Annual Session Opens
The Kansas postmasters association held its annual session with Mayor Vincent welcoming visitors. President Wy 4, Watson of Pittsburgh delivered the address as the meeting continues tomorrow.
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Antohinson
Eas
Dier
Tore Loilay
Vincent
Watson
Pittaburg
Westminster Hall luncheon welcomes Dominion parliaments
Veniton June 19 Dominion parliament representatives were formally welcomed at a luncheon in Westminster Hall. Lord Rosebery presided with the Prime Minister Mr. Balfour and Sir Wilfred Heprer among others of colonial prominence in attendance. Epworth League Institute gathers in Spokane for a Northwest session with several hundred delegates from Washington Oregon Idaho in attendance.
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Westminster Hall
Lord Rosebury
Mr. Balfour
Wilfred Heprer
Epworth League Institute
Spokane
Wash
Epworth Langue
Pavine
Liberty Lake
Bullpen Collapse Kills Four Convicts in Newport
Four convicts died and many others were injured when a bullpen collapsed in Newport Connecticut on June 19. The incident occurred in a Smoky Mountains area where two engines were reportedly testing for a monopoly on the only mountain pass. The convicts were aboard a vessel tied to the Star of South Carolina ship and the Horry Ball and Ehalo, with several others hurt in the fatal accident. NORCO was mentioned in connection with the time.
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Newport
Conn
Sonvinia
Smoky Mountains
Star of South Carolina
Howry
Ehalo Hay Whey
NORCO
Abraham Gonzales Mexican Governor Who Heads AnthAlien War
Abraham Gonzales serves as Mexican governor and leads a campaign described as heading an AnthAlien War with reforms and regional authority. The report notes his position and the scope of his military and political initiatives amid regional tensions.
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AnthAlien
Ohio utility reform boosts state control over public services
June 14 Columbus report on Winters utility bill creating a broad state utilities commission to regulate capitalization, rates, and practices. It aims to end wasteful duplication, unify telephone service, and extend public access to records, with local muni regulation kept for gas, water, and electric light utilities and consumer appeal rights. The measure is praised as sweeping and progressive, surpassing New Jersey’s approach.
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Ohio
Hols
Senate
Cap
Kak
USINY
Whiese ‘Pub
Gma, Water
Vloctiie Light
Columbus
New Jersey
Grady
Obie
Siete Hutter
Waa
Hibarriberm
Bribe Grand Jury May Get Together in Columbia Ongoing Probes
Startling developments in the legislative scandal suggest a grand jury may be convened in Columbia, Ohio, this week to hear testimonies since the last indictments. Prosecutors hold new facts showing witness dereliction and concealment, promising sensational, far reaching consequences as testimony is revisited to address possible perjury charges.
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Columbia, O
Wind Instrument Players Live Longer Than Sages Claim
A New York World report summarizes Dr. Forcheimer and Dr. James W. Rogers findings on longevity among wind and string instrument players. Data show wind players average 61 years, with trumpeters and cornetists living longer than flutists or oboists, challenging the belief that wind playing shortens life.
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Br. Forcheimer
International Tireenies
James Wf. Rogers
Gro “Dictionary of Music and Musicians
Champlin
Muale
New York World
Aviation Meet at Fort Erie to feature diverse events
The Fort Erie aviation gathering promises a peak event with a varied programme including speed races, ballooning, precision flying, altitude and duration tests, and notable aviators such as Curles, Benchy, McCurdy, and Bly slated to participate. King-specific details are limited due to OCR.
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Putte N
Forts Fire
Raow
Curles
Benchy
McCurdy
Bly
Armen
Boot and Shoe Workers Union opens convention in St Paul
In St Paul today June 19 delegates from across the United States Canada attend the International Boot and Shoe Workers Union convention. The gathering is expected to last a week to ten days with several important business matters to be discussed.
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Bt. Paul, Minn
International Boot & Shoe Workers’ Union
Todiy
Manipoliia
United States
Canada
O Frame Constitution For Portugal
Lisbon June 1 The constituent Assembly entrusted with framing a constitution for the Republic of Portugal met today and formally organized.
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Lisbon
Republic of Portugal
Trial of Von Pohl's Slayer Commenced Today
Denver June 19. The murder trial of H. Henwood begins for the May 24 barroom shooting at the Brown Palace Hotel. Victims include Sylvester von Pohl a renowned aeronaut Copeland a Victor minting man and Atkinson a Colorado Springs contractor. Von Pohl and Copeland died. Atkinson recovering. The feud stems from a love triangle with a Denver banker’s wife. The banker husband seeks divorce.
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Denver
Colo
Rank H. Henwood
Brown Palace
Henwood
Sylvester
Tony
von Publ
Copeland
Atkinson
Cotton Lading Bills Under Discussion After Knight Yancey Failure
New York June 19 banking and cotton representatives from the North and South met to address the cotton bills of lading issue raised by the Knight Yancey and Co. failure. A plan is hoped to be agreed to ensure the integrity of fading bills.
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New York
Knight, Yancey and Co
New Home for Pressmen Convention Dedication at Hale Springs
Rogersville Tennessee June delegates from local branches of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America gathered at Hale Springs to attend the annual convention and to assist at the dedication of the home for aged and indigent members recently completed.
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Rogersville
Tenn
Delawales
International Printing Preasmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Hale Springs
Ils County
Carolina Tennis Championship Opens in Greenville
The fourth annual Carolina Championship tennis tournament opens at Sans Souci Country Club in Greenville on June 1. Top experts enter men's singles and doubles, a men’s consolation, women’s singles, and mixed doubles events to be decided through the week.
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Greenville
8. C
Carolinas
Sans Souci
Thin City
Boston Ancient and Honorable Artillery hosts Canadian regiment
In Boston on June 19 a farewell dinner marked the visit of the Sixty-Second Regiment of Muni seers of St. John New Brunswick. The Canadian soldiers were entertained by the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in a cordial event and elaborate hospitality.
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Boston
Mass
Sixty-Second Regiment of Muniseers
St. John
N. B
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Class Day Exercises at Yale University
Yale University held Class Day exercises across four departments academic scientific law and medicine. The Law School addressed graduates with a speech by Attorney General Wicker.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Taw
Wicker.aban
Minnesota Labor Federation Opens 29th Convention
Delegates from Minnesota cities gather in Mankato for the twenty ninth convention of the State Federation of Labor. The meeting aims to form an independent labor party to influence state and national politics with expected spirited contests for election officers.
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Mankato
Minn
Minnesota
State Federatte of Labor
Federation
Labor Party
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