Local social notes and wedding at St Pauls Church
A Busy social calendar details visits among Miss Elma Woollen Kate Gottrich and others in Detroit Michigan and Charlevoix while Mr and Mrs Blair plan a Lake Placid trip. The Batley Bales wedding at St Pauls is described with bridal party and music.
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Elma Woollen
Detroit
Kate Gottrich
Michigan
Mary L. Davis
Columbia
James W. Sturgis
Atlantic City
New York
Edwin C. Pratt
St. Louis
Nettie Ransford
Windsor
Augustus Coburn
Charlevoix
Rockbridge Alum Springs
Eben Sommers Baker
Crawfordsville
Charles New
Harry Eaeeeeee
Robert Morrow
Meridian
Nellie Tolin
Spencer Harrell
Pennsylvania Street
Fairland
J. J. Totten
Allen B. Philpott
D. W. Howe
Joseph RR. Morgan
Charles Duvall
City
Morgan
Louis
Jennie Jeffries
Evalyn Jeffries
Paul Jeffries
Irvington
A.M. Hall
Springfield
Marion
George McCulloch
Martha
Elegant Laced Veil Weds In Indianapolis Ceremony
A detailed account of two weddings features Miss Ruth Hales as ring bearer and Miss Esther Bales distributing flowers as the bride enters with her father. The ceremony plus a small reception at the bride’s parents’ home near 701 North Alabama includes guests from Chicago, Logansport, Lafayette and Seattle. The couple heads to a bridal trip to Minneapolis and St. Paul, with at home to follow after Sept 10 at 21396 Talbott Avenue.
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Miss Ruth Hales
Esther Bales
Carrie Hyatt
C. W. Bridges
Pennslvania Street
Nina Bealle
Telegraph to Dawson connects Ottawa to Dawson City line
Ottawa reports telegraph direct communication perfected today linking Ashcroft to Dawson City. The network spans 1 734 miles with sections Ashcroft to Quesnel 275 miles Quesnel to Hazelton 400 miles Hazelton to Telegraph Creek 3 miles and Atlin to Dawson 570 miles. Ashcroft serves as south terminus and Vanel messages will be accepted from there.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dawson City
Ashcroft
Quesnel
Hazelton
Telegraph Creek
Atlin
Dawson
Deutschland Sets New Steamship Speed Records
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland arrived in New York August L and raised the western hourly run average to 23.07 knots, beating its own prior record of .02 knots. Its best day’s run reached 1 knot, another new record, as Nantucket lightship signaled via Marconi and received a reply.
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New York
Deutschland
Nantucket
Marconi
Heat Warps Kansas City Brick Streets into Brick Volcanoes
A Washington visitor in Kansas City notes asphalt streets stay calm while brick pavements, strained by extreme heat, erupt in several city areas. Bricks spout up to ten feet in the air and some shoot sideways, yet no injuries are reported, likely due to good luck and timing.
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Kansas City Journal
Washington
Kansas City
Kansas Town
Stokes Wins Close Connecticut Club Match at New Haven
Rev Anson P Stokes Jr a noted golf player defeated A H Chase of Norwich Club in a nip and tuck first round at the Connecticut Club New Haven Stokes won by one up as the gallery cheered and Yale classmate praised his performance in a moment of quiet self confidence.
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Holyoke
Mass
Anson P. Stokes, Jr
Connecticut
New Haven
A. H. Chase
Norwich
Anson
Stokes
Rhode Island clam shortage signals decline in New England
The Boston Globe notes a steady approach to clam extermination in New England. Providence River yields reach record lows this year, while export duties in Maine and poor tides across Massachusetts hinder harvesting. Rhode Island’s fame wanes as foreign clams become scarcer, raising concerns about supply.
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Boston Globe
New England
Providence
Rhode
Rhode Island
The Cervera Loving Cup Proposal in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a plan to present a loving cup to Admiral Cervera for his conduct during the Santiago harbor action. Lt Hobson is named to lead the presentation, reflecting the era’s view of valor and sacrifice amid conflict with Spain.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Cervera
Sastingo Harbor
Hobson
Macon Judge Blocks City In Railroad Property Dispute
Judge Emory Speer of the U.S. Circuit Court signed an order restraining Macon from interfering with Central of Georgia Railroad properties. The city had seized and handed over terminals to the Dublin & Savannah Railroad Company claiming Central’s rights had lapsed. A hearing will determine the rights and restore control to the Central Railroad.
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Macon
Emory Speer
United States Circuit Court
Central of Georgia Railroad
Central Railroad
Poperty
Ncon, Dublin & Savannah Railroad Company
Central
Trust to Luck Not Safe for Home Title and Fire Insurance
A promotional note urges securing home insurance and title protection. It cites Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 129 East Market Street and provides a contact telephone number.
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Indiana
Itle Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Tel
Old Mill Destroyed In Inferno Damage Reaches 830000
Fire swept the Hudnut Company mill and a nearby old wooden mill in Terre Haute Indiana destroying both structures within minutes. Insurance covers the losses estimated near 830000. Firefighters aimed to protect the new match factory nearby and a local man connected with the mills had recently moved two blocks away. In Salem Indiana a separate arson case burned the Saltillo roller mills after a blackmailer warned owners to leave a silver bag. The mills valued at 40000 reportedly carried small insurance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Hudnut Company
Salem
Saltillo
Sorrowful trio of Midwest suicides shock Indiana towns
In Elkhart Henry Heasley aged 61, a longtime grocer, shot himself in his store, despondent over ill health and business decline. In Bluffton Miss Ethel Porter 17 attempted suicide at a home, firing a revolver but survived, after an earlier life of trouble. In Morristown Elva Nelson 22 ingested arsenic in a midday suicide attempt linked to unrequited love. she may recover.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Henry Heasley
Bluffton
Ethel Porter
William Howard
George Porter
Morristown
Elva Nelson
Modoc youth Clyde Hunt jailed for alleged assault in Winchester
Clyde Hunt of Modoc Indiana is jailed in Winchester on a charge of criminal assault against Elizabeth Fahr twelve daughter of J M Fahr Hunt is eighteen years old and the incident occurred in Winchester Indiana on August first reports indicate the case is under police inquiry and awaiting further action.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winchester
Ind
Clyde Hunt
Modoc
Elizabeth Fahr
J. M. Fahr
Hunt
Councilman Anderson Nearly Destroys Hotel Fire at Lake Maxinkuckee
Huntington Indiana August 1 Councilman DD Anderson temporarily of this city at Lake Maxinkuckee running a summer hotel was badly burned when a gasoline stove exploded He rushed into the blazing room and threw a large gasoline tank from the window preventing a potential explosion His injuries cover feet legs arms and face and his condition is serious
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Indianapolis Journal
Huntington
Ind
Anderson
Lake Maxinkuckee
Death of Dr Cort F Askren Found at Lodging House
TERRE HAUTE Ind Aug 1 Dr Cort F Askren was found dead early this morning under a lodging house window in his night clothes. The skull was crushed and the death is believed to result from falling asleep while sitting in the window. Once a promising young physician his practice waned in recent years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Cort F. Askren
Curless Twins Injured in Bee-Stung Runaway
Misses Orie B. and Osie BD Curless twin sisters aged eighteen teachers in the public school were seriously injured in a runaway near Windfall Indiana. Their horse was stung by bees causing the buggy to overturn. Osie broke a collar bone and both wives suffer internal injuries feared fatal by the attending physician.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Orie B
Osie
Curless
Marion Curless
Drowning Fatality In Jeffersonville River
Jeffersonville Ind Aug 1 Geo Herberick aged seventeen drowned last night while bathing. His body found upright in the river with a foot caught on a spike in a sunken barge. rescuers pried off the board to release him. This marked the third drowning death in the area this period.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Geo. Herberick
Parks
Arrest of Mrs Nelson Fritz in New Albany
Mrs Nelson Fritz was arrested in New Albany Ind after her husband, wanted in Bedford for the killing of John Feister on Monday, disappeared with their five children. They were spotted eighteen miles north near Nen yesterday. She said he left her this morning and may surrender across the river in Louisville tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Nelson Fritz
Bedford
John Feister
Frits
Louisville
Ring action ends in decision for Ashe after tough bout
In a hard fought match, one fighter staggered and defended himself off the ropes until assisted from the ring. Referee Herman Fleacher from Cincinnati awarded the decision to Ashe. The prelims featured Harry Brown of Louisville and John Foster of Alexandria drawing after eight rounds.
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Land
Herman Fleacher
Cincinnati
Ashe
Harry Brown
Louisville
John Foster
Alexandria
Rushville and Columbus Fighters Clashed at Indiana Fair
About 250 spectators from Edinburg and nearby areas watched Patsey Morris of Rushville and Will Boyle of Columbus fight six rounds at the Shelby County fair grounds. Morris knocked Boyle out. The bout, scheduled for Columbus, was halted by authorities before it began there.
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Indianapolis Journal
Edinburg
Ind
Columbus
Patsey Morris
Rushville
Will Boyle
Fair Grounds
Shelby County
Morris
Jesse Cates Long Identified With Wayne County Banking Interests
Richmond Ind Aug 1 Jesse Cates longtime Wayne county banking figure and Union National Bank president died last night at his daughter's home near Greensfork He helped found and develop agriculture and finance in the area accumulating extensive land holdings He married Rebecca Coggshal in 1835 and is survived by daughters Sarah Lucy and sons George and Edwin plus spouses and other relatives Funeral set for Sunday afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Jesse Cates
Union National Bank
Charles Statson
Greensfork
Cates
Wayne County
Mr. Cates
Jefferson County
Tennessee
Knoxville
Williamsburg
Cincinnati
Randolph County
First National Bank
Centerville
Second National Bank
Citizens’ Bank
Hagerstown
Winchester
Rebecca Coggshal
Sarah
George L
Edwin H. Cates
Lucy
William D. Clark
Death Notices from Winchester Fortville and Middletown Ind
At Winchester William D Jaqua aged sixty two died suddenly from congestion of the lungs after nursing a patient overnight He was in Company C Fiftieth Ohio Infantry Civil War and left a widow and two sons. In Fortville George A Hanna seventy three died after months of illness He left a widow and children One son E B Hanna is an engineer on the Big Pour and another son Charles T Hanna is a lawyer in Indianapolis. At Middletown Daniel Craig Cadiz resident dropped dead at the fair He left a widow and several children.
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Winchester
Ind
William
Jaqua
Fiftieth Ohio Infantry
Fortville
George A. Hanna
E. B. Hanna
Charles T. Hanns
Indianapolis
Middletown
Daniel Craig
Cadiz
Father And Daughter Reunite After Nine Year Separation
George T. Edmunds of Plymouth locates his daughter Sadie who vanished from Alpena Michigan when eighteen. Believed drowned or murdered by a jealous lover. Her mother and sweetheart died soon after. Sadie, now Mrs. Lawrence Brice of New Orleans, is living in Thousad Islands area after detective-led reunion.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
George T. Edmunds
Plymouth
Sadie
Alpena
Mich
Crrer
Thousad Islands
New Orleans
Lawrence Brice
Southern Indiana Independent Telephone Association Meet Opens
New Albany Ind August 1 There is a large attendance at the annual convention at Maennercher Hall Nearly every Independent telephone company in southern Indiana is represented Charles D Knoefel president Home Telephone Company New Albany gave the welcome G A Kienle of Flushingburg replied E M Coleman secretary Louisville Home Telephone Company spoke with several papers and discussions on telephone business The convention adjourns tomorrow.
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New AL
Ind
Southern Indiana Independent Telephone Association
Maennercher Hall
Charles D. Knoefel
The
Home Telephone Company
New Albany
G. A. Kienle
Fluntingburg
Ohio Falls Co operative Window Glass filed in New Albany
The Ohio Falls Co operative Window Glass Company filed articles of incorporation in the county recorder's office. Capital is 3500, directors for the first year are Thomas Wall, James Wall, and Cons Armstrong. The De Pauw window glass plant was purchased and operations begin in September with about 100 workers. N T De Pauw may operate the adjoining bottle house.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Ohio Falls Co-operative Window Glass Company
de Pauw Works
County Recorder's Office
Messrs. Thomas
James Wall
Cons. Armstrong
Evansville Woman Dies Suddenly. Husband Held in Investigation
Mrs. Anna Cooper wife of Fred Cooper died suddenly today in Evansville Indiana. The physician says poisoning caused death and a post mortem is being held. Cooper was arrested days ago for assaulting his wife.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Anna Cooper
Fred Cooper
Monumental Randolph oil well opens new field
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Winchester Indiana August 1 reports the Mon arch Gas Company drilling on N T Butts farm four miles southeast of Winchester struck one of Randolph counties great oil wells. A stream shot up fifty feet above the derrick and within fifteen hours about 200 barrels were wasted as the well remains unsecured. The gas supply could yield about three million feet daily, signaling a substantial new oil field in the region.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winchester
Ind
Monarch Gas Company
N. T. Butts
Randolph County
Miss Urbanks and Garther Estate Dispute at Indiana Farm
Miss Urbanks arrived in May and bought a farm which she stocked and improved. Garther’s wife sent an attorney to seize her share. Garther died of cholera three days earlier. Urbanks had sold personal property, leased the farm, and was arrested on a train home to Indiana. She confessed that she and Garther had not married and surrendered. Mrs Garther’s attorney seized remaining property leaving Urbanks penniless.
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Miss Urbanks
Garther
Eera
Indiana
Bain Named Postmaster in Martinsville Upgrade
Special to the Indianapolis Journal. Martinsville Indiana July 11 A M Bain chairman of the Republican county central committee received his commission as postmaster today and will take charge Sunday. H H Nutter served as postmaster since September 1 1897 guiding the office from third class to second class with free delivery added November 1 1899. Nutter has earned twenty four dollars since then and Bain who is the present city attorney will resign at once.
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Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
A. M. Bain
Republican County Central Committee
H. H. Nutter
Nutter
Bain
Indiana Horticultural Society to Meet in South Bend
The Indiana Horticultural Society holds its annual meeting in South Bend on August 22 and 23 with Professor Latta of Purdue University among the principal speakers. Local arrangements are by the St. Joseph County Horticultural Society and an effort is underway to attract Secretary of Agriculture Wilson as an attendee.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Indiana Horticultural Society
Latta
Purdue University
St. Joseph
Earlham College football outlook bright with Peacock return
Richmond Indiana August 1 The Earlham football prospect looks strong with several former players back and Peacocks return to oversee athletic work He will join the team and lead a squad expected to compete well against state colleges.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Peacock
Earlham
Mancie Team Dominates Richmond In Golf Match
In Richmond, Mancie golf team routed Richmond 14 up in the Mancie Richmond Marion series. Notable results include Comstock of Richmond losing to Johnson 5 up and Lesh of Muncie beating Poundstone 6 up. Turner of Muncie defeated Hussey 9 up while Craighead of Richmond beat Greier 3 up. Walker of Muncie defeated Elmer 8 up with Stratton of Richmond tying McNaughton.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Elmer
Stratton
McNaughton
Madison City Council Sees Absences Bolster Democrat Hold
Madison Indiana August 1 Five Democrats met as five Republicans left to avoid a Democratic councilman filling a deceased term. Mayor McGuire sent the marshal to locate absentees with no success by night’s end. Kokomo Indiana August 1 Peter Hawkins seeks Russiaville saloon license despite remonstrance withdrawals.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Tower
McGuire
Patents Granted to Indiana Residents
Washington on August 1 reports patent awards to Indiana residents. John H. Bissett of Anderson receives a witch throwing and locking mechanism, William Butler with a red key apparatus for sheet and window glass, Emanuel D. Schmucker of Ayr a rolling gate, Williams Shirk of Anderson a ribbon feed device for typesetting machines, and Harry L. Steel of Dayton a corn harvester.
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Washington
John H. Bissett
Anderson
William Butler
Redkey
Emanuel D. Schmucker
Ayr
Williams. Shirk
Harry L. Steel
Dayton
Corn Harvester
VicLOUS MILE AT MUNCIE Fights end with tough decision
In a twenty round match at the Interurban Club in Muncie Indiana, Kid Ashe of Cincinnati defeated Young Wolcott of New York but failed to floor him. Wolcott showed stamina and was saved by the bell despite taking heavy punishment, with Ashe controlling most of the later rounds.
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Indianapolis
Ashe
Wolecott
Wolcott
Woman Die in Strange Trining Incident
Marion Indiana reports the death of Mrs. Denny Doster of Converse after a routine training session. She became intensely heated and cooled herself with ice water. Shortly after, she developed lockjaw and died last evening.
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Marion, Ind
Denny Doster
Converse
Undertaker Garther Vanishes With Cash. Urbanks Missing
Fort Scott Kan August 1 Special reports J A Garther undertaker and furniture dealer of Washington Ind converted his property into cash and disappeared last March. Minnie Urbanks disappeared about the same time. Garther and
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the Times
Fort Scott
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J. A. Garther
Washington, Ind
Minnie Urbanks
Garther
Chicago man begins cross-country auto trip to Buffalo
Arthur J. Eddy of Chicago reached Kendallville after the first day of his run to Buffalo covering 179 miles. He planned about 250 miles per day under favorable conditions, so he is well ahead of his schedule at the end of the initial leg.
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Kendallville
Ind
Arthur J. Eddy
Chicago
Buffalo
Evansville man sentenced for tattooing boys in police court
Evansville Indiana William Thompson was sentenced to the State Reformatory today for two to fourteen years after pleading in Police Court to tattooing boys. The boys were allegedly taught to steal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
William Thompson
Resignations, reunions, accidents mark Indiana town notes
A string of local items from Indiana towns reports the United Presbyterian Church accepting the Rev. John Meir Hervey’s resignation, a farewell for his family, and a Shanghai tied church leadership change. Other notes cover railway accidents in Crawfordsville, milk price hikes due to drought, a Twenty first Indiana Battery reunion in South Bend, thefts in Monticello, a boy’s arrest in Hartford City, a jail yard stone pile in Winchester, a Jay Randolph Olive old settlers reunion in Portland, church building plans in Martinsville, a Wabash Hospital tally after a Cass wreck, a pension grant for Edmond Kyle, and the death of John Ott in Louisville.
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Edmond Kyle
China
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Peking
New Albany
John Ott
Louisville
Maclay Identified A New York Letter In Chicago Tribune
Edgar Stanton Maclay emerges as a notable figure amid naval history debates over Rear Admiral Schley's conduct in the Spanish American War. The 39 year old, son of a clergyman, is described with detailed physical traits, temperament, music interest, and his early career as a Tribune reporter. He later pursued law and self financed study while composing his first naval history at Cornell.
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Chicago Tribune
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Maclay
Schley
Spain
New York Tribune
Board of Education
Tribune
Life of Maclay and Naval Writing Career Spotlight
A fragmented reminiscence traces the career of Maclay from youth abroad to journalism. It notes his early hardships, self education in French and German, time on a Rhine voyage, work with Wardman at the Tribune, and later roles including naval editorials, a lighthouse keeper stint, marriage, and his critique of Schley.
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Germany
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Rhine
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Setauket
L. 1
Bren
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Allen
Porto Rico
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Harry du
J. Parmly Paret
Paret
India
Schley
Their Valid Excuse
In a Civil War reminiscence a veteran officer recalls a camp recruit unit. He notes frustration at training raw soldiers and jokes about rain exposing discipline lapses. He recounts inspecting picket lines found soaked recruits under a tree and the absurd excuse that umbrellas were unavailable.
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Detroit
Raine
Crown Kissing Controversy Dims Coronation Plans
King Edward resolves a change to the coronation ceremony by abolishing the mandatory king kissing with the peers. He informs the chancellor, archbishop, and others of the royal decree, ending the long standing practice and bringing relief to the realm. The move sparks wide joy across the United Kingdom.
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Nebraska
Canterbury
Koft
Ters
How Much Better Hartford Courant
The British workingman has organized strikes that have challenged American manufactures. The piece argues Britain’s approach has hurt employers and questions how American workers might benefit by emulating British tactics.
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Hartford Courant
Great Britain
The Change in Cuba at Havana
At this hour the di¢ has been. It is useless to look back there be blame there be or for whatever cause things in Cuba are designed to change. Those who adapt to the new order may receive compensation for changes in customs language and influences.
Linemen Killed by Live Wire in Shreveport Incident
SHREVEPORT La Aug 1 Potts and P B Player two Cumi telephone men were killed instantly tonight while stringing a covered wire with a bare connection which touched a trolley wire causing fatal results.
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Shreveport
Potts
P. B
Missouri Town Suffers by Fire
Clarksville Missouri suffered a large fire at a local grocery store owned by Cash & Co destroying a major portion of the shop. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night with efforts still under control by 1 15 a m. Local authorities investigate possible cause as residents assess the damage.
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Cash
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