Bruggists Meeting in Guttalo Unites Trade Group
The Bruggists gathered in Guttalo for a meeting to review the national association’s aims and its effort to regulate prices on drugs and patent medicines. Discussion covered queries, with officers to be chosen tomorrow. A nominating committee was formed amid social refreshments and an audience in the auditorium.
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Guttalo
le Next
Tas
FH. Carter
Tisting
Oo Jeane
Druszists
Anison Anl Lafayette
Fire damages Wayne Hotel in Fort Wayne
Fire at the Wayne Hotel in Fort Wayne broke out around 1 a m and burned until midnight, causing about 500 in damage. The cause is believed electric wiring near the elevator shaft. Guests escaped in night clothes. the remodeled building is insured, owned by J C Peters with lessee G W Millis, delaying future conventions.
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Indiana
Otie Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wayne Hotel
Reading
Inchrane
J.C. Peters
G. W. Millis
Chicago
Storm fires destroy Davis & Cos store in Knightaville
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a severe morning storm as lightning struck Davis & Cos general store at Knightaville causing a destructive fire. The frame building and a large stock of merchandise were burned, with losses over 310,000 insured. Nearby, John Fisher ing's barn near Asherville was struck and burned, hay and grain lost but livestock saved.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Davis & Cos General Store
Knightaville
John Fishering
Asherville
Graduates at Marion Normal College Law Class
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Marion Indiana June graduation exercises at Marion Normal College. J P Bramhall Mendota Missouri Clarence Edgar Martin Chambersburg Missouri Guy L Louderbeck Cornell Iowa Jett Adams Wabash Margaret King Hern St Paul Minnesota Mrs Hern first woman lawyer graduate from Marion College Henry Dean frome Coens Sai Houck Columbus June 6 The final scene in the local school controversy shows T E Otto trustee superseded by J N D Reeves for a three year term Mayor George W Caldwell supported the change in the faction opposed to the late Cerner.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion, Inc
Marion Normal College
J. P. Bramhall
Mendota
Clarence Edgar Martin
Chambersburg
Guy L. Louderbeck
Cornell
Jett Adams
Wabash
Margaret King Hern
St. Paul
Minn
Marion College
Henry Dean Froe Coens
Sai. Houck
Columbus
Ind
T. E. Otto
J. N. D. Reeves
Otto
J. A. Carnagey
Cerner
George W. Caldwell
Otte
Marion High School Commencement At Grand Opera House
The Marion High School held its twenty first commencement at the Grand Opera House Wednesday night with thirty eight graduates listed by name. Muncie High School followed with thirty six graduates at the Wysor Grand Opera House Thursday night and plans to close week with an improv basketball event at First Baptist Church Tuesday. Richmond notes a Greek department vacancy at Earlham College filled by Ete Freemanson, with Thomp son from Wellesley, then Boston University and Bryn Mawr training completing doctor of philosophy work.
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Clara Davis
Bessie Daniels
Nelle Derry
Minne
Mary Keener
Frank Kiser
Edna Lulek
Deila Lujek
Ernest Mellyain
Lottie Snyder
Clare E . Stanley Pershing
Pol Ri Burzell
I 7Ath Shideter
Herbert H
Rex Smith
Herbert Snyder
Mabel
Vdith Teyler
Cora Vout
George
Bart McClung
Merril Naftzger
Dennis
Ida Wright
Rollin Wood
May Goodlander
Richmond
Earlham College
Ete Freemanson
University of Chicago
Miss Thompson
Wellesley College
Boston University
ILM
Bryn Mawr
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday
Fair to day and tomorrow with fresh westerly winds. Washington forecast shows fair weather in Ohio Indiana and Minnesota with variable winds. Temperatures trend upward with a measured precipitation statement for June 6 and June 1 comparable periods.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Minnots
Commencement Grades Highlight Aurora and New Castle High Schools
Aurora High School held its thirty fourth annual commencement at the Grand Opera House with eleven graduates. The names listed include Anna May Steele and Etta Pearl Corbin among others before New Castle’s exercises, which honored thirteen graduates such as Paul Brown and Arthur W. Wright.
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Aurora
Grand Opera House
Anna May Steele
Etta Pearl Corbin
Nettle Marie Eirich
Rose Ella Dean
Alma Frances Robbins
Stella Louise Dennerline
Ide Elizabeth Kirby
Leola B. McWethy
Mabel Walker
Frederick W. Kassebaum
John A. Broissart
New Castle
Paul Brown
Arthur W. Wright
Clayton Stafford
Ernest Payne
Albert H. Moore
Lulu M. Christner
Ethel Modlin
Viva Campbell
Mamie Ellis
Olive Hedges
Ada Bean
Dorothy Coffin
Nellie Dolan
Laporte City Wins Water Works Case Ruling
Judge Capron upheld the city and Laporte Water Supply Company action to add a 12000 dollar supplementary water works plant. The city held a majority stock share and avoided constitutional debt limits. Heavy property owners challenged the effort, but the plant was completed. Chicago dealers bought the bonds. Losses intend to appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Capron
Laporte Waterworks
Laporte Water Supply Company
Chicago md
State Supreme Court
FISH LAW VIOLATORS INDIANA PROSECUTIONS AND SHOOTING DEATH
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Samuel McKenzie fined for possessing four spears under a fish law and Oakey Hoff jailed for owning a gillnet. Three others face trial in September for possessing spears. Deputy Fish Commissioner Earle led prosecutions amid farmer funds to challenge the law. In Richmond, Curtis S Roberts of Fair Haven, Ohio, fatally shot by a companion during a target shooting. the weapon was a 22-caliber revolver. Roberts died from injuries. funeral set for Sunday in West Elkton, Ohio.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lagrange
Ind
Samuel McKenzie
Oakey Hoff
Charles Hunter
Norton Kinnison
Charles Messick
Earle
Richmond
Curtis S$. Roberts
Fairhaven
Earlham College
Roberts
West Elkton, O
Wabash Judge Rules Traction Company May Lay Tracks
Judge Paulus of Marion ruled the traction company may lay tracks through Wabash street under its city franchise. Plaintiffs Mrs. R. P. Johnson and Mrs. F. M. Eagle sought a permanent injunction, but the decision favors the company and suggests the injunction may be dissolved at the final hearing next month.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Paulus
Marion
Traction Company
Wabash Street
R. P. Johnson
F. M. Eagle
Indiana youth dies after train fall in June incident
Ernest Meister aged twenty two died after falling from a freight train on Monday in ENGLISH Ind He had both arms and his right leg crushed and refused amputation preferring death He hoped to save money to bring his Swiss parents to Shaffonal and asked that they not be informed of his death
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Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Ernest Meister
Shaffonal
Switzerland
Linemen Strike Over NineHour Day in Terre Haute
About thirty linemen from Central Union Telephone Company walked out for a nine hour day at 2.50, the same pay they have received for ten hours. Three street railway linemen also struck for the shorter day, while most workers stayed due to a one year contract at 2.30 for ten hours running to October next.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Central Union Telephone Company
Street Railway Company
Miller found guilty of manslaughter in Fairmount case
Marion, Ind. jury convicts Fred Miller of Fairmount murder charge in the William Stibbs case. He receives a prison term of two to twenty-one years. Miller, aged twenty, cried like a child when the verdict was read.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Fred Miller
Fairmount
William Stibbs
Miller
Ike
Filipino Midget Weds Manager in Jeffersonville
Mrs. Jennie St Claire of Benton Lil known as the Filipino Midget married Eugene R Coyle her manager in Jeffersonville last evening. She stands three feet tall and he is of ordinary size. This is her fourth matrimonial venture.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Jennie St. Claire
Benton, Lil
Eugene R. Coyle
Suffered of Many Physicians
Hagerstown Ind June Mrs Irvin, who died at Cambridge City yesterday, suffered for years from cancers. In the years prior to death she endured thirty different surgical operations to remove abnormal growths, the last operation causing her death.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hagerstown
Ind
Irvin
Cambridge City
Deaths in Wabash and Portville Highlight Local Losses
Mrs William Teague longtime Wabash resident died this morning after a brief illness born in Miami county Ohio July 12 18% and married June 1 1553 she had lived here since arrival Kidney inflammation led to her death Two weeks earlier she was ill Jones Hamilton Rinnaman a well known Portville businessman died last evening after several months illness he was 54 left a widow and one son
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Wabash
William Teague
Jones — Hamilton Rinnaman
Ron
Windfall Child Attacked by Sows Near Hatton Farm
A five year old girl eight miles northeast of the town was severely bitten when a sow charged while she chased chickens away from the yard. Her mother heard screams but could not reach her in time. The incident marks a dangerous farm animal encounter in the area.
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Mra. Hatton
Order of Royal Neighbors
Wootmen
Noblesville
Lagrange
Milton L. Byers
Portland
Geneva
Jeffersonville
Sellersburg
Here
Epidemic fears rise after exposure in Bes town case
Bes cases in the town report two white men named Barrett and Abe Hill developing the disease with many exposed. An epidemic is feared. In Knightstown local Knights of Pythias organize a large Fourth of July celebration with prominent sports and substantial fundraising. Thorntown banker R E Niven sails to England via New York to settle his father’s estate and then tours the continent. Bedford Rethbone Sisters of the Fourth Indiana Pythlon district hold their fourth annual convention with six counties represented and a banquet planned. Marion contract awards for National Soldiers Home include supplying green coffees and Young Hyson tea to John K. Bright & Son of Indianapolis, lowest tender. Union City resident Frank Brinkley struck by a Day ton and Union passenger train, not expected to recover. Greensburg nine year old Harry Glass loses both legs after attempting to jump a moving freight train in Adams.
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Bes
Rge Barrett
Abe Hill
Knightstown
Knights of Pythias
Thorntown
R. E. Niven
Thorntown State Bank
New York
England
Bedford
Rethbone Sisters
Indiana
Marion
National Soldiers’ Home
John K. Bright & Son
Indianapolis
Hyson
Union City
Frank Brinkley
Dayton & Union
Greensburg
Harry Glass
Adams
Assyrian Steamer Wrecks Off Cape Race in Dense Fog
The Leyland steamer Assyrian from Antwerp bound for Montreal ran ashore off Cape Race at midnight. It carries 20 tons of cargo and has eleven feet of water in the forehold. The crew escaped with difficulty as three holds tore out. Captain Dingle planned a fog bound course but northerly currents forced a crash on the rocks. Divers and three steamers head to the wreck, with the Siberia ready to assist.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Antwerp
Montreal
Cape Race
Dingle
Land
Cape Race Station
Philadelphia
Ocean and port arrivals and sailings across Atlantic routes
Ships arriving and departing across multiple ports including New York, Hamburg, Bremen, Havre, Cherbourg, Plymouth, and Liverpool. Vessels named include Deutschland, Koenig tram Luise, Fuerst Bismarck, Teutonic, Altonia, New England, Oceanic, Rhymond, Columbia, Amsterdam, La Bretagne, Empress of China, Tauric with routes to Hamburg Philadelphia Boston Havre Vancouver and Liverpool.
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New York
Deutschland
Hamburg
Koenig
Luise
Bremen
Cherbourg
la Champagne
Havre
Fuerst Bismarck
Plymouth
Liverpool
Teutonic
Altonia
Heston
New England
Queenstown
Boston
Oceanic
Rhymond
Philadelphia
Columbia
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Lizard
la Bretagne
Hong Kong
Vancouver
B. C
Browhead
Tauric
June Snowstorm Reported Across North Dakota
A brief June snowstorm affected central and northern North Dakota with two hours of snowfall in Jamestown and nearby Jamestown North ern Railroad towns. The snow melted quickly, and an older settler cannot recall a June snow event this late in spring.
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Jamestown
N. D
North Dakota
Jamestown Northern
Severe Storms and Lightning Fatalities Across Several States
A sweeping frost damaged crops in Oregon and Idaho while floods and lightning caused multiple deaths and injuries. Cyrus Storrer drowned in Brush Creek near West Union. Edward Stewart died instantly from a lightning strike near Remington with Clement Apgar rendered unconscious. Robert Lawson sought shelter in a South Portsmouth barn as a nearby strike killed him. At Littleton Iowa a schoolhouse was struck fatally injuring Paul Roberts and teacher Miss Jane Harvey, with seven other pupils burned. In Lacrosse Wisconsin a jail bolt disrupted the structure with no serious injuries. La Mode the two year old filly of Chillicothe was killed by lightning at Harlem race track, injuring an exercise boy John West. A Brown County Ohio storm caused property damage and possible fatalities, with John Hiett and his daughter reported lost near Hiett Post Office.
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Oregon
Idaho
Cyrus Storrer
Brush Creek
West Union
Edward Stewart
Remington
Clement Apgar
Robert Lawson
South Portsmouth
Littleton
Paul Roberts
Jane Harvey
Lacrosse
Wis
la Mode
C. E. Brosman
Chillicothe
Harlem
John West
Brown County
Ohio
John Hiett
Near Hiett
Ripley
Constitution Makers. Convention debates secession clause
Montgomery June 6 at the constitutional convention featured Sanford of Montgomery proposing to strike from the preamble the assertion that no state has a right to secede. Pierce of Marion offered a joke ordinance barring lawyers from all offices except judicial posts. Seaford of Pike suggested no imprisonment for debt unless the debtor pledges not to employ someone or owe money or goods to perform service.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sanford
Pierce
Marion
Seaford
Pike
Indemnity Talks Focus on Joint Guarantee in China Deals
Western diplomats led by Secretary Hay discuss the Chinese indemnity settlement in Peking. The plan envisages a joint and formal instrument by all powers, each bearing only its share, with the United States capped at 25 million dollars. Rockhill reports no move to reduce claims unilaterally. In Peking, ministers fault Germany for pressuring for higher terms and note tension between British and French troops at Tien-Tsin.
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Washington
Hay
United States
Rockhill
Peking
China
Mr. Rockhill
Germany
Count von Waldersee
Brish
Tien-Tsin
Lorne Campbell
German Commander resigns in China and attends funeral
Count Von Waldersee dispatch from Tien-Tsin reports resignation as commander in chief and departure for Tokio. He notes strict measures to avoid clashes between contingents and mentions attending the funeral of French soldiers killed in the recent affray.
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Berlin
Jime
War Office
Count von Waldersee
Tien-Tsin
China
Tokio
Major George Arthur Obituary in Cleveland
Major George Arthur, assistant paymaster in the United States army, died suddenly in Cleveland at the Weddell House. Autopsy found a ruptured blood vessel behind the left ear from a fight in the Philippines. He was about 43, unmarried, son of P. M. Arthur, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Cleveland
George Arthur
United States Army
Philippines
Weddell House
Arthur
Manila
Deetased Was
P. M. Arthur
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Father of the Elks George Cumberland Dies
George W. Cumberland known as George W. Thompson and praised as the father of the Elks died in Brooklyn from blood poisoning after hand surgery. Funeral services are planned. Born in 1836 in New York, he founded the Order of Elks about 35 years ago and held several top lodges and offices in New York and the United States.
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New York
George W. Cumberland
George W. Thompson
The
Elks
Brooklyn
New York City
Order of Elks
New York Lodge
Td of Grand Trustees
United States
Townsend Dies at 88. Civil War Veteran and Statesman
Capt. H. S. Townsend of St Joseph Missouri died last night at his son Samuel Townsend’s home in East Maryville at eighty eight. A friend of Lincoln and Grant he was a soldier and politician who accumulated considerable wealth. The remains were sent home to Warren, Til.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
H. S. Townsend
Lincoln
Grant
Samuel Townsend
East Maryville
Warren, Til
Mixed U S social notes: clubs politics ships and sports
The Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs voted to exclude colored women's clubs. Rev Chester D Clapp of St Johns Toledo is to lead Philippine work for the American Board starting Sept 1. National Travelers Protective Association plans next year’s convention in Portland Oregon. Nebraski wins membership gain prize. Governor Stone signs bill for popular vote on constitutional amendment for voting machines. American Museum of Natural History curators plan a three year China ethnology expedition. NYU announces Dr J P Gordy elected to chair of history and education. A mail stage crash at Camp McKinney injures several and kills driver. Mrs Philip D Armour to add 88 to 100 donor gift for Armour Institute Chicago, funding two new buildings. In Fargo Rooney defeats Tired Turk No 2 in wrestling after two falls.
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Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs
Colored Women's Clubs
Chester D. Clapp
St. John's Episcopal Church
Toledo
Philippines
American Board of Penc
National Travelers’ Protective Association
Fort Monroe
Portland
Ore
Nebriski
Stone
Pennsylvania
Senate
American Museum of Natural History
China
New York
New York University
MacCracken
J. P. Gordy
State University of Ohio
Columbus
Camp McKinney
Greenwood
B. C
Jolly Jack Creek
McKinney
Andrew Kirkland
Saki Nicholson
United States
Philip D. Armour
J Ogden Armour
Armour Institute
Chicago
Fargo
N. D
B. J. Rooney
Gripman
Rooney
Turk
Turco Rooneys Disputed Victory After Repeated Violations
In the third period the Turk repeatedly breached the agreement by strangling. After numerous admonitions were ignored, Referee Frenett awarded Rooney the decision.
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Turk
Frenett
Rooney
Nine Injured In Mississippi Valley Train Collision
Nineteen injured including three seriously after two Mississippi Valley trains collide on a curve north of Vicksburg. Engineers Jones and Skillman, flagmen Lavetti and Montgomery, and passenger Mary Doughty among those hurt. Southbound train late by five hours after wreck, and another crash at Clarksdale earlier may prove fatal.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi Valley
Carey Jones
E. S. Lavetti
W. J. Harvey
Ed Hollingsworth
James Williams
W. C. White
Ed Montgomery
Engineer Skillman
Mary Doughty
Nacogdoches
Tex
Flowerree
Jones
Clarksdale
Dana
Germany a good market for American machinery and textiles
Washington notes from Commercial Relations of the United States praise Germany as a major market for U S machinery and textile advances. Consuls report growing American influence in German factories and retail, with platforms like Rabbath spindles and American design influencing German production and sales.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Frederick Emory
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
Brundage
Alix la Chappelle
Consul Hughes
Coburg
Hughes
Lieber
Duesseldorf
California
Santer
Glauchau
America
Saxony
Fire and Loss of Life Hit Pabst Plant and Milwaukee Firms
Fire in Milwaukee on June 6 caused losses between 150000 and 200000 at the Pabst Brewing Company. one coppersmith died after falling four stories while escaping a blaze that started near Elevator F. The same night another fire near North Milwaukee damaged the Wisconsin Furniture Company plant and lumber yard, the American Bicycle Company shops, and Meiselbach's electric lighting plant, partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Pabst Brewing Company
John Smith
Wis
North
Wisconsin Furniture Company
American Bicycle Company
Meiselbach
Old Bond Redeemed in Louisville Sinking Fund Return
William Holt of Chicago redeemed an 1857 $1 bond issued to aid the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, missing for fourteen years, with the Louisville sinking fund commissioners. He also received $600 interest, saying he had thought the bond worthless when he obtained it about five years ago.
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Louisville
Wiliam Holt
Chicago
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Holt
Suit Against AK Duke In Berlin Case Over Princess Amalia Loans
Berlin court opened a sensational suit by Anna Milewski once lady in waiting to Princess Amalia of Schleswig Holstein. She claims Amalia received 12,000 marks yearly from Duke Ernst Guenther and that American Walker induced large expenses. Milewski says she lent 9,000 marks his princess, later Cairo illness, and that 2,000 francs were misused to settle bills. Court requires Joachim’s adjutant in Cairo to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
First District Court of
Anna Milewski
Amalia
Schleswig-Holstein
Augusta Victoria
Ernest Guenther
Egypt
Malta
Walker
Cairo
Ernst Guenther
Joachim of
Prussia
Count Bredow
Joachim
Antiseptic Discovery by Novy and Freer Reported
In Ann Arbor on June 6 a major antiseptic breakthrough was announced. Doctors Frederick G. Novy and Paul C. Freer describe organic acid hyperoxides as active oxygen in water that kills bacteria at five one-thousandths of 1 percent. The hyperoxide works in benzolacitzl and appears safe when taken in large internal doses, potentially advancing medical and surgical science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Frederick G. Novy
Paul C. Freer
Mirror Shattered Delays Lick Observatory Expedition
A 36 inch Newtonian telescope mirror at Lick Observatory was shattered in the workshop of Prof. John A. Brashear in Pittsburgh. The 400 pound lens was being drilled to convert to a Cassegrain glass delaying the southern hemisphere expedition. a replacement from France would take at least six months. The mirror, five inches thick, valued at $000, was destroyed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lick Observatory
John A. Brashear
France
Fair Haven Superintendent Killed in Target Practice Incident
Curtis Roberts, Fair Haven schools superintendent, died after a target practice accident in the woods. Miss Mary Alferton fired the opening shot. a bullet bounced off a stump and struck Roberts in the side, causing a fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Curtis Roberts
Mary Alferton
Alferton
Roberts
Hanna Becomes Colonel on Grand Army Staff
Senator M. A. Hanna of Cleveland has been appointed a colonel on the official staff of General Rassieur, commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. Hanna was recently mustered into the GAR as a member of Memorial Post in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, O
M. A. Hanna
Rassieur
Grand Army of the Republic
Hanna
Labor rights clash at National Cash Register strike
Dayton news reports a standoff after President Gompers visit with the Erican Federation of Labor. The National Cash Register Company offers to reopen shops for all but four discharged workers. Unions refuse, arguing labor rights against employer prerogatives as mass layoffs loom. The piece argues both sides err yet cautions against arbitrary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Gompers
Erican Federation of Labor
National Cash Register Company
Qest
National Cash Register
Organized Labor
Organization of Labor
America
Who will undertake to say five of the Supreme Court justices were right
The Kansas City Journal notes a contemporary question about interpreting the Constitution. It states there is no need to declare five right and four wrong or vice versa. The piece urges accepting the court’s decision as rendered and interpreting the Constitution’s majority rule provision as is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Supreme Court
Spring Clean Up in the Klondike Reported
The spring clean-up season is in full swing in Klondike camps as millions of dollars worth of gold duet have been washed from the mountains. Within a month about 3,000,000 more will be cleaned out as the summer output grows at the camps in Dawson and Seattle reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Seattle
Klondike Camp
Bryan misstates court rulings in Porto Rico editorial
The New York World argues Bryan distorts Supreme Court decisions on Porto Rico, misreads the De Lima and Downes cases, and shows leadership flaws in a harsh critique of Bryan. It asserts the editorial misleads readers, blames rhetoric for Democratic woes, and contrasts public show with voting booth restraint.
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New York World
Dem
Supreme Court
Bryan
McKinley
Porto Rico
de Lima
Downes
Congress
United States
Justice Brown
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Plain Dealer Office Boy’s Prank Grants First Prominence
A Cleveland Plain Dealer tale recalls a former office boy who forged a death notice to gain attention and later thrived in another desk. Last week a new boy rose quickly by selling jokes to an afternoon paper, earning a dollar for two lines he heard at a theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plain Dealer
Cleveland
City Edistor
South Carolina in a Bad Way
Theological student Bristow, a former army officer and assistant district attorney, argues South Carolina is in a bad way. He says McLaurin is a strong speaker but Tilman could beat him if limited to two. He claims the hillbillies, the wind-jammers, control public affairs as the sunflower of agriculture, while old aristocratic families linger only as a faded blossom. They can read poems but cannot vote. He suggests South Carolina needs mascotty prayers of John L. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Bristow
South Carolina
McLaurin
Tilman
Bt. Cecelia
John L. Sullivan
And Should Be Smashed. New York Press. Dowle claims prophetic role
Dowle asserts he is Elijah and John the Baptist combined, declaring himself the Great American Combine. The piece presents his bold self characterization and its sensational tone in the New York Press.
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New York Press
Dowle
Elijah
John the Baptist
John Dowle
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