Medical and literary notes in The Delineator and The International Studio
The Delineator reviews medical instruments and surgical aids from WM Armstrong Co Indianapolis and threads into literary sections on James Huneker and Charles Meltzer. The International Studio June issue highlights color plates from the Pan American exposition and medal art, while The North American Review June analyzes prophecy by H. G. Wells and Trusts price effects.
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James Huneker
Charles Henry Meltzer
Palmyra
Adolph Wilbrandt
Roland
Walter Pater
School of Literature
Romola
Tennyson
C. Y. Turner
International Studio
British Museum
R. Macaulatevenson
Franz Althaus
Josef Hoffman
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
International Monthly
American College
Burlington
The
North American Review
H. G. Wells
Norman Lockyer
Jenks
Imperial University of China
R. de Cesare
L. L. Doggett
Washingto Gladden
D. D
New Books and Stories Highlight June Publications
Houghton Mifflin publishes Mayflower and Her Log content in a garden and The Second Book of Birds. Harper & Brothers release Days Like These, Townsend author of Kimmie Fadden. Nossig writes on Paderewski in Century Library of Music edited by Paderewski. Naughty Elizabeth heads Tales from Town Topics. Macmillan mentions Henry Bourland while studying Virginia history yields a humorous remark.
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Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Agel Ames
Candace Wheeler
Olive Thorne Miller
Messrs. Harper & Brothers
Dyward W. Townsend
Kimmie Fadden
Alfred Nossig
Paderewski
Dresden
Library of Music
Emancipation era law seen through a freed woman’s sorrow
A roadside scene in Virginia under Union occupation shows a Negro woman lamenting as her husband leaves, claiming civil law has ceased and their marriage ends. The note reflects on Black Americans perceptions of law during emancipation and upheaval. Also noted is H B Krehbiel’s delayed Pianoforte book slated for early fall, completing Scribner’s Music Lover’s Library quintet after Mees and Apthorp volumes.
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Virginia
Scribners
W. J. Henderson
T. Finck
Arthur Mees
William F. Apthorp
Concentration of Boers Described by Preacher
Rev H D von Brockhuizen of Pretoria and his brother Dr H J von Brockhuizen arrive in New York to solicit funds for Boer women and children in refugee camps. He warns of horrific camp conditions, cites a British report on death rates and poor food, and asserts Boer forces number 15 000 to 17 000 armed with Lee Metford rifles ready to act.
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New York
H. D. von Brockhuizen
Pretoria
South Africa
Volksraad
Kruger
H. J. von Brockhuizen
Orange Free State
von Brockhuizen
Maxwell
Ronald P. McKenzie
Von
Cape Colony
Court Held in a Grove at Galena for Murder Trial
At a preliminary hearing in Galena Missouri Mrs John Stallion, her father James Crabtree, and his two sons Frank and Charles Crabtree face murder charges in the death of 16 year old Alice Stallion. The hearing is held outdoors under a tree with about 2000 spectators in a circle. Officials guard the defendants amid threats while exhumation is planned to test a theory of criminal assault and homicide to conceal the crime.
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Galena
John Stallion
James Crabtree
Frank
Charles Crabtree
Alice Stallion
Crabtrees
Crabtree
Berlin stock markets track dull week amid war fears and rail gains
Berlin boerse shows one of the dullest weeks in years as Korean and Sino‑American news weigh on shares. Reichsbank reports lower exhibit than 1900, while Pomeranian Mortgage Bank and Prussian railways post gains. Manchester trade slows on cotton price rise and uncertain Eastern markets.
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Berlin Boerse
Coke
Frankfurter Zeitung
London Stock Exchange Committee
Reichsbank
Siemens and Halsken Electric Company
Leipsic
New York
China
Kummer Electric Company
Meggener
Duesseldorf
Pomeranian Mortgage Bank
West German Railway Company
Manchester
England
India
Stabbing at Clarksburg Fatal for Linville in Altercation
Greensburg, June 9. William Guard fatally stabbed Clarence Linville during an altercation after a quarrel with Linville’s employe. Linville, a prominent farmer, is dying. Guard is in jail, claiming self defense.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg, Inc
Clarksburg
William Guard
Clarence Linville
Guard
Linville
Trial of Fighting Bill Jones Opens In Indiana Court
In Muncie Indiana Sheriff Starr served a jury pool for the William Jones murder trial. The defendant known as Fighting Bill Jones plans a self defense plea after the March killing of James Herrington, whose wife, the sole nonaccused witness, is in state custody. Herrington was a tenant Jones allegedly froze out by removing a window during a dispute. In Terre Haute Judge Piety denied a postponement for Alonzo Mattox charged with his brother in law Edwin Britton’s two year old murder at Alum Cave. The trial remains set for Tuesday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Sind
Starr
William Jones
James Herrington
Jones
Herrington
Bill Jones
Terre Haute
Piety
Alonzo Mattox
Edwin Britton
Alum Cave
John Bays
En- Fogee
Indiana Coal Trust
Udge Piety
Funeral services set for Rev. Joseph F. Tuttle in Crawfordsville
The late Rev. Joseph F. Tuttle D D will be honored with two funeral services next Tuesday in Crawfordsville Ind. A morning service at 10 o clock for the general public will be held at Assembly Hall on the college campus conducted by Rev. William P Kane D D president of Wabash College. An afternoon service at 3 o clock at the deceaseds late home will be conducted by Rev. J A Alexander D D pastor of Center Presbyterian Church, who will also have attended services at the college chapel.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Joseph F. Tuttle
J. A. Alexander
Center Presbyterian Church
Tuttle
Assembly Hall
College
William P. Kane
Wabash College
Obituary of Watson Thomson dies at sixty five in Greensburg
Greensburg reports the death of Watson Thomson age sixty five from kidney disease. He leaves a widow and four daughters. Across Indiana an active enforcement of the Nicholson saloon closing law appears in Terre Haute with the new police board pushing for permanent compliance. The fair grounds attract thousands via the Brotherhood of Trainmen after a head on locomotive collision. Saloons near the grounds face renewed scrutiny under police jurisdiction.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Watson Thomson
Katin
Terre Haute
Ind
Brotherhood of
Fair Grounds
Mount
Wage scale agreed by glass workers union and company
Hartford City Indiana June 9 The National Window Glass Workers Association and the American Window Glass Company have agreed on a wage scale for the coming blast to begin September 15 and run until May 16 1902 The double strength blowers receive straight list and the single strength blowers get straight list plus 5 percent while double strength gatherers are paid 68 per cent
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
National Window Glass Workers’ Association
The
American Window Glass Company
Indiana Glass Scale Sees First Civil Agreement in Ten Years
The Independent Glass Co and 4 A. O. workers accept a new wage scale for cent and singles at 73 percent and 25 cents respectively with others to follow, ending months of wrangling. Also reported: sudden death of J. E. Cage in Kokomo. new $20,000 Christian Church planned in Franklin. judge settles county child agency authority in Rockville. Keister case verdict against Wabash Railroad. Union Fraternal memorials in Union City. Rev George S Burroughs loses an arm after years of injury.
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Independent Glass Company
Indiana
Indianapolis Journal
Williamsport
Ind
George Keister
Charles Keister
Wabash Railroad Company
Fire destroys Evansville mill in early Sunday blaze
In Evansville Indiana the planing mill of Espenlaub and Johann burned down early Sunday causing about 25000 in damage with only 7009 insured. Fire suspected incendiary left workers idle as investigators search for a cause. In Terre Haute revenues for May in the Seventh district totaled 1417086 with spirits leading at 1326806.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Espenlaub & Johann
Terre Haute
Seventh
Internal Revenue District
Children Hurl Shells at Hatchet in Rural Indiana
In Crawfordsville John Marksbury eight and Mary Hamilton five found a gun shell and tested it with a hatchet. Their faces were shot by the shell. In Covington electors opposed a 2 percent tax for the Wabash subsidy in Troy township by 456 to 162.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawforsville
Ind
John Marksbury
Mary Hamilton
Covington
Troy Township
Tragedy at Lebanon Gravel Pit Drowns Boy
Eleven year old Arthur Robinson son of the late John Robinson drowned after cramps during a swim in a gravel pit south of Lebanon Indiana this afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
Arthur
John Robinson
Escape of Prisoners From Governor's Island Rafted Escape
New York June 9 two United States army prisoners serving sentences for desertion from Governor's Island escaped this afternoon on an improvised raft. They drifted with the flood tide and were picked up by a tug boat and landed in New York. A six man detail with a corporal hunted them through the lower city all night. The escapees were Harry McGuire eighteen months and John Winship two years both deserters from a Nebraska post. They were parole prisoners in the trusty squad used to gather ashes and refuse from barracks.
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New York
United States Army
Governor’s Island
Harry McGuire
John Winship
Nebraska
Fire damages steamer James Swift in Ottawa voyage
The James Swift, steaming between Ottawa and Kingston on the Rideau route, was badly scorched in the canal basin at Ottawa early this morning. Fireman Robert Ireland of Kingston died from suffocation and three others were injured. Loss estimated as small.
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Ottawa
James Swift
Kingston
Rideau
Robert Ireland
Soothing Syrup and Glenn's Sulphur Soap Ad
An old advertisement touts teething relief with a soothing syrup good for wind colic and diarrhoea, priced two cents a bottle. It also promotes Glenn's Sulphur Soap as a purifier for flawless complexion, available from Cruggists and cosmetic sellers.
Passes Costly as Alloway Walks Four in Fort Wayne Victory
Fort Wayne defeated Indianapolis 8 to 3 with Daniels pitching effectively until the eighth inning. Alloway issued four bases on balls and every recipient scored, while Cincinnati’s Phillips and McFadden were hit hard by New York batters in a separate high scoring game. The crowds of about two thousand at Fort Wayne saw the home team clinch the win, aided by strong hitting and late outs. Umpire Hornung presided as the time reached 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ball Park
Daniels
Indianapolis
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Phyte
Three I League Batting at the Close
Davenport and Decatur tied up in a high scoring day as Davenport opened with a big fourth inning. Rock Island fell behind late due to Kranz shaky relief, while Evansville was unable to stop Rockford's strong pitching. Muncie hosted the Indianapolis Marotts with sixteen year old Orville Zook on the mound for the visitors, and Matthews Gym defeated Kokomo in a rugged switch of the day. Seymour topped the EFM club 10 to 4 in front of fifteen hundred fans as Indianapolis looked to rebound against Seymour tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis Marotts
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Orville Zook
Dayton Clippers
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Zook
Marotts
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Shea and
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Indianapolis
Seymour Reds
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Conner
Saltmarsh
Becker
Phil Meek
Louisville
Dayton Wins Doubleheader Over Marion in Ten Inning Opener
In Dayton Ohio on June 9, Dayton swept a doubleheader from Marion. The first game went ten innings with Dayton rallying in the eighth after Vasbinder left early. Berner was called out at home late in the second game, provoking Marion’s Meaney to confront umpire Mullane as fans and constables intervened. Attendance 2,500.
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Vaskinder
Berner
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Blue
Vasbinder
Pfeister
Smink
Louisville Wins Two From Wheeling In Doublebill
In Louisville on June 9 the Colonels won a pair from Wheeling. G Vetter and P Vetter started the first game with easy work, while Bailey and Weyhing closed out the second after Wheeling tied in the ninth. Attendance 4,500 as Lally delivered a left field drive for the winning run.
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Wheeling
Vetter Brothers
Colonels
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Weyhing
Lally
G. Vetter
P. Vetter
Streit
Herbert
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Zalusky
Irvin
Latham
New York Team Breaks Batting Record at Cincinnati
National League action in Cincinnati sees New York batters Bosie Phillips and McFadden set a season mark with 1 hit and 3 runs off three Cincinnati pitchers. A huge crowd filled the stands, many two base hits resulted from crowded fielding. Officials halted play as fans crowded the field after a disputed ninth.
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Cincinnati
New York
Emslie
Trotting Race Entries Fill Kentucky Meet Contests
Lexington reports a record 648 horses entered for the Kentucky Breeders Trotting Association meeting with the Transylvania stake drawing 20 subscriptions. The Futurity and two-year-old Futurity also attract large fields, including Walnut Hall and Mary Leyburn, with entries running into the hundreds across divisions. The list reflects strong regional and international interest in fall racing stakes.
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Kentucky Breeders’ Trotting Association
Transylvania
Lady Geraldine
Onward Silver
Idella
Dreamer
Henry S
Chestnut King
Dolly Dillon
Susie J
Safale
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Binfen
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Bas
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Speedy Tod
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Etta Barron
Mr. Lawson
Boralma
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Chestnut Belle
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Wolts
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Germany
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Uoist
Melton
Wind
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Ebba
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Bustle J. Silver
Nirvana
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Bedow
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Iva Dee
Roman
Yarrum
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Rae
Tennessee
Pacers
Will Leyburn
Tha
Charley Hayt
Major Muscovite
the Admiral
Gamboy
Elastic Pointer
Green
Star Pointer
New Richmond
Beauseant
Independence Out Again As Yacht Tests Reaching Power
Independence sails in moderate breeze near Boston on June 9, spreading canvas to test windward work and reaching speed. The yacht held steady within three minutes of breeze, footed fast, and showed great performance though weather prevented full sail setting so far. minor damage to a main hall sail was repaired and more work planned for tomorrow.
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Boston
Independence
Ten Mile Bicycle Race Opens New Jersey Track Meet
Spectators at the Vaileburg track near Newark watched a ten mile professional race with twenty five starters. Floyd Me sprinted hard and held the lead to the finish amid a fierce finish by Newhouse and Kramer who trailed by inches. Time noted as 2x48.
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New York
Vaileburg
Newark
Floyd Me
Thour
Newhouse
Kramer
Fortune figure corrected in New Haven report
New Haven on June 9 clarifies a prior claim of a found fortune by William Warner. The amount is corrected from 28.00 to 4.00, with Arter Werner of New Haven noted as the finder in a plumbing-related matter.
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New Haven
Conn
William Warner
Arter
Werner
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