Union Delegates Convene With Standing Committees Listed
The first session of the convention opened with President Peak naming committees. By laws chair E W Denham Ohio and members Aldrich Colorado Kirchoff Missouri Wallerstein Virginia Irwin Indiana Fridaker Oregon Washington Horace C Starr Indiana chair Simmering Maryland R Johnson Tennessee J B Lawton Rhode Island J Keller Athell Credentials chair Harry M Campe California and members Walcott Louisiana Friedlander Georgia Lowenstein Arkansas McKay Virginia Ellis Jr. Wisconsin and G W Church Wisconsin Resolutions chair H B Marchback Texas with Hopper Nebraska Talcott Kentucky Dindike Minnesota and Higdon Alabama. T P A Delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peak
E. W. Denham
Ohio
W. Aldrich
Colorado
W. A. Kirchoff
Missouri
Joseph Wallerstein
Virginia
J. M. Irwin
Iind
J. A. Fridaker
Oregon
Washon
Les Horace C. Starr
Indiana
J. C. Simmering
Maryland
W. R. Johnson
Tennessee
J. B. Lawton
Rhode Island
J. §. Keller
Athell
Harry M. Campe
California
Louis Ed Waliott
Louisiana
FP. E. Friedlander
New York
Joseph Lowenstein
Georgia
D. A. McKay
Arkansas
H. Ellis, Jr
G. W. Church
Delegates with Credentials Filed by State and List Highlights
A long list details delegates whose credentials were filed with the secretary through last night, covering Indiana, Alabama, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota and more. Names span numerous counties and cities, with officers and varied roles represented in the compilation.
Weather Forecast For Wednesday And Thursday In Several States
Washington area forecast for Wednesday and Thursday shows Indiana fair in the north and showers in the south on Wednesday with cooler air, followed by fair Thursday and light to northwest winds. Ohio cloudy and cooler Wednesday with showers then fair Thursday. Illinois fair Wednesday, cooler in the extreme south, with fair, light to fresh north winds Thursday. Lower Michigan fair Wednesday cooler in the northeast, Thursday fair with fresh northeast winds. Kentucky partly cloudy cooler Wednesday with possibly showers, Thursday fair. Arkansas showers and cooler Wednesday, partly cloudy and possible showers Thursday. Tennessee showers Wednesday, northern areas fair, Thursday fair. Nebraska fair Wednesday with showers in the southwest, Thursday fair and warmer. Kansas partly cloudy Wednesday with showers north and west, cooler southeast, Thursday fair and warmer. Barometer 868 West with clear traces, minimum 76, with trace temperature data and mean temperature and precipitation comparisons for June 9.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Arkansas
Tennessee
Nebraska
Kansas
R.H
Movements of Steamers Headed Across Atlantic Trade Routes
June reports show arrivals and departures at multiple ports. Ethiopia arrives from Glasgow in New York. Koenigen Luise and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrive from Bremen. Vessels sail to Bremen Naples Hamburg and Liverpool. Plymouth notes Pennsylvania bound for Hamburg. Ubenstown and Liverpool see arrivals from New York. Baned Aurania to New York Altonia to Boston Belgravia and other ships stated for Montreal and Boston routes.
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New York
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Koenigen Luise
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Citti di
Aurania
Altonia
Boston
Mee
Une
Bicitian
Montreal
Belgravia Gegee
Euchre Tournament Crowns Winners at German House
The Travelers' Protective Association ladies auxiliary held a noon euchre event with about 100 participants. Prizes totaling fifteen were awarded to top players led by Mrs. Elizabeth Tarpy of Louisville and Mrs. Walter B. Pershing of South Bend, with several others from St. Louis, Denver and Evansville noted among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Protective Association
Elizabeth Tarpy
Louisville
Walter B. Pershing
South Bend
F. R. Scharrock
St. Louis
Lillian Schull
R. M
List of prize winners and reception committee names
The article lists prize recipients including sixth through fourteenth place among the winners with Mrs F H MacIntire and others noted. It also names Mrs Bert Cox of Indianapolis as reception chairman aided by Mesdames and Miss Stubbs, detailing committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Maclntire
Philadelphia
Louis Rosen
St. Louis
Conrad
rs.Hoeffel
Green Bay
R. J. Whiting
J. C. Simering
Baltimore
W. T. Carskadden
South Bend
Oscar Reim
Terre Haute
Bert Cox
Indianapolis
Mesdames
T. E. Peter
Riley Hunt
Robert Wells
C. C. Heuger
D. Stevenson
P. J. O'Mara
P. B. Trone
J. B. Week
Stubbs
Claims Department Reports Gains For Travelers Protective Association
The first report of the new claims department shows that since its start fourteen years ago the Travelers' Protective Association has paid about 00,000 in accident claims. The comprehensive report outlined the department’s history and work. it was adopted. Other last night reports from press committee, national attorney, hotel committee, national employment committee, and national surgeon’s committee were approved without change. The employment committee noted 93 positions secured in the past year, vs 107 the year before, including three for Indiana members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claims Department
Travelers’ Protective Association
National Attorney's
National Employment Committee
National Surgeon's Committee
Indiana
Butler selects Charles F McElroy as top orator in five-student field
In a college chapel contest five students argued on subjects from The Man and the Nation to The Supremacy of the Public. Charles F Coffin T J Carter and Frank P Norton awarded McElroy first, Hammer second, Randall third. McElroy to represent Butler in next year state contest.
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Butler
College Chapel
Harry M. Wills
James G. Randall
Carl H. Barnet
Henry H. Hammer
Charles F. McElroy
Charles F. Coffin
T. J. Carter
Frank P. Norton
Henry Hammer
Slapped Dora's Face in Park Disturbance
John Matthuney of 2126 Wheeler Street Dorarter and John Monnahan of the stock yards were arrested after a quarrel in Military Park. Matthuney struck a Carter woman and Monnahan intervened, then collapsed as police approached. Both men deny causing the blows claiming defense of a woman. A police court inquiry is set for this morning.
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John Matthuney
Wheeler Street
Dorarter
Brookville Road
John Monnahan
Matthuney
Carter
Military Park
Monnahan
Flood Reaches Peak. Crops in OM Lands Face Loss
A flood statement notes crops in the OM lands are at risk of loss as waters rise to the highest point. Officials say no damage to permanence or life has occurred yet and expect a decline later today.
Vaudeville at Lawn Fete for Continental Hall fund
The D A R lawn fete at Mrs W H Coleman 1006 North Meridian Street features vaudeville at 3:30 and 5:00 with a dance in the evening. Proceeds support the Continental Hall national memorial building in Washington DC, funds sought nationwide to finish construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. R. Lawn
W. H. Coleman
North Meridian Street
Washingt
Marriage brings sorrow as wife drinks carbolic acid
After a three hour operation at City Dispensary Drs Mackey and Cunningham saved Effie Rouch of 07 Massachusetts avenue who had swallowed three ounces of carbolic acid following a quarrel with her husband after two months of marriage she said she would rather die than live.
Wealthy farmer Robert McCullough dies suddenly at Malott Park
Robert McCullough, a wealthy farmer of Malott Park, died at 1 30 yesterday afternoon of heart failure. He collapsed in the barnyard leaving a widow. A post mortem by Dr Bennett, deputy coroner for Washington township, confirmed the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCullough
Malott Park
Bennett
Washington Township
Schools Close Friday For Summer Vacation Start
City schools will close next Friday and both pupils and teachers anticipate a long summer break. Auditor Williams of the School Board will pay the teachers tomorrow, with payroll this month exceeding 30,000, larger than last month and earlier months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Switchmen Reject State Railway Union Plan
The local switchmen’s union voted last night to distance themselves from a proposed grand union of all railway employees in the state. Two prior meetings sought union formation, but the switchmen refused. A state meeting is planned for July, yet no delegates will represent the switchmen.
Fees of ferrets trigger court test for tax deductions
Attorney General Miller urged the State Auditor to refuse deductions for county treasurers from taxes owed the State when treasurers paid fees to tax ferrets. Two more treasurers settled: Anderson Johnson of Howard County paid 29707.79 and Geo P Shoemaker of Decatur County paid 23459.83. Shelby County treasurer did not appear, planning to tender money minus the fees. auditor will not accept it. A test suit is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Sherrick
Anderson Johnson
Howard County
Geo P. Shoemaker
Decatur County
Shelby County
Alliance Francaise Medal Won By Shortridge Student
Miss Gertrude Brown received a bronze Alliance Francaise medal from France for top honors in Shortridge High School advanced French classes. The organization will present a bronze medal annually, described as exceedingly attractive.
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Gertrude Brown
France
Alliance Francaise
Shortridge
City News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Church Events
Mrs Joseph M Price and son Joe of Cincinnati visit Mrs E F Doolittle on Broadway. All Souls Unitarian Church hosts a reception at Mrs H M Bassett’s 1039 North Pennsylvania. Kindergarten Normal Training School commences tomorrow at 3 pm at Tabernacle Church with no admission cards. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Robert Park Church hosts mitebox opening at Mrs A L Heiskel’s 1603 Central Ave 2:30 Friday. Rev C E Asbury and family travel from Jeffersonville to Indianapolis for a week. Rev Charles Rowlison of Kenton Ohio visits with F A Cotton and J W Flanner. Indo-American Restoration League meets at YWCA parlors tomorrow at 9 am. June July August meet second and fourth Thursdays. Metropolitan Baptist Church buys a house on Senate Ave west of Indiana Ave to become church home for ex-Corinthian members aligned with Rev T W Lott. James E Walden resignation as first lieutenant of Company E Franklin accepted. election to fill. Clinton Ramsey resigns as first lieutenant of Battery B Fort Wayne. John Scheffer succeeds. Harry Kepner promoted to second lieutenant of Company A Indianapolis. Five youths Fred Howe, Conrad Hawkins, John Golding, Harry Heindrix, and John Hennings narrowly escape drowning in White River while guiding raft from Fall Creek. Golding cannot swim and sinks twice more, rescued by companions.
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Joseph M. Price
Joe
Cincinnati
E. F. Doolittle
Broadway
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
8. M. Bassett
North
Pennsylvania Street
Tabernacle Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Robert Park Church
A. L. Heiskel
Central Avenue
C. E. Asbury
M. E
Jeffersonville
Charles Rowlison
Third Christian Church
Kenton, Q
F. A. Cotton
North New Jersey Street
J. W. Flanner
North Meridian Street
Indo-American Restoration League
Senate Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Michigan Street
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Corinthian Baptist Church
T. W. Lott
James E. Walden
Franklin
Clinton Ramsey
Battery B
Fort Wayne
John Scheffer
Harry Kepner
Harry Heindrix
John Hennings
White River
Fall Creek
Golding
Badger Fight Delights Travelers at Indianapolis Event
Delegates attending the Travelers' Protective Association convention in Indianapolis were entertained by a staged badger fight in the rear of the Commercial Travellers' clubhouse on West Maryland Street. The novelty drew many delegates and bettors placed wagers, some substantial, as the event provided amusement beyond business.
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Commercial Travelers’ Clubhouse
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Travelers’ Protective Association
Knights of the Grip
Brightwood Man Arrested For Poolroom Assault
Ray Chitwood of Brightwood was arrested by Patrolman Cox on assault and battery after entering a Brightwood poolroom and insisting on finishing a game in progress. He struck an elderly participant with a billiard cue, causing a deep forehead cut. the victim was treated and is in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Chitwood
Brightwood
Cox
Chitwood
Travelers' Protective Association to erect $15,000 St Louis building
Contracts were let this week for the Travelers' Protective Association Exposition building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis. C. H. Wickard of St. Louis, chairman of the TPA exposition building committee, announced at the German House session. Foundation work starts next week. completion is planned for October. the eighty five by eighty five foot structure follows the World’s Fair architectural style.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
St. Louis
German House
C. H. Wickard
Grandmother Catherine Hollett Dies at 84 in Indianapolis
Mrs Catherine Hollett aged eighty four died yesterday at 5 pm at the home of her son in law John S Needhamer 2132 Shelby street She had lived in Indianapolis about ten years coming from Brownsburg Ind Three children survive Woodard Hollett of this city D P Hollett of Arcadia and Mrs John S Needhamer The funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Catherine Hollett
John Hollett
Ayres, Jones
Johns. Needhamer
Springfield bid favored for next Travelers' Protective Association meet
The Travelers' Protective Association convention next year likely will be at Springfield. Springfield and Milwaukee bid, but Springfield is favored for central location. Decision awaits final discussions in the latter part of the week.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Springfield
Milwaukee
Post B
Baer Again a Witness in Hearst Coal Rates Probe
President Baer testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in New York on June 9 regarding coal transportation costs. He outlined Reading system rates at 1.55 per ton from anthracite to tidewater and argued that while traffic rose costs increased, coal prices and rail charges faced contrasting pressures. He discussed accounting practices, the Reading Company's ownership links, and noted doubts about whether lower coal rates would lower coal prices without harming both coal and railroad interests.
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New York
W. R. Hearst
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baer
Commission
Prouty
Reading
Tidewater
Barr
Reading Company
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Reading Coal and Iron Com
Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Mr. Baer
United States
Goversey
Olyphant
Delaware & Hudson
General Labor News From Labor Strikes Across United States
In Charleston W Va Judge Keller opened hearings on indictments against striking miners for resisting arrest at Atkinsville and Stamford City. Pottsville hosts a shifted anthracite miners convention to Scranton due to hotel shortages. Textiles see 81 firms of over 500 in Palessia grant wage demands and reopen, some mills closed for material shortages. Pittsburg elevator constructors strike for 3.75 to 4 dollar daily raises and eight hour day. total building trades lockout up to 7000. Baltimore bakers find closures as bread output dwindles. hotels and homes suffer pastry shortages. American Cigar Company concedes a noon hour and Saturday half holiday for Kingston workers but no wage rise. Sixteen New York unions move toward independent labor body after board of building trades balked at expelling the Material Drivers Union. Machinists in Chicago stockyards win a 12 1/4 percent wage boost aligning yard and downtown plant pay and hours. Chicago packinghouse Machinists and Carpenters press for higher yard wages with 20 percent raise.
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Charleston
W. Va
Keller
Atkinsville
Stamford City
Pottsville
Scranton
Pale Salphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
American Cigar Company
Kingston
N. Y
New York
Board of Building Trades
Chicago
Trolley Trip of National Officers and Delegates
To day s programme describes a trolley excursion for national officers and delegates to Anderson and Muncie with entertainment by local talent. Excursionists will assemble at a clubhouse on Westland street at 9 a m.
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Anderson and Muncie
Westland Street
Barry's Mind Active in Petit Larceny Case
Charles Barry was arrested by Patrolman Mullin on a charge of petit larceny. He admits buying household goods on installment and shipping them home to Brown County to avoid paying rent while staying in town awaiting funds to finish payments.
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Charles Barry
Mullin
Barry
Brown County
Losses Hit Farmers Along White River Regions
Farmers in the southern Marion County and adjoining Johnson and Morgan counties report thousands of dollars lost due to White River overflow. Fields are under water and crops damaged after the surge, with inspection teams assessing the extent of damage and potential relief measures.
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White River
Marion
Johnson and Morgan
Indiana forestry official praises state forest land
Secretary Freeman of the State Board of Forestry, based in Clark County, described the land as a fine forest reserve and expressed enthusiasm for the state's purchase. He invited residents to visit the area while noting Purdue students will start mapping the land on Monday.
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Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Clark County
Indiana
Purdue
Uies
Governor Hunt sails to New York amid resigns rumor
San Juan Porto Rico June 9 Governor Hunt and his family departed for New York today denying plans to resign. He stated no truth to the rumor and said he would return in September.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Hunt
New York
Powderville Woman Kills Former Husband In Self Defense
Butte, June 9. Mrs. Leo Brown of Powderville Mont shot and killed Dick Standfer, a cowboy and her former husband. Standfer knocked her down twice. as he tried to draw, she fired first and killed him.
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Butte, Mont
Leo Brown
Powderville
Mont
Dick Standfer
Stendfer
Standfer
To-Night's Programme at German House
A business session is slated at the German House with a report from the national legislative committee guiding the agenda and discussions for the evening.
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German House
Committee Will Meet To Day On Coal Rates
John W. Holtzman Theodore P. Davis and William Hauelsen, members of the committee appointed by the Commercial Club, will meet with the Board of Trade and Merchants' Association committees to investigate Indianapolis coal rates. The date of the Commercial Club meeting where a report will be presented to members will be set thereafter.
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John W. Holtzman
Theodore P. Davis
William Hauelsen
Commercial Club
Board of Trade and Merchants’ Association
Indianapolis
Commercial Club Emaker
Lighter-than-air cruiser Hope suffers collision lessons at sea
From Gibraltar on June 9 a training exercise aboard the cruiser Hope ended with an accident injuring six officers and men. The vessel, delivering Bellville support, sustained damage and listed after taking on water.
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Gibraltar
Oere
Hope
Bellville Boliers
Trophies Presentations at Manual Training School
This morning at 10 o clock in the auditorium of the Manual Training School trophies from the athletic meet with Shortridge High School will be formally presented. There will be music and special exercises.
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Manual Training School
Shortridge’ High School
Monitor Arkansas Arrives After River Trip
The monitor Arkansas, after attending the fair dedication in St Louis, returned and ran aground in high water above Cairo then reached New Orleans today confirming its arrival.
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Monitor Arkansas
New Orleans
Monitor
Arkansas
St. Louis
Cairo
New York Press Reports Tattoo Craze At Reception
A fragment from the New York Press notes a tattooing craze observed at a reception last night. The account highlights social interest and local curiosity about the trend and its participants.
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New York
Pink and tan shadow tattoo misleads reception crowd
A young woman wore a pink and tan print that resembled a tattoo after placing grandmother's Argentan over her skin and sunning it for hours. Observers described delicate tracery, while the outcome was not a true tattoo. Since the reception she has kept the effect hidden with poultices.
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Hebe
Grandmother
Flood victims in Kansas City and Venice strike Decatur
Former Decatur resident David Oliver and his family are among flood missing in Venice Illinois after the levee breach. The Oliver home was swept away and several relatives remain here. In Kansas City heavy losses include sheep barns and thousands of sheep drowned, with stockyard losses mounting as the flood toll climbs.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
David Oliver
Venice
Ill
Oliver
Olivers
Rock Island restores Denver line and flood relief plans
Direct Rock Island connection with Denver via McFarland and Manhattan, Kansas, was reestablished Tuesday. The Rock Island flyer reached Denver last night. A special Kansas Legislature session is expected today to pass a flood relief measure. About twenty five members replied they would serve without pay, with nearly $60,000 in flood relief funds. Train service from Topeka is improving, and Colorado passengers are routed via Horton Belleville and Fairbury. Rock Island tracks between McFarland and Manhattan are washed out for twenty five miles but trains are expected to run by Thursday night.
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Denver
McFarland
Manhattan
Kan
Rock Island
Kansas
Topeka
Colorado
Horton
Belleville
Fairbury
Neb
Canadian tariff dispute with United States nears clash
An analysis warns that unfriendly tariff moves against the United States could trigger western Canada and Atlantic provinces to protest. It notes Canada is a major buyer of American goods, importing over 13 million dollars in U S products yearly while running a 70 million dollar trade deficit. It argues a treaty recognizing Canada’s trade role is missing and cites Germany’s actions as a signal of Canada’s assertive stance. Joint commissions plan to reconvene next winter to address unresolved issues from prior meetings.
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Collier's Weekly
United States
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Germany
Boundary Commission Sees Fast Accord Possible
A US and English boundary commission member predicts a swift, definite result with little chance of Lees’s plan gaining Senate ratification for reciprocity. The discussion prioritizes fisheries and tariff issues, noting Canada’s lower tariff and rising calls for a general max min tariff framework to guide negotiations with foreign nations. The global trend toward maximum and minimum tariffs is seen as a leverage tool in future talks.
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United States
Boundary Commission
Lees
United States Senate
Canada
Aldrich
Indiana Commission Approves Next Meeting on July Second Tuesday
The commission plans action at the July meeting with a committee led by Lieutenant Governor Gilbert and others to compile monographs on Indiana resources. They will list topics for writing and prepare for active work while continuing correspondence. An agricultural and livestock grant of 15 dollars was approved to support exhibits, and discussions considered restoring the Vincennes stockade blockhouse for the state exhibit.
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Riera
Gilbert
Marshall
Lafayette
James V W. Cockrom
Indiana
Lewis
Vincennes
New Castle
Starr Company
Richmond
Freeman
State’ Board
Commission
Butler to Confer MA on Meridith Nicholson at Chapel
Commencement week features the conferring of the master of arts degree on Meridith Nicholson author of The Main Chance. Nicholson will deliver the master's address Friday evening in the college chapel with invitations extended to the public.
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Butler
Meridith Nicholson
Dr W Seward Webb II Reported Near Bedside
New York June 9 cable message indicates Mrs. Webb is ill with senatorial pneumonia. Dr Webb and other family members were expected at bedside tonight as doctors provide updates on her condition.
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New York
Pew
Webb Vinger Desencey
Os Vane
Mark Twain to Take His Wife Abroad
New York June 9 brief says Mark Twain plans to take his wife abroad due to her illness, a move arranged as soon as possible amid concerns over her health and travel. Authorities note the couple will depart with a trusted escort and resume public appearances later in the year.
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Mark Twaie
New York
Samuel L. Ce‘wain
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