Collision on river ferry ends in multiple deaths
The Northfield collided with the Mauch Chunk near the bulkhead in the rush flood tide. Twelve crew and passengers perished on the Northfield while officials say eight to twelve were aboard. Captains Johnson and Griffin blame each other as Johnson is arrested for criminal negligence, Griffin faces manslaughter charges. One missing person is George H. Coppers.
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Northfield
Staten Island
Abraham Johnson
C. Griffin
Mauch Chunk
Griffin
Jersey City
Jersey Central Railroad
George H. Coppers
Criminal Courts
Death of Prof Safford Ends A Noted Early Calculator Pioneer
New York June 14 Prof Truman Henry Safford mathematician and astronomer dies, to be buried in Williams College cemetery. Born Royalton Vermont sixty five years ago he showed prodigious calculation from age nine, could compute square and cube roots of ten digit numbers, and predicted lunar and planetary data. He taught at Williams College since paralysis began in 1849 and held earlier posts at Harvard and Chicago, aiding star catalogues and celestial orbit work with many distinguished colleagues. He leaves a widow four sons and a daughter.
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New York
Truman Henry Safford
College
Williamstown
Mass
Safford
Williams College
Royalton
Harvard College
Benjamin Pierce
Harverd Tory
University of Chicago
Cenrur
Chicago
Ad States Corps of Engineers
Wil- College
Sharp Nose of Arapaho Nation Dies at 66
Cheyenne Wyoming June 11 Sharp Nose chief of the Northern Araphoes of the Wind River reservation is dead aged sixty six. He was a war leader accused of instigating attacks and the recent rebellion against the agent at Fort Washakie. His death is seen as likely to quiet tensions among the Arapahoes.
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Sharp Nose
Wind Fiver Reservation
Fort Washakie
Recount of mayor ballots hinges on double marks ruling
TOPEKA KAN JUNE 4 The mayoral recount is finished and the final result depends on whether the Supreme Court will allow double marked ballots cast for Parker on two tickets to be counted If these ballots are ruled out Hughes would win by 171 votes if counted Parker would prevail by 30 votes
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Topeka
Kan
Parker
J. W. F. Hughes
Poisoning in Toledo leaves all ten hospitalized
Twelve people in Toledo were poisoned by eating meat. All are now out of danger, though four remained in serious condition. The victims include J. E. Meyers and his wife with two children, Arthur Miller and his wife with five children, and Mrs. Miller’s mother, Mrs. Sumner.
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Toledo, CO
J. E. Meyers
Arthur Miller
Sixteen Girls Poisoned at Clinton Ice Cream Social
Sixteen young girls who attended a sociable at St Patrick's Catholic Cathedral in Clinton Iowa became sick from ice cream poisoning this evening and several may die.
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Clinton
St. Patrick's Catholic Cathedral
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois showers and winds
Forecast notes showers for Indiana on Saturday and Sunday with fresh easterly winds. Illinois to be partly cloudy Saturday with showers southern and western areas and cooler conditions Sunday with brisk east winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Weather forecast from Wappenhans Laval site
Official forecast notes cloudy east and northeast regions with a 60 degree high. It records precipitation amounts of 6.16 and 6.4b inches, and mentions minimum temperatures as a comparative statement.
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Wappenhans
Laval
Indiana University law prizes and admissions at Bloomington
Commencement at Kirkwood avenue Christian Church marked IU law school exercises with Dean Rogers presiding. Judge Reinhard announced prizes for first and third year classes and the constitutional law contest. Twenty five graduates were lauded as J. Jordan and J. Martin joined the Supreme and Circuit Courts, while Noble C. Butler earned a U S Court confirmation.
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Bnedal
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Kirkwood Avenue Christian Church
Law School
W. P. Rogers
Kk. P. Simpkins
Supreme Court
W. L. Taylor
Jordan
Martin
Circuit Court
Noble C. Butler
United States Court
Reinhard
Elliott
Bowen-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
L. A. Holman
Vincennes
Campbells
Edward Thompson Company
Northport
Long Island
J. R. McGinnis
Princeton
Kent
Litte, Brown & Co
Boston
Mass
R. A. Pike
J .B. Fields
MH. F. Hardin
Livonia
Orville C. McLaughlin
Portland
C. C. McLaughlin
Notre Dame closes for summer. honors and degrees awarded
Notre Dame Indiana ends term with Washington Hall ceremonies. Valedictory urged moral and intellectual growth by William O Connor of Kentucky. Anthony J Brogan of Ireland delivered class poem and won Meek and gold medal for English. George Merr of Indiana earned classical medal. Joseph Kenny of New York received Breen medal for oratory. Degrees awarded include Masters and Bachelors across Arts Letters Civil Engineering Biology Law and Electrical Engineering with a large list of degree recipients from multiple states and nations.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Washington Hall
William O'Connor
Kentucky
Anthony J. Brogan
Ireland
Meekand
George Merr
Indiana
Breen
Joseph Kenny
New York
Francis O'Hara
Lanesboro
Minn
John M. Lilly
Chicago
William J. O'Connor
Louisville
George J. Marr
Denver
Col
Mathias J. Oswald
Treves
Germany
William H. Tierney
Whitewater
Wis
John J. O'Connell
Miecislaus Szalewski
Southend
City
Robert L. Fox
Fort Wayne
John FP. Hayes
Oswego
N. Y
Joseph J. Sullivan
Edward F. Hay
Mexico City
John J. Mullen
Iowa
Joseph R. Carlton
Bordentown
N. J
Albert Kachur
Michigan City
Vincent B. Welker
Gambier
Harry P. Barry
Granville
George H. Bohnerff
William E. Baldwin
John J. Cooney
Hartland
John P. Curry Hartford
Conn
Albert C. Fortin
Chicag
Edward P. Gallagher
Coal Dale
Laurence Siegfried Lighatone
St. Ignace
Mich
Jose Hernandez
Usera
San Juan
Porto Rico
George A. McGee
Amboy
Thomas F. O'Meara
West Bend
Philip B. O'Neill
Anderson
Chauncey A. McInerney
South Bend
J. Clyde Locke
John D. Guinn
Scranton
Chicago Alumni Association
Sorta Hall
Albert L. Krug
Ohto
Fitzsimmons
Brownson Hall
M. J. Fitzsimmons
Holy Name Cathedral
Walter M. Daly
Madison
S. C
Leo J. Dwan
Clem Studebaker
Byron V. Kanaly
Weedsport
George Kuppler
Pearson
Wash
Barry
P. T. Barry
Frederick G. Schoonover
Louis E. Wagner
Saint Marys Academy Notre Dame Commencement Honors
At Notre Dame on June 4 St Marys Academy for Girls closed its forty sixth annual commencement. The Art Institute opened with works by Stoner Kierstead Foley Hartwell Cox and McKenna. In academics three Chicago girls Guenther Kellner ONeill earned diplomas and medals. In music Bishop Shanley praised women's power. Graduating honors included Bachelor of Arts for Anna Mary Scholl and Marion McCandless. Gold medals and diplomas went to Burson Farrell Guenther Kellner Kelly ONeill Peyton Ryan Sweeney. Scholarships awarded to Peyton and Burson.
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Notre Dame
Ind
St. Mary's Academy For Girls
Art Institute
A. Stoner
M. Kierstead
J. Foley
HM. Hartwell
Cox
McKenna
Chicago
E. C. Guenther
T. H. Kellner
Margaret O'Neill
Belle Sweeney
Bishop Shanley
Anna Mary Scholl
Camden
Marion McCandless
Pinckneyville
Caroline S. Burson
Wickenburg
Arizona
Sara E. Farrell
White, C
Eugenie C. Guenther
Tabitha H. Kellner
Chicago, IL
Myra F. Kelly
Fort Benton
Mont
Knightstown prepares for twelfth annual orphans home commencement
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Knightstown Indiana about next week’s commencement at the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home. The twelfth annual event will see class number nineteen graduate. Activities include a Sunday baccalaureate sermon, Wednesday evening class flowers heated and a musicale at eight, Thursday alumni business meeting at ten, a commencement ceremony, and a ball game with school exhibit and entertainment in the afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Knightstown
Ind
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Mormon Nyaka plans church work after study in Chicago
A student from the University of Chicago, Nyaka of Colombo Sri Lanka, announced he has joined a Mormon group in Iowa that rejects polygamy. He intends to return home after next year to organize a Mormon branch for his people. The item notes his Buddhist origin and noble lineage. Earlier, Prof. Clark D. Wise of Richmond received a Columbia University PhD in deaf education and experimental psychology, while on leave from Ohio State.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Nyaka
Colombo
Ceylon
Iowa
Spreial
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Clarkson D. Wisesler
Ohio State University
Columbia University
New York
High School Commencements and School Board Reappointments
MARTINSVILLE held its twenty sixth annual commencement in the Methodist Church with twelve graduates led by speaker Dr. E B Bryan of the State University. RICHMOND saw thirty nine graduates receive diplomas with notable orations by six top scholars. SEYMOUR Henry C Montgomery, nine year superintendent, re elected. City Council re elects C C Frey to the School Board for sixteen years.
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Martinsville
E. B. Bryan
State University
Mamie Creed
Maurice Barrett
Inez Bath
Sadie Shireman
Park Kennedy
Ethel Gilpin
Katherine Graves
Lawrence L. Sadler
Mary Collins
Floy Gamble
Charles Richardson
Dolly Shireman
Richmond
Richmond High School
Helen Stanton Fiske
Edgar A. Menke
Grace Knollenberg
Edward F. Warfel
Clara Belle Kendall
Howard Burgess
Edna Cleo Moore
Seymour
Henry C. Montgomery
Cc. C. Frey
Moral Law in Art by Dr Henry Van Dyke at Chicago Institute
Dr Henry Van Dyke of Princeton urged distinction between nude and undressed in art at the Chicago Art Institute commencement. He argued art should serve mans sake within moral law, favoring art for art and moral feeling over explicit moral didacticism. He noted his role as the first outside guest to deliver the institute’s address.
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Chicago
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Art Institute
Michael Angelo
Boston Museum
Walle
van Dyke
Dr. van Dyke
University of Michigan engineers to fill striker vacancies
Engineering students at the University of Michigan will fill some striker positions in Detroit and Chicago this summer. Two juniors have joined Detroit’s old motor works, three others plan to work as undergraduates. Roy Chapin of Phi Delta Theta urged fraternity members to seek jobs, prompting replies from Northern Engineering Works in Detroit and Chicago Shipbuilding Company offering pay and protection.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit
Chicago
University of Michigan
Motor Works
Roy Chapin
Phi Delta Theta
M. E. Cooley
Northern Engineering Works
Chicago Shipbuilding Company
Missing Money Case Leads to Lincolnville Flight
In Wabash county, pursuit to recover a child spurs authorities as Mrs. Mitchell and an accomplice McClain flee after being traced to Lincolnville. Sheriff Stewart assists, the pair hid in a thicket three miles from town. Mrs. Mitchell initially resists and is jailed. The child is returned to Mitchell as he vows to prosecute.
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Lincolnville
Wabash County
Wabash
McClain
Stewart
Amateurs Arrested in Train Wreck Plot at Cassville
Deputy Sheriff Haynes detained Scott Henderson and Charles Henderson cousins from near Cassville Howard county for attempted train wrecking. A Lake Erie Western passenger train narrowly avoided obstructions on the Cassville section. The youths, under twelve, admit the charge saying they wanted to see the engine knock timber off. They posted $200 bond each.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Haynes
Scott Henderson
Charles Henderson
Cassville
Howard County
Lake Erie & Western Road
Henderson Boys
Postmaster Arrested in Mount Vernon Accounts Shortfall
Evansville Ind June 14 W L Doyce postmaster at Mount Vernon Ind was arrested by Inspector Kyle charged with being short in his accounts about $100 He tried to flee to St Louis upon learning an inspector would examine the books He was brought to Evansville for arraignment before Commissioner Wartmann Junior O L U A M at Portland.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
W. L. Doyce
Mount Vernon
Kyle
Boyce
St. Louis
Wartmann
Junior Order U A M Holds Flag Day Event in Portland
Portland Indiana June 4 Junior Order United American Mechanics held a flag day celebration with heavy town decorating and broad local council presence. National Councilor Reeves and National Vice Councilor Cray arrived early from Tiffin Ohio and were escorted to the First Christian Church for a large gathering.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
United American Mechanics
Indiana
Amos L. Cray
Ase Boro
Samen
Reeves
Order
United States
Tiffin
Cincinnati
Cray
First Christian Church
Jones Gye
White
State Ce Council
Wncit
Daughters of America speakers visit with local officials
Alexandria Indiana June 14 attendees at the street fair were down from yesterday. Weather remained cloudy and threatening. A special train from Muncie brought a uniformed Knights of Khorassan unit that paraded the principal street with a band. Fireworks display honored them and all boxing contests for the rest of the week were cancelled.
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Indianapolis Journal
Alexandria
Ind
Muncie
Knights of Khorassan
Turnverein Meet Draws Northern Indiana Attendance
Fort Wayne reports the annual meeting of the northern Indiana turnverein will span Saturday through Tuesday as Elks depart. An estimated crowd of 5,000 visitors is expected to attend Sunday events.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elks
Turners
Indiana Turnvereins
Mystery in Insurance in Clinton Ind
A Clinton widow remarried two years ago has insured her husband for large sums across top companies. Agents notice the high policy volume and question the arrangement as the couple live separately and the husband cannot be located. Detectives from several firms pursue leads, but no fraud proved yet. investigators seek to unravel the mystery.
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Indianapolis Journal
Clinton
Ind
Clintonian Today
Massachusetts Mutual
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Spiceland Academy Field Day Winners Report
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Spiceland Indiana lists field day winners for events such as standing broad jump Harley Anderson and Homer Nugen, running events by Homer Nugen and Everett Bozzle, Everett Macy winning hammer throw and shot put, Walter Byers high kick, Everett Cope baseball bat, Bell and Thompson tennis, with an attendance of about 2000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Spiceland
Ind
Spiceland Academy
Harley Anderson
Homer Nugen
Everett Bozzle
Walter Byers
Everett Macy
Teddy
Byers
Mills
Everett Cope
John Thompson
Bell
Thompson
Spaiceland
New Lisbon
Merton
Jet Goar
Fred Paul
Muncie District Christian Endeavor Union Elects Officers
The two day convention in Hartford City, Indiana, closed with officers elected including J. E. Rhea as district secretary and Mrs. M. L. Hageman as district superintendent of juniors. Charles E. Bryan becomes secretary of Christian Endeavor, with Minnie Johnson as county superintendent of juniors and Carl E. McGeath as Blackford county secretary.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Muncie
Christian Endeavor Union
J. E. Rhea
M. L. Hageman
Delaware
Christian Endeavor
Charles E. Bryan
Minnie Johnson
Blackford County
Carl E. McGeath
Local public mourns six year old death in Christian Science home
Marion Indiana June 14 local sentiment grows over the death of E G Lantz s six year old daughter who died at 11 pm from croup after her Christian Science parents refused medical aid from a physician Dr Dale the city health officer warned the child would not survive without treatment but was met with laughter and reliance on a healer
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
E. G. Lantz
Dale
Croup
Wabash Interurban Meeting Pushes Subsidy Plan
A large railroad meeting in Wabash County discussed the Rochester Wabash interurban line. Paw Paw township seeks a 310,000 subsidy, with petitions for elections in Fulton Perry Noble and Paw Paw townships across several counties. The total subsidies sought along the route amount to 100,000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Reann
Paw Paw
Opera House
Wabash Business Men's Committee
Fulton Township
Fulton County
Perry Township
Miami County
Noble and
Paw Paw Townships
Wabash County
West-bound train collides with yard engine at Marion junction
West-bound passenger train No 21 of the Pennsylvania Railroad struck an open switch near the Pennsylvan ia Big Four and Clover Leaf junction in Marion at about 12 30 pm while traveling about ten miles per hour. The yard engine attached to two box cars was demolished and fireman Arthur Fridges suffered severe burns and facial injuries.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Arthur Fridges
Regimental Reunion of Ninety third Ohio Ends in Richmond
The Ninety third Ohio Regiment reunion closed in Richmond Indiana with about two hundred visitors. Mayor Zimmerman gave the welcome address and J E Morey of Hamilton responded. Milton Garrigus of Kokomo spoke and Hamilton was chosen as next meeting place with Robert Milligan elected president.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Ninety-third Ohio Regiment
Zimmerman
J. E. Morey
Hamilton
Milton Garrigus
Kokomo
Robert Milligan
Fort Wayne Directory Claims City Population Above Census
Fort Wayne distributes a new city directory listing 23 382 names. Postmaster Page says the directory supports a city population estimate of about 52 000, based on multiplying names by 2 percent. Carriers serve around 55.0 people, though some territory lies outside city limits. The 1% census equals 45.6 percent, while the directory estimate of 52.68 thousand uses the name count times two percent.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lightning strikes Wa bash Railroad elevator at North Manchester
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a lightning bolt hit the Wa bash Railroad elevator at North Manchester Indiana tearing a large hole in the roof. The flames were extinguished early but the bins and peas suffered water damage estimated in the thousands.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Wabash Railroad
North Manchester
Anderson News Briefs on Wheat Loss and Wooley Lawsuit
Sand bushels of wheat and oats were damaged. The grain, insured for $2 000, is expected to cover the lots. In Anderson Indiana on June 14 Councilman W J Wooley a prominent manufacturer and Republican politician was named defendant in a suit to collect a 1 000 note filed by Benjamin Lukens a wealthy contractor. Wooley calls it blackmail to extort money. Leading law firms have been retained for defense and prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
W. J. Wooley
Benjamin Lukens
Amex petitions transfer to federal court in express case
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 14 The American Express Company filed a petition in the Circuit Court asking transfer to the United States Court of the case in which an injunction required the company to accept express business from the company organized to handle the business on the Southern Indiana road. The argument will be heard next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
American Express Company Today
Circuit
United States Court
Indiana
Murder body found on Lake Shore tracks near Ligonier
In Goshen Indiana a severely mutilated body identified as William Ripperson of Casperville was found by section men on the Lake Shore tracks two miles east of Ligonier. He had ridden a bicycle to Ligonier yesterday, punctured a tire, and rode a freight train back home. Tramps are under suspicion.
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Goshen
Ind
William Ripperson
Casperville
Lake Shore
Ligonier
Heat Claims Three Lives In City Heat Wave
Chicago authorities report three deaths attributed to the recent heat wave. The victims are Frank Blakeley of Peru Indiana, laborer John Lang, and laborer Carl Ryese.
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Chicago
Frank Blakeley
Peru
Ind
John Lang
Carl Ryese
Davis pioneer business man of Wabash dies suddenly
WABASH Ind June 14 Lew B Davis a pioneer business man of this city died last night from pulm onary apoplexy after health declined for over a year He was born in Black Rock N C Oct 25 18 He moved to Fort Wayne in 1851 then came to Wabash a year later He married Mary Bailey on Oct 4 13 and had two sons Also reported deaths include Mrs John Lyons near Connersville heart disease Jerry Breen Richmond age eighty five and Charles Hughes Pennville heart disease
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Wabash
Ind
Lewis B. Davis
Mr. Davis
Black Rock
XN. C
Fort Wayne
Mary Bailey
Connersville
John Lyons
John Spivey
Richmond
Jerry Breen
Liberty
Columbus
Portland
Charles Hughes
Pennville
Indiana and regional briefs from Fort Wayne and beyond
Fort Wayne reports Col D N Foster attending Smiths College commencement in the east, his career move surprising but welcomed. Anderson firm Rawlings Haynes Co to dissolve July 1 with one partner retiring, long established in the gas belt. Shelbyville sheriff detains W H Patterson tied to a Tennessee Illinois railroad brakeman murder. Walcott finds missing man Louis Elliott in California. Bloomington Capt W M Louden declines second army lieutenancy for personal reasons. Noblesville Levi C Davis drowns after falling into Eagle Creek while fishing. Portland Carnegie library directors award library building plans contract to Patton Fisher Miller. Aurora Royer Wheel Company employee George M Taylor suffers arm injuries at work.
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Fort Wayne
D. N. Foster
Indianapolis Soldiers’ Monument
Smith's College
Anderson
Rawlings, Haynes & Co
Danville
Ind
Shelbyville
Luther
Adams County
W. H. Patterson
Tennessee
Pinkerton
Walcott
Louis Elliott
California
Salvation Army
Elliott
Bloomington
W. M. Louden
Congress
Noblesville
Levi C. Davis
Eagle Creek
Portland
Carnegie Library
Patton, Fisher & Miller
Aurora
George M. Taylor
Royer Wheel Company
Italy's Foreign Policy Emphasizes Latin America and Triple Alliance
In the Chamber of Deputies Signor Primnetti outlines Italy's approach to Latin American ties and the Triple Alliance. He notes ongoing commercial plans with Germany Austria and a desire to renew treaties with France while preserving the status quo in Tripoli. He confirms talks for commercial negotiations with the United States and Russia and denies any intent to dominate Albania or worsen England relations.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Primnetti
Italy
China
Germany
Austria
France
Toulon
Tripoli
Mediterranean
United States
Russia
Albania
England
Cubans Framing an Electoral Law in Havana
Havana June 14 Senors Brava Silva Aleman Betancourt and Zayas named by the constitutions convention 4 committee to draft the electoral law. The Australian system is likely to be adopted with the committee studying the New York law as a basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Brava
Silva
Aleman
Betancourt
Zayas
New York
General Gillespie Holds Toledo Belt Line Hearing
General Gillespie chief of United States engineers held a hearing for residents about a belt line around Toledo. The discussion centered on proposed bridges over the Maumee River and potential navigation interference during a gorge, with all papers submitted to the secretary of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie
United States Engineers
Toledo
Maumee River
War Department
Secretary of War
Out of the Chamber as Soldiers Enter in Paris Debate
Paris June 4 There was a dramatic scene in the Chamber of Deputies as M Drumont attacked Algeria his remarks led to a vote of censure and his removal only after soldiers entered the chamber. The incident followed an anti Semite interpellation on Margueritte unrest and the government faced questions about Algerian administration. The chamber later adopted a resolution declaring government by 38 to 82.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Drumont
Algiers
Algeria
L'Armee
M. Monis
Marine
M. de Janessan
Margueritte
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Fire destroys ships and warehouses in St Petersburg
June 4 reports say a blaze at the Galley island shipyard wiped out slips and the cruiser Vitjas along with government buildings and timber stock. The fire crossed the Nova Fontanka canal burning military warehouses, with twelve dead and damage totalling ten million roubles.
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ST. Petersburg
Vitjas
Nova Fontanka
Novoe Vremya
Explosion at Paris suburb factory kills fifteen in Les Moulineaux
An explosion ripped through a cart ridge factory in the suburb of Les Moulineaux, Paris, killing fifteen people and wounding about twenty. Most of the injured were women, and victims were reported as horribly mutilated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Les Moulineaux
Henderson Delights in Paris Visit with President Loubet
Speaker D B Henderson and Rep Gillett were hosted by President Loubet, who praised American institutions and McKinley. Henderson called Loubet charming and democratic, and observed a deliberative chamber session amid pension talks. Deschanel invited them to future sessions, and Henderson planned a European tour visiting London and Scotland.
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Paris
D. B. Henderson
United States
House of Representatives
Gillett
Loubet
Henderson
McKinley
M. Loubet
M. Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Messrs. Gillett and Field
London
Scotland
Aberdeenshire
England Census Shows Big City Populations Rise
A June census volume lists England’s five largest cities excluding London with Liverpool 684,917 Manchester 543,960 Birmingham 522,182 Leeds 428,953 Sheffield 380,717. England and Wales total males 15,721,728 females 16,804,447. rural areas 77 percent. Ireland's population fell from 6,801,000 in 1821 to 4,546,000 in 191? Death rate declining. birth rate falling faster.
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London
England
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Leeds
Sheffield
England and
Wales
Great Britain
Ireland
Isél
German losses in China listed in official figures
Official figures published today show German casualties in China totaling eighteen officers, thirty-two noncommissioned officers and 2% privates. Thirteen officers, twenty noncommissioned officers and 122 privates were lost in action, the remainder died of disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
China
Obscure Interior Official Attacked in Nihilist Outrage Claim
In St Petersburg on June 14 an obscure interior ministry official was assaulted but not hurt by an unidentified man. The incident sparked reports that a Nihilist outrage had occurred.
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ST. Petersburg
Ministry of the Interior
Mrs Botha at The Hague and Kruger visit planned
Mrs Botha arrives in The Hague and stays at a Scheveningen hotel before an afternoon visit to Mr Kruger. The French Senate ends general discussion on the law of associations bill and moves to articles seriatim. Louis Stern’s mobility totals about $5,000 after a suicide at Bamberg. Christine Nilsson is in Paris recovering from rheumatism and influenza. Swiss railroads report American locomotives underperforming. Germans assault Czechs at Leitmeritz. military restored order. Paper-box manufacturers seek to merge. Chicago firms asked to price options on plants.
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Christine Nilsson
Gothenburg
Sweden
Paris
Singer
Mentone
Geneva
London Daily Mail
Great Britain
Leitmeritz
Vienna
London
Exress
Eperor Francis Joseph
Chicago
Emperor William at Kiel and Berlin Maneuvers
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William traveling from Kiel to Berlin, meeting Empress Frederick, and overseeing cavalry drills at Tempelhof. He plans visits to Hanover and Hamburg with naval and regatta events, aiming a northern journey lasting about a month starting May. The tribute describes his vigorous pace and perpetual travel.
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Berlin
William
Kiel
Tempelhof Field
Guards
Alexander II
Britz
Cronberg
Frederick
Gruenau
Hanover
Countess von Waldersee
Hamburg
Cuxhaven
Elbe
German Emperor Seeks Close Ties With Brazil After Kiel Visit
Emperor William praised the Brazilian warship Marshal Floriano at Kiel and thanked President Campos Salles for sending such a fine vessel. He announced decorations for the ship’s captain and senior officers and expressed desire to deepen Brazil Germany friendship. President Ynor replied with thanks and reciprocal wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Marshal Floriano
Kiel
William
Campos Salles
Brazil
Germany
Ynor
Sermon Inspires Marital Kindness in First Ward
A Philadelphia Record item recalls a mission sermon in downtown services for husbands. A preacher told a tale of a ferocious tigress for sale to illustrate marital duties. A widower bought the tigress, claiming loneliness after six months widowhood, and the story allegedly moved married men to treat their wives better on Sundays.
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Philadelphia
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports
Ships arrive and depart across New York Hamburg Southampton and Liverpool with vessels including St Paul Fuerst Bismarck Col um bia Etruria Cymric Gere mnic La Champagne New England and other liners from Southampton Cherbourg Plymouth and Queenstown in mid June port movements report.
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New York
St. Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Fuerst Bismarck
Plymouth
Columbia
Browhead
Etruria
Queenstown
Liverpool
Geremanic
Cymric
Havre
la Champagne
Boston
New England
Fruit as Nature’s Remedy for Summer Health
The Baltimore Herald urges choosing fruit and greens over meat in hot weather. It warns ham as almost poison, advocates natural dieting, and promotes fruit and vegetables as the season’s proper sustenance for city dwellers seeking comfort in heat.
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Baltimore
Transport Kintuck Cleared From Nagasaki For Seattle Voyage
The transport Kintuck, quarantined at Nagasaki due to a case, was cleared yesterday and is due at Seattle on the sixth. Colonel Bird, in charge of the transport service, expects all carrying volunteer troops from the Philippines to reach San Francisco before month’s end.
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Kintuck
Nagasaki
Seattle
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Ippines
San Francisco
Port Royal Mine Entombed Rumors Rise to Thirty
PORT ROYAL Pa June 4 Rumors spread that more than eighteen trapped miners from Smithton may be buried after the Port Royal mine explosion. As rescuers continue work it remains uncertain how many are entombed and a precise death toll will take time to determine.
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Port Royal
Smithton
Army officer sworn in Chicago by justice after civil war
Maj. Ro Page Wainwright took the oath of United States Army officer before Justice W. T. Hall in Chicago on June 14. Promoted from captain, Wainwright will soon command the Fifth United States Cavalry in the Philippines.
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Ro Page Wainwright
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Wainwrig
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Philippines
Montreal coroner probes Redpath tragedy on Thursday
Investigation by the coroner in Montreal sheds new light on the Redpath family deaths. Authorities report Mrs Redpath was shot twice in the head and shoulder while the young Redpath was shot in the temple. The verdict declares the young man killed himself after the fatal shooting.
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