Notable Friends Leaders and Educators Listed in Meeting
A roster of religious and academic figures is named including Rev. Rossi pastor of Fourth Reformed Church in Dayton Ohio, Rev. Ellis of South Street Friends in this city, Cyrus W Hodgin history instructor at Earlham College, Dr. Thomas Newlin vice president Wilmington College, and Prof. Elbert Russell pastor at the Main Street Friends Church. The list also mentions Peter W Raidabaugh of the Publishing Association of Friends and Albert H Wotan Latin instructor at the Friends' Boarding School among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lamoreaus
Islingis Seoday Association
Rossi
Fourth Reformed Bh
Deyton, O
Albert J. Tor
Friends’ Church
Inet
Flitsa . Armstrong
Ads’ Mission Advocate
Ellis
West
Indianapolis
Thomas Newlin
Wilmington College
Bert EK. Prettow
Western Yearly Meeting
Peter W. Raidabaugh
Publishing Association of Friends
Elbert Russell
Baar Mainstreet Friends Church
This City
Albert H. Wotan
Friends
West Town
Wabash County Young People Union closes second annual convention
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports the Wabash County Young People's Union concluding its second annual convention at the United Brethren Church in Rich Valley. Attendance was large, with many county churches represented. Officers chosen include President Schlemmer of Wabash, Vice President Lagro Russell, Recording Secretary Hopekied of Wabash, Corresponding Secretary Straw of North Manchester, Field Secretary Jewls Speicher of Urbana, and Treasurer Charles Schuler of Roann.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Wabash County
Young People’s Union
United Brethren Church
Rich Valley
Presiden
Schlemmer
Russell Lagro
Sap Te Ag Hopekied
Miss Straw
North Manchester
Jewls Speicher
Urbana
Charles Schuler
Roann
De Pauw Alumni Plan Funds and New Office in Greencastle
At the 1875 class meeting in Greencastle funds will be raised to continue cement walks in college yards and similar actions. Two landscape oil paintings were donated by Mrs. W. T. De Pauw to be hung in Plato Hall. The office of Preceptress has been created to oversee all women’s fraternities and the Ladies' Hall with a possible Ohio appointee. In Vincennes the commencement of Vincennes University featured diplomas awarded to multiple students across classical, scientific, teacher, and music tracks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
College Yards
W. T. de Pauw
Plato Hall
Ladies’ Hall
Ohio
Vincennes
Vincennes University
Robert J. Aney
Indiana University
Albert W. Burger
Anna Louise Gardner
Maud Lemmon
Harley E. Presnell
Della Klousse Purcell
Ray C. Simpson
Will W. Willis
William J. Wicknd
Herbert P. Holman
Herbert Holman
Fanny Taylor
Dorsey
Harmon Fox
W. B. Smith
Morford Cox
Myrtle Harte
A Eacess
Oma Phillippe
Hattle Ic
Dr. Pierce
Graduation ceremonies span Indiana towns in 1900s style
TERRE HAUTE graduation exercises for eight grade at the High School were held at the Grand Opera House with Professor Rettzer delivering the address. Vincennes High School also held night exercises with Prof Parsons of the State Normal School and Major Coulter delivering greetings. Sullivan notes Miss Laura E Erwin of the university has been elected to teach history and English in the city School.
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Noble McWemyss
Sullivan
Laura E. Erwin
Ma University
Fnrin
Death of Judge Eli Goodykoontz in Anderson Indiana
Judge Eli B Goodykoontz a leading central Indiana lawyer died at his Anderson home after a short illness He contracted a cold and hemorrhages followed He had lived in Anderson for nearly 50 years Born in Floyd County Virginia he moved with his family to Madison County Indiana as a child The obituary notes his high esteem in the community and recalls his early life clearing a forest farm and walking to Franklin to enter the legal profession
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Eli B. Goodykoontz
Indiana
Goodykoontz
Floyd County
Virginia
Ilm
Stormy Weekend Weather Outlook For Midwest And Rockies
Forecasts warn showers and cooler conditions across Indiana and Ohio with warmer spell in the north, while Illinois sees rain and thunderstorms. In Colorado mountains heavy snow and possible floods threaten Leadville and Cripple Creek amid unusually strong rain and hail. Local data note brisk east winds and deteriorating conditions along with heavy precipitation.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Goodykoontz Dies Former Circuit Judge of Madison County
The late Goodykoontz was educated at the law, married Emma Hazlett in 187, and left a widow and two children Miss Bessie Goodykoontz and Storry Gooykoontz. He practiced law from 154 and served as judge of the Circuit Court from 1880 to 189. A Jackson Democrat, he won the bench against a Republican majority. He was with the firm Goodykoontz Ballard Campbell at his death. The Madison County Bar Association plans a meeting to consider action. Funeral arrangements await word from his son in California.
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Emma Hazlett
Bessie Goodykoontz
Storry Gooykoontz
Hamilton
Madison
Goodykoontz, Ballard & Campbell
Madison County Bar Association
California
Notable Indiana Deaths Span Clergy to Bankers
Lebanon resident Wesley Lane dies in Bakersfield California of Brights disease after a life in Lebanon including bank service and public roles such as city council and school board. R. E. Hudson of Cleveland, trustee at Taylor University, dies in Upland after kidney trouble. daughter Grace Hudson at bedside. Robert M. Torrence to be buried at West Middleton Friends Church. George F. Kramer dies near Richmond aged 77 with Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias ties. Robert Marshall, railway postal clerk formerly Madison to Indianapolis, dies in Chattanooga. Mrs Matthew Porter, 65, dies in Greensburg paralytic disease. mother of city treasurer Alex Porter.
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Lebanon
Ind
Wesley Lane
Bakersfield
Cal
Methodist Church
Masonic and
Red Men's Orders
Marion
R. E. Hudson
Cleveland
Taylor University
Upland
Grant County
Board of Trustees
Hudson
T. J. Deeren
Grace Hudson
Alliance
Kokomo
Robert Bi. Torrence
Harrison Township
Friends’ Church
West Middleton
Eighth
Indiana Infantry
Richmond
George F. Kramer
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Madison
Robert Marshall
Indianapolis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Greensburg
Matthew Porter
Alex. Porter
Richmond Traction to Move Power Plant to Richmond
Philip Matter said Richmond Traction Company has purchased the abandoned Union Traction power plant in Marion. The site includes two Buckeye engines, two 350 kilowatt generators, boilers, and machinery, with fuel-saving devices and automatic stokers to be installed. The plant will be built south of the National Road bridge at Echmond near Starr Plane mill race, with the Starr Plane Company switch extended to its door.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Philip Matter
Union Traction Company
Richmond Traction Company
Richmond Company
Richmond
Echmond
Whitewater River
Starr Plane Company
C., R. & M. Starr Plane Company
Fort Wayne Gas to Build Major Pumping Station Near Anderson
Fort Wayne Gas Company acquires land north of Anderson and plans a large pumping station to ensure fuel supply and improve service. Buildings will use stone brick and steel with regulator houses and operator cottages on several acres. The firm holds hundreds of acres of leases and estimates exceed $100,000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Mineral water discovery boosts Winona Lake Park summer appeal
At Winona Lake Park Indiana a new mineral water discovery enhances its vacation appeal. Three springs tested by rigid analysis resemble Wisconsin's famed health springs. Park gates opened May 15 and many families have already arrived for the summer assembly and school, with numbers expected to rise as warm weather continues.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Lake Park
Assembly
Rgid
Waukesha
Wis
Jeffersonville cellhouse nears occupancy in grand new prison
A large crowd viewed Jeffersonville Indiana’s $205000 stone and steel cellhouse and heard it will open tomorrow transferring 500 convicts from temporary quarters. The building, labeled C, surpasses A and E in modern design with heating and ventilation by J C Mc Williams. Architect Arthur Loomis designed it and FP H McCormick Co built it. McCormick’s firm charged 156000 and McWilliams 218000 for the ventilation system.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Reformatory
Arthur Loomis
FP. H. McCormick & Co
Columbus
J. C. McWilliams
Louisville
New Albany Epworth League District Convention Adjourns
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from New Albany Ind dated June 15 reports the annual convention of the New Albany District Epworth League adjourned today. Leaders and delegates from multiple churches gathered for services programs and elections concluding the session with outlines for next year's activities.
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Indianapoliis
New Albany
Ind
Epworth League
Election of officers and local briefs in Indiana towns
Gran elects exident Rev W G Clinton of Salem as first vice president and Mrs L Moore of New Albany as second vice president, with Mrs Hattie Craig Grandview as third vice president, G A Briscoe of New Albany as fourth vice president, Miss Kenely Canneton as secretary, Genevieve Williams of Huntingburg as treasurer, and William Watts of New Albany. Greensburg gas firms refuse rate cap, new lines to Clarkshoro emerge. Crawfordsville reports a suspected smallpox case. Marion orders outside contractors for maintenance at National Military Homes. Terre Haute autopsy finds Nellie Marshall died from swallowed pin. Brazil barn fire injures stock. Wabash freight wreck at Lagro. Clay City gold specimens exhibited. Sullivan plans $50,000 improvements. LaPorte prisoner Randall Adams released. Richmond finances show available funds.
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Greensburg
Clarkshoro
Crawfordsville
George Mercer
Kansas
Scott Township
John H. Taylor
Board of Health
Taylor
State Board
Indianapolis
Mercer
Marion
Board of Managers
National Military Homes For Volunteer Soldiers
Marton
Terre Waute
Nellie Marshall
Brazil
William Louerback
Voorhees & Co
Kokomo
Rosella Boone
James M. McCarty
Clay City
Chris Shepper
Coal City
Owen County
California
Colorado
Sullivan
Green Hill Coal Company
Obituary: Commander Charles Belknap Dies in Baltimore
Baltimore June 15 Commander Charles Belknap United States Navy died at Union Protestant Infirmary from blood poisoning after arm abscess. In his fifty fifth year. survived by widow Miss Wheelwright and three sons. Body to Annapolis for interment. Secretary Long expresses sympathy and praises his service as a top officer with over eighteen years at sea.
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Baltimore
Charles Belknap
Union Protestant
Belknap
Annapolis
Annapolie
Leutenant
Washington
Long
Deaths in Minnesota and New Jersey
Charles P. Lyman, aged 73, father of Burlingon Railroad official George P. Lyman, died of heart disease at his son’s home in St. Paul after Civil War service with the quartermaster general’s department. Osborn, Princeton University treasurer, aged 59, died in Princeton of apoplexy.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Charles P. Lyman
George P. Lyman
Burlington Railroad
Lyman
Quartermaster General's Department
Princeton
N. J
University of Chicago Celebrates Founding Day with Rockefeller Visit
The University of Chicago marks its decennial founders day with John D. Rockefeller and his wife and daughter arriving to oversee cornerstone layings, building dedications, class day events, and the memorial tablet for Stephen A. Douglas. Rockefeller attends class day, a baseball game, alumni dinner, and the second performance of As You Like It, sharing smiles with President Harper.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Nancy Foster
Stephen A. Douglas
Rockefeller
Marshall Field
Harper
John DD
U. of C
Yukon Telegraph Line Open From Port Simpson to Hazleton
The Yukon telegraph line from Port Simpson up the Skeena river to Hazleton is finished. Today the first telegram sent from Port Simpson was received by the mayor of Vancouver. It is expected that by July telegraphic messages will be exchanged between Dawson and Vancouver.
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Vancouver
B. C
Yukon
Port Simpson
Skeena River
Hazleton
Dawson
Pingree in London Under Critical Watch by Doctors
London observers report Governor Pingree remains in a critical state as physicians express concern over exhaustion and note no clear improvement. A midnight consultation underscored the seriousness, with another check scheduled at 9 AM and cautious hope for a favorable change despite the dire outlook.
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London
Dances and Dinners in London with Prominent Americans
London society week features dances and dinners with Americans as guests. Notables include Mrs. George Cornwallis West, Lady Cunard, Lady Grey Egerton, J R Carter second secretary at the U S embassy, and Alfred de Rothschild among others. New books include Lord Milner biography by Ivan Muller and a Mexico political study by Mrs. Alexander Tweedie. Edward Frederic Benson pending new novel. Clyde Fitch collaborating on American cockaks comedy. Fitch’s Captain Jinks to be staged in London.
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London
Carlmeyer
Sarah Bernhardt
Coquelin
George Cornwallis West
Lady Cunard
Clandebeye
Exton
Miss Ward
Reginald Ward
Mesdames Legeed
Adair
Ronalds
J. R. Carter
United States
Miss Carter
Sellern
Oxford
Muller
Lord Milner
Cape Town
South Africa
Ireland
Egypt
Alexander Tweedie
Mexico
Lapland
Martin Conway
New York
Mr. Fitch
Captain Jinks
Phe Marines
Lonon
Labor Disorders in Russia Renewed Strikes Ravage Baltic Yards
A St Petersburg dispatch reports renewed labor unrest in Russia. Baltic naval yard strikers joined workers from the Gvozdibank works and attacked the latter. military forces were required to use arms to quell the rioters yesterday.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Baltic Naval Yards
Gvozdibank Works
Boer Jealer Andries De Wet to Lecture in United States
Andries De Wet the Boer Jealer plans to lecturing in the United States in mid July. Emperor Williams yacht Meteor won a race over the Kariad by seven minutes on a 47 mile course off Rothe Say north of Clyde. Lisbon gazetted a meteorological station in the Azores as part of a Paris US Portugal agreement. Princess Yolande born June 1 was christened at the Quirinal with the King and royal family present. A crush near the palace injured several schoolchildren.
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Andries de Wet
United States
Emperor William
Meteor
Rothe Say
Clyde
Lisbon
Azore Islands
Paris
Portugal
Yolande
Italy
Quirinal
Unionists Protest Hiring Undergraduates at Michigan
Detroit, June 15. The Detroit branch of the International Association of Machinists sent a protest to University of Michigan President Angell against hiring undergraduates to fill striking machinists’ jobs. They argue state funds should not educate sons of well to do families to displace workers and urge students to avoid courses that would reflect on the university’s good name.
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Detroit
International Association of Machinists
Angell
University of Michigan
Michigan
Otis Steel seeks injunction against Lion Molders Union
Otis Steel Company of Cleveland files in U S Court for an injunction against local No 218 of the Lion Molders Union of North America. It restrains members from interfering with the works, inducing workers to quit, aiding the conspiracy, or picketing around the plant. Defendants ordered to appear July 3 to show cause for a temporary restraining order. The dispute stems from last year's strike with no agreement reached. molders have kept workers on picket duty since.
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Cleveland, CO
Otis Steel Company
United States
Lion Molders’ Union of North America
Otls Company
Capany
Transatlantic and European Shipping Movements Report
June 15 shipping notices across ports. Arrivals include Cufle from Liverpool Sardinian from Greenock Umbrian from Liverpool L AQUItaine from Havre Zeeland from New York Capiic from San Francisco. Departures include Maasdam for Rotterdam St Louis for New York Kensington for Queenstown Barbarossa for New York La Bret for New York Lucanta for New York.
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New York
Cufle
Liverpool
Greenock
Havre
Maasdam
Rotterdam
Farnessia
Glasgow
Campania
Trave
Naples
Genoa
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Koenigin Luise
Bremen
St. Louis
Southampton
Moville
Montreal
City of Rome
Antwerp
Zeeland
Kensington
Queenstown
Etruria
Yokohama
Capiic
San Francisco
Honolulu
Barbarossa
la Bret
Lucanta
Chase Sayage In Not Short In Cuba Conduct Handles Commissary Funds
Lieutenant R. D. Chase formerly of the Sixth Ohio Infantry faces a government proceeding over about 17.04 dollars in unaccounted commissary supplies while serving as commissary officer in Cuba. The case stems from alleged shortages blamed on faulty records and supply handling.
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Sandusky
R. D. Chase
Sixth Ohio Infantry
Ings
Chase
Cuba
An Officer Claims Unsettled Regimental Accounts
A former officer asserts that before the Sixth left Cienfuegos his ledgers were squared though upon muster out at Augusta proper officers failed to audit them. He handed over the accounts to the inspecting officer over eight months ago, but they remain at regimental headquarters instead of reaching the commissary general in Washington.
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Ficers
Cienfuegos
Augusta
Chase
Washington
Lawyer Roelker Dead in Cincinnati Suicide
Attorney F. G. Roelker died in Cincinnati today after shooting himself at his home last Thursday. He never regained consciousness, and the cause of the shooting remains unknown. It is generally believed he died by his own hand due to suffering from grip and related misery.
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Cincinnati
F. G. Roelker
Cailles Surrenders to Forces in Manila
Insurgent General Cailles has signed terms of surrender in Manila on June 16, ending armed resistance. The move marks a formal capitulation with government forces accepting terms and Cailles stepping down.
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Manila
Cailles
Telegraphic Brevities Chronicle Assassins and Meetings
A compressed bulletin summarizes a K of Honor Milwaukee meeting place chosen for next year. It notes a Roman epoch of racing at Revere Mass won by Bobby Walthour in 42 02. Also reported are wage increases at Lehigh Valley Railroad, a Belgian glass works strike ending, and various legal and local incidents across the United States.
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Robert E. Emmett
Mexico
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Honor
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Revere
Mass
Watson Coleman
Fred Hoyt
Bobby Walthour
Walthour
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Frederick E. Haskins
National Association of Naval Veterans
Brooklyn
United States
Roosevelt
State Department
Brussels
Belgium
Capen
Tufts College
E. N. Conger
Iowa
China
Tufts
Houck
Mount Vernon
George W. Houck
Sarah Jane Hess
Bladensburg
Arbitration Board Meets in Chicago for Wage Talks
National joint arbitration board will convene in Chicago on June 24 as unions seek a minimum wage of from $2.75 to $2.30 per day. Meanwhile Newport News shipyard threats to close if strikers do not return by Monday evening affect 7,000 workers. 2,000 to 2,500 have already been laid off.
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Tion
National Joint Arbitration Board
Chicago
J. F. Burton
Red” Hoyle
Memphis
Post
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry-dock Company
Manufacturers’ Woodworking Association
Amalgamated Woodworkers’ Union
Y M C A International Jubilee Convention Attends Lighter Day
Boston June 15 attendance at the Y M C A International jubilee convention was smaller as delegates returned home or toured. One session was held with speakers Rev M J Buckley Harriet Taylor Walter C Douglass and Robert E Speer. A New York lunch for foreign delegates pleased attendees. Evening program directed by Albert E Marling featured Slocum Eckels and Arthur Tibbetts.
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Boston
Mass
M. J. Buckley
Newport
Harriet Taylor
Chicago
Walter C. Douglass
Philadelphia
Robert E. Speer
New York
James Stokes
Albert E. Marling
Slocum
Colorado College
James H. Eckels
Arthur Tibbetts
Settlement in Hansen Ketcham attorney fees suit
Chicago June 15. The suit of attorney D C Hansen against Mrs Minnie Ketcham for twenty thousand dollars in attorney fees was settled out of court this afternoon. The stipulation includes settlement of all Eastern Litigation as well. Attorneys withheld the basis of settlement but said it was satisfactory to all parties. One report ties the settlement to notoriety surrounding the case. It is understood the basis includes more than thirty eight hundred dollars in fees.
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Michael Davitt
The
Land League
Chicago
United States
Ireland
John G. Johnson
Union Traction Company
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Ashbridge
Johnson
Sandusky
Spencer Newbery
D.C. Hansen
Minnie Ketcham
German colonization scheme in Brazil announced
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports a German syndicate forming with 23,000,000 marks to colonize the Brazilian states of Rio Grande do Sul, São Paulo, Santa Catarina, Paraná, Minas Geraes and Goiás. The government has earned 4 percent interest on invested capital. There is also a plan for Italian colonization across Brazil by a newly organized society.
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New York
the Herald
Rio Janeiro
Rio Grande
San Pablo
Sante Catharina
Parana
Minas Geraes
Goyaz
Brazil
Ome
Seven Year Old Boy Kidnaping Case Shocks Texas
E D Strong of Texarkana says his seven year old son Keke was taken by kidnappers after boarding a train at Waco on June 1 to ride two miles home. Parents and friends have heard nothing since. Dallas police and detectives are consulting as the State conducts a quiet search for the missing boy.
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Dallas
Tex
E. D. Strong
Texarkana
Keke
Waco
Death by own action of a Merchant's Wife in Kentucky
Mrs Sidney Munday wife of a Knoxville Tenn commission merchant, shot herself in the temple at her brother's Bellevue Kentucky home today after arriving for an operation planned next week. She had been despondent over her physical condition.
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Cincinnati
Sidney Munday
Knoxville
Tenn
Bellevue
Harvard invites Cuban teachers for summer school in Havana
President Eliott of Harvard invites 100 Cuban teachers to join the university summer school in Harvard. One hundred Cuban exhibitors sail for Buffalo on the steamer Morro Castle, bound for the Pan American exposition. The Police Band, sixty pieces, also departed on the same steamer.
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Havana
Eliott
Harvard University
Buffalo
New York
Morro Castle
Resignation of a Consul in Germany
Washington reports Julian Phelps United States consul at Crefeld Germany has resigned. He was appointed from down in 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Julian Phelps
United States
Crefeld
Germany
Down
Death by Own Action Reported for Dudley R. Walke
NEW YORK J 15 Dudley R Walke of the late Rear Admiral title is noted as the subject of a death by own action report. The terse notice identifies Walke and links him to a rear admiral rank, signaling a formal obituary notice or death report in progress.
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New York
Dudl R. Walke
The Pope’s World Role and Rockefeller at Tuskegee
New York Christians Advocate calls the pope a world figure for his vast influence and intellectual prominence across classes. Washington Post notes Mr. Rockefeller plans a dormitory at Tuskegee, implying a sharp critique of wealth separation and race relations.
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New York
Washington Post
Rockefeller
Tuskegee
Washington
Dr. Harper
There’s no use in telling me Uncle Allen Sparks
The piece recalls Uncle Allen Sparks saying that the proverb about bent trees is flawed and illustrates Gwimple’s boyhood spelling rivalries. It notes Gwimple grew up to write dialect poems, contrasting past schoolyard spats with present literary work.
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Chicago Tribune
Allen Sparks
Gwimple
Oil Strike Reported Near Decatur Alabama
In New Decatur Alabama on June 1 reliable informtion said oil was struck in Lawrence county about 25 miles from the city. The well is flowing nine barrels per day after boring for an artesian well accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Decatur
Ala
Lawrence County
Policeman Richard DeLaney Shot Dead in St Louis
In St Louis on June 1, officer Richard DeLaney was shot and killed while attempting to arrest William Turner alias Martin, a Black man who fled but was captured. The incident occurred at night and the suspect was soon taken into custody.
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ST. Louis
Richard Deelaney
William Turner
Atlas Martin
Indianapolis College of Law Graduation Evening Announcement
The Indianapolis College of Law will hold its graduating exercises Friday evening June 21 in the wee auditorium When building. John W. Kern president of the college will deliver the annual address and the dean Judge A Wiley will address the graduates and present the diplomas conferring the degree of LL B.
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Indianapolis College of Law
Wee
John W. Kern
A. Wiley
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