Notable figures debate army reform in Lords gallery
House of Lords heard remarks from T. Ritchie Bryce and others as Duke of Bedford and Lord Dunraven urged higher pay and better rations to boost recruitment while Lord Raglan defended the army reorganization bill. In Pamplona Jubilea, civilians clashed with soldiers over uncapped headgear injuring several as police restored order.
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Spain
Bigamy case at Old Bailey linked to Earl Russell
London dispatch reports the grand jury returned a true bill against Earl Russell for bigamy with a trial slated in the House of Lords. The decree nisi in George Somerville's divorce was made absolute, a formality not binding on English law, and a scene of procedural steps follows with the Lord Chancellor notified.
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Earl
United States
England
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House of It
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois next two days
Washington June 2 fore casts predict high temperatures Wednesday with possible local rains and southeast winds. Thursday will be fair with clear skies. Reports show maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation comparisons since June 1 and January 1, with Wappenhans as local forecast official.
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Former solicitor general sues Duke of Manchester in London
The suit for breach of promise is filed by a former solicitor general acting as counsel in London against the Duke of Manchester. The Furnesia from New York reports a drowning after a jump overboard on June 2 percent, near Glasgow. American Baptist missionaries in Brazil, aided by US minister Charles Page Bryan, seek full indemnification for Nictheroy church property destroyed April 24 by a mob led by a proselyted priest Almeida.
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Duke of Manchester
New York
Glasgow
Richard Walke
West Virginia
Brazil
United States
Charles Page Bryan
Nictheroy
Almeida
Warner Stoner Arrested at Chicago Race Track
Warner Stoner son of a Kentucky family and a turf official relative was arrested in Chicago at Washington Park on a charge of passing bogus drafts. Investigators traced one hundred blank drafts engraved for a Topeka bank by a New York bank. Jones, a professional gambler, was found with ninety seven blank drafts in a valise marked C. Jones. Stoner previously ran a Kansas City livery stable and had ties to trotter Donogh.
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Warner Stoner
Kentucky
Washington Park Race Track
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Third National Bank of
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Stoner
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Jones
Warner W. Stoner
Conklin Jones
Donogh
Ohio Republicans Conclude Address on Unity and Morals
The speaker urges a united Republican Party untainted by factionalism and emphasizes adherence to tariff principles, reciprocity with guardrails, and protection of personal liberty and home rule. He asserts no interference with moral traditions and signals readiness to proceed with business.
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McKinley
Republican Party
Republican platform endorses tariff, navy, postal ship canal plan
The platform reaffirms support for the Republican party and its candidates. It lauds the Dingley tariff, calls for protecting American labor, reciprocity, and extending commerce. It urges stronger navy, American ship canal, and anti monopoly legislation, while praising insular policy and McKinley administration. Foraker and Hanna are honored. events in Cincinnati and Gambier noted.
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Toledos and Wheeling fall as Ames Dorn pitch
In Western Association action Toledo defeated Wheeling 7 to 1 as Ames and Dorn pitched for the winners. Marion lost after Egan hit four batters in the Cincinnati game. Philadelphia shut out Cincinnati in the National League. Fort Wayne and other scores listed.
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Baseball Notes Manager Manning releases Everett from Washington club
Manager Manning releases William Everett captain and first baseman of the Washington American League club. Duncan will play first base for the present and Clark probably will be captain.
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Manning
William Everett
Washington
Dungan
Clark
Egan Hit Four Batters In Fort Wayne Loss
Fort Wayne beat Marion 9 to 5 in a pitchers battle as Egan drilled four batters, curbing Marion’s chances. Daniels pitched steadily with no walks. batter control powered the Fort Wayne win. Umpire McLaughlin. Attendance not reported.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Egan
Marion
Daniels
Fuller
Egan and Kellner
McLaughlin
Cincinnati Unable to Hit Freely or Field Without Error
National League game in Philadelphia sees Cincinnati shut out for the second time in the series. Orth holds the hill with slight edge as Cincinnati errors aid Philadelphia. Final score 4 to 0 with Newton Bergen Orth and McFarland batteries.
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Orth
Kennedy's Hand Ripped Open Ends Chicago Shutout Bid
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 6 to 9 as Kennedy leaves after a fifth inning injury from McCormick. Green hits a home run on a misjudged fly, Chance adds a triple, Daly and Kelly spark late Brooklyns offense. Childs exits in sixth with a wrist sprain.
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Enough to Win in the Third in Boston Game
Nine Boston hitters scored in the third inning on four hits two walks and two errors to clinch the game Nichols made a standout catch near the left field fence Pittsburg scored five runs in total as Willis Kittridge Poole and Zimmer worked the batteries for the visitors while Boston relied on Willis and Kittridge for pitching.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Nichols
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Life of Dr Tholuck and Mr Cook in Boston
The narrative tracks Dr Tholuck and Mr Cook who settled in Boston in 1874 and rose to prominence. Cook, a literary man and preacher, gained public fame in 1875 as pastor of a Hub Congregational Church and spoke at the Y M C A weekly prayer meeting. His lectures appeared in 1876, with thirty editions published before 1879, and he delivered up to 150 lectures a year. He married in 1877 and, with his wife, toured the world 1880 to 82 before health issues halted further lecturing.
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England
Italy
Egypt
Syria
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Five Furlongs Track Record At Washington Park
At Washington Park Chicago a hot afternoon produced a track record for five furlongs by Alan-a-Dale in 1:00 1-4 and a Lakeside Stakes upset by Endurance by Right in 1:00 flat. Robert Waddell won the fifth race on a Derby favorite, while Halma colt Alan-A-Dale impressed as a first Chicago appearance. Waddell’s victory drew cheers as the crowd watched a string of notable performances across multiple races.
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T. C. McDowell
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Sweet Billie
Endurance
Right
Alan-A- Dale
Waddell
Bullman
Theory
Gold D'Or
Yellow Tail
Robert Waddel
Pirate's Queen
the Lady
Crest
St Louis rally beats New York as ninth inning surge wins game
In New York, St Louis overcame a late lead by New York with a ninth inning batting rally. Taylor relieved Phyfe, six runs off the deaf mute's pitching. Final: Chicago 7 10 9 0 1 Philadelphia 5 1 0 4?. details show a chaotic scoring line and late exchanges. Grounded by pitching changes, the visitors secure the win behind Griffith and Sullivan.
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New York
St. Louis
New Yorks
Taylor
Phyie
Smit Defeats Eaves In Wimbledon Second Round
In the all England championship at Wimbledon S H Smit defeated W V Eaves in the singles second round. Also noted: Richard Croker’s filly Sweet Dixie won the Gatwick handicap at 500 sovereigns during the Gatwick summer meeting.
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W. V. Eaves
Richard Croker
Sweet Dixie
J. Reiff
Gatwick
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Billy Gardner
Lowell
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Kid Broad
Tom O'Rourke
New Club
Bridgeport
Conn
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Philadelphia
Harry Newmier
London
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A. W. Money
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Gates
New York
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Saratoga
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San Francisco
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Obituary of Rev Dr Joseph Cook noted Bible Scientist
The Rev Dr Joseph Cook renowned for lecturing on harmony of Bible and science died at his summer home in Ticonderoga Whitehall N Y He was born January 26 1838 and educated at Phillips Academy Yale Harvard Andover Theological Seminary His ministry began in Lynn and he embarked on a touring career in 1871 after an earlier illness and lengthy study record
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Wall acquitted in sensational Texas murder case
RUSK Texas June Wall Eugene Wall acquitted of murder in a feudal shooting affray at Nacogdoches last year. Three men killed and several wounded as State Rangers kept peace during the ensuing month. Boise Idaho June 45 United States Senator Fred Dubois ill at Hunter Hot Springs Montana suffering from a severe attack of salation.
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Baltimore Edges Detroit In Close Four Game Set
Baltimore clinches the fourth straight win over Detroit in a tight contest. Batteries Nops and Robinson for Baltimore and Sievers and Buelow for Detroit. Three I League play notes a Terre Haute match where RHE Terre Haute defeats Rockford.
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Detroit
Nops
Robinson
Sievers
Buelow
Miscellaneous Brevities From Army Movements To Legal Plea
Army units TI K and L left Fort McPherson Atlanta for Plattsburg North Carolina for stationing. A detachment of 202 recruits and three officers left Columbus Ohio for Portland Oregon to join Vancouver Barracks. Justice MacLean in New York Supreme Court issued a writ of habeas corpus directing Count Gyula de Festetics to produce the couple’s son Dwight. The annual Christian Science gathering at Concord New Hampshire, home of Rev Mary Baker G Eddy, drew about 300 visitors who were greeted by Mrs. Eddy at Pleasantview.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Constitutional clashes and festival chorus mark day in 1917
In Alabama a debate over a sheriff’s deputy’s family protections stirred controversy as supporters framed the jail as sanctuary amid mob risks. West Virginia conventions considered suffrage head-taxes and race-based school funding, while Buffalo hosted the thirtieth Saengerfest with 5500 choristers from 108 societies and famed soloists headlining.
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Cincinnati Board
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Chas. McCreary
Franchise War Begun In Chicago Streetcar Fight
The Widener Elkins Whitney syndicate led by W L Elkins filed suit in U S Circuit Court against Chicago and four streetcar companies to stop operation of the West Chicago and North Chicago lines. The petition seeks charter vested rights to 1960 and to prevent forfeiture on 1903 dates, signaling the opening of a franchise war. Chicago officials debate disposition of the franchises, considering municipal retention or revenue-based transfers with a graduated fare.
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Widener-Elkins-Whitney Syndicate
W. L. Elkins
Philadelphia
United States
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North Chicago City Railway Company
Berree
West Chicago
Funeral of Adelbert Hay in Cleveland Lakeview Cemetery
In Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland Adelbert Hay is laid to rest after a New Haven arrival. Secretary of State and Mrs Hay with children Helen Alice and Clarence come from Yale classmates and relatives attend. The Wade Mortuary Chapel hosts services with Rev Dr Hiram C Hayden delivering the sermon. Secretary and Mrs Hay and their children remain in Cleveland for a day or two with Mr Samuel Mather as host.
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