Indiana Normal School seniors stage Merchant of Venice
Final exams at Indiana State Normal School end the term. The senior class presented The Merchant of Venice at the Grand Opera House as the class day exercise. Alumni meeting and faculty reception follow. limited stage settings, Shylock played by Richard McCloskey, Jessica by Mrs. Etta ant. The piece closed the Shakspeare cycle for the year.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State Normal School
Alumni Association
Curry
Grand Opera House
Car .O
Alexander Salvini
Steelings
Richard McCloskey
Shylock
Mrs. Ettaant
Jessica
Smallpox Revealed On Train Near Bedford
On a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line near Dodds three miles out a young man named Box boarded a Mitchell train and showed symptoms of smallpox. He was taken to Dr. Hunter and quarantined after fumigation of train personnel. About twenty five witnesses in a nearby cave were to be tried. Box returned home to quarantine.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio
Mitchell Cave
Box
Dodds
Hunter
The
Board of Health
Infant dies. quarantine tightened in Fort Wayne
Eyecial to the Indianapolis Journal reports in Fort Wayne that an infant in Charles Ehinger's home at 6 Herman street died today from smallpox and an older child is critically ill with disease. No medical care had been provided for the dead child until yesterday, and a more rigid quarantine has been ordered.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Ehinger
Herman Street
Arrivals at Winona Lake Hotels For Fourth of July Event
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Winona Lake Ind June improvements nearing completion as grounds and buildings are prepared for the assembly preparations for a large Fourth of July celebration with Senator Charles W Pairbanks as orator. Arrivals at hotels continue as extensive mineral water bottling plant setup proceeds. Names listed include J A Dirksen Freeport Miss Saloma Aryearhet Kentland B Pitas Detroit F E Heiney Hunt Henry W Secret Anderson O Everts Cincinnati P D Edgerton A N F N Flanner Indianapolis Mary A Dunn Knightstown J W Carr Anderson Minnewawan Inn T N Godfrey Ohio J B Mosen and family Decatur A Webster Valparaiso A O Merrill and wife Hobart Robert Lieber and family P r tamon L Wilbitz Indianapolis H Jones Fort Wayne Earl Reeves Ruthners Anderson H Rietmann M L Jones Fort Wayne Milo C Logansport W E Vilmer and others.
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Indianapolls Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Water Company
Charles W. Pairbanks
J. A. Dirskin
Freeport
Miss Saloma Aryeaarhet
Kentland
B. Pitas
Detroit
FE. Heiney
Hunt
Henry W. Secret
Anderson
O. Everts
Cincinnati
PD. Edgerton
N. Flanner
Indianapolis
Mary A. Dunn
Knightstown
J. W. Carr
Minnewawan
T. N. Godfrey
Ohio
J. B. Mosen
Decatur
A. Webster
Valparaiso
A. O. Merrill
Hobart
Robert Lieber
pRtamon L. Wilbitz
H. Jones
Fort Wayne
Earl Reeves
Ruth Ners Anderson
H. Rietmann
M. L. Jones
Milo C
Logansport
W. E. Vilmer
Warm again today forecast for Ohio to Illinois
Forecast shows continued high temperatures and partial cloudiness on Thursday and Friday for Ohio Indiana and Illinois with light to fresh southerly winds. Chicago reports four deaths and many prostrations from heat across Nebraska Wisconsin and nearby areas with no additional fatalities noted.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Chicago
Smith
Emma Jefferson
Walter R
John Volkman
Wisconsin
Rem
Unnamed list of names and residences across multiple cities
A fragmentary OCR listing numerous names and spouses along with associated towns including Crown Point Bluffton Valparaiso Cincinnati Chicago Fort Wayne Knoxville Fort Wayne Chicago and other locations. The lines read as a roster of individuals and households without narrative context or events.
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Crown Point
Benjamin Ashbaucher
Bluffton
C. EB. Herman
St. Louis
Mark Moffen
Livingston
Mont
A. H. Reedwig
Valparaiso
CC. B. McNaz
Greencastle
A. Nuerth
Cincinnati
J. A. Corella
New York
C. W. Orebaugh
Shelbyville
Vv. B. Hardy
Frankfort
Annabelle Harris
Knoxville
Tenn
J. E
Furey and Cullen Box Deep Into Drawn Twenty-Round Bout
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Muncie Ind June opening Interurban Athletic Club drew several hundred to witness a top boxing display. Barney Furey Cincinnati and Jack Cullen Indianapolis fought twenty rounds with Cullen leading but Furey landing heavier blows. The match ended in a draw with blood from Furey’s nose in round eleven and a disputed foul claim in round thirteen. Anderson rivals John Burke and Frank Cannon drew earlier in six rounds.
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Ioianapolis
Muncie
Ind
Interurban Athletic Club
Barney Furey
Cincinnati
Jack Cullen
Indianapolis
Jack Burke
Cullen
Furey
John Burke
Frank Cannon
Anderson
Denver lightweights clash ends in sixth round knockout
In Denver, Young Corbett of Denver knocked out Oscar Gardner in the sixth round of a ten round match before the Denver Wheel Club. Gardner was down five times in the sixth and was nearly finished when police halted the fight.
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Denver
Col
Young Corbett
Oscar Gardner
Denver Wheel Club
Gardner
Pointed Affair: Needle Traveled Five Feet Through Man’s Head
In Terre Haute Indiana on June 2 Theodore Borgstrom father of City Treasurer Borgstrom felt a hair brush catch on a needle. Mrs Borgstrom removed the needle from his scalp. He recalled a prior incident at work when a needle seemed to enter his leg but could not be found. The needle traveled five feet to exit without help.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Theodore Borgstrom
Borgstrom
Mayor Frank Roth Denies Shelbyville Meeting Was Broken Up
In a letter to the Indianapolis Journal Frank Roth mayor of Shelbyville Indiana states a religious meeting on the public square was not broken up by a band of music and that officers provided proper protection. He claims the band stopped before the square and the meeting ended before attendees dispersed and offers affidavits from residents to support his view. He had previously voiced a proclamation urging visitors to be welcomed and police to safeguard their welfare during the state Sunday school workers convention. He flatly says the city was maligned and requests correction.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Seleh
Frank Roth
Ind
Northern Indiana toll lines to unify message rates
Wabash Ind June 26 The owners of the principal toll line systems in northern Indiana met to establish a uniform scale for toll messages. With about a dozen systems and varied rates, the managers agreed to unite and appointed a committee to implement the plan. Attendees included S B Sheerin H B Gates Indianapolis J H Beck Columbia City James Sale Bluffton John Sale Ft Wayne S B Straus Ligenier Warsaw L C Fisher Elkhart O Rex North Manchester R F Blount Wilder Kendall Wabash.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Indiana
S. B. Sheerin
H. B. Gates
Indianapolis
New Telephone Company
J. H. Beck
Columbia City
James Sale
Bluffton
John Sale
Ft. Wayne
S. B. Straus
Ligenier
Warsaw
L. C. Fisher
Elkhart
O. Rex
North Manchester
R. F. Blount
Wilder Kendall
Wabash and Rochester Railway Company organized in Indiana
In Wabash Indiana the Wabash and Rochester Railway Company formed with 335000 capital to build a line via Roann and Gilead. Directors include Alvah Taylor and James Lynn Jr with Lynn slated as president. Petitions seek special elections in townships for subsidies and early construction expected if funds are approved.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Wabash & Rochester Railway Company
Wabash
Rochester
Roann
Gilead
Alvah Taylor
Aaron Simon
James Lynn, Jr
R. P. Macy
L. L. Daugherty
Wilbur McNareee
John EB. Latchem
Warren G. Sare
M. 8. Howe
Western Indiana division urges expulsion of Samuel Born Grain Co
The Western Indiana division of the National Grain Dealers Association reports that charges against the Samuel Born Company and the Lafayette Elevator and Mill Company, brought by W. C. Babcock and Ross Bros. and others for false grain grade reports, are supported by evidence and the committee recommends expelling the Samuel Born Grain Company from the association.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
National Grain Dealers’ Association Today
Samuel Born Company
Lafayette Elevator and Mill Company
W. C. Babcock
Ross Bros
Barmuel Born Grain Company
Hiatt & Co Plans New Oil Field In Pike Township
Hiatt & Co opening an oil field in Pike Township Indiana with 2000 acres leased. The firm already has two wells down and a third drilling. The second completed well yields about 100 barrels daily but is shut pending a pipeline by Standard Oil Co.
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Indianapolis
Portland
Ind
Hiatt & Co
Pike Township
Standard Oil Company
Death of St Paul teacher El mer Guess in Greensburg
Greensburg Indiana reports the death of El mer Guess of St Paul after a long stomach and intestines cancer. A surgical operation last week failed. Guess taught in St Paul and Adams township for eight years and was regarded as a top county teacher.
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Greensburg
Ind
Elmer Guess
St. Paul
Adams Township
Ichmond
Lewis Weldon
Citlees
Dick Trek Eas
Meningitis death and local notices from Indiana
Obituary notes report a 48 year old man died of meningitis. The piece lists his widow and four children and mentions his Odd Fellows lodge service. Additional bulletins cover art exhibition results, hall dedications by Odd Fellows in Hagerstown, school board teacher appointments for 1901 02, changes in editors, crop damage from wind and pest in Fairbanks and other Indiana towns, appointments of postmasters in Anderson, a strangling arrest in Kokomo, a second lieutenant commission in Terre Haute, bank plans in Whitestown, Lutheran conference in Fort Wayne, and a criminal assault arrest in Portland.
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Hagerstown
Odd Fellows
Blountsville
Hagerstown Lodge
Knights of Pythias
The
North Vernon
George P. Weedman
Co. E. McClintock
Flora Becker
Amelia Adams
Flora M. Newby
Abbie Andrews
Effie Robbins
Della Young
Ethel Jayne
Mabel McCaslin
Dorothy Harshman
Emma Whitcomb
Isaac M. Wilson
Sullivan
Fred F. Bays
Union Labor Journal
J. B. Orr
Fairbanks
Thirty-third Indiana Infantry of the of War
Knightstown
Mark Winnings
New Castle
McClellan
Philippines
Dayton L. Heritage
Henry County
Camille Hendrickson
Curtis Publishing Company
Curtis
Elkhart
Short
Larimer
Work
Island Park
Jeffersonville
Anderson
R. P. Grimes
Postmaster Small
Small
California
Kokomo
Oscar Miller
Terre Haute
Carl Leasure
Durty
Columbus
Fourteenth Infantry
Whitestown
Preston 8
Smith
Boone County
Chicago
Fort Wayne
North Ohio and Indiana
Ohio Lutheran Synod
Portland
Jesse King
Lizzie Arnold
King
Decatur
Considine Claims Libel Letter Triggered Meredit h Attack
In Seattle on June 23 John W. Considine, who killed Chief W L Meredith, said his attorneys warned Meredith to retract libelous statements about his character. A mob influenced by Meredith’s friends formed briefly. papers were warned legal action would proceed. The Times published the letter Considine says caused the attack. Meredith’s skull injuries are described as fatal regardless of the later shooting.
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Seattle
Wash
John W. Considine
W. L. Meredith
Meredith
The
Times To Day
Considine
Times
Varsity Boat Race Eve Hype Builds In New London
It is the night before the Yale Harvard boat race as crowds pour into New London Conn for the big event. Yale and Harvard crews, veterans and undergraduates, express high confidence while Yale freshmen beat Harvard freshmen by a length and three quarters in the afternoon scrub race. The scene includes Yale and Harvard graduates and a large attendance in anticipation of the next day’s showdown. In London, pigeon shooting at Murlingham crowns Count D Avrin of France with ten kills in a £2 cup event, part of a £5 sweepstakes. E L Smith of Saratoga ties for third with eight kills, while C F Robinson of San Francisco and A B Gates of New York struggle.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
London
Murlingham
Count D'Avrincourt
France
E. L. Smith
Saratoga
C. F. Robinson
San Francisco
A. B. Gates
New York
Buckeye Wins Exhibition as Columbus Beats Indianapolis Five Runs
Columbus defeated Indianapolis five to one in a fine exhibition. Williams pitched a near perfect game, News and Mylette boosted the lineup, and Columbus stole five bases to Indianapolis one. Guese allowed five earned runs through three innings as Fox, Shannon, Kelly and others supplied timely hits.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
News
Mylette
Williams
Fox
Shannon
Kelly
Byers
Guese
Heydon
Alloway
Wilhelm
Innin
Indianapolis
Locke
Grant
Griffin
Latham
Dayton vs Louisville falls on fielding miscues in six inning loss
Dayton led until Coggswell pitched well yet Gochnauer muffed a routine ball and Gros art wild throw allowed Louisville three runs. Final score Dayton 4 Louisville 6. Coggswell and Blue pitched for Dayton with Weyhing and Zalusky behind. Umpire Mullane. Attendance around four thousand.
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Dayton
Coggswell
Gochnauer
Grosart
Louisville
Blue
Weyhing
Zalusky
Mullane
St Louis wins with late hitting in Boston game
In Boston on June 2 the St Louis club won with concentrated hits in the second and seventh innings while Powell limited Boston's offense. Heidrick made a notable running catch. Final score shows Boston 28, St Louis 36 with Nichols Kittridge Powell Ryan as batteries. Twenty hits yielded thirty-two bases. Brooklyn also posted a batter’s day at Pittsburg with Tannehill Wiltze and Daly contributing multi hit effort.
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Boston
St. Louis
Powell
Heidrick
St. Louie
Nichols
Kittridge
Ryan
Brooklyn
Tannehill
Wiltze
Daly
Donovan
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Shiebeck
Clarke's Ninth Inning Hit Seals Washington Victory
Clarke's lucky ninth inning hit brought in two runs as Washington won amid Philadelphia errors in the last frame. Coughlin made a spectacular one hand catch. Patten and Clarke starred for Washington while Milligan and Powers worked for Philadelphia in a game noted for fine plays and no umpire on site.
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Washington
Clarke
Philadelphia
Coughlin
Grady
Leahy
Faiadelphia
Patten and Clarke
Milligan and Powers
Baseball schedule chaos grounds Baltimore game draw
No American League game in Baltimore as Boston club failed to arrive. Dispatches note Boston left for the city last night and washington was expected to play, creating a mix up in the day’s schedule. Scores from Cleveland Milwaukee and other minor games are listed with pitchers and umpires.
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Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Jackson Defeats Matthews in Exhibition Baseball Clash
In Jackson Tennessee on June 26 the local team beat Matthews Indiana 7 to 0 before a large crowd. Matthews, touted by Mr. Newberger, is among the best smaller-city pro outfits in the middle West. Scoring details list Matthews with Reynolds and Williams while Jackson featured Murray and Freeman in a dominant display.
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Indianapolis Journal
Jackson
Tenn
Matthews
Ind
Newberger
Middle West
H. EB. Oee Matthews
Reynolds
Williams
Murray
Freeman
Crawfordsville Bounces Back to Triumph in Ninth
Crawfordsville overcame an early deficit to beat Georgetown with a late rally in the ninth. Final score shows Crawfordsville edging Georgetown as Batteries Newlin and Hollycross, Meers and Kent contributed to the win.
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Rhe Georgetown
Crawfordsville
Newlin
Hollycross
Meers
Kent
Watkins Protest Over Dayton Game Decision
Manager Watkins files a protest with the Journal over a disputed Dayton game call by umpire Latham. He claims a Dayton base runner was ruled out at the plate then the decision reversed after Heydon dropped the ball. Watkins calls it the worst decision he ever saw.
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Watkins
The
Journal
Dayton
Latham
Heydon
Indianapolis
Auburn Stakes At Washington Park Track
Chicago June 26 A warm day drew a large crowd to Washington Park for the Auburn stakes at a mile and a sixteenth. The favorite W. J. Deboe won with Terminus Jaubert Denman Thompegon Jiminez and Possart also among the winners in order.
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Chicago
Washington Park Track
W. J. Deboe
Terminus
Jaubert
Denman Thompegon
Jiminez
Possart
Horse Races Yield Close Finishes Across Cities
At Sheepshead Bay New York Howell W wins first race in its debut. Newport Cincinnati and St Louis feature tight finishes as Poison and others upset favorites. Detroit Highland Park and Fasig Tipton sale list Water Color as star horse in auction prior to racing day.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Howell W
Puritan
Chilton
Cyrano
Monroe Doctrine
Cincinnati
Newport
Poison
Durrell
Laura
Sweet Dream
King Elkwood
Banquo II
Louis
Fairgrounds
Admiral Schley
Crosemona
Doctor Burns
Zufallig
Varro
Grantor
Detroit
Charles Littlefield, Jr
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sidney
Mesaymen
D. C. Johnson
Depew Presents Last Will Amid Public Remarks
New York June 2. Senator Chauncey M. Depew announced his last will and testament yesterday not due to illness but as a formal act in the wake of ongoing public notices. The matter draws attention as the longtime statesman outlines bequests and estate arrangements.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Senator sails for Europe amid will signing in Grand Central
The senator intends sailing to Europe today and plans to return in time for the New York mayoralty campaign. The will was signed in the senator's Grand Central Station office with witnesses Horace C. Duval and Mortimer T. Cowperthwaite.
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Europe
Grand Central Station
Horace C. Duval
Mortimer T. Cowperthwaite
New York
Master Car Builders Convened in Saratoga New York
The Master Carbuilders Association annual convention closed in Saratoga. Reports covered steel car axles composition, draft gear, loading long materials rules, proceedings index, and library establishment for the American Railway Master Mechanics. Officers elected: President J J Hennessey, Vice President J W Marden, Treasurer John Kerby, Secretary Joseph W Taylor.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Master Carbuilders’ Association
E. D. Nelson
Williamsport
E. D. Bronner
Detroit
J. D. Casanave
Altoona
F. A. Delano
Chicago
Milwaukee
J. W. Marden
Boston
Ohn Kerby
Adrian, Mich
Joseph W. Taylor
Wife of Cleveland murderer attempts suicide in prison
Lizzie Ruthven wife of Edwin Ruthven who is under sentence of electrocution at the Ohio penitentiary attempted self harm by cutting her throat today. Disappointment over Governor’s refusal to commute her husband’s sentence sparked the act. A special guard was placed over Ruthven to prevent a similar attempt. Ruthven is serving time for receiving stolen goods.
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Columbus
Lizzie Ruthven
Edwin Ruthven
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Ruthven
Mixed Local News Briefs From Across the Country
The item reports a lightning death of William Huss and his son in Lincoln County North Carolina, another son gravely injured. A massive grain fire burns ten thousand acres near Los Angeles with grazing land also swept. A Denver man named Charles Griffin, thirty five, jailed for assaulting a woman near the Platte River. W J Bryan departs Watertown for Clayton and travels with his wife and family down the St Lawrence to Quebec.
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Lincoln County
North Carolina
William Huss
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Griffin
Denver
Platte River
W. J. Bryan
Watertown
Clayton
Notable Obituaries From Across the Nation
On June 26 various notices report the deaths of former public figures and their families. Lowell D. Hosmer, ex disburser of San Juan public works, died June 17 with his wife and family missing. Peter L. Foy, ex postmaster of St Louis, died of heart disease after a two week illness. Mrs Mary E Gwynn, widow of former California senator W M Gwynn, died aged 86. Mrs Vroom, wife of Col Peter D Vroom U S A inspector general, died in San Antonio.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Lowell D. Hosmer
Public Works Department
Jacksonville
Fla
Memphis
Tenn
ST. Louis
Peter L. Foy
Missouri Democrat
St. Louis Dispatch
San Francisco
Mary E. Gwynn
W. M. Gwynn
California
United States Senate
Gwynn
Kentucky
San Antonio
Tex
Vroom
Peter D. Vroom
Department of the East
Governor's Island
P. G. Wood
Twelfth Infantry
Trustees Named for Saengerfest Delegates
The North American Saengerfest delegates chose St. Louis as the 1903 meeting site and elected twenty trustees for two years from cities including New Orleans Chicago Buffalo and Cincinnati. About 3 000 voices performed national songs of America Germany and France to 5 000 hearers at the Seventy fourth Regiment armory under John Lund.
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Buffalo
N. Y
St. Louis
J. Harmo Deiler
New Orleans
Adam l Lank
Charles Leibty
Leonard Priester
Charles Schwerkhalp
Adolph Falk
Charles Schmidt
Cincinnati
Joseph Hein
Cleveland
F. O. Nuetzel
Louisville
John P. Frenzel
Indianapolis
Eugene Niedereger
Jacob Spotin
Justus Emme
William Ahrens
Chicago
Fred Stuempel
Allegheny
Henry Hock
Pittsburg
F. W. Forman
P. J. Mettler
Toledo
America
Germany
France
Knights of St John Amend Constitution in Session
In Cincinnati on June 26 the Knights of St John adopted many constitutional amendments. Supreme secretary salary rose from 1000 to 1.50 yearly. union label required on all future printing. Eligible commanderies minimum size changed from ten to fifteen members. Ladies auxiliaries elected officers led by Supreme president Mrs Louisa Zang of Columbus and supreme secretary Miss Frances Sullivan of Erie.
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Cincinnati
Knights of St. John
Louisa Zang
Columbus
Ella Fultweller
Dayton
Josephine Clements
Detroit
Frances Sullivan
Erie
J. White
Newport
Gen Young to Succeed Shafter in California Command
Gen Samuel B Young arrives in San Francisco from the East to assume command of the Department of California on July 1. He announces no major personnel changes, aside from personal staff aides Capt H P Howard Thirteenth Cavalry Capt T R Smedberg late of the Fourth Cavalry and Lt James F Bee of the Sixth Cavalry. Lieutenant McKinley is a nephew of the President.
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San Francisco
Samuel B. Young
Shafter
Thertment of
California
Young
Department
H. P. Howard
Thirteenth Cavalry
T. R. Smedberg
Fourth Cavalry
James F. Eee
Sixth Cavalry
McKinley
Gothamites Not Wanted in Kansans Harvest Plan
Kansas City dispatch notes Governor Stanley rejecting a New York alderman's plan to send 5,000 unemployed New Yorkers to harvest Kansas wheat. He says Kansas needs no influx of jobless labor and favors thriftier, helpful immigrants, with harvest help from neighboring states already diminishing.
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Kansas City
New York
Kansas
Stanley
New York City
In Favor of the Porto Rican
San Juan de Porto Rico June The test case of Arpin of Grand Rapids against Valdez was decided by Judge Holt in favor of Valdez. Arpin argued the Council illegally used a water power franchise. the court held the Council has exclusive authority. Arpin will appeal to the Supreme Court. Developing the water power and bringing current to San Juan will cost $509,000.
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San Juan DE Porto Rico
Arpin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Valdez
Holt
United States District Court
Supreme Court
San Juan
Patriotic Societies Form National Political Committee
A National Patriotic Federation convention in Buffalo unites twenty one orders and votes to create a national committee representing every state and territory for aggressive political work. R J Long of Boston is named chairman. Indiana’s Mr Actor among the members. An active national campaign will start.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Patriotic Federation
R. J. Long
Boston
Actor
Indiana
Curfew Law Declared Unconstitutional in Nebraska
County Judge Smith ruled the Nebraska Curfew law unenforceable after four young women from prominent families were detained for a late night stroll and released following habeas proceedings. The June 2 ruling notes the law violates rights and sets a precedent for curfew enforcement.
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ST. Paul
Neb
Smith
Nebraska
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Ligon, Alten & Co
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Delaware and Hudson Company
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