Senators Debate Woolen Schedule As Amendments Rise
In Washington a lively debate on woolen duties features Senator Dolliver and Senator Warren defending protective tariffs. Dolliver proposes amendments to restore Dingley provisions while Warren argues against high duties. A live lecture on wool production includes a cost example using a gentleman’s suit to illustrate how labor and trimmings dwarf fabric value.
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Carter
Warren
Washington
Senate
Duiliver
Smoot
Finance Committee
Dolliver
Three Smith Brothers Arrested in Gallanan Shooting Case
Authorities accuse Govan Smith, Elisha Smith, and Levi Johnson of involvement in a shooting in Gallanan Kentucky. A posse tracked suspects from Crockettaville to the scene where the arrests were made, amid ongoing investigations and a hearing held for newspaper publishers before the Senate Finance Committee on wood pulp policy.
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Smith Brothers
Gallanan
Jackson
Fortier
Sherif
Calla
Govan
Smith
Elisha Smith
Levi
S ' Posse
Tend Wader
Crockettaville
Abe
Govan Smith
Smith Dothers
Johnson
Washington
Dune
John Norrin
Publishers’ Association
Senate Finance Committee
Wood Milp
Bey
Catarrh Cure Promises Widely Yet Fails Many
A garbled historical notice describes a claimed catarrh and cough remedy sold by FJ Cheney Co. It notes the product as the market’s only constitution remedy and references promotional circulars. The fragment highlights longstanding use and skepticism about effectiveness.
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Greeges
Generis
Munae Cheney & Co
Tosti- FJ. Cheney & Co
Buckeye Briefs Hop e of Interest to People in All Parts of Ofis
Buckeye briefs report a string of local and regional items from Bridgeport to Akron. Events include a mine manager killed near Martine Ferry, a forgery case in Mt Vernon with a guilty plea and a one year sentence, plans for a major auto industry merger led by J N Willys, Ohio State University enrollment at 6050 and a call for students to seek other schools, a Columbus veteran found dead at his wife's grave, a Stark county temperance group poll plan, and Akron foreigners pursuing jobs after being duped by an employment agent with an arrest for false pretenses.
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Ofis
Bridgeport
Péter O'Malley
Laughtin
Martine Ferry
Cara
London
Alexander Wilson
Columbus
Summerford
Wilson Wan
Akros, ©. Inc
Akron
Pittsburg
Manuel Wise
Falee
Cumberland Church Wins Property Suit in Missouri
Missouri supreme court rules Cumberland Presbyterian Church lacked authority to unite with the Presbyterian Church U S A without constitutional amendment. Case centered on church property at Warrensburg, Missouri, with Cumberland adherents prevailing.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Cumberland Adherents
Warrensburg
Duel in a San Antonio room leaves two injured
Joseph Salinas and Carlos Sousa fought a knife duel in a locked room in San Antonio Texas. Both men were badly injured and Salinas faced possible death.
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Joseph Salinas
Carlos Sousa
San Antonio
Tex
Salinas
Peter Drasty
Lake Charles
Reoren
Liver
Durango
Arratia
Lasterra
Spain
Massa
Adena
Frederick Hi. Brigham
Merchants’ National Bank of New Haven
Confederate Reunion Flower Parade Transforms Memphis Scene
In Memphis Tennessee a Confederate reunion softened martial war imagery with a flower parade. Over a hundred stylish carriages, decorated with blossoms, carried the flower and beauty of southern womanhood through city streets for nearly three hours, shifting from drums and uniforms to Paris gowns and floral splendor.
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Memphis
Tenn
Paris
South
Strikers Take to Hills After Charleston Mine Riot
In Charleston West Virginia on a June date, 15 leaders of a striker riot at Boomer mines were seized by deputies after a clash that involved more than 100 shots. Strikers fled, seized arms, and took refuge in nearby hills following the arrests.
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Charleston
W. Va
Strikig
Boomer
Gitlea
Arma
Sugar Refining Suit Ends Suddenly in Settlement
A $20,000,000 suit between the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co and American Sugar Refining Co, long heard in U S district court, was settled out of court after two weeks of trial. Details remain private pending Pennsylvania court ratification. The report notes control by Adolph Segal and Kissel in the alleged monopsony scheme. Also mentions a Bermuda race where schooner Margaret won from New York to Bermuda by about four and a half hours.
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Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
American Sugi Refining Company
Lees of Business
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Trust
United States District Court
Ingal
Entaler
Adolph Segal
Philadelphia
Gue Pty
Kissel
Pennsylvania Bugar Renning Company
Independent
Sugar Company
John BE. Parsons
Sugary Trust
Gustav A. Kissel
Mesars
Parsons
Twigg
Henry W. Taft
W. D. Guilerie
Kinwol
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle, Jr
Margaret
Hamilton
Bermuda
George
Bank of New York
Han
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Marion Residents
Testimonies from Marion residents claim permanent kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs H Rice of Lincoln Ave cites long favorable results, first recommending the medicine ten years ago. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents, price six cents.
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Bad Backe
Marion
H. Rice
Lincoln Ave
Sarton
Ohio
T Holt
Doan
Seiumidt & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United Mates
Mystic Shrine questions mark Nobles session fate of outer guard
Report from the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine notes anticipated votes on imperial divan changes and the selection of imperial outer guard. It also discusses which city will host next entertaining shrine events and recalls a historic pageant. mentions a Louisiana railroad commissioner indicted in Crowley on a civil case linked to a wrongful death judgment.
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Bystem
Order
Enatom
New Orleans
Toledo
Atlantic City
Louisiana
Crowley
Shelby ‘Taylor
Thin City
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Ember Aline
Maggie Henley
Taylor
Southern Pacific to retire preferred stock this year
New York Supt. The retirement of the companys preferred stock was decided by directors of Southern Pacific to take effect July 18. Holders may take 117 cash per share or 20 cash plus 100 in 4% bonds or exchange for common stock on a one for one basis. Outstanding preferred stock is 74866463 with a 7 percent noncumulative dividend. common stock yields 6 percent. The preferred previously redeemed up to 115 after July 1, 1910. The market closed with preferred at 196 1 2 and common at 10.
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New York
Supe
Southern Pacific Company
Wall Street
Lutheran Synod Adopts Canal Dover Preacher Thesis
The General Synod of the Lutheran Church approves and adopts a thesis by Dr. IL Keyser of Canal Dover Ohio defending its differences with the General Synod on confession disputes. The action is described as the most important move of the session.
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Lutheran Synod
Canal Dover
Richmond
Ind
General Synod
Lutheran Church of the
Saloon closings as Mahoning County votes dry in Youngstown
June 9 Youngstown voters face a local option election amid fears of drunken disturbances planned to sway ballots. Saloonkeepers close shops from 7 PM to 5 AM, while LaGrange County Indiana remains dry after a three year remonstrance period and a 260 vote majority.
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Youngstown
Huntress
Mahoning County
LaGrange County
LaGrange
Ind
Hat Strike Ends for 15 of 22 Factories in Danbury Area
A settlement plan reported between about 15 manufacturing firms and the United Hatters national boards ends a five month strike affecting Danbury Bethel and New Milford. The agreement aims to resume operations and outline return terms for workers as negotiations continue.
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Danbury
Bethel
New Milford
United Hatters
O'Brien and Ketchel Ready for Six Round Fight
Philadelphia June 9 Jack OBrien and Stanley Ketchel are set for a six round bout at the Monell Athletic Club tonight. OBrien is reported in fine condition while Ketchel’s manager Willis Britt says Ketchel would not be in better shape. The men met in New York weeks ago with OBrien nearly knocked out in the final round.
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National Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Ketchel
Michigan
Jack O'Brien
Stanley Ketehel
Na- Monel Athletic Club
O'Brien
Willis Britt
Ketchet
New York
Opfrien
Fraud Charged Over Guggenhelm Divorce Decree
In Chicago a divorce decree obtained by Grace Guggenhelm from William Guggenhelm is challenged for fraud. A court file has been issued to show cause why the decree should not be set aside, citing alleged manipulation by the head of the so called amelter trust forces.
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Guggenhelm
Chicago
Grace
Guggerhelm
William Guggenhelm
Amelter Trust
Linemen Electrocuted After High Voltage Contact on Pole
In Ohio on a public square two linemen named James Blondsworth and June Weekly were working atop a public electric pole when they touched a live wire carrying 2400 volts. They were suspended for 11 minutes before wires were cut and both men fell to the ground. They died soon after.
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Ohi
Jane W—White
James Blondsworth
Themen
A Very Busy Man and an Overworked Irish Watchmaker
A traveler describes a hectic day with a perpetually busy Irish watchmaker in County Permanagh. The man works late nightly, barely rests, and promises to mend the watch between questions about America and talks of photographs. He claims to have no time off for nearly a year, yet keeps delaying the repair as delays accumulate and daily duties overwhelm him.
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County
Permanagh
Armerica
Tye Net
Belfast
Chartes
Loomia
Moody's bold vote of thanks stuns English audience
A quirky New York Times fragment recounts Dwight L. Moody in England refusing formalities. He declares himself plain Dwight L. Moody and brother in God's work, then delivers a blunt vote of thanks to the noble earl. The audience is amused, and Moody maintains his candid, plain-spoken style throughout.
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Dwight L. Moody
England
Earl of
Mr. Moody
Chichwo
Earl
Mr. Lincoln
Hitnote
Fragmentary Parlor Item Prompts Family Canning Tip
A garbled fragment suggests advice on pantry cans and canning quantities for family use. It mentions pint and quart sizes and hints at poultry or food storage themes though specifics are unclear and names are distorted.
Rail timetable notes for Ammanns area and divisions
A fragmented timetable lists AMMANNS at 210 West Center Street with multiple daily trains on the BRIM and CHICAGO DIVISIONS. It shows frequencies and directions between Lima, Columbus, Marion, Bucyrus, and Delaware with daily, weekend, and holiday adjustments.
Hocking Valley Excursions and Holiday Trips Offered
The bulletin lists multiple excursions from Detroit to Columbus New York and other points, including daily trips to New York and summer tours to U S and Canada, with dates such as June 14 18 and July 2 23. It notes organizational events like G A R Encampment at Newark and Chautauqua excursions, and directs inquiries to I H Nebergall agent of the H H V Ry in Marion Ohio.
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Hocking Valley
Columbus
Detroit
Pomeroy
Jackson
Toledo
Homseekers
Toostay
Columbua
United States
Canada
A. R
Newark
New York
Daly
Knighta
St John
Cedar Point
Jake Chautauqua
National Educational Association
Denver
Cal
Chriatian Endeavor Union
Kenton
Los Angeles
National Gymnastic Union
Pacific Comat
Far West
Furninhad
I. EH. Nebergall
Agt
HH. V. Ry
Marion
Obie
Smallest baby whale caught by British trawler landed at Gelmby
The smallest specimen of a baby whale ever caught by a British trawler was landed at Gelmmby recently by the King Jane, a vessel associated with the fleet.
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Gelmmby
King Janes
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