Marion Daily Mirror United Press year of history note
The Marion Daily Mirror notes entries from United Press, telegraph service and market reports for June 25 in American history. It lists deaths of Alexander Macomb born 1782 and Mortimer Thompson born 1882, and Grover Cleveland born 1837 died Princeton New Jersey, with brief historic context and lunar phases.
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Alexander Macomb
Platinburg
Waastington
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Mortimer Thompson
Q. K. Philander Doesticka
P. B
Grover Cleveland
United States
Princeton
N. J
Excerpted tariff clash over print paper and pulp monopoly
A long letter from Senator Dick defends a higher tariff on print paper and wood pulp, arguing for protection under the Payne tariff. The piece critiques perceived newspaper industry influence, warns of a paper monopoly, and urges careful congressional scrutiny instead of bowing to producer interests. It cites the Dingley law and historic monopolies to warn Congress against repeating past misuses in favor of paper makers.
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Payne
Congress
Canada
Wteek
House of Representatives
Demo RK. Mann
Milneis
Ling
Ohio
Senate
Elysium
National Paper Company
Purctinna Paper
Dick 2
General Reliability Of The Press In Public Discourse
A Dearborn editor comments on remarks by University of Chicago President Judson praising newspapers as misinforma tion conveyors. The piece defends press reporting as a trusted source, while noting critics claim citizens accept heard words as fact. It critiques tariff arguments on hides and criticizes National Cash Register Company practices under Sherman law, quoting Patterson.
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Youngstown
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Pres
Reuters
Ukewine
Judson
Western Reserve
Beveridge
Dayton Cash Register Company
National Cash Register Company
John H. Patterson
Resolutions of Respect for Lemuel H from Sule Thock Lodge
Resolves that the Gu burwe Belang of the Universe acknowledges the passing of Brother Lemuel H. The lodge expresses sorrow and honors his genial open hearted friendship. His memory remains with us as we reflect on his steadfast fellowship and contributions.
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Eknas
Coummnon
Sule Thock Lodge
Lemuel H
Obituary Rememberance Note for Fellow Odd Fellow Family
A tersely written memorial from Odd Fellows honoring a deceased member. It offers heartfelt sympathy to the widow and children, recalls the brotherly bond, and requests inscription in the Book of Record to be sent to the circle’s officials. The tone is solemn and communal, reflecting fraternal ritual and grief.
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le Wade
Wooby
Matin
Moore
Lands open for homesteads on Flathead Indian Reservation
Spokane June 25. A land opening in the Flathead reservation in northern Montana offers 143,000 acres for 4,040 homeseekers. Drawings under U.S. direction at Coeur d’Alene begin July 9. Entry points listed at Kalispell and Missoula with dates July 8 to August 5. Reservation details include irrigation plans, a $250,000 improvement program, and a timber belt.
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Cme
Spokane
Wash
Fhatshead
Resky Manunaleas
Montana
United States
Coeur d'Alene
Kallapell
Mont
Missoula
South Aif
Monthead Lake
Take Michigan
Reuonation Service
Homertewlens
Lara
Kellapell
Polaou
Flattenduke
Nomlern
Taikding
Kallepel
Chitengo
Milwauker
Puget Sound
Pacto Mallways
Kalle Apell
Imme
Stevens
Washington
Flathead
Kootenay J
Pend d'Oretlle
Council Grove
Tallogd Grae Valley
Parsons
Trety
Hamad Stevens
Boston
W. J. Tappan
Masuschuetin
Charters
Toul
Vitor
Bitter Root Valley Agency History and Early Reservations
The article recounts 19th century treaty actions and decisions regarding the Bitter Root valley, noting it was deemed unsuitable for a reservation under an 1860s order. It traces early governance by Thomas Adams, Dr Lansdale, and subsequent agents at Fort Owen and nearby towns, along with the Miller family’s settlement journeys from Utah to Idaho and Oregon, ending with Major Fred C Mongin’s later appointment.
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Gravens
Thomas Adams
Lansdale
Jocko
Dixon
Minnie Miller
Henry G. Miller
Utah
New York
Montana
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Parific
Eloping
Miller
Fort Hall
Hidson Bay Company
Idaho
Rivard Grant
Salt Lake
Oregon
Eney
Wialla Walla
Landale
Portland
Ore
John Owen
Fort Owen
Bitter Root
Glevenmville
Fred C. Mongin
Chiarge
Graft Prosecution Mirrors Turbulent Press War
An article from McClure's recounts Boss Ruef and allies attempting to suppress a rival bulletin. Attacks on carriers and deliveries followed a smear campaign, as Ruef aimed to curb circulation and influence elections. Older’s reporting cited mob violence and police inaction amid threats to the press.
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Thioetur
Fremont
McClure
Cleo
Selimus
United States
Ruef
Thigs
Themeeves Newsboye
Lacy
Sette
Schmitz
Bulletin
Ife
Older
Palero
Smits
Dn & Hall
Comfort and Your Summer Clothes Fashion Note
A brief fashion item discusses summer wear focusing on comfort and loose light open weave fabrics. It notes common faults in routes or collars and suggests breathable materials to keep attire cool during hot weather.
Commander to join squadron in distant theater
Lieutenant Commander J A Gibbons, recently American naval attaché at Jandon, arrived in St Petersburg and will spend a week there and in Moscow before proceeding to the distant theater to take command in the American Ashithe squadron.
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Petersburg
J. A. Gibbons
Jandon
St. Petersbarg
Moscow
McCme
The Waistcoat Dilemma And Summer Dress Advice
A discussion on hot weather attire argues waistcoats are an abomination and suspenders cause discomfort. It suggests trousers cut to fit the hips with side buckles, airier hold, and no belt, praising breathable styles and practical tailoring for comfort in heat. The piece cites The Outing Magazine July issue.
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Jayertmnent House
Outing
Disputed Baptist Pulpit Views Spark Church Debate
Critics accuse Dr Aked of heterodoxy and urging baptism by sprinkling while Baptist belief favors immersion. The controversy centers on preaching from orthodox pulpits and the implications for church membership and denominational identity. The exchange highlights tensions between pastors and congregations over doctrinal purity.
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Baptist Church
Kinnett
Alood
Rockefeller
New York
Callethe
Aked
Welc
Abed
Myeel
Abed Iin
John 1
Mole Efoller
Real estate med prefer crildren to dogs and birds
Detroit on June 26 reports a muddled real estate event where the crowd applauded Howard F. Ware. A mention of a national association and a watchdog wage appears, but the text is garbled with errors and unclear specifics regarding the real estate matter or entities involved.
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Detroit
Howard F. Ware
Ced Posse
National Association
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