Padorse and Anti Saloon League Back Local Option
The Methodist Episcopal general conference endorsed the Anti saloon league and local option after stormy sessions. Bishop elects were announced, with Rev. Wilkin A. Quayle and Rev. Charles W. Smith chosen on ballots. The Mitchell case, Hebrew scholar Prof. Hinkley G. Mitchell, and related judiciary matters were discussed with appeals noted.
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Baltimore
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Una
Anti-sa- Joon League
Elso
Ithes
Oth Cave
Teeult
Wilkin A. Quayle
St. James’ Church
Chicago
Charles W. Smith
Pittsburg
Smith
Boston University School of Theology
Mitchell
Alenhem
Central New York Conference
Judiciary Committee
General Conference
Beaver Herald editor indicted for post office robbery
A Beaver Herald editor and Democratic state committee member was indicted by a federal grand jury for robbing the Beaver City post office. The safe was opened in Trang's store after a break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Herald
Democratic State Committee
Beaver City
Ilynamite
Trang
Tracy
Oklo
Doubly Fatal Accident Near Olive Hill Ky
Two men die and another may be fatally injured after a wreck train workers were replacing a deteriorated locomotive when a hoist broke and toppled the engine area. The incident occurred at Olive Hill Kentucky about 49 miles south of Huntington West Virginia highlighting railway safety concerns.
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Auntington
W. Va
Olive Hi
Here
Four Lives Lost as Trinity River Floods Hit Dallas
Wallac Tex May 26 Four lives but more than 1,000,000 dollars in property destroyed as Trinity River overflow floods west and southwest Dallas. Four thousand people left homeless. telephone wires down. waterworks out. city halts business from 7:20 am to 5 pm. Additional reports from Oklahoma City and Washington describe widespread flood damage, homelessness, and railroad disruption across the region.
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Wallac
Tex
Trinity River
Dallas
North Dallaw
North Datlan
Nebt
Hay
Hone 9 Oxiccoma City
Ola
Mooring woes and political clashes across seas
The royal hourshold of Portugal faces creditor pressure as Lisbon papers fill with notices of saltn brought by trade groups against Ite members. Brig Gen Alexander Mackenzie, chief of engineers, retires for age, oldest on active duty and longest serving. Murat Hatd, Moroccan sultan, is quoted about risking German subjects to secure German intervention in Morocco. A general ballot approves shipyard strikers’ terms in England. work resumes May 29. Hughes vetoes a life insurance reform bill in Albany citing risks of unwarranted overspending. Dense fog delays ships and triggers harbor incidents. two steamers collide mid river, injuring passengers and snarling ferry service.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Ite
Alexander Mackenzie
Murat Hatd
Morocco
Germany
Morocce
England
Roher drowns after bridge leap in Rocky River chase
Andrew Roher of Olmsted Falls threatened to murder his wife and children with a shotgun Monday. Chaased by officers he ran to Rocky River and leaped from a bridge. His body was recovered an hour later. Roher, a Lake Shore railroad section hand, had shown strange behavior for weeks.
Denies Secret Marriage Involving Anna Gould
Paria reports attorney Carhard denying the tale that Anna Gould and Prince Helle de Bagan secretly wed in Hoboken before leaving America. The marriage is slated for two weeks from next Sunday, according to press statements.
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Paria
M. Carhard
Anna Gould
Mme. Gould
Prince Helle de Bagan
Hoboken
America
West Sunday
Currency crisis looms as Congress debates emergency measures
Washington May 26 The currency reform topic sparks clashes between Senate and House leaders over an emergency currency bill linked to the Aldrich Vreeland plan. Bartholdt of Missouri pressures for action before adjournment, fearing disaster if currency measures fail. Compromise schemes to dovetail bills rise, with banks and government securities at issue and Democrats signaling willingness to talk. Thaw deemed insane and committed to state care. Vanderbilt divorce finalized. railcar law challenges headed for federal court.
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Washington
Senate
House
Aldrich-Vreeland
Congress
Ragessentative Bartholdt of
Minaouri
I Branches
Congrant
Aldrich
Vreeland
Cannon
Burton
Ohio
Atarmes
Dynamiters Confess in St Clair Ave Strike
Cleveland police report two strikers Otto Povehke and Janos Stanard confessed to dynamiting a St Clair avenue car and showed where dynamite was hidden. Other strikers reportedly admitted arson and theft along the line. Nine arrested at central station. six men wanted remain at large as arbitration ballots show mixed approval.
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Cleveland
Kohler
Monnay
Otto Povehke
St. Clair
Bt. Clair Avenue
Janos J. Stanard
Pesheke
T. Clair Avenue
John Bleckett
Kimball B. Sackett
Collinwood Y
Kobler
St. Clair Avenue
Central Station
Municipal Traction Co
Threefor
du Pont
Supreme Court Decision Sought In Mandamus Case
Cincinnati May 26 The Gayman committee moves to take the legality dispute to the Supreme Court by mandamus against Auditor Guilbert to force payment of inquiry expenses. Committee adjourns subject to chairman’s call.
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Will Aak Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Gayman
Guilbert
Cincinnati Faculty Chair Vacated Over Fraud Accusations
The University of Cincinnati trustees declare the chair of philosophy vacant after President Dabney condemns Prof HH Bawden for presenting under false pretenses from Vassar. Bawden’s conduct cited as disruptive to teaching. In Dayton, May 26, William Snyder, 62, a Pynnes maker from Hamilton, killed himself after fearing paralysis, his body found along the Miami River.
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Cineinnati
Hh, Bawden
Philosophy
University of Cincinnati
Dabney
Ben
Bawden
Vassar College
Dayton, O
William Snyder
Fed
Hamilton
Miam River
Negro Kills White Man in Northwest Letter Plot
May 26 report from Bartansborg Nebraska describes Henry Fowler a negro shooting a White man amid a feud over famous letters alleged to be written by Mabel Snell. The case involves threats and a handwriting expert Cheney Port Hodge who identified the author.
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Bartansborg
8. C
Boyen
Yolentik
Henry Fowler
Mabel Snel
Bowldr Te McNamara
Kansas City
Pited Brand
Col Snell
Veniera
Abe
Cheney
Port Hodge
Bede Fountain Explosion Report Spurs Injuries
A fragmentary tale notes a fountain explosion causing injuries amid reports of chaos and damage. Details are sparse, but the incident appears tied to a public space and involved startled bystanders. Further confirmation from local officials is needed.
Colohan Succeeds Cockran in Tammany Hall Election
Daniel F Colohan was elected grand sachem at a Tammany Hall meeting, succeeding Hourke Cockrap. Charles P. Murphy and others attended the event held in New York on May 26.
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Colohan
Cockran
New York
Daniel F. Colohan
Charles P. Mirphy
Tamany Hall
I Messing
Tammany
Hourke Cockrap
Labor legislation in Oklahoma and other items
Oklahoma and Ohio reports note a bill in Guthrie criminalizing employer refusals to hire workers due to labor union membership. Separate dispatches recount the discovery of two kidnapped boys bodies in Chicago and discuss evolving fashion history and military customs from medieval to early modern times.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Ohio
House Land Senate
Bil Aldo
Pinkerton Detectiven
Morally insane to face special criminal measures
Criminologists debated how to treat morally insane individuals at a congress. Professor Liszt urged special measures to render such persons harmless and punish them less severely. Professor Torp argued for Denmark's harsh stance but admitted broad discontent. Dr. Ketllorn cited Hamburg schools showing about 2 percent of morally insane children were criminal, with most reformable through treatment rather than imprisonment.
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Ketllorn
Hamburg
Linat
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Padorses
Antisaloon League
Mitchel Hersey
Joplin
George P. Andrews
Hero Mining Co
Patel
James Howch
Cyma Wyckoff
Hero
Roach
Wfitroed
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mowiay
United States Sirewit Court
Omaha Railroad Co
H. M. Pearcy
Ninngapolia
Senator Rayner
Dallas, Tex
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Eltey
Bilere
Adistary Academy
Townsend
Fig Lab
B. D. Townsend
Imperial Etter
Justin
Portland
Ore
Hughes
Albany
Gov. Hughes
Fife Insuranes
Fife Insurance Companies
Jerney
Pacle
Bundy. Hook
Geren Passen- Gore
Lake Street
Chicago & Oak Park
Cunilte
E.G. Cuniiffe
Adams Express
Cunlitte Weasep
Bix Poppie
Dayton
Charlee Seybold
Bethany
Bartholdt
Thaw
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Harry Thaw
Supreme Court
Morachauser
Pend Hinn
Bheriff Chanier
Jeramy
Matawan
Mra. Vanderbilt
Mra
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Vanderbilt
Alfred
Joethe O'Gorman
Department of Justice
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Philadelphia
Buckeye State
Gloui¢e
Day
Telegraph
Springfield
Springfeld
Father Buckley
St. Raphael's Catholic Church
Wea
Ransick
Portsmouth
Sandusky
Columbia, C
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Allroad Commission
Ohio Railroada
Commins
John M. Morgan
Youngstown
Charlen Welan
Olin Works
Bede
Ralph McCabe
Cheater McCormick
Washington Park
Old
Amea
Hope
Union Station
Hocking Valle
Benday
Merion
Marion
Columbus
New York Central Lines
Dicket
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Erie Railroad
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Dalry
Hawking Valley
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