Purdue corn school to aid Wayne County center
Purdue University leads a corn and livestock judging school at Centerville Wayne County to train pupils in grading corn types and livestock. Purdue supplies instructors free, county farmers provide lodging and travel. Local organizers include Hampton Macy Lewis Commons Reynolds and others. committees on entertainment stock program and advertising to be named.
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Wayne County
Purdue University
Purdue
Centerville
Louis Hampton
New Garden
John Macy
Dalton
Will Lewis
Greene
Joseph Commons
Lee Reynolds
Jefferson
Frank McMinn
Center
Abner Bond
Clay
Joseph H. Helbs
Boston
Will Cheesman
Mark Stevens
Will Barton
Franklin
Forrest Kempton
Robert Beeson
Harrison
Frank Jenkinson
Oscar Fulghum
Levi Peacock, Jr
Wayne
Caleb Harvey
Claude Kitterman
Jackson
Leander Anderson
Perry
Lycurgus Beeson
Washington
A. L. Baldwin
Webster
Charles Jordan
Sec'y
Mark A. Stevens
Joseph A. Commons
Controversy at Jabusch's restaurant ends with arrest
Mark Veal was arrested for assault and battery after a dispute at Jabusch's Main Street restaurant amid an attempt to eject him following trouble with an employee. Veal pleaded not guilty in city court and the case was continued to tomorrow. The report also notes the Rock of Gibraltar is honeycombed with seventy miles of tunnels.
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Mark Veal
G. EB. Jabusch
Jabusch
Main Street
Veal
Grover Cleveland's rise from Buffalo to the presidency
The narrative traces Grover Cleveland from his early clerical and legal work in Buffalo through his roles as Erie County assistant district attorney mayor of Buffalo governor of New York and president. It notes his reforms and vetoes his stance on tariffs civil service reform and currency policies and ends with his Princeton residence after leaving office and lectures.
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Grover
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Erie County
Cleveland
Lanning, Cleveland and Folsom
Bass, Cleveland and Bissell
New York State
James G. Blaine
Great Britain
Jackson
New York City
Treasury
Republican Party
Harrison
Cuba
Venezuela
Chicago
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Loeb Delivers Cleveland Death News to Roosevelt
Secretary Loeb travels from Oyster Bar to Sagamore Hill right after news of former President Grover Cleveland's death reaches Washington. He plans to brief President Theodore Roosevelt on the development immediately.
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Loeb
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bar
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Fairbanks Tribute to Cleveland Highlighted in Speech
Indianapolis June 24 Charles Warren Fairbanks paid tribute to Grover Cleveland praising his wholesome influence on the air. The remarks salute Cleveland as a guiding figure in national affairs and reflect Fairbanks’s reverent view of his predecessor's legacy.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Grover Cleve
McClure faces federal charges as relatives refuse bond
Albert E. McClure, a young coal dealer in the city, is jailed in Indianapolis on charges of using U.S. mails for fraud. Relatives refuse to post bond or aid his defense, expecting indictment and a grand jury appearance next November. Postmaster Spekenhier says arrests rely on solid evidence, while locals warn McClure’s illegal coal dealings harmed area merchants.
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Albert E. McClure
United States
Indianapolis
McClure
United States Grand Jury
Spekenhier
Land's death removes one of our foremost citizens
A tribute to a respected elder statesman, praised for level headed courage, honesty, and steadfast public service. Described as a rugged, wholesome influence in both public life and private affairs, whose steady judgment guided his actions without fear or favor.
President Proclamation Announces Cleveland's Death
Washington June 24. The president proclaims the death of Cleveland and orders flags at half mast on the White House and department buildings for thirty days. Military and naval honors will be rendered at the funeral under orders of the secretary of navy and war.
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Washington
Cleveland
White House
Secretary of Navy
Officials Praise Cleveland in National Tribute
New York on June 24 saw Bryan Taft and Hoke Smith among living cabinet members and officials nationwide paying a glowing tribute to the late ex president. The event underscored enduring esteem for Cleveland and his era in public life.
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New York
Bryan
Taft
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
Wife Holds Spell In Court As Rosts Entertainer Divorce
In police court Mary Rost and Will Rost appear amid ongoing domestic troubles. Will is released without prosecution and ordered to stay away from Mary in Ohio. A policeman retrieved Will’s clothes from their West Fifth Street home after a disturbance. Will claims Mary’s spell keeps him tied, a remark met with ridicule by the court. Will filed for divorce while Mary countered with a cross complaint amid repeated legal entanglements. Also noted: Gibraltar’s Barbary ape colony protected by Britain. Canada’s lobster total for last year reached about 20.9 million, half canned.
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Mary Rost
Will Rost
Will
Mary
Ohio
Rost
West Fifth Street
Rosts
Baseball and league scores from multiple games
Summary of scores across the National, American, and other leagues with results including Pittsburg vs Cincinnati 0 3 and 3 7, Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2, New York 6 Boston 3, Detroit 6 Chicago 1, St Louis 5 Cleveland 3, and Dayton 4 Wheeling 2 among others, plus assorted standings and a cigar ad.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Wheeling
Evansville
South Bend
Zanesville
Ft. Wayne
National League
Eneaee Pittsburg
St. Louis
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
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Rock of
Gibraltar
Pennsylvania
Sam Aud
E. J. Humpe
Main St
Fairbanks
Federal
U.S
Knollenberg’s Store
The
Geo. H. Knollenberg Co
Canada
Wayne Wheeling
Pathfinder
Central League
Ances
Palladio
S. 4Th St
McConaha Co
Indiana
Fberal
Richmond
Palladium
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