Dairies Condemned by State Inspector Owens Finds Poor Standards
State inspector John Owens examined ten county dairies and condemned three on the spot for filthy premises and unsafe dairy practices. Several dairies require cleanups, better milk houses, drains, and coolers, with orders to improve or halt sales. The audit continues with more inspections due within days.
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John Owens
Parcheck Brothers
Harry Smith
Charles Sheppard
Smith
J. L. Rugh
Rugh
D. F. Gard
Alexander Meek
Arlington Hotel
Barnard Weiss
Pardheck Brothers
Cornelius Ratliff
Charles Haines
Pitts
R. P. Lankert
Owens
Funeral arrangements for Grover Cleveland’s remains
In Princeton New Jersey on June 25 the funeral will be held Friday at five o'clock in the evening. Contrary to precedent the remains will not lie in state and the service will be unostentatious and private. The two older children will attend while the two younger remain in New Hampshire. A death mask was taken today.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
New Hampshire
President Castro and Venezuela May Face U.S. Action
Washington June 25 The Venezuela situation grows tenser as the United States withdraws its legation from Caracas and Castro moves to present passports for his ministers. Roosevelt’s stance shifts to congressional authority while war plans and naval readiness are discussed, with a potential plenipotentiary mission and possible blockade if negotiations fail.
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Washington
United States
Caracas
Castro
State Department
Alvah A. Adee
Oyster Bay
France
Venezuela
Necessa Irily
Jacob Sleeper
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
War Department
Adee
Root
Bacon
Atlee
Sleeper
Legation Party
State law aims to end sheriff graft in Indiana jails
A long Indianapolis dispatch reports that a Marion county charities board findings on jail conditions may trigger a statewide probe by the Indiana Board of State Charities. It describes meals, fits of neglect, and a fixed prisoner diet that invites abuse, urging legislature to place prisoner care under county oversight to curb graft. The piece also notes Vice President Fairbanks’s ties to Grover Cleveland and local steps toward forming a state federation of Commercial clubs with Richmond and Indianapolis taking roles.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Charities Board
Indiana Board of State Charities
Marion County
Clay
Charities Board
Cleveland
Fairbanks
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Commercial Club
Richmond Commercial Club
Federation of Commercial Clubs
Commercial Club of
Richmond
Indianapolis Commercial Club
Representa
Mrs Johnston Leads Richmond Art Talk at Boston Convention
Mrs M F Johnston president of the Art Association of Richmond Indiana was principal speaker at the Woman's Federation of Clubs in Boston Mass She described the association birth growth and its aims to bring public beauty and art to residents noting Richmond's reputation and its annual purchases of art works Forty neighboring towns sent visitors to this year's exhibit and the movement aims to continue for 25 years to shape a generation of children through democratic art exposure.
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Boston
Mass
M. F. Johnston
Art Association of
Richmond
Ind
Woman's Federation of Clubs
West
Johnston
Art Association of Richmond
Associaion
Five Die as Chicago Chemical Plant Explodes
A Chicago blaze at the Pabst Chemical company plant on Huron Street followed by an explosion left five dead, including Mrs. Jane Kelan and her four children. Dozens were injured, workers on the first floor burned, a man died at hospital, and firefighter John McDonald was fatally scalded when an engine overturned en route.
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Chicago
Pabst Chemical Company
Huron Street
Jane Kelan
John McDonald
Indiana Governor Issues Proclamation Honoring Grover Cleveland
Indianapolis June 23 Governor Hanly issues proclamation requesting state offices closed Friday and the state house flag lowered to half mast for thirty days as a mark of respect for Grover Cleveland.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
State House
Grover Cleveland
Leeds Young Men's Republican Club Elects Officers
A reorganized Leeds Young Men's Republican club met at the court house horticultural room with over fifty enthusiastic members. Rudolph G. Leeds was elected president, Charles G. Kolp vice president, Paul Comstock secretary, and Demas S. Coe treasurer. Interim chairman Byram C. Robbins oversaw the gathering as preparations begin for a campaign to boost the Republican ticket. The next meeting is July 13, and a push to create a permanent, more attractive club is under discussion.
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Republican Club
Rudolph G. Leeds
Charles G. Kolp
Paul Comstock
Demas S. Coe
Byram C. Robbins
Court House
Death of Grover Cleveland Molled Nation Mourns
The nation mourns Grover Cleveland with tributes from Adlai Stevenson to Norman Coleman. Leaders across parties call him a great president and a model of public service, praising his duty, conservatism, courage, and enduring impact on American history.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bloomington
Til
Cleveland
Joseph G. Cannon
Danville
National
House of Representatives
George Gray
Wilmington
Det
United States
Judson Harmen
Cincinnati
President Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Charles W. Fairbanks
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Uncle Sam
State Board of Charities
Mrs. Johnston
Womans Federation of Clubs
ART Association
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Utica
Sherman
G Street
Mrs. Sherman
Richard
Thomas
Sherrill
Chemical Company
Indiana
Leeds President Republican Club
The
M. J. Durham
Lexington
America
Joseph B. Doe
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Interior
Charles 8. Fairchild
the Treasury
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
J. Frank Hanly
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Norman J. Coleman
Missouri
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