Arson Case Bound Over After Cocaine Influence
Perry Albert Little, arrested on arson charges, appeared in Perry Superior Court where Judge Shortley bound him over to the grand jury with a 3000 dollar bond. Little confessed to fire at Fred Osborne’s barn and blamed cocaine for his actions, noting he was sober only when not under the drug’s influence. The case ties him to several other barn fires in the north part of the city. In Tama County, a new church of the Progressive Brethren near Carlton is to be dedicated soon, costing 3500 dollars. Rev. N. W. Jennings of Pittsburgh will deliver the dedicatory sermon.
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Albert Little
Shortley
Kim
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Little
Tracy
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Ween Lite
Progressive Brethren Church
Marshalltown
Progressive Brethren
Carlton Township
Tama County
N. W. Jennings
Pittsburgh
IOWA CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE ADOPTS PROTESTANT MISSIONARY EXTENSION
In Le Grand the Iowa Christian conference adopted resolutions favoring broader Protestant missionary work into Catholic areas and condemning Governor Carroll for welcoming Bishop Dowling to Des Moines. The resolutions also urged church state separation and compulsory education for all children up to age 14.
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Carroll
Bishop Dowling
Cunrch
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Christian Conference
OWA Commercial Travelers Conclude Harmonious Convention
The biggest convention of the Tawa grand council at the United Commercial Travelers association closed after adopting resolutions opposing parcel post erasure, commending railroads for comfortable travel, and condemning overseas telephones in hotels.
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Burinzton
Tawa
Marshall Jows to Manage Large Ranch in Wyoming
Iowa friend Payne Griffin formerly of this day who studied at Jews State College and Missouri State Agricultural College prepares to become manager of a 60,000 acre ranch near Meleotse Wyoming. Griffin has three years experience as an instructor in animal husbandry at Montana State Agricultural College Bozeman.
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Iowa
Harvey ‘Payne Griffin
Jews State College
Amgs
Plumour
Missouri State Agricultural College
Collumius
Sear Meleotse
Wyo
Griffin
Montana State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Light Plant Sold to Clarinda Company
The electric light plant has been sold to the Lee Electrical Wight company of Clarinda. The transfer price was $18.30. Clarinda company plans to connect Lenox Clearfield Prescott and other towns with its plant.
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Corning
Lee Blecterle Wight Company
Clarinda
Clarinda Company
Lenox
Clearfield
Prescott
Kin Kade couple mark sixty fifth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Myra KinKade celebrated their sixty fifth wedding anniversary at their Exline home. The Azad couple were wed at Antioch Ohio May 12 1847 and lived there about twenty years before moving to Iown in 1847. They are in their eighty seventh year.
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Joseph Kinkade
Exline
Azad
Antioch
Celenie Dive
Iown
Roosevelt Wins Sweep In New Jersey Primaries
Theodore Roosevelt captures all 28 New Jersey congressional districts and the state at large, securing all party delegates. The Republican vote totals show Roosevelt decisively ahead of Taft and La Follette, while Democratic Governor Wilson wins 28 delegates with Essex County projections suggesting a 30,000 vote margin.
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N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
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Taft
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Wilson
Essex County
Nugent
President Taft Warns Orozco Over Interference
Washington reports President Taft warned Orozco not to hinder Americans leaving Mexico. U S Consul Freeman ordered Americans at Vallardena to flee to Durango. The cabinet discussed Orozco’s manifesto threatening American property as tensions rise near Juarez across from El Paso.
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Orozco
Taft
Mexico
United States
Charles M. Freeman
Vallardena
Durango
Knox Tully
Chihushvata
Cuban revolt sparks hopes of Gomez pacification claim
Secretary Knox says the rebellion is an incipient break aided by Gomez supporters and may yield a sensational surrender after a few days. Rebels under Generals Estenez and Ivanho seize Iraq violence. blacks raid plantations, burn buildings, loot, and fight in Oriente province and interior towns. Women join insurgents as marauders strike Dalquirs and nearby areas.
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Berraco
Dawson wins world record at Indianapolis speedway
Ine Dawson drives a Ne hopal car to victory on Thursday at Indianapolis with a world record time of 4 hours 21 minutes 6 seconds and an average speed of 892 miles per hour. Stalph de Palmerin in a Mercedes led early but faltered. Dawson earns over 30000 dollars, with Tetzloffinna Fiat second and Hughes in a Mercer third.
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Ine Dawson
Yack
Stalph de Palmerin
Dawson
DeaAymon
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Hughes
A. Mercer
Detroit Doctor Granted New Trial in Sensational Murder Case
Michigan Supreme Court grants a new trial to Dr. George A. Fritch of Detroit who was convicted in March 1910 of murdering Mebel Millman. He remains in Jackson Prison serving seven and a half to fifteen years. The case followed one of Michigan's most sensational trials after the dismembered body of Ni man, a patient, was found in the Detroit River in September 1907.
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Seattle Hotel Murder Entrains Fatal Hammer Blows
A hotel clerk Joseph Miller murdered Effie Lassen, owner of the Volney hotel, with a hammer then shot George Felton, a magazine agent, after being spurned in love. Felton, 21, Lassen 40, Miller 35, details indicate a jealousy crime in Seattle Washington.
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Congress Honors Titanic Rescue Officers and Rostron
The senate passed resolutions thanking Captain Rostron and the Carpathia crew for rescuing Titanic survivors and urged the president to present a gold medal to Captain Rostron. The House approved the new appropriation bill.
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Four confess to bribery in Atlantic City graft probe
Four men reportedly confessed in a widening Atlantic City graft inquiry led by Detective W J Barnet. Indictments were anticipated as others offered to disclose details. The suspects were accused of involvement in a plan to replace the boardwalk with an cement pavement.
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N. J
W. J. Barnet
Rooth in London After Operation Leaves Eye Inflammation
Gen William Rooth head of the Salvation Army suffers eye inflammation after recent operation to remove a cataract from his left eye. The condition followed by the surgeon and was noted during attendance at a London event.
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London
William Rooth
Attendanes
Notable Figures Seek Care Amid Health Fears and Events
In Washington on May 39 Dr Harvey W Wiley, famed food authority, is reportedly at risk of pneumonia at his residence in the city. Separately, events include Henry Bond elected president of the Northern Baptist Convention in New York on June 1, and Capt A N Rostrou of the Carpathia hosting Titanic survivors. The Pan American Society dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, May 29, gathers diplomatic heads from 21 American nations.
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Northern Baptist Convention
New York
A. N. Rostrou
Carpathta
Join Jacob
Astor
Pan American Society of the United States
Waldorf-Astoria
James A Rose Buried In Galconda Funeral Draws State Officials
Secretary of State James A Rose died Thursday and was buried Saturday in the Rose family lot at Galconda Cemetery. Services were held at First Presbyterian Church with Judge Steven CC delivering the address. A large crowd attended and Governor Deneen plus nearly all state officials were present.
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Japan
Janes A. Rose
Rose
Galconda
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Hoy
Steven CC
Jia
Maoy
Theodore Roosevelt Named as Republican Candidate
William Jennings Bryan predicts Theodore Roosevelt will be a presidential candidate. He foresees nomination either by the regular Republican convention or a rump convention in Lincoln Nebraska on June 1.
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Eight Hour Labor Bill Passes as Senate Focuses on Agriculture
Passes of Borah eight hour labor bill occupy Senate attention while agricultural policy dominates. In New York 4000 waiters strike, affecting Belmont and multiple restaurants and clubs.
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Washington
Borah
Decisive Battle Fought in Havana Revolution
Havana reports the most decisive battle of the revolution on Monday in Mathieu where a government force under General Manulla routed a reef force, killing and wounding over 100.
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Manulla
New Titanic Successor Britannie Named for 1913 Return
June 3 report from New York announces the new 0,000-ton White Star liner Britannie will replace the Titanic in fall 1913. The vessel will match the Olympic length at 868 feet and serves as the next giant in the White Star fleet.
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Wolgast Defeats O'Brien in Philadelphia Bout
World lightweight champion Ad Wolgast defeated Young Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia in six rounds Friday in a post fight heavyweight bout style display.
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Storm Hits New York During Memorial Day Crowd Disruption
A major storm swept New York City as Memorial Day festivities unfolded scattering crowds. The tumult disrupted ball games and services while flooding areas with rising water affecting watercraft and public gatherings.
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Memcrial
Miners and Operators Fail to Reach Scale Agreement
In Wheeling West Virginia on June L the sub scale committees of the miners and operators in the Eastern Ohio district report they are unable to agree on a scale affecting thousands of miners. The conference concluded without a settlement.
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W. Va
Estern Ohio Distriet
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Darrow Trial Testimony Details Bribery Allegations and Immunity
Assistant District Attorney Ford concludes direct questioning of Bert Franklin in the Darrow trial revealing alleged payments connected to a bribery plot. Franklin faces cross-examination by Harry Rogers who questions immunity and timelines while noting multiple checks from Darrow.
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Pauthlin Fowler
Pacific Eleetric Company
Mm Ifte
Guy Yankin
Frank Smith
Gavins
John Underwood
Har) Rogers
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Itn
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Eise Bla
Yest
Main Street
Ife
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted For Elderly Laxative Use
An ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative for the elderly and children. It claims it strengthens the stomach liver and bowels and is suitable for family use. Sample requests and price details are offered along with mailing address for a trial bottle.
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Caldwell
Murine Eyewash Sold By Druggists At 360 Per Bottle
An ad promotes Murine Ky eye remedy, claims no patent medicine, sold by druggists at 360 per bottle. The copy touts relief for eye irritation and watery eyes, but uses garbled text and marketing phrasing. It mentions Chicago distribution and references a female commission context.
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Wilbur Wright Burial Service Held in Dayton
The funeral of aviator Wilbur Wright took place Saturday afternoon at Pigot Presbyterian Church in Dayton Ohio with Rev Maurice W Wilson officiating. The church service was public while burial was private and Gayton business paused for the ceremony. In New York a sightseeing auto accident on Holtman boulevard in Queens left one dead and fourteen severely injured when the vehicle skidded and turned turtle.
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Eugineas
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
Pigot Presbyterian Church
Maurice W. Wilson
Gayton
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New York
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Holtman Boulevard
Quepna
Paator Sent to Workhouse in Minneapolis Case
A Minneapolis man described as a former Methodist church member was convicted Friday in a police court and sentenced to the workhouse. The brief legal action involved a stay of sentence and a six month period of confinement.
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His Pose Mrs Hewligan on your husband and suffrage attitude
A humorous dialogue snippet shows Mrs Hewligan asked about her husband’s stance on woman suffrage. She answers with a witty line attributing him as a chronic kicker and ambivalent, keeping the tone light.
Proof of Precaution and a Lambs Renewal Tale
A London Chronicle excerpt recalls wartime drills in Ireland with a drill sergeant joke about towers and landlords. Lamb’s Tenure of Life is said to be short as a private view reveals a lamb among a menagerie. the showman notes the lamb is renewed periodically.
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London Chronicle
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Postum Credits Health To Avoiding Coffee
A Fort Worth man attributes reversal of bilious temperament and malaria to stopping coffee and switching to Postum. He claims weight gain and improved health since giving up coffee and tea, with no medicine used. The testimonial mentions Postum from Battle Creek and credits its use with restored vitality.
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Ft. Worthman
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