Salvation Army Noise Trial Tells Tales Of Eye Openers
New York May 28 Amusing tales of woe were told by Mrs Rae and Sommet Bobb Tucker about maintaining a nulskice at the Salvation Army hall in Union Square. Witnesses described meetings at 10 PM with car horns drums and concertinas. They testified of loud Sunday services from 6 AM to near noon and of burning the devil in February. Officials pressed questions about church songs and behavior while the witness recalled the line about occupation being gone after the burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobb-Tucker
Salvation Army
Herald
West Thirteenth Street
Twarbenth
Thirteenth Street
Che Witnees
Carets
Bud Tannen
Welsh
Steve
Salvationtars
Smith
Lim
Mall
Saulth
Toler
Mr. Wish
Herbert Booth Lincoln
Come
Beebie Joe
Joe
Mr. Welch
Brown Neery
Mr Wall
Mr Smith
Jennan
Robert H. Foote
Gurora
Marta Barbert
Reddy
Mist
Feut
Fini
Sarge
Matt Ir
Silence Over General Grant Insignia Dispute
A confused passage describes Mrs. Julius Mead and boarders at odds with Army officers over a man wearing General Grant shoulder straps. The scene includes complaints to the Army, boarders leaving, and a tense breakfast with residents demanding action as the building remains under dispute.
Have Meyers Escape Case Drifted Through Long Washington Hearing
In the Have Meyeyer case Judge Bradley reserved ruling on the main question of senate committee jurisdiction after a lengthy session. He found the main contention unnecessary to decide, sustaining the motion on the ground that the data cited by the witness was not within his personal knowledge and could have been obtained from books. The verdict of not guilty was issued under court direction, effectively disposing of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havemoyer
Bradley
Senate
Bequest funds library in Pepperell from New York donor
The will of Charles F. Lawrence awards Pepperell Massachusetts a $100,000 library and art gallery. It designates a central site with $21,000 for site and building, a trust of $34,010 for churchyard care, and the remainder to relatives. The library and art gallery will be housed in a town building known as the Tuve see Hibrary.
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Charles F. Lawrence
New York
Chas. F. Lawrence
Testiry Atric
Fespervil
Mass
Sir Lawrence
Hibrary
Tate
Papperelthe
Depew Vacation Cut Short Sail To Europe Then Newport
Chauncey M Depew will cut short his European trip to rest after a period of ill health and will sail June 2 on the American steamer St Louis to Southampton He will visit abroad briefly witness the Queen’s Jubilee and spend the summer at Newport before returning by July 1 His uncle Chauncey M Depew Jr will accompany him.
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Newport
New York
Chauncey M. DePew
Europe
Alan Uaual
Mix Depew
Southampton
St. Lois
Tileco
Mr. Depew
Chauncey M. Depew, Jr
Raines Law Revenue Shows Yearly Increase in Liquor Tax
Albany May 28 Revenue figures under the Raines Law for the first 20 days of May indicate a total of 12,087,442 dollars. New York City reports 5,207,431 dollars, Brooklyn 2,217,459 dollars, with statewide receipts expected to rise beyond last year’s 4,088,222 by about 573,147. The state’s share so far is 2,129,125, with projections suggesting a total near 3,? million and a possible exceedance of 900,000.
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Albany
State
Lyman
New York Cty
Grooklyn
Alexander Campbell Located in Salt Lake City After Missing From St Joseph
Alexander A Campbell of St Joseph Missouri was found in Salt Lake City Utah after a week away with about a thousand dollars of his own money. He cannot explain how he ended up there, saying he woke up walking along a street. Friends and his wife feared insanity during his disappearance, but the discovery of the money shifted suspicion to another woman as a possible influence.
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Alexander Campbell
St Joseph St. Joe
Alexander A. Campbell
Salt Lake
Utah
Ur Street
Campbell
Wild Sullivan Freed After Jury Acquits
The jury acquitted Be Sullivan in district court yesterday amid testimony that no liquor was proven sold. State witnesses failed to establish illicit sale despite a keg found at Sullivan’s lower Kansas Avenue place.
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Will Sullivan
Kansas Avenue
Atternees
Curtis
Sullivan
Hasen
Wiite
Noble Prize Fund to Reward Humanity Across Five Awards
Alfred Nobel died in Sweden leaving a Paris dated 1885 will that sets aside 60 million kroner to fund five annual prizes for science literature and humanitarian work. Income from the bequest is expected to total about 240000 dollars per year, distributed as five equal prizes of roughly 48000 to 52000 dollars each. Contesting heirs may delay distribution. The plan directs prizes for physics chemistry physiology or medicine literature and peace, to recognize contributions by individuals regardless of nationality.
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Washington
Ty Noble
Alfred Noble
Sweden
Paris
Toll
Mort
Rare seeds and plants seek to aid agriculture abroad
Secretary Wilson leads a drive to gather rare seeds and plant material from overseas for distribution in the United States. Ministers and consuls will forward reports and samples from Japan Calcutta Australia and Europe with experts like Professor Plumb and Prof Hanson coordinating seed collection and testing. Next year the government plans to ship ten to twelve tons of sugar beet seeds for distribution.
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Washington
Amy
Wilson
Buck
Japan
Patterson
Calcutta
Plunb
Perdue University
Ballying
Australia
Metrov
Central Asia
Hanson
Agricultural College of South Dakota
Europe
Witton
Senate makes rapid headway on tariff bill in four days
Washington May 2 The Senate disposed of about ten pages of the tariff bill and sustained finance committee actions by margins from 0 to 1 1 2 percent. The debate was largely technical and no speech over five minutes. Amendments on morphic trim and potash were agreed, aiming to free the U S from dependence on imports and to back American industry, with party lines noted. The session adjourned after a brief executive plunge.
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Senate
Washington
Finance Committee
Mrr. Jones
Arkansas
Jones
Aldrich
Vestavo
Pitt
Connecticut
United States
United Alkali Trust
Hagland
Americas
Stewart
Canned
Harris
Kansas
Heltfeldt
Kyle
Bryant is Tangled Statements in Currant Case Debunked
San Francisco May 2 A letter received today from Jim W Z Bryant the old soldier who swore a sensational affidavit claiming he saw Rev J Gibson pastor of the can wel church carrying a woman to the belfry on the Bunche Lamont murder date disposes of the document and proves his unreliability. He says he never knew Gibson or Durrazit and that two women Heater Hicks and Henrietta Bigsby offered him five dollars to swear he was in the church at the time. Chief Lee declares Bryant a prodigious liar.
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San Francisco
Jim W. Z. Bryant
J. Gibson
Bunche Lamont
Monte Vista
Cot
Bry Ant
Gibson
Durrazit
Heater Hicks
Henrietta Bigsby
Gibaok
Lee
Bryant
Two Vacant Offices to be Filled by Civil Service Exams
The Civil Service Commission will hold examinations in June in major cities to establish registers for Inspector of Wallets in the Quartermasters department and for Engineer and Electrician. A vacancy exists for Inspector in Philadelphia with a salary of 1800 per year and for Engineer and Electrician at the Rosebud agency in Rosebud, South Dakota, with a salary of 1000 per year.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Quartermasters Department
U. 5
Philadelphia
Rosebud
Rave Bud
S.D
National Wall Paper trust upheld in circuit court ruling
New York May 26 The National Wall Paper company won a verdict in the United States circuit court of appeals in a case involving Cranwell and Washburn wall paper manufacturers of Philadelphia. The trust was declared a legal body and the agreement with Croswell and Washburn upheld, affirming the lower court’s finding.
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New York
National Wall Paper
God’s
National Wall Paper Company
United States
Elrcuit Court of Appeals
In & Cage
Involvita
Cranwell and Washburn
Wall Paper Manufacturers
Philadelphia
Tower Court
Wheeler
Trust
Croswell
Washburn
Sultan's accord splits Turkish camp over Thessaly fate
Telegrams from Constantinople and London report a divided Turkish leadership on restoring Thessaly to Greece. Edhem Pasha's forces near 200,000 reinforce, while the sultan seeks delay to calm public. Britain and Russia press for limited terms, with Greece gaining leverage as talks shift. Berlin dispatch cites a Russian envoy urging renunciation of Thessaly claims to restart peace talks.
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London
Standard
Constantinople
Thessaly
Greece
Russia
Rusia
Germany
Berlin
The
Frankfort Zeitung
Muragiett
St. Pevensburg
Turkey
England
Quren
Times
Swanska
Larised
Mibesona
Su- Fovlich
Tuule
Ednem Pasha
Constantnope
Grand Vister
Timea
Athens
Ras
France
Dig Up Soldiers of 1812 in Upper Sandusky
A walnut box unearthed during courthouse excavation in Upper Sandusky revealed the remains of several War of 1812 soldiers. Bones of an exceptionally large Indian were found as well. Soldier remains will be given a military burial on Decoration Day by Company B with Second Regiment officers assisting.
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Upper Sandusky
New Court House
Spreckels Threat Promises Grass Grow on Honolulu Streets
A Boston merchant cites Claus Spreckels as promising to "make the grass grow" in Honolulu after seeking the island's presidency post revolution. He claims Spreckels filed a $50,000 damages claim which was paid, left Hawaii, and never returned, tying the remark to reciprocity clause abrogation.
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Honolulu
New York
Boston
Claus Spreckels
Spreckels
San Francisco
Hoholulu
Acklin Divorces Celebrated by Wilmington Women
Laura Crocker Acklin received congratulations from more than five Wilmington women after her divorce bill passed the Delaware House yesterday. Enrolled today by order of Speaker Rigrin, Acklin can move from Delaware tomorrow.
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Wilmington
Del
Laura Crocker Ackbin
House of Representatives
Acklan
Rigrin
Portrait of Archdeacon Hill Painted by George Stone
Rev Mr Hill archdeacon of Kansas for the Episcopal church has had a three quarter length oil portrait painted. Artist George Mr Stone completed the work and praised the likeness as very good.
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Mr. Hill
C. Rowland Hill
Kansas
Episcopal Church
George Mr. Stone
Havana Tobacco Prices Rise For Topeka Smokers
Smokers in Topeka face higher cigar costs as Cuba's tobacco troubles tighten supply. Imported Havana stock dwindles, pushing prices from 1.20 to 1 per pound and signaling further increases for a year. Local manufacturers warn that cheap imported cigars may reach five cents.
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Havana
Cuba
John Grif
Topeka Clear
Bavana
Tie Eastern Whalesate
Topeka
Cloth Tests Bullet Proof Fabric At City Hall Test
Chicago witnesses a private test of Casimir Zegion of St Stanislaus church fabric claimed bullet proof. Revolvers fired at 10 to 15 feet failed to penetrate while the canvas remained intact though bullets bent and tore the surface. The 12 by 8 inch fabric, one eighth inch thick, blends silk wool cork and chemicals and will be publicly exhibited for animal tests in three weeks with plans for international display.
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Chicago
Casimir Zegion
St. Stanislaus’ Church
Nouble
Ingraham Streets
Fots Hall
Larrabee Street
North Avenue
Ripley
Klotbassl
Abiwart
Europe
Badenoch
Fitzpatrick
Shea
Colt
Sore
New York
Washington
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
In Her Wrist A Girl Thrust Twenty-One Needles
Shamokin Pennsylvania May report of Jennie Fessler, 14, found to have inserted needles into her wrist for a month while suffering a frenzy. Doctor Willard removed 21 needles after bandage was taken off, revealing temporary inflammation. The girl confessed the self harm mindset and said several needles remained in her body.
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Shamokin
Jennie Fessler
Mt Carmel
Willard
Mansfield Managers End Ties With Mansfield Actor
New York May 25. Relations between Hoyt and McKee and Rich and Mansfield have ended. Both sides could not continue the partnership and Hoyt and McKee today ceased managing Mansfield.
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Mansfield
New York
Hoyt
McKee
Richand Mansfield
Troyt
Knight Undertaker and Furniture Dealer Ad Blurb
An advertisement for J. M. Knight promoting open day and night service year round. Claims large stores in commerce with undertaker offerings and furniture. Mentions address at 406 and 714 Kanes Avenue and references to adult clothing, cakes, and textiles in a garbled blurb.
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Ely Bueness
Commec
Ion
Kanees Avenue
Hmamad
Cerece Ghitaren
Kangan
Shon
Annual Meeting of German Baptists in Frederick Md
The B and O R R will sell round trip tickets from all points west of the Ohio River for travel from May to June 2 with return by June 30. Fare from Chicago set at 17.25 dollars with reduced rates from other lines. Tickets on sale at coupon stations west and northwest. The line offers daily express service from Chicago to Frederick with through Pullman service and scenic views. For details contact N Austin at Grand Central Station Chicago IL.
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Ohio River
Chicaxo
Northwest
Chicago
Frederick
Pullman
Austin
Grand Central Station
National Educational Association Meeting in Milwaukee 1894
The National Educational Association meeting will be held in Milwaukee on July 6. Members west of the Missouri River are urged to use Union Pacific via Omaha or Kansas City for best service. One fare plus 2.59 dollars round trip from western points. For details call or write.
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Nationaladucational Association
Buffalo
Valen Pacific
Milwaukee
Wis
Missouri River
Union Paciflc
Omaha
Kansas City
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Havemeyer
Library For Pepperell
Depew
Raines Law Revenue
Wild Sullivan Freed
Alfred E. Ruck
APAN
Servanta of Humanity
North Topeka
Gale
HB. P. Ewart
Nashville
Boelo
Topeka Printing Co
Seventh St
Jock Ke
Pesriese Steam Laundry
Sid St. Ottawn Chalandg Assembly
Santa Fe
Sultan Agrees
Edhem Pasha
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hysanis
Massachusetts
Pitcher's Castoria
Mothers of America
Auer Ontha
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Merch
Zegion
J. M. Knight
Annual Meeting of German Baptists
Frederick, Md
National Educational Association Meeting
Kanear
Kansas Mutual Life Invarasee Company
F. D. Courtney
Roth
South Sigel Erect
St. Loucs
SSS
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Swift
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