Injunction Quashed Brotherhoods Win On All Points
The injunction against the railway brotherhoods was dissolved by Judge Elmer B. Adams. Arbitration is urged as the path to settlement, with the court retaining jurisdiction to curb interference with interstate commerce or mail service. President Ramsey and George J. Gould may seek a settlement during a U.S. rail labor dispute.
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St. Louis
Elmer B. Adams
United States District Court
Adams
Wabash
Tralomen
Ramsey
The
Cairo
Egypt
George J. Gould
Gould
Judge Finds No Conspiracy Behind Railway Wage Strike
The court deem s that railroad employees and their brotherhoods sought higher wages and changed conditions with proper authorization. It holds the strike was employee driven and not coerced, and the alleged interstate commerce interference claim lacked proof. The judge notes no unlawful conspiracy by the defendants.
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Raidhoad
United States
Adame
Brotherhoods of Fire
Girl Abducted by Fisherman Found After Six Weeks
Monroe Mich April 2 Clemina Cornell a 15 year old girl described as beautiful was abducted by a fisherman and kept in durance for six weeks. Police report details indicate a rescue and pending investigation into the suspect.
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Durance
Monroe, Mich
Clemina Cornell
Couple Reunited After Civil War Remarriage In Greensburg
In Chicago on April 2 a man and woman who divorced forty three years ago reunited and remarried. Beverly Gunnell of Chicago and Miss Bryan of Lexington had separated before the war, each later remarried and lost spouses. They remarried in Greensburg, Indiana, by the same minister who wed them forty five years earlier, and returned home to Chicago.
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Chicago
Beverly Gunnell
Bryan
Lexington
Kentucky
Gunnell
Greensburg
Tnd
Four Women Pentecost Ministers Hold Public Wedding in Travis
In Travis Indiana on Monday four women Pentecost ministers held a public wedding at their headquarters. The groom Edward Cutty and bride Anna Vannes, both members, participated. An admission of 15 cents was charged to attend. Funds raised will go toward a lot for a new church building.
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Travis
Ind
Edward Cutty
Anna Vannes
Judge rules boards lack power to bar unvaccinated children
Terre Haute Indiana April 2 Judge Stimson of the superior court holds that boards of health cannot exclude unvaccinated pupils from public schools. The ruling cites the law passed two years ago at the request of anti vaccinationists allowing exclusion of a child in good health. The decision will be appealed.
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Terre Hall
Ind
Stimson
Superior Court
Boards of Health
Local sportsmen invite Roosevelt to Illinois wolf hunt
In Sycamore Illinois on April 2 local sportsmen invite President Roosevelt to join a wolf hunt during his western trip. They report a trained wolf capable of hunting other wolves has been found and offered to the president to ensure sport and a full game bag if he accepts.
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Sycamore
Iils
Roosevelt
Ilinois
Separate ballots for each constitutional amendment
Secretary of State Warner announces that a separate ballot must be provided for each constitutional amendment to be voted on. Election boards must hand these out the same as ballots containing the tickets.
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Lansing
Mich
Warner
Count Eliot Zhorowski Killed In Hill Climb Race
Count Eliot Zhorowski of New York died in a hill climbing auto race near Nice, France. Her car turned a sharp angle too quickly and tumbled over, ending the run in a fatal accident.
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Nice
France
Eliot Zhorowski
New York
la Turble
Des Moines Nobility Link Through Polish Baron Title
Count William Bhiet Aborowahi, native of Boston and member of the Blot family of Des Moines, is linked to Polish nobility via Baroness de Steurs and an aunt’s marriage. The baroness, daughter of Henry Carey, later married Charles Eliot after a divorce decree in France.
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Wee
Tie Chaleur
Morailly
Des Moines
William Bhiet Aborowahi Wee
Boston
Zborowski
Poland
New York
Propety
William Elliot
Eliot
Baroness de Steurs
Minteter
Netherlands
France
South Dakota
Henry Carey
Hosten
Cancer Conquered Cure All Cancer With Home Treatment
Dr G M Curry of Lebanon Ohio promotes a home cancer remedy said to cure any ordinary cancer in 1 to 20 days without surgery. The doctor claims nationwide and international testimonials and a sanitarium to treat patients, urging others to write for details.
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G. M. Curry
Lebanon
Ohio
United States
Europe
England
Walt
Boones and Con
Dead of Wild Parsnips in Kendallville
Kendallville Indiana April 2 Joseph Rosenberg age 9 dies after eating wild parsnips in the woods with Beece Hartsuck and Carl Weinstein. They were violently ill on return and convulsions followed. Rosenberg died within an hour. The companions remained seriously ill for hours, misled into thinking they ate antichokes.
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Kendallville
Ind
Joseph Rosenberg
J. W. Rosenberg
Ile
Beece Hartsuck
Carl Weinstein
Rosenberry
Hartsuck
Unknown man found murdered in Belleville railroad yards
In Belleville railroad yards an unidentified man, likely employed by a Chicago coal firm in a clerical role, was found dead. A keyring bore the initials H. H. A. N. The victim’s throat was cut his head crushed and his leg broken, and the discovery was reported from Marshalltown Iowa on April 2.
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Marshalltown
Belle Visine
Chicago
HH. A. N
Dominican warship Presidente signals pilot after cannon exchange
The Dominican warship Presidente flying President Vasquez's flag arrived off San Domingo and exchanged cannon fire with the fort. No damage was reported on either side.
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San Domingo
Presidente
Vasquez
San Domingos
Candee Kills Kin Then Ends Life in Dementia Case
Kansas City April 2. Frank Candee aged 45 suffering dementia shot and mortally wounded his brother Nathan R Cand ee aged 55 and his sister Miss Oline Cand ee aged 55 then fatally wounded himself in a family tragedy.
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Kansas City
Frank Candee
Nathan R. Candee
Miss Oline Candee
Longtime Philadelphia editor Dr Thomas Foster Dies at 85
In San Francisco on April 2 1930 newspapers report the death of Dr Thomas Foster aged 85 a veteran editor connected with the Philadelphia Public Ledger since 1836. His career spanned decades in American journalism.
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San Francisco
Thomas Foster
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Livestock Market Quotes and Receipts Across Hogs Cattle and Lambs
Estimated receipts for the day include hogs 26000 cattle 20000 and lambs 15000. Quotes cover hogs from 6.20 to 7.55, cattle sales from 3.40 to 5.50, and lambs from 3.96 to 7.75 with varying grades and cattle byros, western and native categories. Dunning Stevens East Buffalo NY reports list car counts and price ranges for hogs cattle sheep and calves.
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Bolfere
Texas
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
N. Y
Tanti
Curtis Treasurers Shortfall Sparks Trust Mortgage Action
Omer Michigan April 2 William C Curtis Arenac township treasurer and general merchant is short five thousand dollars and has given a trust mortgage to Andrew Kent for the benefit of his creditors Fidelity Trust company of Baltimore stands on his bond as township treasurer Curtis is Omer's leading merchant.
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Omer
Mich
William C Curtis
Arenac Township
Andrew Kent
Fidelity Trust Company
Baltimore
Curtis
Krupp spends 5 million on Rheinhausen rail mill expansion
Berlin reports Krupp’s extension plan with a major rail mill at Rheinhausen on the Rhine. Ore arrives directly to furnaces and rails emerge finished without cooling. The annual Thames boat race favored Cambridge by six lengths in a clear win.
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Berlin
Krupp Company
Rheinhausen
Rhine
Thames
Cambridge
Sleuth of the Post Office Bristow Targets Derelicts
Washington April 2 An investigation in the post office department led by Joseph L Bristow fourth assistant postmaster general is expected to cause concern among many officials Bristow is praised as an honest investigator and cited for Cuba postal fraud probes as the driving force behind the inquiry with the president impressed by his integrity and thoroughness.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Joseph L. Hrietow
Joseph L. Bristow
Post Office
Bristow
Cuba
Bristow Admired by McKinley and Roosevelt in Kansas Trail
An admirer describes Joe Bristow of Kansas as discovered by McKinley and trusted by Roosevelt. The profile notes Bristow’s quiet, solitary style, hesitance to discuss matters, and strong loyalty to duty despite Republican committee opposition.
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Burton
Kansas
Washington
Bristow
McKinley
Joe Bristow
Republican National Committee
Poison whisky kills man in Greeley incident
April 2 report from Greeley states L T Briscoe dies after drinking poisoned whisky. John Yates is near death, Al Grissnickel is seriously ill, and Mangus Oleson who supplied the whisky is missing.
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Greeley, Cole
L.T. Briscoe
Greeley
John Yates
al Grissnickel
Mangus Oleson
Kidnapping Suspects Nabbed After Abduction Near Monmouth Park
A child was abducted while playing near Monmouth Park. Two men and a woman forced the girl into a vehicle, then drove off after Mrs Strohmeier boarded a car. The suspects were later arrested at Island Park, across the river from Cornell Bluffs. The two men admitted the kidnapping and said they planned to go to Kansas City.
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Monmouth Park
Hopkins Flees Bondmen After Shortage at Wool Co
Wallace Hl Hopkins, former manager of Edwards Wool & Co in Sioux City Iowa, fled from US Fidelity and Guaranty detectives after admitting guilt on March 21. He asked to see friends to cover the shortage, then absconded with funds from customers. Next heard in Chicago, believed headed to Central America. He sent wife and child to Chippewa Falls five days earlier.
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Sioux City
Wallace Hl. Hopkins
Edwards Wool & Co
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Hopkins
Chiago
Central America
Chippewaille
Wis
Five Strikers Wounded in Ciracy Riot
A riot in Ciracy near Ukiah California left five strikers wounded when a group marching from Wort Brage to Gracy fired on guards at the Unton Lumber camp. Guards returned fire with buckshot, several minutes of fighting followed, and most participating strikers began leaving town to avoid arrest.
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Ukiah
Cal
Sheriffs Office
Ciracy
Wort Brage
Gracy
Unton Lanmber Company
Fire gutts lumber yard of J C Simpson Co in Sterling
Early Tuesday a large fire destroyed the J C Simpson Co lumber yard in Sterling and a nearby shed and dry kiln. The lumber loss is estimated at 40000 dollars, with 15000 dollars insured. The company plans to restock the yards.
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Sterling
J. C. Simpson & Co
Sound Stomach Key to Success Says Advertiser
An advertising copy argues that physical handicaps arise from digestive illness and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach disorders. It cites a testimonial from B Ambrose of Huntingdon Pa and urges readers to avoid substitutes and obtain the product or Dr. Pierce's medical adviser.
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Doctor Pierce
B. Ambrose
Mifflin Street
Huntingdon
Dr. Pierce
President Roosevelt Views Allegheny Ride Westward
President Roosevelt toured the famed horseshoe curve aboard his special train, riding about fifty miles and expressing delight. In Altoona he joined the rear engine, met crew, and noted his men should share the furnace heat. A brief Harrisburg address drew cheers as the journey toward the west began.
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Vitteburg
Roosevelt
Horseshoe Curve
Altoona
Allegheny Mountains
Loeb
A. Kaleer
Robert Mclearen
J. VT McCormick
TH. W. Hlunter
Brotherhoods of
Seward
Maltimore
Starrieburg
Harrisburg
Ex-President’s St. Louis Trip Denied Pacific Visit Rumor
Ex-President Cleveland states no plan beyond attending the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication in St. Louis. He denies rumors of trips to the Pacific coast and Colorado, noting letters from citizens based on those reports.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Associated Press
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Colorado
California
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