Herron Trial Opens Over Separation and Conduct Charge
Grinnell Iowa June 5. Professor George D Herron faces a church council on conduct unbecoming a minister with thirteen churches represented. Herron declines to participate. Witnesses praise his wife Mrs Herron as loyal and persecuted while noting past dedication to his work.
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Grinnell
George D. Herron
Congregational Church
Dr. Boardman
Marshalltown
J. SP. Lyman
Herron
BE. M. Wittum
Flo
Rands
Charles Noble
Laying Blame for His Course on His Wife in New York Letter
Dr Herron blames his wife for hindering his Applied Christianity and seeks a separate life. He states a higher calling inspired him to reform the world, while his wife refused conversion. He found support from the Rands, a divorce followed in Alcona with his wife, and a one day trial ended in his expulsion from the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron
Iferron
Rands
Tierron
Algona
George D. Herron
Grandpa Health Myths and a Bold Patent Remedy Claim
An essay contrasts robust grandfathers with frail elders and attributes health differences to blood and digestion. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Idea Medical Discovery as strengthening stomach function and blood activity to aid assimilation and exertion. Included are testimonial snippets claiming relief and renewed work ability after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arin
Dr. Pierce
Ieee
Pierce
Plessant
New Witnesses in Grand Rapids Waterworks Case
Eastern promoters E. J. Garman and R. A. Cameron, said to have invested 100000 in the waterworks deal, arrived in Grand Rapids. Cameron testified before the grand jury and Garman is to be examined next, with alleged letters, telegrams, and cipher keys cited as evidence. Mayor Perry sought warrants for their arrest on defrauding the city with worthless checks, but the request was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. J. Garman
R. A. Cameron
Cameron
Garman
Perry
Miners Challenged Over Powder Clause at Linton
Indiana miners leaders denounce Linton locals who seek a convention to rescind the April wage pact. They object to misrepresentation of how the contract was agreed, noting a near 100 delegate vote approved the powder clause despite President Van Horn's opposition. Local lodges are not expected to back the appeal.
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Terre Tlaute
Ind
van Horn
Kennedy
Indiana Bituminous Miners’ Organization
Linton
Army to Restore Order on Kiowa Reservation
Washington reports the secretary of war, at interior department request, orders General Merriam to use as many troops as needed to maintain order on the Kiowa Indian reservation in Oklahoma. Colonel Randlett warns of 1,000 intruders already settled on Kiowa lands slated for opening. Secretary Hitchcock says the intruders have no rights and will be ejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Secretary of War
Merriam
Department of the Colorado
Oklahoma
Randlett
Kiowa and
Comanche Agency
Hitchcock
Chicago Doctor Testifies In Anger Insurance Case
Dr BE P Noel who performed the autopsy on Marie Defenbach testified that she died of dysentery and nothing else. The testimony came as part of the Anger Insurance conspiracy trial in Chicago yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
BE. P. Noel
Marie Defenbach
Anger Insurance
Evangelical Lutherans Convene in Des Moines Meeting
In Des Moines on June 5 the Evangelical Lutheran synod held a key morning session with the publication society gathering and the election of officers for the coming year. Leaders and delegates discussed plans and duties for the period ahead.
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Evangelical Lutherans
Des Moines
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Kansas City Weather and Notable Briefs in The Star
Special reports indicate general rain across Kansas Monday night with central regions receiving one and a half to two inches. A libel suit against Mrs Eddy progresses slowly. Nine hundred Boer prisoners head to Bermuda. Arbuckle Bros reduce prices on all soft sugars by ten points. Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association meets at Niagara Falls. Miss Mary Daly marries James Watson Gerard in New York.
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Kansas City
The
Star
Kansas
Chicago hogs and cattle prices and East Buffalo market report
The Chicago market shows receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep with varied bid ranges from $4.50 to $6.90 for hogs and mixed lines for steers and calves. East Buffalo reports steady cattle markets with holdovers and stronger hog plays and lamb prices around $5.10 to $6.10. St Louis grain notes No 2 wheat at 72 to 74 cents, corn around 42 cents, oats near 28 to 29 cents.
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Texas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
St. Louis
Uis
Cheago
Burbanks
Peerless
Kebron
Had Papers TV Sell Sparks Ohio Court Trouble
Clay M Runyan and Bert M Steele were arrested in Columbus under suspicion of contempt after allegedly obtaining state bar exam questions and offering to sell them to students at Western Reserve University and other schools. Runyan, ex state railroad office worker, and Steele, a local printer employee, faced possible indefinite penitentiary sentences.
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Columbus
Clay M. Runyan
Bert M. Steele
Supreme Court
University of Michigan
University of Cincinnati
Western Reserve University
Ada Normal School
Runyan
State Commissioner of Railroads
Steele
Western Reserve
Ann Arbor
Tragedy in Metropolis Ends in Double Fatal Shootout
In Metropolis Alabama marshal W B Oakes was fatally wounded after ordering women from A M Covington’s hotel and saloon. Covington died on the spot after firing at Oakes, who then shot Covington three times. Oakes dies from his injuries while serving the life marshal term of Gus TH Crouch, killed last February.
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Metropolis
Als
W. B. Oakes
A. M. Covington
Oakes
Covington
Gus TH. Crouch
Baseball Scores From Chicago and Other Cities
Chicago and other cities reported league results with results from Pittsburg Philadelphia and Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis New York and Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago Washington and other Western Association games. A Puluth dispatch notes Tower Lumber bought Tower Logging Railway equipment including 20 miles of rail, a Bear Lake sawmill, 40 million feet of standing timber and 80 million feet from Day Bros for 400000 dollars.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Toston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Washington
Western Association
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Dayton
Marion
Wheeling
St. Paul
Puluth
Tower Lumber Company
Tower, Minn
Tower Logging Railway Company
Bear Lake
Day Bros
Pere Marquette machinists reach agreement in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan on June 5 a settlement was reached between the Pere Marquette railroad and its machinists. Report says workers will be paid ten hours for nine and a quarter time for overtime or holiday work. If committees accept, most Pere Marquette shops avoid a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
Pere Marquette Railroad
Pere Marquette
Death of R. L. Polk & Co. director Jacob Weeks at 65
Detroit mourns Jacob Weeks longtime Polk & Co directory member died at his home Monday night aged 65. Born in Clayton New York he once worked in Oswego shipbuilding watched with his father and later ran a Chicago business. Survived by three daughters. wife deceased in 1893.
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Detroit
Jacob Weeks
Directory
R. L. Polk & Co
Weeks
Clayton
N. Y
Oswego
Chicago
Death misnaming in dispatch sparks local confusion
Decatur Dak June 5 report of the death by own action of Gus Ehinger was printed as Charles Ehinger warning a local businessman of the same name. The correction notes the misprint should read Gus, not Charles.
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Decatur
Dak
Gus” Ehinger
Charles” Ehinger
Charles Ehinger
Gus
Charles
Marriage in Chicago Faces Father’s Opposition
Charles Lauer and Mary ffluebner wed in Chicago with doors barred against the brides' father who opposed the union. The ceremony occurred despite the family dispute and public curiosity.
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Charles Lauer
Mary Ffluebner
Chicago
Perry S. Heath
Mexico
Emperor William
Cherbourg
Paris
William Poluebn
North Pole Quest Baldwin Leaves for Arctic Bid
Evelyn RBriges Baldwin the Arctic explorer visited Chicago to bid farewell before departing for Princeton Illinois and then to St Louis and Kansas City on a voyage to Dundee June 12 He plans to plant a United States flag at the pole and seeks a microscopist to study blood in relation to sunless Arctic days. The expedition includes James W. Davidson and Ernest de Koven Leftingwell. Charters case ends in acquittal with conspiracy potential noted.
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Chicago
Evelyn Rbriges Baldwin
North Pole
Prang Josef Land
Pole
Princeton
His
St. Louis
Kansas
New York
Dundee
Baldwin
Ile
Tle
James W. Davidson
United States
Formosa
Consul Davidson
Nahtwin
Ernest de Koven Leftingwell
University of Chicago
Polar voyage start from Franz Josef Land announced
Baldwin outlines a unique Arctic start to his expedition. The goal is to plant state and stripes at the north pole, with science as a secondary aim. They plan to depart Franz Josef Land late July for a 16 to 28 month trek, hoping to reach the pole if life permits. He has long dreamed of polar exploration and has worked eight years in the field, reaching latitude 81 30.
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Baldwin
Arctiec
New York
Franz Josef Land
Arctic
North Pole
Three Die and Several Hurt as Train Collision Occurs
A switch at the Southern Railway yards near Atlanta struck a passenger train yesterday, killing three aboard and injuring sixteen, with three feared fatally. The dead include Mrs. A. A. Lemmon and her 10 year old daughter Trina, and H. H. Vickers of Flovilla. Injured listed include Mrs. Julian Kersey, A. F. P. Bunn, and A. Mouche, all from Georgia. An engine on a nearby side track rolled into the moving train. B. Dinton was arrested on suspicion of starting the engine.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
A. A. Lemmon
McDonough
Trina
Julian Kersey
A. FP. Bunn
A. Mouche
Enitel
B. Dinton
Erie Wins Fresh Water Derby Over City of Erie in Fast Race
The Erie beat the Tashmoe to win the Cleveland to Erie freshwater race by 45 seconds after four hours nine minutes. Crowds lined the shore as both side wheelers, built by Frank Kirby, demonstrated speed with the City of Erie delivering 6,000 horsepower versus the 2,800-horsepower Tashmoe.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Erie
Stower
Cleveland and
Buffalo ‘Transat Company
Detroit
Erick
White Stu Company
Bete
Ftite
Erle
Tashmere
Great Lakes
Pairport
Ashtabula
Frank Kirby
Detroit Dry Dock Company
Tie
Buffalo
Kirby
City of
Ice
Aguinaldo Urges Cailles to Surrender After Interview
Aguinaldo advised Cailles to surrender immediately through Guevarra after a three hour interview. Cailles had questioned Aguinaldo’s capture and was told by Wade and Sumner to decide by Monday, with no guarantee against prosecution for Cailles.
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Manila
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Prof. Herron
Grandpa
Grand Rapids Waterworks
U. M.W
Defenbach
Chicago Grain and Produce
Courts of
Ohio
E. B. Baldwin
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Ake
Joliet
Clementise Charters
Colorado
Newport
Brenton
Reef
Nat Terreshott
W. Butler Duncan
Oliver Tsein
North Carolina
Rutherfordton
N.C
Bakersville
N. C
Anna
Charles Crosby
Prick Grocery Company
Franklin County
Crosby
Lebanon
Uls
McKendree College
Perrin
St. Clair Court
Kenosha
Lake Geneva
Wis
Walworth County
Pleasant Prairie
Haynes & Claussen
Truesdell
Cansea
Wetmore
M. C. Wetmore Tobacco CO
ST. Louis, MO
America
Cailles
Aguinaldo
LaCrosse
Sys
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Ittsbuirg
Reformed Presbyterian Assembly
Association of Chicago
Synod
Martin
Assembly
American Medical Association
Minn
Metropolitan Opera House
Convention of the American Medicalssociation
Victor C. Vaughn
Bayard Holmes
Traiil, Lad. Dime
West Main Street
Naval War College
LCOT
Muaybrick
McKeesport
Benjamin Petty
Wyorwing
Citizens” Savings Bank
Joserm Kreck
Cuas
H. Keer
Frank Stewart
J. M. Sprouns
Asst. Cashier
John Shields & Son
Lowa
Crry
Rowland & Shields
Columbia Pharmacy
T. J. Dempsey
He O'Ty
Johnson's ‘Bakery
Johnson's Bakery
Harwood
South Side
L. E. Latta
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Owa
H. Knecht
J. Wilson
Attorney At Law
Kear Alberson's Grocery
Temple Building
Washington, Lowa
W. H. Butterfield
Ora 'Sstore
Iowa
Marsh W. Bailey
Ofeior
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
W. E. Anderson
Klein's
Ashington
City
Plons
Allen
Frank Rowers
W. D. Lowry
Mercer & Chilcote's
W. A. Stiles & Co
West Main St
Lila Whitmore
Hotel Allen
Wanamaker
WU LI
R. A. Riley
National Bank
Capital
Surplus
Warr
OM. Kok
Vice-Press
First National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Wm. Blair
Rook . Robingon
Renhaven
W. R. Jeffrey
A. Anderson
J.T. Anderson
Ase't Cash
Washington County
E. E. Townsend
D. C
Flossie Roads
Columbian School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Ollice
Resiance
M. Lombardo
California
Puget Sound
Denver
Salt Lake City
Weron Pullman
Fox
Niagara Falls
Ticketa
Niagara Fall
Ettonines
Adans Street
A. Palmer
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