Permanent treaty with Cuba includes Platt provisions
May 23 Havana reports the U S and Cuban governments signing a permanent treaty incorporating the Platt Amendment. The agreement, prepared by Minister Squiers, confirms U S rights to intervene in Cuba to preserve independence and requires Cuba to honor debts and sanitation programs. A separate issue concerns Isle of Pines ownership and coaling stations to be settled by future talks.
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United States
Washington
Qniers
Aban
Speckel
Cuba
Hien
Cue
Squiers
Isle of Pines
United
United Tes
Trace of dynamiter leads to dark gulch in Montana
Detectives from New York and Butte probe an anarchist suspected of placing an infernal machine on Cunard’s Umbria. A armed posse pursues near a gulch northeast of town while investigators locate a suspect who bought a battery weeks earlier and returned to his home.
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Yeseau
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Umbria
Town
Quich
Bloomy Ravine
Rockies
Reeson
Gulch
College President to Resign From Union College Menem
May 28 report from Realgu Indiana states President L. J. Aldrich of Union Christian College Menem will resign. Aldrich, Oberlin graduate, has led Union College for eighteen years.
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Realgu
Erre Haute
Ind
Two Chicago Men Arrested in Pocket Picking Chase
Two men from Chicago named Joseph Dyer and James Murnell were arrested for pocket picking in the city after a dramatic chase during which several shots were exchanged with the pursuing officers.
Aviant Influences In the Business World
R G Dun weekly Review of Trade notes current business conditions and inflation are shaping commerce. Unseasonably high temperatures in the east boost demand for winter wear as apparel trade rebounds amid mounting economic pressures.
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Ork
R. G. Dun & Ekly
Local Candidate Considers US Senate Bid Exit
In Grand Rapid s Michigan on May 23 William Alden Smith released an interview offering to abandon his bid for the United States Senate. He speaks as Senator Burrows’ ally and references the Colby primary election amid political maneuvering.
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Mich
William Alden Smith
United States
Burrows
Colby
Weather forecast gloom across states with storms
The forecast warns Titnets and Indiana of thunderstorms and strong southerly winds. Lower Michigan may see showers and brisk to high northeast winds. Wisconsin faces local thunderstorms with southerly winds and similar unsettled conditions across the region.
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Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa Photographers Association Holds Annual Meeting
Des Moines May 25 The Iowa Photographers association closed with an address by George R Holloway secretary of the National Association of Photographers on The Good Attending Conventions Officers were elected President J W Reynolds Washington Tay Secretary Charles Townsend Muscatine The next convention will be held in Des Moines
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Iowa Photogrphers’ Association
George R. Holloway
National Association of Photographers
J. W. Reynolds
Washington
Tay Secretar
Charles Townsend
Muscatine
Des Inoines
Electric car collision injures twelve at Chicago crossing
In Chicago on May 23 a crash at Thirty-fifth and Halsted streets left twelve people severely hurt, five in serious condition, with many others panicked. One vehicle soared onto the sidewalk as brakes failed on one car sparked the disaster.
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Chicago
Thirty-fifth
Halsted
General Donaldson Fatally Shoots Man in Tennessee
In Marion county a farmer named Thomas Choatte, 65, was shot and killed by former attorney General W F E Donaldson after Choatte, intoxicated and abusive, confronted Donaldson and John Graham at Graham's house. Donaldson fired three times. he is 65 years old.
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Jasper
Tenn
W. FE. Donaldson
Thomas Choatte
Marion County
Choatte
John Graham
Donaldson
Graham
Hogs and Cattle Market Notes From East Buffalo and St Louis
Estimated hog receipts 19 000 with prices from 5 60 to 6 60. cattle receipts 1 000 with steer prices from 1 00 to 5 05 and fat westerns up to 6 65. sheep and lambs receipts 5400 with lambs 5 55 to 7 25 and natives to 5 00. East Buffalo markets quote hogs 6 10 to 6 30 and mixed at 6 30 to 6 40. cattle mostly steady with vealers around 6 00. St Louis and Milwaukee markets show wheat and corn firm with mixed results across commodities. general commodity notes included.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Switchmen's Union debates constitution revision in Indianapolis
The May 28 meeting in Indianapolis focuses on revising the grand lodge constitution. The process is methodical and time consuming and signs point to the defeat of a proposal to form a woman's auxiliary.
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Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Switchmen's Union of American
Farmer Discovers Boon Township Piglet With Two Tails
Anderson Indiana May 28 reports farmer John Ingliss of Boone township found a piglet with two fully formed tails among his spring crop of plus one piglets. The unusual birth drew attention from local residents and agricultural observers.
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Anderson
Ind
John Ingliss
Boone Township
Governor Batley Confronts State Bribery Attempt in May Day Talk
In Topeka Governor Batley recounts meeting a man who offered to do work for the state for 60 dollars plus 10 percent for the governor. The governor declined aggressively, then asked for the job to be done for 50 dollars with no payment to him.
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Topeka
Kan
Batley
Ile
Baseball Scores From Chicago and Across Leagues May 28
Scores show Chicago and league results with cities including Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn St Louis and others. Notable line: Chicago 2 eleven innings New York 1, Chicago 2. St Louis 6 Boston 4. Cincinnati 8 Boston 4. Milwaukee 9 Colorado Springs ?
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Help for Halus Family staged by Chicago theatre group
Friends of the late William T. Hall known as Bit Hall organize a testimonial in Chicago to raise funds for his children. On Monday June 1 the Olympic theater will host professional performers for the event and proceeds will support the Hall family.
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Chicago
William T. Hall
Bit” Hall
Olympic
Theater notes and remarks on credentials and tickets
A fragmentary notice discusses a theater event with a planned two o clock start and pricing for tickets. It mentions the trade secretary and treasurer of a group and references judge Hall, a writer and critic, noted for a broad reputation in theater circles.
Will of an eccentric man Teouler ie May 23 1
The will of Captain W. F. Norton, a noted eccentric, bequeaths almost his entire estate to the Baptist Home at Louisville. It provides for a cremation with a non religious service and a specialty pallbearer convoy from Lamleville to Cincinnati. It also orders food and drink for mourners and an orchestra during cremation.
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W. FL Norton
Lamleville
Cinehinato
Loulevite
Omaha Injunction Case Seeks Contempt Enforcement
F J Branch secretary of the Business Men's association faces possible contempt for not producing association books in a district court deposition. Judge Dickinson had issued an injunction the group allegedly violated.
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Omaha
F. J. Branch
Busines Men's Association
Enplovens
Dickinson
Trineh
Diocesan vote on church name fails at annual meeting
In Omaha the Episcopal diocese of Nebraska rejects changing the church name after a spirited debate with 150 delegates. The matter is referred to the next annual meeting.
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Omaha
Neb
Episcopal Church of the Diocese of
Nebraska
NO JEWS NEED APPLY DESERTERS LOOM IN ROMANIA
Letters reaching London report a Row mention bulletin claiming May 1 threefold decree pressures Jews to desert towns near the Romanian frontier. Propaganda warns of Christan mobs seizing property and murder, while Romanian authorities push economic disruption to force emigration. The note blames agitators, not common citizens, for spreading anti Jewish hostility and calls for measures to control the tension.
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London
Jerusalem of Tuseia echoes riot fears in Kiel report
A Kiel correspondent recalls how, amid tension in Kiel and Plensk, Jewish communities faced organized threats. Vigilante patrols, armed youths, and provincial officials curbed rioters after a three day alert. Authorities later suppressed the monarchial led antisemitic proclamation.
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St. Petersburg
Confidence Game Snags Widow in Frugal Indenture
Mrs Elizabeth Thomas of Pr eay has been robbed of 35 dollars by a well dressed young man posing as a bank employee. He convinced her she had lost a five dollar bill and used staged miscounts to slip four hundred dollar notes into her handkerchief while she counted. No arrests have been made.
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Prankfort
Ind
Elizabeth Thomas
Straneger
Thomas
Elke national home dedication draws five thousand in Bedford City
The Elke national home at Bedford City Virginia was dedicated yesterday with about 5000 attendees. The Federation of American Zionists will hold its sixth annual convention in Pittsburg from June 6 to inclusive. Theodore Richmann, famed Vienna Opera Chorus tenor, died of apoplexy. William Geary, a Wild West show employee, was attacked by an elephant in Atchison Kansas while guiding it to pull a heavy load.
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Bedford City
Federation of American Zionists
Pittsburg
Theodore Richmann
Vienna
Trouse
William Geary
Atchison, Kan
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