Mrs Eddy Libel Trial Continues With Witnesses
Boston June 5 The libel suit of Mrs Josephine Woodbury against Mary Baker G Eddy continues with Jedge Septimus J Hanna returning as witness Evidence centers on motive for the alleged libel and church relations Mrs Eddy’s excommunication of Mrs Woodbury and statements from church officials are discussed during cross examination.
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Jedge
Septimus J. .Hannn
Boston
Josephine C. Woodbury
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Septimus J. Hanna
First
Church of Christ Scientist
W. B. Johnson
First Church of Christ Scientist
Eddy
Kansas Chancellor Snow resigns after eleven years
Chancellor Francis H. Snow of the University of Kansas resigns after eleven years at the helm. Health decline followed his son's drowning in San Francisco harbor. He spent the year on leave in California and heads to Milwaukee to join his wife and daughter.
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Snow Reals
Lawrence
Kan
Francis H. Snow
University of Kansas
Snow
San Francisco
California
Milwaukee
Equitable Garrison Plan Discussed Between Taku and Pekin
Washington reports that Russia and the United States will refrain from detailing troops to guard the zones between Taku and Pekin. The powers plan garrisons to secure safe ministerial access, with Yang Tsung and another near Tientsin as likely stations. Troop numbers and exact sites are yet undecided.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Taku
Pekin
Yang Tsung
Tientsin
Serious clash in Tientsin between international troops
An affray in Tientsin involved British fusiliers attacked with bayonets and bricks by French soldiers, drawing about 200 German supporters. Five British soldiers fired, killing a Frenchman and wounding three others. Four fusiliers, five Germans, and one Japanese were wounded as the fight ended with a German officer and guards arriving to restore order.
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Tientsin
Une
Earl’s Son Kills a Man In Golden Tragedy
Vancouver June 5 The Hon Francis J Lascelles son of the fourth Earl of Harewood and cousin of Sir Frank Lascelles is the central figure in a tragedy in Golden B C A servant is dead shot by his master and Lascelles has been committed to an orphan asylum as a raving maniac
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Earl
Vancouver
B. C
Francis J. Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
Frank Lascelles
Germany
Golden
Lascelles
Japan forms new cabinet under Viscount Kat
Yokohama June 4 Viscount Kat sura forms a new cabinet with Arasuke as temporary foreign minister Kiyomo Keigo minister of justice Kikuchi minister of education Hirata Toshe minister of agriculture Utsumi Tada Katsu minister of home affairs Yoshi Kawa minister of communications Kodama reappointed minister of war Yamamoto reappointed minister of marine
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Japan
Yokohama
Viscount Katsura
Arasuke
Paris
Kiyomo-Keigo
Kikuchi
Hirata-Toshe
Utsumi-Tada-Katsu
Yoshi-Kawa
Kodama
Yamamoto
Death of Emily Countess of Craven mourns British nobility
London reports the death of Emily Countess of Craven grand mother of Lord Uffington and great grandmother to the heir in line. The Craven titles and family face private mourning as society recently lifts queenly court restrictions.
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London
Lord
Lady Craven
Emily
Countess of Craven
Lord Uffington
Willlowmore Fight: Commandant Sheeper Defeated After Nine Hours
Commandant Sheeper led 700 men in an attack on Willowmore in the Cape Colony on June 5 but was repelled after a lengthy nine hour engagement.
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Willowmore
Cape Colony
Sheeper
Confederate Soldiers' Home Opens in Atlanta with Dedicatory Exercises
The Confederate Soldiers' Home opened in Atlanta on June 5 with dedicatory exercises led by Governor Chandler and Clark Howell. Forty veterans were admitted. Henry W. Grady initiated the movement twelve years ago and the home, prepared eight years prior, was held up by Georgia legislature budget issues.
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Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Chandler
Clark Howell
Grady
Georgia
Boll weevil menaces cotton crop in Houston
The boll weevil, a pest resembling the corn weevil, threatens the cotton crop and a systematic fight has begun. Merchants in various sections offer cash rewards for the bodies of the weevil, about 15 cents per 100 collected.
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Houston
Texas
Millionaire Found Dead in Baltimore Home
Baltimore June 5 Thomas F. Deford a 69 year old millionaire and director in many large city corporations was found dead in his bed after years of illness from palsy. His death ends a long public career in business.
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Baltimore
Thomas IF. Deford
Farmer Quarrel Ends in Fatal Beating in Indiana
In Muncie Indiana on June 5 H B Thomas of Randolph county died after a quarrel over a line fence with Tom Johnson who fled the scene. Johnson is said to have fatally beaten Thomas with a club.
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Muncie
Ind
H. B. Thomas
Randolph County
Tom Johnson
Thomas
Johnson
Fatal Wreck Reported Near Powhattan
Wheeling report from June 5 says a band wreck on the Pittsburgh Ohio Valley and Cincinnati line near Powhattan left two dead and several injured.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pitusburg, Ohio Valley & Cincinnati
Powhattan
Actor Forshay Kills Actress Edna Stokes in Chicago Hotel
Edward Forshay an actor killed actress Edna May Stokes at the Vernon Hotel No 102 Randolph Chicago after years of jealousy and separation The crime occurred around 745 pm as Stokes descended to meet him Forshay fled pursued by inmates and was captured by a 16 year old boy James Hein who held him until police arrived Forshay and Stokes had lived together since meeting in St Louis seven years ago Forshay later stated he could not bring himself to kill himself and had planned to escape
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Chicago
Edward Forshay
Edna May Stokes
Vernon Hotel
Randolph Street
Forshay
Dale Hotel
St. Louis
Miss Stokes
Victoria Theater
Saloon Shootout Ends in Double Fatality
Metropolis reports Marshal W. Oakes confronted A. M. Covington at Covington's saloon over keeping disreputable women. Covington shot Oakes, who returned fire and killed Covington. Oakes had warned of threats prior to the incident.
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Metropolis
Oakes
A. M. Covington
Covington
Marshal Oakes
Defenbach Trial Witness Breaks Natural Causes Claim
In Chicago on June 6 defense attorneys pressed their case by recalling a prosecution witness for cross examination and outlining Marie Defenbach's death as due to natural causes. Dr. R. J. Leonard of 312 La Salle Avenue testified about the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Kays Defenbach Denshaas
Chicago
Defenbach
Marie Defenbach
R. J. Leonard
la Salle Avenue
Woman’s Body Recovered From St Lawrence River
During the search for Frank Mullin drowned yesterday in the St Lawrence River, divers surfaced the remains of a young woman not yet identified. The discovery occurred as grappling- hook crews continued the salvage work on June 6.
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River
Quebec
Frank Mullin
St. Lawrence River
Death of famed missionary Dr Mackay reported from Formosa
A Formosa cable report lists the death of Dr Mackay a noted missionary. He was affiliated with Toronto Ontario audiences and his work had reached across communities.
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Toronto
Ont
Formosa
Mackay
Mrs Lulu Kennedy on Trial for Murder in Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy a 20 year old newlywed is on trial for first degree murder in Kansas City for shooting her husband Philip H Kennedy at his Ridge Building office on January 10. Her father C W Prince and Albert Prince face conspiracy charges with ongoing bail talks. William Prince remains jailed. The case draws sensational local attention with 125 witnesses listed by the state and defense.
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Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Philip H. Kennedy
Merchants’ Dispatch Transportation Company
C. W. Prince
Albert Prince
William Prince
Kennedy
Prince
Kennedys
Lulu Prince
Court House
William
Yonkers Official Arrest Over Sunday Golf Ban
Benjamin Adams member of Yonkers board of education was arrested for playing golf on Sunday. The Sunday laws campaign, pushed by clergy and opposed by others, prompted police to enforce the ban as a crime equal to baseball. ministers faced backlash as parishioners threatened church withdrawal.
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New York
Yonkers
N. Y
Benjamin Adams
Board of Education
Golf Club
Maniac Declares Self as Pope's Successor in Vatican
Rome reports a maniac confronted the pope's private guard shouting that he is the pope's successor and demands the crown. Guards stopped him before he reached the pope's chamber. Valentino Paterno, a religious fanatic, was captured and sent to a lunatic asylum.
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Maniac
Vatican
Rome
Valentino Paterno
Murder Victim Found On Ralla Tracks In Anniston
King Farmer a 21 year old man was found dead on the Southern Railway tracks in Anniston Alabama with two bullet wounds in the chest and one in the neck. The body was mutilated by a freight train and the coroner returned a verdict of murder.
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Ralla
Anniston
Ala
King Farmer
Southern Railway
Farmer
Death ends long betrothal of notable Ohio pair
Springfield Ohio June 4 Dr W O Linton president of the Board of Trustees of the State Odd Fellows Home died Saturday at Delaware from a stroke of paralysis. For years he had been engaged to Miss Platt principal of the Delaware schools but both had agreed not to marry while their widowed mothers lived.
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Springfield
Ohio
W. O. Linton
State
Odd Fellows’ Home
Delaware
Miss Platt
Siam Names Envoy to United States
Phya Phetehada has been appointed envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of Siam to the United States with no assignment to any other country, the State Department told Washington on June 4.
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Washington
Department of State
Phya Phetehada
Peca Pet-cha-dar
Siam
United States
Bulgarian embroidery inspires durable decorative table covers
Anna C Guernsey from Des Moines counsels on Bulgarian linen for embroidery. The article praises rich heavy fabrics inOriental Indian Egyptian and Bulgarian styles with soft German dyes. It explains stitching, border options, color harmony for green blue rooms and suggests Bulgarian work as rapid and durable.
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Anna C
Guernsey
Suggestions
Des Moines
Describing a Woman’s Summer Outfit and Wry Warning
A detailed fashion note describes a white dotted pique ensemble with a box plaited skirt, shallow hid en part, white hemstitched tie, sleeve ruffles, yellow sash belt, stock yoke and front in yellowish linen lace. A yellow straw hat with chiffon wreath and green leaves features a rose gold buckle. The text ends with a cryptic warning that you may always suspect the suspicious man.
Stylish Costumes Featured in Gray White Ensemble
Three outfits showcased include No 1 Gray canvas with white lawn blouse and large gold thread eyelets. No 2 Black silk novelty with white satin revers edged in turquoise panne velvet and blue satin narrow portions. No 3 Blue serge with silk braid trim and turquoise west fronts featuring gold embroidery.
CAREER FOR YOUNG WOMEN
A Brooklyn Eagle view argues for definite career plans for young women and college training aligned to work life. It contrasts three daughters with one seen as pursuing a literary path while another is deemed to marry, revealing attitudes toward women’s careers.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Wives’ Grief Lingers Years After Husband’s Death
The article notes she remains affected by her spouse’s passing years ago, describing her as the happiest of wives yet never fully recovered from the loss and its impact on her life.
Taffeta Silk Gown With Bolero and Silk Details
An article describes a taffeta silk gown with a bolero edged in ace Ingen tion and narrow black velvet in scallops, front dotted silk muslin, and ends and belt in black satin. A New York Press aside comments on a man’s risk and a California raisins surplus stirring talk of a distillery.
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California
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