German Day At The Fair Draws Large Crowds
German Day at the White City drew about 125000 attendees with 100000 through the turnstiles by noon and a total draw of 125000, while total attendance for Thursday reached 200706 as visitors lingered after reduced railroad rates. The day saw steady turnout but no special attractions beyond the Illinois Press association gathering.
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Curiaco
White City
Bureau of Admissions
Ilinois Press Association
Illinois State Building
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MEET IN CHICAGO
Delegates from nearly every state attend the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution annual meeting at the Art Institute Hall in Chicago. Chauncey Depew and Gen Horace Porter greet the gathering as the conference discusses credentials reports and constitution changes, with a Riverside Club reception in the evening.
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Chicago
Art Institute
Hall
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
National Organization
Institute
Chauncey Depew
Horace Porter
New York
Porter
Society
Depew
Clark
Washington
Haskins
Riverside Club
Arguments End in Court Over Sunday Opening of World’s Fair
In Chicago on June 17 the United States court of appeals heard Attorney James L. High argue against opening the world’s fair on Sunday. Edwin Walker followed, closing. A large crowd gathered before doors opened and stayed through the lengthy talks despite oppressive weather.
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
James L. High
Edwin Walker
Cardinal Gibbons Silver Jubilee to be celebrated in October
BalTinorE June 17 Twenty five years have passed since Cardinal Gibbons was consecrated bishop and the silver anniversary of his election falls August 16 The celebration will be held October 1 when the anniversary of his archbishop consecration in Baltimore is near.
International Printer's Protective Fraternity elects officers
The International Printer's Protective Fraternity elected J. Martin as president, C. A. Davis as vice president, W. H. Rogers as secretary, G. G. Hayden as treasurer, and Victor T. Cole as chief organizer with Madison, Wisconsin chosen for the next meeting in June 1894. A separate note from Dolory reports the Christopher Columbus, the first passenger whaleback, set a Great Lakes speed record Milwaukee to Chicago 97 miles in 4 hours 15 minutes averaging nearly 20 mph.
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Curcaco
International Printer’s Protective Fraternity
J. ©. Martin
Fort Worth
C. A. Davis
New Haven
W. H. Rogers
Cleveland
G. G. Hayden
Milwaukee
Victor T. Cole
Lincoln
Neb. Madison
Wis
Dolory
McDougall
Christopher Columbus
Chicago
Great Lakes
Ceylon Exhibit Opens At Agricultural Fair
Ceylon’s exhibit opened in the Agricultural hall this morning. The small space showcased cocoanut products tea and coffee among other items from the island. The display carried the tone of a bright though modest showcase reflecting Ceylon's agricultural variety.
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Ceylon
Womp
Local thieve ransack reports in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Made a Haul. PRAIM DU CHIEN Wisconsin Herman Specht home Fourth ward entered about 2 am and 110 in watches stolen from family members. NORTHFIELD Minnesota Ed Parker 10 killed jumping on moving train near Minneapolis and St. Louis lines. New York Line 17 The Son Bays The associated banks move toward passing a resolution urging President Cleveland to call Congress.
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Praim DU Chien
Wis
Herman Specht
Northfield
Minn
Ed Parker
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Associated Banks
New “York
Congress
Secretaries discuss action on the financial situation
New York reports reveal secretary Houston urging Carlisle to dispose of 16% of silver pig stores, suggesting selling as junk. Opposition notes no law allows quick sale and proposes appointing a board to condemn the worthless stock and auction it off.
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Morton
Sila
Bullién
New York
Secrefi Y Hoston
Post
Wes
Carlisle
Ilisle
Revolvers Used With Fatal Effect at Halstead and Adams
Five men clashed with revolvers on Halstead street north of Adams in Chicago. Shots rang out, three men wounded and one captured while one escaped. Rooted in a long enmity between Jake Spinner and Kane versus George Ilson Jim Hoolihan and Christensen. Police pursue Spinner as principal in the shooting.
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Chicago
Halstead Street
Adams Street
Jake” Spinner
Kane
Géorge Ilson
Jim” Hoolihan
Christensen
Spinner
Fire at Central Wesleyan College Dormitory Causes Panic
Warrenton Missouri June 17 1900 at 10 o clock p m the dormitory of Central Wesleyan college caught fire. About 1200 people were in the college hall for commencement when the blaze started. The presiding officer kept doors locked to separate wing preventing panic as audience escaped safely. Several injured by falling timbers while attempting to fight the fire.
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Warrenton
Central Wesleyan’ College
Organized Band of Burglars Rob Iowa Homes
Clarksville Iowa June 1. Burglars entered the home of W E Biden and took 60 dollars and a gold watch before escaping. Daniel Wait, a retired farmer, was attracted to his barn by an unusual noise and robbed of 40 dollars, left semi conscious. Authorities believe a well organized band is operating in the area.
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Ganz
Clarksville
W E. Biden
Daniel Wait
Coroner’s Jury Indicts Foreman Over Lemont Fight Death
In Chicago on June 1 a coroner’s jury sent Foreman C H Locker and J E Badd of Mason Hogue Co to the grand jury to answer murder charges for the shooting death of Frank Klug, a section hand who did not take part in the conflict between quarry strikers and canal contractors.
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Chicago
Lemont
C. H. Locker
J. E. Badd
Mason, Hogue & Co
Frank Klug
Train Robbers Captured Near Topeka Report
Telegraphs say three men who held up a Santa Fe train at Cinnamaron were captured. one identified as Bob White, longtime frontier train robber formerly with the Dalton gang. Other items note a poisoning at St Francis hospital banquet in Denver and the Long Pine cowboy race arrival of John Stephens, Joe Gillespie, and Doc Middleton.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Cinnamaron
Bob White
Dalton Gang
Lone Pine
Neb
John Stephens
Kansas
Joe Gillespie
Daws County
Doc Middleton
Chardon
Long Pine Ground
Dwinnell House
Outlaw Jesse B. Roper Captured in Indian Territory
Jesse B. Roper, who murdered Sheriff Byer in Baxter county last June, was captured at Muscogee Indian Territory by Deputy Marshal Pettigrew. A $1500 reward remains for delivery to Baxter county authorities. Public sentiment runs high and mob violence is feared.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jesse B. Roper
Sheriff Byer
Baxter County
Muscogee, I. T
Pettigrew
Desperadoes Try to Rob Train Near Council Bluffs
Five assailants attempted to rob an outgoing Kansas City train near Council Bluffs Iowa just before midnight. They fired on the engine and fireman but caused no harm. Officers continue pursuit of the gunmen.
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Kansas City
Explosion near Athens kills twenty including officers
A powder magazine near Athens exploded during the day, killing twenty people including officers and soldiers and causing extensive property damage. The crown prince traveled to the scene to aid victims. In Hillsboro, Texas, farmers report widespread grasshopper damage feared to ruin many crops.
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Athens
Testimony All In in Borden Case Adjourns
The court adjourned for the day with testimony in the Borden case. Endowments must file a financial-condition return within 80 days, as ordered by Commissioner Merrill. The move aims to compel endowment companies to continue or start business reporting.
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New “Bepyord
Mass
Iliney
Borden
Bogron
Fance
Mériiil Hs
The Russian Treaty Extradition Pact Reported In Petersburg
Reports from Petersburg on June 17 indicate strong authority backing a claim that the Russian American extradition treaty will not allow surrender to Russia without solid evidence. The statement emphasizes careful evidence before any cross border surrender, signaling cautious enforcement of the pact.
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Petersburg
Russia
Legal phrase on extradition and trial rights
The text references an American jury and notes that the accused may claim trial before being extradited, implying procedural rights in extradition proceedings. The fragment suggests a legal context without detailing specific cases or jurisdictions.
No Rider Impeded Bill Debate in West Superior
Special to The Evening Telegram reports Congressman Nels P. Haugan in West Superior Wisconsin June comments on the Sherman law. He says repeal seems likely but will oppose repealing the tax on state banks when tied to the measure.
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West Superior
Wis
Nels P. Haugan
Receiver appointed for St Paul Globe under trust suit
The Hon. Charles E Flandran has been named receiver for the St Paul Globe Publishing Company following a suit by the St Paul Trust Company. Publication of The Globe will continue as usual under receivership.
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St. Paul
Infanta Eulalia Returns to New York After West Tour
The Infanta Eulalia and party arrived in New York City in the evening after a West Coast sightseeing schedule. The Niagara Falls segment concluded without any startling incident during the journey.
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New’ York
Infanta Eulalia
Niagara Falls
Briggs, New York Brings Continuation at Union Seminary
At a board meeting in New York the Union Seminary decided that Professor C. A. Briggs D D will continue his work in the department of Biblical theology as hitherto.
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Briggs
New York
The
Union Seminary
C. A. Briggs
D.D
Biblical Theology
Louisville Chosen for Next International Lyrographical Union Meet
Louisville won the vote 107 to 49 over San Francisco to host the annual meeting of the International Lyro grapical Union. The decision was announced in Chicago.
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Cricago
Louisville
San Francisco
Leech Lake Scare and Walker Case at Agency
Drunken Indians threaten life of Overseer Walker as a mob encircles his house at the Leech Lake agency. A Minneapolis citizen, Mr Vranchaud, killed by burglars in Northwest Minnesota. Troops from Fort Snelling reportedly arrive. Vranchaud aided Walker by holding the buck's horse while whisky was taken from him. Indians urge reinforcement from north as tensions rise.
Female Horse Thieves Escape From Jail Break
Kansas City report says May-Calvin and her partner Mary Modsker escaped from Jasper County jail in Carthage Mo by digging through a brick wall and lowering themselves 20 feet with tied blankets, while a posse in pursuit.
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Kansas City
Star
Carthage
May
Calvin
Mary Modsker
Jasper County
Aropa A Possess
Prohibition favored by Good Templars lodge
Des Moines June 17 The International Supreme Lodge of Good Templars adopted the special committee report on prohibition chaired by J C Stearns. The report calls for a nationwide vote of 50 to 8 in favor of making the country dry.
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Des Moines
International Supreme Lodge of Good Templars
Special Committee On Prohibition
J. C. Stearns
Cleveland to accompany wife to Gray Gables
A Washington special reports President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland plan to depart next Tuesday for Gray Gables at Buzzard's Bay. The President will stay briefly to help Mrs. Cleveland settle in before returning.
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Buzzard’s Bay
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Leel's Saladin Sets World Half-Mile Pace Record
James Leel drove his stallion Saladin a mile in 2 09 2 4 on the half mile track at Wawaset park, beating the world's pacing or trotting record over a half mile track.
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Wimneton
Del
James Leel
Saladin
Wawaset Park
New Match Arranged for Ives Roberts Billiard Showdown
London June 17 reports a July start for the bidding match between American champion Frank Ives and English champion John Roberts. Yardmasters adjourned in Duluth after a four day session with Peoria Illinois chosen for the next meeting. In Vienna Emperor Francis Joseph invites an English prince to join Austrian maneuvers in the autumn.
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London
Frank Ives
John Roberts
Duluth
National Association of Railway Yardmasters
Peoria
Ills
England
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Hunan
Carnot's Condition Serious in Paris Relapse Report
Paris June 17 report says President Carnot's condition is serious after a relapse. Authorities and medical staff express anxiety about his recovery and the next steps in his treatment and stabilization.
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Carnot
Paris
A Way to Make a Prisoner Happy
A Washington News report describes prisoners in a harsh Eastern branch jail who find solace in a wall calendar. Guards note inmates pore over calendars hourly, counting remaining days and marking progress, highlighting the drudgery of solitary confinement and the small coping rituals prisoners use.
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Igil
Washington
Undignified Positions or Bishops Story Told by English Bishop
A Manchester Times report recounts a tale told by an English bishop about hosting American bishops at dinner. Before bed he checked their rooms and found all bishops kneeling on hearth rugs and smoking up the chimney, an undignified scene that circulated as a good story.
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Manchester
Indians surround doctor’s house in whisky fueled threat
About 50 mounted braves rode around the doctor’s house Thursday shouting threats. They carried whisky and aimed to attack. A local merchant Mr Fairbanks aided the doctor, preventing his death. Walker faced threats but did not retreat, bravely meeting the danger at the door.
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Ance
Fairbanks
Waller
Walker
Murder by masked burglars shocks Minneapolis
J R Harris of Spahl Harris Lubricating Company was fatally shot by two masked burglars at his home 627 Fifteenth Avenue Southeast around 2 am. He confronted them after awakening, was wounded by two bullets, and died at 8 am. Mayor Eustis offered a $500 reward for the culprits.
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Minneapolis
J. R. Harris
Spahl-Harris Lubricating Company
Harris
Eustis
Sioux Making Trouble In Hamden County
Farmers near the reservation complain Sioux camped on section 1 Hamden have depredations and disturb the peace. A warrant was issued and the sheriff posse has gone up to drive them from the county. They have danced for days and a lively time is expected.
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Detroit
Minn
Hamden
Exhumation in Warraca Under Sheriff and Doctor’s Supervision
The body of Fred Brown a Warraca saloonkeeper who died suddenly last week was exhumed under sheriff and Dr L Rounsville of Chicago. The stomach was removed for chemical poison analysis in Chicago. The exhuming was conducted at the insistence of his brothers who suspect poisoning.
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Warraca
Wis
Fred Brown
Richland Center Youth Jailed for Forgery Schemes
Richland Center Wis June 17 W E McKinney a well known young man living in Richwood is jailed on a forgery charge. Forgeries have been carried on for years and were exposed as notes matured and signers were asked to pay.
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Richland Center
Wis
W. E. McKinney
Richwood
Westbound Milwaukee Freight Train Wreck Kills Brakeman
Summit Md June 17 The west bound freight train on the Milwaukee road was wrecked 10 miles west of here killing Brakeman Dave Kinney and demolishing 10 loaded cars. The accident was caused by a car of machinery breaking down.
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Summit
M. D
Milwaukee Road
Here
Dave Kinney
Hermit James Bullis Found Dead Near Jones Mill
In Rup River Flats Minnesota on June 17, James Bullis an elderly bachelor known for his hermit lifestyle was found dead in his bed at a small cabin near Jones mill He had no known relatives and lived a solitary life in the county.
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Rup River Flats
Minn
James Bullis
Jones” Mill
Prolific Writer Details Napoleon Bonaparte’s Matchmaking
A renowned writer has completed a sketch on Napoleon Bonaparte’s matchmaking proclivities. Based on her research, the general’s private approach to arranging marriages and alliances is explored, shedding light on his marriage strategies and social tactics.
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Napoleon’ asaShatchen
Vincent
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon's Courtship of Josephine in a Quick Match
The greatest matchmaker lived in a bustling era. After repeated refusals the powerful officer secured Josephine, then shifted to organizing marriages for others. Dowries were arranged for the poor, and empires moved with a decree to marry. The age of Napoleon's rapid romances left no time for reflection or wooing.
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Josephine
Trousseaux
Napoleon
Tremendous drains of money to the West alarm banks
New York banks unite to issue clearing house certificates as a precaution. Western failures persist, merchants face stringency, and foreign exchange falls amid reduced exports. Chicago and Milwaukee see relief as western weaknesses linger.
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New York
Weekly Review of Trade
West
Chicago
Milwaukee
Republican League Chooses Chicago as National HQ
The National Republican League executive committee met at the Grand Pacific Hotel and voted 10 states for Chicago, 4 for St. Louis, 8 for Washington, and 1 for New York to be national headquarters. Secretary candidates included James Buke, William Foley, Henry F. Teipke, Thomas H. McKee, and Allen. all withdrew as Humphrey was re elected amid protests.
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Republican League Committee
Chicago
National Republican League Executive Committee
Grand Pacific Hotel
St. Louis
Washington
New York
James Buke
Philadelphia
William Foley
Kentucky
Henry F. Teipke
Rhode Island
Thomas H. McKee
Allen
Michigan
German Elections Require More Ballots In Most Districts
Berlin June 17 After 2 oclock returns from 220 of 397 districts 98 candidates have been elected and 122 second ballots will be necessary The National Liberals Conservatives and Clericals hold their own Richter Radicals trail The 98 deputies include 42 voting for the army bill and others against It reports up to 10 oclock show the government gaining two seats and losing one a net gain of one
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Berlin
Pres appoints land office officials and postmasters
Washington June 17 The president named Thomas D Robinson as surveyor general of Colorado and appointed registers of land offices in Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota and Duluth receivers of public moneys in Ashland LeGrande and Denver and deputy third auditor George W Sanderlin of North Carolina Also listed are several presidential postmasters in Michigan North Dakota To Memphis Judge Sneed accepts Honolulu consul general offer and delays on annexation talks awaiting cabinet guidance
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Thomas D. Robinson
Colorado
Joseph W. Jamieson
Missonr
Boonville
George Kuentz
Wisconsin
Ashland
Wis
Andrew J. Taylor
Minnesota
Duluth
Legrande
Frank P. Buckle
Denver
George W. Sanderlin
North Carolina
The
Treasury
Michigan
Frank A. Healy
Ironwood
Donald McVichie
Ishpeming
C. Driscoll
Negaunee
North Dakota
P. W. McGillie
Manan
Memphis
John L.T. Sneed
Honolulu
Gresham
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Obituary and varied 1900sfront notices sum up
Calvert B Cottrell renowned printing press maker dies. A Moscow church robbery nets large treasure taken by monks. James Ambridge pays $50 and serves 50 days for killing fish with dynamite in the Mohawk river. Grand Duke Alexander and Mr Shitles visit Mrs John Jacob Astor at Fercliff. Prof Edward Hiverett Hale Jr of Iowa University marries Rose Perkins at New London Conn performed by Rev Edward Everett Hale. Minnesota state saengerfest set for June 23 24 26 in St Paul with grand procession on Sunday June 25. Great Northern raises summer rates.
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Calvert B. Cottrell
Moscow
James Ambridge
Mohawk River
Grand Duke
Alexander
Russia
Shitles
John Jacob “Astor
Fercliff
Edward Hiverett Hale, Jr
Iowa University
Rose Perkins
New London
Conn
Edward Everett Hale
St.Paul
Death by own action linked to civilization, doctors cited
A Medical Record discussion links self destruction to civilization and education, noting higher rates among physicians. It cites research on insanity, hereditary factors, and hypnotherapy as possible preventive measures, with cases where repeated hypnotic sessions helped a suicidal patient.
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Pat Foe
Laney
Morselli
Teelf
Doe
Siebault
Andon
Philospher
Value of Mixed Blood and Fusion of Races
A broad discussion on race fusion across Europe and its impact on civilization, arguing that intermingled races produce the greatest genius. Examples include Sicily, Lorraine, Scotland, Normandy, Tuscany, and Swabia, with notes on Britain and Ireland as catalysts for fusion and imaginative achievement. An anecdote about a Spring Grove woman eloping with a mule team after a car door accident concludes the piece.
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Auvergne
Corsica
Pyrenees-Orientales
Sicily
Gard
Lorraine
Normandy
Tuscany
Swabia
Greece
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Ireland
Warwickshire
Shakespeare
Milton
Atlantic Monthly
Bott Haven Prick Tee Featatll Tarrifft Sheets Read Alike
Local traffic sheets show both routes reading identically, with officials confirming alignment in official records. Travelers note identical mileages and road names across the two routes, signaling synchronized improvements and guaranteed consistency for commuters downtown.
Rates Down as Great Northern Sets Coast Path
Passenger rates West ease toward bed rock with Great Northern leading the way. Through St Paul to coast drops from 60 to 55 dollars while intermediate points gain modestly. Northern Pacific reveals a new schedule effective June 18 with first class 25 dollars to Helena or Butte, 30 to Spokane, 35 to Portland and Puget Sound points, 18 and 20 for second class ranges. No sign of a price war or deeper cuts.
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St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
Helena
Butte
Mont
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Tacoba
Seattle
North Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Pettigrew Accused Over Extreme Socialist Views
Washington June 17 The New York Sun attacks Senator Pettigrew for Minnesota interview remarks supporting a tax on large estates. The paper links his stance to socialism and argues it would erode savings habits, widen poverty, and shift capital to the state, forcing reliance on public aid.
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Washington
New York Sun
Pettigrew
Minnesota
Sun
Pettigréw
No Advertisements by Servers at Dinners Says Woman
A woman recounts battles with florists caterers and other service workers who imprint their names on dinner items. She notes her efforts to ban such promotions yet finds some items still branded. She describes how some providers justify branding as a common preference and vows to continue restricting it.
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New York Times
Winning Back a Wife's Love in Paris Ruse
A Boston Traveller note recounts a Paris police episode where a man used a staged self harm scene to win back his wife. He faked a knife wound, the wife kissed him and pledged never to leave. The deception involved a blood bladder to simulate a fatal attack.
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Paris
Boston
Language Barriers Produce Misunderstood Pharmacy Visit
A hired girl with limited English asks a drug store for medicine. She returns saying the druggist was not in it. The householder questions the message and learns the druggist explains he was out of it, a miscommunication highlighted by Springfield Police beat.
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Springfield Poliesteat
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