Grant Secretary Near Death Then Improves Slowly
Dr J Madison Taylor says Secretary Blaine, initially near death in a prolonged lethargy with no organ disease, has shown steady improvement after a week. He stresses overwork and poor routines as causes, notes no need for medicine, and expects full recovery with rest and proper diet within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hae Hanger,inc
J. Madison Taylor
Blaine
Eady
Washington
Mr. Blaine
Taylor
Bight
National Educational Association of America Holds Large Toronto Convention
The twenty first annual convention opened at the Horticultural gardens pavilion in Toronto with over 15 000 delegates and visitors from the United States and Dominion. President W R Garrett chaired as welcome addresses were delivered by figures from Queen's University Ontario and various educational officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
National Educational Association of America
Horticultural Gardens
United States
Dominion
W. R. Garrett
Nashville
Tenn
G. M. Granty
Queen's University
Kingston
Campbell
Ontario
Ross
Allison
Nova Scotia
William Crockett
Newwick
G. Qunel
Quebec
Clarke
Mullock
Toronto University
Mackintosh
Garrett
Canfield
Kansas
National Association
Mary Francis W Barker
Chicago
School of the Future
Marble
Worcester
Mass
Hughes
Lynching at Love Station Shocks De Soto County
A mob at Love, Illinois Central railroad station in De Soto county lynched Samuel Gillespie, a Black man accused of taking from an officer. Gillespie had been detained in a room overnight after rescuing others. around midnight the mob forced entry and carried out the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Love
Tlinois Central
de Soto County
Miles
Samuel Gillespie
Larceny
Espie
Hernando
Jul
Elder
Debate Over Green Glass Blowers Leaving Labor Union
July 15 in Br Louis a heated Knights of Labor session debated Green Glass blowers joining the American Fan of Labor. Delegates split, a special committee opened for review. over half favored amalgamation. A demand to raise blowers’ beer and mineral liquor prices 18 to 20 percent could trigger a strike impacting the glass bottle industry with 6,000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Louis
Green Glass Blowners’ Association
Knights of Labor
American Fan of Labor
Coyote Tax Law Threatens California Finances
California faces potential bankruptcy as the coyote tax law, passed as a joke, may need repeal. Affidavits prove fraud checks weak while first yearly returns strain the comptroller. eleven counties have not reported and claims surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Countie
Truare
Comptrelier
Huon
Shep
Fitzgerald Murder Trial Opens In Yousastown Court
The crowded courtroom heard defense attorney Jacobs plead for the prisoner for about an hour. State attorney W S Anderson spoke until noon and will continue this afternoon. Jury instruction and a verdict likely by 8:30 PM with a verdict intent on murder in the second degree or a possible disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Yousastown
Fitzgerald Cane
Jacobs
Yrinoner
W S. Anderson
Workman's Horrible Death in Cincinnati at Iron Works
William Leive, a single workman at Schreiber's Iron Works on Eggleston Avenue, was fatally injured while shifting a belt. His clothing caught in the machinery, dragging him in and severing the upper part of his head. The body fell to the ground. The age is not fully provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Leive
Schreiber's
Eggleston Avenue
Leive
Minister to Greece Coming Home
Wasatleton July 15 A Louden Snowden United States minister to Greece Roumania and Servia is expected to arrive in this country on the next trip of the City of Paris. The collector of customs at New York has been instructed to extend him the usual courtesies and facilitate passage of his baggage and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Wasatleton
A. Louden Snowden
United States
Roumania
Servia
Paris
New York
Indian affairs note Leech Lake disturbances detail
Washington reports no information on disturbances among the Chiba Indians at Leech Lake on the White Earth reservation. Henry M. Rice blamed non payment of 100000 dollars for reservoir damages while Indians demand cash per capita though law provides agricultural implements. Secretary Noble has refused. The commissioner doubts the trouble will be serious or long lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Leech Lake
White Earth
Henry M. Rice
Chippewa Indian Commission
Noble
Thieves Take Poor Box From Tristate Church in Bellaire
In Bellaire the Tristate Church reports its poor box stolen. An earlier ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla claiming it purifies the blood strengthens nerves and aids digestion among other health benefits. The ad also mentions kidney and liver invigoration and headache relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Tristate
Bellaire
Kidney trouble prevalence hidden by medical profession says Boon Argyle doctor
An Argyle, Pa. physician with thirty years of practice argues that kidney diseases are underreported to the public due to doctors failing to reveal their scope. He promotes Bee Immers Swampoot as a remedy, selling at eight cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oombok Mds
Boon Argyle
S. Swamp
Paris celebrates Bastille day with Carnot address and riot police
July 15 reports Paris commemorations marking the Bastille's fall as a national holiday. A ceremony at the Tuilleries gardens featured President Carnot’s speech and a wide parade of citizens, with an attempted assassination briefly shocking the crowd. An array of events followed including monuments and public exhibitions. Three Americans attending the celebrations received honors, Bergen and Nachtel joining the Legion of Honor and Schweitzer named a Knight of the Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phew
Absolut Delauney
Uni Societies of French
Tuilleries
M. de Freycinet
Conday
Republic
Paris
Avenue de Republique
Carnot
France
M. Carnot
Longchamps
Boulevard A
Rds
Danton
The
St. Germain
Champigny
Bergen
Nachtel
Weitzer
Newark Benevolent Society
Legion of Onor
Schweitzer
Legion of Honor
The Bastile and the 1789 Siege at Paris
The Bastile, built by Charles V in the 14th century, housed prisoners of politics and exile. On July 14 1789 a mob stormed the fortress after a siege that killed many and led to its destruction, symbolically breaking royal power and altering French affairs.
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Paris
Charles V
Age Andriot Provost
Arte St Antoine
Louis XIV
J Louis XV
Aubourge St. Antoine
Delaunay
Place de la Bastile
France
Ely's Cream Balm hailed as cure for long standing catarrh
Suffering from chronic catarrh for years, M J Lally reports complete cure after using Ely's Cream Balm. He praises rapid relief and notes prior severe headaches. J A Alcorn from Baton Colorado also commends the product after quick relief and improved well being.
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Ely
M. J Lally
Woodward Ave
Boston Highlands
Mass
J. A. Alcorn
Ag’t
U. P. Tk
BR. Co
Baton
Colo
Body Found Near Denver With Bullet Hole Through Heart
A headless armless legless male body was discovered near Denver with a bullet wound through the chest. Investigators expect to determine identity and cause of death as part of the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Carpenter Powers Injures Wrist in Fall
A carpenter named M. B. Powers fell from a roof in East Des Moines Iowa and sustained a painful serious wrist sprain. He cured it with one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm costing 86 cents per bottle. For sale by Koller and Wilson Dragelsta. July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8. Powers
Des Moines
Lowa
Chamberlain
Sint
Koller & Wilson
Howell Lumber Company Failure Shocks Town
Creditors pursue the Howell Lumber Company and related entities amid reports of multi state liabilities potentially reaching five million dollars. Officials estimate assets at about eight million, including lumber yards and real estate across Illinois Nebraska Kansas Texas and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Lumber Company
Tycemos
N. Kan
B. Howell
G. W. Mae
Psotto
Rbell
Jewett
Monda
J. H. Bers
Jeffersonville
Tex
Howell
Lowell
Convicts Freed as Miners Seized by Armed Crowd in Tennessee
About 11 convicts used by the Ennessea Mining Co at Briceville Anderson County were released after 250 armed miners took the guards. Some chose liberty, others stayed for fear of capture and lack of clothing. Governor and militia head toward Briceville as 150 more convicts may arrive. officials seek protection for contracts amid potential bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exnoxville
Tenn
Ennessea Mining Company
Briceville
Anderson County
Goddwin
Coal Company
Cattle Grazing Fines Sought on Indian Lands
W D Ransem of El Bena filed information against cattlemen grazing on the Karokee Strip and the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations under a federal grazing statute. Cases are in United States courts at Elk City and Beaver, Oklahoma Territory, with total stakes around 140000 dollars. The government will prosecute.
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Agkansas City
Kan
United States
W.D. Ransem
el Bena
Karokee Strip
Cheyenne and
Arapahoe
Elkeux and
Beaver
Q. T
Rain-Genie Experiments Moved to Texas for Cloud Concussion Tests
Colonel Dyrenforth of the department of agriculture and two assistants travel to Texas to test rain-making by balloon explosions charged with oxygen and hydrogen at high altitudes. They plan dynamite-tailed kites as a parallel method, aiming to determine if midair explosions can induce rainfall in arid regions.
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Wasinetox
Dyrenforth
Department of Agriculture
Interor
Texas
English Syndicate Gains Control of glucose factories
An English syndicate has secured control of the country’s glucose manufactories. Factories are in Buffalo Glen Gore NY Davenport and Marshalltown IA Waukegan WI St Louis Peoria and Chicago. Valued at 18 million dollars, the group has raised 20 million for operation and plans to issue stock. They reportedly consider invading the whisky trust and starch combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Glen Gore
Davenport
Marshalltown
Waukegar
Wis
St Louis
Warnings From Ex City Treasurer Probe Report
Philadelphia officials release final findings on ex Treasurer John Bardsley revealing stock dealings with public funds totaling over 102 thousand dollars and loans totaling half a million. The report notes torn check stubs and a 500 dollar rebate entry to William Livsey and details on dividends, insured loans, and possible unrecovered Bradford mills funds.
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Philadelphia
Stuart
John Bardsley
Bardsley Investigating Committee of Councils
Robert Glendenning & Co
Keystone Bank
Glendenning & Co
William H. Kemble
People’s Bank
Bardsley
Chicago
Widener & Elkins
Stoc
Palic
Bradford Mills
Thomas K Finletter
Finletter
William N Ashman
Wm Livsey
H N Grafton
Thomas McCaimant
Funeral Sermon Turns Fatal as Husband Dies in Church
In Shelbyville Mississippi July 15 Rev B W Corley attending the funeral service for his wife at a Methodist church suddenly collapsed and died within minutes. The minister, a pioneer county settler, and the two bodies were buried together in a shared grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Overhill
B. W Corley
Pires Corley
American Preachers in London at Devotional Conference
At the International Congress gate council session in London Walcott Calkins of Newton Massachusetts delivered the address. Rev Edward P Goodwin of Chicago will preach at the City Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Congregate Council
Walcott Calkins
Newton
Mass
City Temple
Edward P Goodwin
Chicago
Balmaceda's Ironclad Released Sail From Havre
The Chilean ironclad FE Presidente Errazuriz, freed by French courts from sequestration and barred delivery to Balmaceda, sailed from Havre bound for a Spanish port with plans to touch at another Spanish harbor.
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Balmaceda
Paris
FE Presidente
Government plans rain making rainmaking experiment in Kansas
In July a government scientific delegation will attempt artificial rainfall in western Kansas. Sixty balloons ten feet diameter, filled with oxygen and hydrogen gas, will rise with attached avi res and a line two miles long. Three days of explosive mortar action and dynamite tipped kites are planned, cost estimated at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasHiNuTon
Kansas
Wouldn't you like to live to the year 2000 healthily
The ad promises a long life if health rules are followed and the stomach liver and bowels stay active. It promotes Dr Pierce Vicasant Pellets as a small sugar coated remedy that cures biliousness constipation headaches and diseases from an inactive liver. It claims no nausea and easy use as a convenient vest pocket remedy.
Trade Flourishes Between Chile and Pacific Coast
A surge in commerce links Chile with the Pacific coast as shipments increase across multiple sectors. Businesses report rising exports and imports, with notable growth in agricultural products and manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Pacific Coast
Scotch Sarsaparilla and Liver Pulls Advertised for Sale
For sale by Laubach and Boyd. Scotch Sarsaparilla at 50 cents per bottle and Scotch Little Liver Pulls at 26 cents. Use to pay $1.00 for larger purchase opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd
Despondency Warned Against Liver Disease Cure
A historical note claims despondency from a diseased liver can be avoided by taking Simmins Liver Regulator, advertised as a remedy for liver woes and related mood effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
National Educational Association Session Opens in Toronto
The second day of the National Educational Association in Toronto drew a large audience. Papers on Teaching Patrnosio by State Superintendent Preston Mississippi and on the history of the association by Z Richards Washington were read and discussed by Superintendent McKay Clarfax and Dr Hewitt Normal Ill. United States Commissioner of Education Harris spoke on U S education and Ontario Minister of Education Ross discussed Ontario's system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Toronto
Patnotisio
Preston
Mississippi
Z . Richards
Washington
Association
McKay
Clrfax
Hewitt
Normal
United States
Harris
Ross
Ontario
Poison Obstruction Fells Dentist After Tooth Extraction
In New York a dentist George J Babb died after a patient bit him during a tooth removal. He cleansed a finger wound, continued work, then fell ill with lockjaw and fever, dying thirty days later. Authorities attribute his death to poison from the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gieorge J Babb
Babb
Tnie
Judge Warder Suicide After Fatal Family Tragedy
Judge James A. Warder who killed his son in law S M Fuggette and wounded his daughter Mrs Suggette on January 18 shot himself in the right ear at the Stone cottage on Lookout Mountain. He had been district attorney here and the murder shocked the state. Grief and remorse reportedly broke his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warder
Chattanooga
James A. Warder
I-Law
Fuggette
Suggette
Lookout Mountain
Electrocation Bill Expected in Connecticut Legislature
Representative Stevens of Bridgeport plans to introduce an electrocation bill next session. He intends to exclude the secrecy clause, which he regards as un American, citing caution over that feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Flartroop
Stevens
Bridgeport
Claims to Be Christ in Cincinnati Sect Leader
Mrs J B Martin head of a curious religious sect in Cincinnati claims to be Christ and says most leading disciples are wealthy. she predicts she will never die as her followers gather in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Cincinnati
Mrrs
J. B. Martin
Martin
President Advocates Reciprocity Move Amid Sp Amick Talks
The article notes the president pursuing reciprocity with Sp Amick and outlines his familial link to William B. Alli as a nephew, highlighting ongoing discussions at the highest level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spamick
William B. Alli
Auditor General Denies Receiving Money from Bardsley
The Auditor General denies any financial gain from Bardsley and Harersaven and rejects claims of sharing funds with Philadelphia. He states he did not receive money or discuss any such payments with others.
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Bardsley
Harersaven
Me Camant
Philadelphia
Clerg
Duel with pistols leaves both combatants wounded
In Bremisgham July 17 a pistol duel in a saloon between Eugene Byers, an ex deputy marshal, and Wesley Gathers, an ex police officer, left both men shot. Gathers was wounded in the stomach and is dying. Byers is seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremisgham, Alg
Eugene Byers
Uni
Wesley Gather
Ding
Byers
Miller’s Body Will Not Be Exhumed
Coroner says he will act on Attorney General Tabor’s advice in the Smil er case and has decided to let the matter drop. The body will be allowed to rest undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miler
New Yeurs
Tabor
Smi
Smiler
Fully Organized Pirristra Glass Company Formed in July
The United State Glass comp Ye organized here with capital stock $1,000 preferred and $3,000,000 common. It lists plants in fee simple including King Klass Co Riply & Co Gen Duncan & Son & Co Ham Glass Co Lim Bryce Bros and others in Pittsburgh and nearby cities. Operations slated to begin in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirristra
United State Glass
Couny
Compan
King Klass Co
Riply & Co
Gen. Duncan & Son
O Ham Glass Co
Lim
Bryce Bros
Pittsburg
Richar & Hartley Glass (i
Challinor, Taylor & Co
Lua
Tarentam
Gillinder & Sons
Greensb Hobbes Gl Co
Wheeling
Naire Goodet
Calamanbia Glass Co
Pindlay
Nickel Plate Glass Co
Fostoria
Nefira
Akron banker Cornell named in tax dispute over 1700 back taxes
July 16 report notes First National Bank president and Akron wealth leader Thomas W Corall accused by County Treasurer Seymour of owing nearly 1700 in back taxes. Auditor reports low returns, assets include Express stocks and other holdings. an attempted $20,000 settlement offer was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akton
Seymour
Thomas W Corall
Cornell
First National Bank
Akron
Adams Express
Wester Union Canadian Copper
New Yor
Ohio
Burglary Thwarted in Plainfield as Mayor Vetoes Franchise Action
Chicago Mayor Washburn vetoes the ordinance granting Economik Gas a street tear up franchise. An attempted burglary was stopped when a resident drove away the intruder. The item runs through several local notes and oddities including a Kansas grasshopper aside.
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La 318
Attiorneys
J Dever
West Liberty
R. Bonewitz
Amrafica Ip
Ross W. Funck
Court House
Harding & Cos
Fice
Zimmerman
Wooster Ohio
W. F. Kean Sonofson
McClarray
Wester
Isaac Johnson
B.tan Lon
Johnson & Taylor, Attorneys-At-Law
Wooster, Our
D. Nice Bock
Ingram Altorney
McClarran & Caskey's Grocery
Wooster
H. R. Smith
Public Square
John P. Jeffries
M’clure
Martin L. Smyler
McClure & Smyser
Merchant's Emporium
E. W. Newkirk
Quinby's Shoe Store
Emporium
East Liberty Street
John C. McClarran
LAW
M'Clellan Broe Soak
Lyman EH. Critchfield
John C. Adair
Critchfield & Adair, Attorneys-At-Law
Wayne County National Bank
He, Mowrey, M.D. Nasal
Market Rt
Nrucs Street
Troo
J. €. Barrest
North Market and
North Streets
M. Market Street
John A. Gann
Toro Market
Iscopal Church
Mtosip U
H. A. Hart
North Market Stet
Ase Pave Lutheran Dee
Bye and Ear Institute
J. H. Todd
West Liberty Street
J H Stoll
W. Eyall
Drs
Stoll & Ryall
North Market
North County
Stoll App. High School
N Market St
J. G. M'Coy Akes
Wayne Clunty
Dalton
West Salem
Doylestown
Oarville
Creston
Shreve
Ae Ruyewien
H Zene
Board of Examers Thess
Willemn
Eversols
L. Wrige
Adah
Glerk
Pietics French All Wool Charlies
Bbc
Japan
Tention
Boggs Buhl
Legheny
Katon
Otis
Corry
Lee
Univerity Colubus
Tate
Warren Ory
Price Socts
Mweuan
REO Croeg
Diawesta
ROYAL
Coreae Eatery
Dee
Terfelts
Reece Ly Return
Chichester Chemical MeosaTe
Saxerey Hss Sen
Pittsburg Bank For Savings
Fourth Ave
George A. Barry
Alex Bradley
L Schmertz
Milnor
Sec
Treas
W Jones
Teller
Plumer
Dingerors
Geo
A Berry
Alex” Bradley H C Buhman
Jas L. Graham
Geowa
Kelly James Laughly
Q. Lazear
Plummer
Plummer J Cnet Jr, Frank Rahm, John Scott Crwis, R & Schmegtz
JK. Dormuxion
Blanks
Steda
C. Bittner & CO
Laupach & Boyd
Oblo
G. Bixler
Business College
School of Short
Hana
Pen Art Hall
Waoater
Wayne County Nationa San OF
Capitol & Surplus
ACOB
Bo Nue
FR . Cashier
D, Tyler
Asit
Frick
Gverbolt
W.D. Tyler
Hy Frick
Scott
Woodward
Lake Fu Janes
George Ickes
al & Ment
Moclere & Sutserne Smarieyh
Ooster
J.ffherr
Bytacuse
Koenig
Kornic
Fort Bi
Im, Blaine Cundilion
Jan
Ordinare
Brooklyn
Yous
R B. C. Booth
Buyden
Richard Street
Brookyn
Boence & Co
Zee Jae
Hayes
Ie Mnlliams
Ivan
Ec Inn
of the National Educational
Association of America
Coyote
Breland
Photographers Associeton of
Amenmea
Cohiees
Lenmyson
George E. Hastings
Euston
McMichael
Lone Star State
William Livsey
Livney
T Government
Harrison
M’camant
Plainfield J
Washburn
Economik Gas Company
Colorado
Ayer
Ager
Lang
Draggist
Merithuack St
W P E Wright
Paw Paw Ford
L. M Robinson
Babiha
Ayers
J. G. Aye
Drogelata
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