Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15
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orphans of soldiers.
Richard Croker sailed from Europe
Saturday and is expected III New York
June %.
Some cars of the ST. Louis Transit
company were run under heavy guard.
Settlement of the strike seems remote.
Mobs of St Louis women denuded,
beat and smeared with green paint
three women patrons of the Transit
car line.
Women's congress at Milwaukee re-
elects Mrs Lowe president and ad-
journs.
Cornelius Vanderbilts estate ap
praised at $40 ,926,S65 will pay s499, 26S
inheritance tax.
Boston's famous elm was blown
down in gale and carried off by relic
hunters.
New York police arrested thirty
three women in a poolroom.
Commercial club members reached
Boston.
Dr. Richard S. Storrs of Brooklyn
died.
New York man lost s5e,716 al roul-
cite.
Neely's case was adjourned again.
Joseph Wheeler appointed brigadier-
general in regular army; first confed
crate to be thus honored.
House and senate agreed to estab-
lish grade of Acknowledgement.
Major Johnson's command captured
forty Filipinos in Tablas island.
Illinois militia to camp on July %.
Close and exciting finishes at Haw-
thorne.
Alaska delegates instructed for
Bryan.
Republican majority in Oregon is
5000.
New York democratic convention
elected Hill, Croker, Murphy and Au-
gustus Van Wyck delegates-at-large
and instructed for Bryan.
Credential committee of General
Federation of Women's Clubs, in ses-
sion at Milwaukee, demanded return
of colored woman's credentials by
Massachusetts delegation. Her state
will protest.
Drought conditions have been gen.
orally relieved. Corn is late; wheat
has made satisfactory progress.
Gasoline explosion caused fire at
Chicago, in which Mrs. Charles S.
Leeds was burned to death.
Abdel Karin arrived at Chicago from
| Cairo to depose DR.. Khieralla as leader
| of Truth KnOwerS
During reception of New York
Kreigerbund Kaiser had American flag
unfurled first foreign colors dis
| played in his palace.
Thirty-two Chicago couples were
married in st. Joseph, Mich, Sunday.
Atchison non-union man killed two
men who called him ''scab.'
Senator Wolcot says one years ex-
| perience with free trade cost Colorado
wool growers S3500,000
| King of Sweden and Norway given
an enthusiastic welcome to Paris.
Iowa state university was given $780,
900 by A. Whitney Carr of Jordan,
Ny.
Company seeking street-railway
| dhthioC III bCNlOlb tCi iiNOo
for % cents.
Italian government gained in cleo
tions for members of chamber OF dep
uties.
DR.. w. r. Harper and the car talked
with each other for half an hour.
First general illumination of Paris
exposition attendance 100000.
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sas City's convention hall is approved.
Iowa university graduated 103 stu
dents.
Sport" the Bostock elephant that
fell from railroad freight car while
the menagerie was en- route from
Scranton to Newark, was hanged at
Baltimore by his keepers to end his
misery. The execution took place at
the Bolton freight depot, where Sport
has been lying paralyzed and helpless
since he was brought to this city.
President McKinley's Canton (Ohio)
home is being fitted up for his recep-
ton July 4.
Bangle beat Hermoso at Haw-
thorne.
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and killed one man in Miami, l. T.
Pope Leo is reported to have had
another serious fainting spell.
American exports to islands will
reach $4,000. 900 for fiscal year.
Union men plan neighborhood clubs
as relief stations for strikers.
Cripple Creek mines have paid $13.-
821 1898 in dividends since 1903.
Several consultations of Chicago
banks are discussed.
London discount rate likely to be
lower.
Boxers said to have killed an Eng
lish missionary and two Belgian en-
gineers.