Passage of Currency Bill Marks Senate Session
The senate held a memorable session highlighted by a long filibuster by LaFollette Stone and Gore against the emergency currency bill. The majority reinterpreted rules to limit debate, making future filibusters difficult and extending session timings as key bills passed.
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Senate Aeseion
Laoilette
Stone and Gore
LaVoloette
Aldrich-Vreeland
Senate
Burkett
Firet
Yaqui Nation Nears End After Century-Long War
The Yaqui nation once numbering over twenty thousand faces dissolution and will soon renounce tribal ties to become Mexican citizens. Though Christianized, they resisted Spanish rule and aided revolutionary forces before waging guerrilla warfare from the Bacatete mountains. Recurrent wars and harsh cycles of peace have marked their long struggle. The Yaqui country is rich in natural advantages.
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Pation
Spain
Coldiera
Bacatete
Fairbanks Race Clarified Against False Reports
Senator Hemenway releases a statement denying any change to Vice President Fairbanks candidacy. He says Fairbanks will be presented at the Chicago convention for the presidential nomination and that any reports of alterations before the convention are untrue.
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Pairbanks
Hemenway
Fairbanks
Chicago
Double Murder at Paris Painter and Mother-in-Law Slain
Distinguish painter Adolph Steinbell and his mother-in-law were found strangled in his Rue de Vangirard residence. The house was looted of valuables and the wife, gagged and bound to a bed, identifies a three-person assailant group including two men and a woman, feared to be a model employed by the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Steinbell
Paria
Inlaw
de Vangirard
M. Steinhell
Dr Koch Visits Leper Settlement on Molokai
Dr Koch the German bacteriologist visited Molokai leper settlement aboard the Chilean steamer Koay Hall with Dr Walter Brickerhoff. He toured the camp, observed administration and surroundings, and found disease type and facilities comparable to other leper stations. He declined to comment on potential cures while noting patient care and nourishment were satisfactory.
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Dr. Koch
Honolulu
Molokai
Orient
Koch
Wiliam Pfotenhauer
Koay Hall
Eight Consecrated Bishops at Methodist Conference
At Baltimore the Methodist Episcopal general conference witnessed the consecration of eight bishops. Bishop Henry W. Warren presided as chief consecrator, as Rev. Dr. William F. Anderson of New York became a bishop along with seven others, each escorted by presenters, amid a crowded Lyric Theatre.
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Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Baltimore
Henry W. Warren
William F. Anderson
New York
John L. Neulsen
Berea
William A. Quayle
Chicago
Charles L. Smith
Pittsburg
Wilson
Lewin
Sioux City
Edwin H. Hughes
Greencastle
Ind
Robert McIntyre
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank M. Bristol
Washington, D. C
Warren
Goodsell
Dr. Anderson
Parlor Car Wreck Injures Twenty On Baltimore and Ohio Train
A Baltimore and Ohio flyer from Chicago to New York left the rails near Garrett Pennsylvania. The observation parlor car plunged down an embankment after a sharp curve as the train ran on schedule. About twenty passengers were hurt with three possibly fatally injured.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
New York
Garrett
Sunday Stings Ministers In Pittsburg Sermon
Evangelist Billy Sunday addressed Presbyterian ministers in Pittsburg about why some ministers fall. He attacked alleged greed and ineffectiveness among clergy, mocked seminaries, and urged radical changes, saying many preachers lack biblical guidance and are influenced by wealth and social status.
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Tella
Billy Sunday
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday
Sharon
Supreme Court Rules on Prices of Copyrighted Books
The Supreme Court led by Justice Day decided three key copyright cases. In Bobbs Merrill Co v Macy Co Isadore Strauss the court ruled for Macy Co, holding retail sale below publisher set price does not infringe copyright. The dispute centered on disposal rights and resale restrictions.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Justice Day
Bobbs-Merrill Company
R. H. Macy & Co
Isadore H. Strauss
Macy & Co
Bobbe-Merrill Company
House of Macy
Circuit Court of the United States
New York
District Court of Appeals
Honest Election in Panama Campaign Raises U S Concerns
The Panama election set for the first week in July faces revolutionary tendencies prompting the American government to deploy 500 Marines across 100 polling places to ensure a fair vote. Vice President Obaldia and Secretary of State Arias contend for power as Minister Squires is asked for a personal report on developments and his alleged enthusiasm for a candidate.
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Panama
Flood halts rail service near Columbus Montana bridge washout
A cloudburst west of Columbus Montana caused a flood that washed away a Deer Creek bridge and swept over a mile of Northern Pacific track. Train service into Billings from the west is at a standstill. The Columbus to Big Timber flood is described as the most disastrous in the area.
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Giillings
Columbus
Mont
Deer Creek
Northern Pacific
Billings
Big Timber
Oklahoma Faces Second Tornado Series Across State
A second storm surge hits Oklahoma with tornadoes and heavy rains reported in Hennessy Enid Frederick Cashion and Duncan. Cloudbursts affect Weleetka and Tulsa and a waterspout is seen near Navina. Damage rivals last week’s flood.
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Oklahoma
Hennessy
Enid
Frederick
Cashion
Duncan
Weleetka
Tulsa
Navina
Italian race driver Cedrino killed at Pimlico track
Cedrino, famed Italian automobile driver, was instantly killed at Pimlico when his car skidded and overturned. Spectators saw the vehicle strike the fence after three wheels were smashed, his brother and mechanic aboard were thrown clear with non fatal injuries.
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Cedrino
Pimlico
Presbyterian Assembly Adopts Denver Meet and Delays German Synod
The tenth general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States adjourned in Kansas City with Denver chosen for next year and a two year executive slate elected. An overture from German speaking Presbyterians for home rule was deferred to next assembly to consult local synods before creating new presbyteries.
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Tenth General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Kansas City
Baxter P. Fullerton
St. Louis
Joseph Weaver
Denver
J. F. Bushnell
Minneapolis
John W. Foster
Washington
D. C
H. B. McCormick
Harrisburg
Colorado
Committee of Polity
General Assembly
Illnois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
West
Galena
Georga
Waukon
Trade review for the week shows irregular crop and trade reports
Bradstreet s notes irregular crop and trade metrics with rainfall and road conditions hindering distribution in some regions. Warmer spells improve demand in textiles and leather and pig iron, while overall activity remains below last year. Failures tally 263. weekly wheat exports reach 2 827 289 bushels and corn 237 151 bushels.
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Bradstreet
Family of Four Drowns in Pennsauken Creek Outing
The Eidelman family of West Pennsauken New Jersey William 38 Elizabeth 37 Anna 17 and William 7 drowned when their four oared rowboat capsized in Pennausken Creek below Riverton. They were on an outing celebrating the father's mortgage payoff. Bodies recovered after hours of grappling.
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William Eidleman
Elizabeth
Anna
William
West Pensauken
N. J
Pensauken Creek
Riverton
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Colorado Capital
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Western Nebraska
Alliance, Nebr
Newberry’s Hardware Co
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Gus
Mr. Gadsby
John Hague
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