Passport decision may affect Philippines citizenship status
Washington and London officials report that two Filipinos at the U S embassy were granted instructions to issue genuine American passports to island residents. The move builds on Spooner and Foraker acts, suggesting broader US protection for inhabitants of the Philippines, Porto Rico, and Guam.
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Washington
Hay
Choate
London
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Porto Rico
Guam
St Louis Fair Grounds Race Results Report
At St Louis on June 1 seven races were run with Ben Frost and Helen Print among winners. Records show winning times and placements for each race led by Wax Taper and Colonial Dame among others.
Close finishes highlight Oakland racing card features
San Francisco reports a tight racing program at Oakland with four favorites winning. First Shot captured the six furlongs selling, Quibo won the mile and 50 yards, Estado took four furlongs, Wardman won six furlongs, Montalade won the mile and a sixteenth handicap, and Racetto triumphed in six furlongs.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Gold Finder
Don't Know
Quibo
Darlene
Senator Matts
Estado
Armada
Wardman
Gaylon Brown
Ililo
Montallade
Fretter
Rio Slannon
Races at Cincinnati Newport meet list winners six races
Six furlongs Flop wins with Ahamo second and Little Fadie third in 1 15. Five furlongs Fred Krupp wins Corinne second Dr Worth third in 1 03. Six furlongs Jim Gore IT wins Lady Kent second Pine Chip third in 1 44. Mile and a sixteenth Slasher wins Dolly Wagner second Edna Gerry third in 1 48. Five furlongs Foundling wins Silk ord wins Lynden Tree third in 1 01. Mile selling Brother Fred wins Meggs second Isaac third in 4 42.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Flop
Ahamo
Little Fadie
Fred Krupp
Corinne
Dr. Worth
Jim Gore
Lady Kent
Pine Chip
Slasher
Dolly Wagner Scond
Edna Gerry
Foundling
Silkord
Lynden Tree
Fred
Meggs
Isaac
Commando Sets Beechend Track Mark in June Holiday Meet
A large crowd watched Commando win the arbon stakes at Beechend in one mile on a dead track, time 1:39 2 1 2 seconds. Other results: Ben Viking wins six furlongs, Lanceman captures the mile and a quarter, Hianover Queen wins five furlongs, Command o wins the Carlton stakes, Juvenile takes five furlongs, The Amazon takes the mile and sixteenths.
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New York
Commando
Beechend
Ben Viking
Rabius
Prince Richard
Lanceman
Larson
Sidney Lucas
Hianover Queen
Meridian
Whiskey King
Blues
Buzz
Yehula
Lucky Star
Hawthorne Race Summary from Chicago May Day Meet
In the first race over a mile and 1 yard Blue Lick won with Vincennes second and Tobe Payne third in a time of 1 4 54. The five furlong second race saw Harry Beck first Hans Waagner second and Red Hook third in 1 0 1. Sallust won the steeplechase handicap short course with French second and Filon d Or third in 2 19. In the Lassie stakes fifth race Endurance by Right won with Doreen second and April third in 1 0 1. The sixth race over a mile and an eighth handicap saw Hernando win Knight Jan neret second and Isobel third in 1 52. Bessie Macken led the six furlongs in race seven with Edith Quinn second and Pope Leo third in 1 13. In the final mile and 70 yards Ecome won Prairie Dog second and Spruit third in 1 46.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Blue Lick
Vincennes
Tobe Payne
Harry Beck
Hans Waagner
Red Hook
Sallust
Filon d d'Or
Kendurance
Right
Doreen
April
Hernando
Knight Janneret
Isobel
Bessie Macken
Edith Quinn
Pope Leo
Ecome
Prairie Dog
Spruit
Kentucky Ends in a Row in College Baseball
Kentucky notes a continued streak in college baseball as the team delivers a strong performance in Lexington during June. Details describe winning momentum and key players contributing to the string of victories.
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Lexington
The
Kentucky
Umpire Attacked as Georgetown College Tie Ends in Riots
In Georgetown Kentucky today a college baseball game ended 10 to 10 when umpire Joseph Smith was beaten and had to be helped from the field by police after a disputed decision by the State College. The riot left several injured.
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State College
Geogetown
Joseph Smith
Georgetown
Other Games at Providence Brown beats Cornell in an 2 1 margin
In Providence Rhode Island Brown defeated Cornell with a 2 to 1 score while at Philadelphia Pennsylvania Georgetown routed Penn with an 8 to 4 result.
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R. I
Brown
Cornell
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Tacoma 7 Spokane 2 score recap from June game
Spokane, Washington and Tacoma, Washington report a 7 to 2 Tacoma win with listed innings. Portland defeated Seattle 3 to 0 in Oregon with Engel and Vigneux on the mound for Spokane and Harmon and Frary noted for Seattle matchup.
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Spokane
Wash
Portland
Seattle
Ore
S.e Ww
S&s
Secree
Engel
Vigneux
Harmon
Frary
Philadelphia Defeats Brooklyn in Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 8 to 5 on June 1 at Philadelphia. Brooklyn failed to score until the ninth inning when they plated five runs on errors. Attendance 6,546. Batteries Kitcen and McGuire for Brooklyn. Donahue and McFarland for Philadelphia. Umpire Emslie.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ce Iy Ao
PBS
Kitcen
McGuire
Donahue
McFarland
Emslie
Cincinnati Beats Pittsburg 4 3 in Rough Start
In Pittsburg on June 1 Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 4 to 3 after a rough first inning with two bases on balls and three errors. The crowd mobbed umpire Cunningham, who was escorted from the grounds and to the Cincinnati omnibus. Attendance 5 500.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cunningham
Selbach Delivers Wins for New York In Close Game
Selbach doubled in the fourth to tie the score and scored on an error by Tenny. In the eighth he doubled to send Van Haltren home with the winning run as New York beat the opponents. Attendance 20,000. Batteries Matthewson and Smith Bowerman. Umpire O Day. Nichols and Kittridge.
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New York
Selbach
Tenny
van Haltren
Matthewson
Smith and Bowerman
O' Day
Nichols and Kittridge
Taylor Dominates or Struck by Sudhoff in Chicago Tilt
Chicago game summary notes Taylor battered by local pitching, Sudhoff perplexing the offense except in one inning. Attendance 1,200. Score line shows CHIGAMO at Mal is RO poe tees 94 with Batteries Taylor Kling Sudhoff Ryan and Umpire Dwyer.
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Chicago
Taylor
Sudhoff
R. H. E. Chigamo
Malis RO Poe
Kling
Ryan
Dwyer
Attempted Jail Delivery at McNeill Island Penitentiary
Guards at McNeill Island penitentiary uncovered a plan to break out inmates last night. Two prisoners, Bruce Ernw right from Alaska serving 15 years for manslaughter and James Moriarty of Spokane serving 10 years for counterfeiting, were caught after forging escape paths.
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Tacoma
Wash
McNeill’s Island Penitentiary
Bruce Enwright
Alaska
James Moriarty
Spokane
German Ironclad Division Sails for Singapore
The German ironclad division sailed today from Wu Sang for Singapore marking a notable move in naval posturing. Berlin confirms the fleet's departure with plans to reach the Far East amid shifting imperial tensions.
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Berlin
Wusang
Singapore
Machinists Seek Sympathetic Action as Strike Grows
Chicago reports a widening machinists strike with 1800 workers out. Leaders Mellican and Broderick head to Toronto to urge allied trades to join in sympathy while manufacturers meet to plan a settlement at South Chicago ship yards.
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Chicago
Mellican
Broderick
International Association of Machinists
Toronto
O'Connell
International Organization
South Chicago
Monument at Great Falls Dedication Amid Rainy Memorial Day
Memorial day exercises for the soldier dead were moved to the opera house due to rain. Governor Toole spoke as orator and Mayor Collins presented the monument to the G A R post, which Captain J D Gregg accepted. The columned gun monument stands as a somber tribute to Great Falls veterans.
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Opera House
Governor Toole
Collins
G. A. R. Post
J. D. Gregg
Daughter Born to Italy's Queen in Rome
Rome reports the birth of a daughter to the queen this morning with general congratulations. The princess will be named Yolanda Maregherita.
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Italy
Rome
Yolanda Maregherita
Motormen and conductors walk out in Dayton strike
A union committee in Dayton orders People’s Street Railway motormen and conductors to quit their cars at 4 pm. The strike is delayed for courtesy to the state board of arbitration in town to seek a settlement over the company’s refusal to recognize the union. Two main city lines affected. officials say they will not bargain under any circumstances.
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Dayton
Ohio
People's Street Railway Company
State Board of Arbitration
Hod Carriers Demand Increase Strike Paralyzes Denver Building
Eight hundred union hod carriers in Denver went on strike on June 1 demanding higher wages. The Building Contractors' Association refused the request, though many contractors are reportedly willing to pay the raise.
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Denver
Colo
Building Contractors’ Association
Paper Mill Strike Hits Holyoke as Demands Pressured
Two thousand mill workers in Holyoke massachusetts walked out today after a union call from the Paper Makers Lodge and the Stationary Firemen's unions. Textiles makers were given until Monday to meet the workers demands.
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Holyoke
Masa
Lehigh Valley boss seeks city protection for non union workers
Wilkesbarre reports Superintendent Keith asks Mayor Niccols for protection as the Lehigh Valley Railroad yard faces nightly siege by breaker boys and non union machinists are said to be stoned.
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Keith
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Niccols
Wage panel report adopted by iron workers union
Milwaukee article notes the iron branch of the wage committee report to the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers' convention was finally adopted. The sheet steel scale was also agreed upon.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Marble workers strike over proposed wage scale in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 1, four hundred fifty marble workers walked out after employers refused the wage scale request. The workers had asked for agreement by June 1.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
New York Central Machinists Go On Strike for Higher Wages
About 400 machinists of the New York Central railroad and their helpers, totaling around 5,000 men, struck at Buffalo June 1 demanding a wage increase of twenty per cent.
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New York Central
Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
State Board Meetings Open With License Enforcement
Special dispatch from Helena reports Monday sessions of several state boards. The state board of education meets in semi annual session, the dental examiners hold their annual meeting while reviewing about 20 cert applicants and pursuing unlicensed practitioners. The pardons board will consider Toole granted pardons for John Carrington and W A Bridges in two county cases.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Education
State Board of Dental Examiners
State Board of Pardons
Toole
John Carrington
Valley County
W. A. Bridges
Silver Row
Memory of Brigham Young Birth Anniversary in Salt Lake
Salt Lake celebrates the 100th anniversary of Brigham Young's birth with observances in the city on June 1. Local gatherings honor the founder's legacy and impact on the church and pioneers.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake
Birth
Saltair salutes Utah celebration with gun salute and address
A Utah city hosts a day of celebration drawing visitors from neighboring states. The event opens with a 100 gun salute by veteran artillerymen. Main exercises occur at Saltair with a detailed musical program and speeches by prominent citizens.
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Utah
Saltair
Speculation on Northern Pacific Director to Be Appointed
In New York on June 1 speculation runs over the selectee for the Northern Pacific directorate under the commercial peace treaty. A Harriman syndicate member notes no decision yet and expects several months of deliberation with neutral candidates not tied to any involved board.
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New York
Northern Pacific Directorate
Wall Street
Eqagagrding
Harriman Syndicate
Associated Press
Suffrage Leaders Report Gains At National Convention
Susan B. Anthony, chair of the resolutions committee, said she secured authorization from the American Federation of Labor to back the 16th amendment proposal. Elizabeth Boynton Hart of Illinois hailed mothers’ equal guardianship rights and a resolution for a government department with a cabinet member to focus on home and children.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Susan B. Anthony
American Federation of Labor
Elizabeth Boynton Harnett
Ilinois
Dowie Free After Grand Jury Investigation
Chicago June 1 the grand jury found no indictments after a full inquiry into the death of Mrs H W Judd during treatment by John Alexander Dowie and his followers including her husband Mr Judd all involved were bound over to the coroner's jury for further action.
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Chicago
H. W. Judd
Mataafa Satisfied as Samoa Peace Works
AP reports from Apia that the U S warship Abercrombie with officer party visited May 13 to 15 and Lt Cmdr Dorn placed a crown and cross of heather on Robert Louis Stevenson’s grave. Mataafa calls for friendship and thanks Germany for peace. Malietoa may be allowed return. Gov Soli met him in Fiji. Governor Tilley to depart on Ventura May 23.
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Associated Press
Apia
Samoa
San Francisco
United States
Aberenda
Goy
B. F
Tilley
Tutuila
Dorn
Scotland
Robert Louis Stevenson
Mataafa
Synod Celebrates Western Missionary Secy Appointment
Des Moines Iowa June 1 The Evangelical Lutheran General Synod marks the 84th anniversary of its western supervision of home missions and the appointment of Dr Samuel B Barnitz of Des Moines as western secretary The Pastors Fund Society reports 96 widows and ministers aided in the past biennium.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Evangelical Lutheran General Synod
Home Missions
Ramuel B. Barnitz
Pastors’ Fund Society
Improvement Is Noted In Mrs McKinley Condition
Washington June 1 bulletin on Mrs McKinley's health says she rested well and is somewhat more favorable this morning The president walked the White House grounds with General Gillespie and cabinet members visited The doctors reported no further consultation and no bulletin issued tonight as her condition showed slight improvement
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Fuller
Foraker
Lodge
Boutell
Illinois
Livingston
Adamson
Georgia
Ministers Denounce Labor Unions in Presbyterian Synod
Pittsburg June 1 The Reformed Presbyterian Synod of America debated the committee report on secret societies. Speakers including ex-Moderator Foster denounced labor unions for infringing freedom, holding meetings on Sundays, and their pernicious influence. Dr Robb of Sharon Iowa called labor signs "The Mark of the Beast."
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Committee On Secret Societies
Reformed Presbyeterian Synod of America
Foster
Robb
Sharon
Iowa
McCarty Arrigned in Montana Embezzlement Case
Glendive man E F McCarty was brought back from Hope Idaho to answer embezzlement charges. Arraignment set for Monday with $500 bonds. Bail default results in remand. Proposals for out of court settlement rejected as state costs of extradition linger.
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Standard
Helena
E. F. McCarty
Glendive
Hope
Idaho
McCarty
Ian MacLaren on Revision Discussion in London
The Rev. John Watson known as Ian MacLaren speaks in London on the topic of revision. The remarks address religious reform and pastoral practice amid public interest.
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Ian MacLaren
London
John J
John Watson
Moderator comments on US Presbyterian confession revision
He notes AP inquiry about revising the confession. He says many in Europe welcome the move, calling it an intellectual wonder that would be improved by smaller size and more love among brethren.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
United States
Helena Beats Butte High in One-Sided Baseball Victory
Helena defeats Butte high school 17 to 4 as Smith and Gleason lead a strong Helena battery. Rumsey and Hauswirth err for Butte, while Foley of Butte wowed the crowd with clever plays. Weather dampened attendance. game noted as good though one sided. rematch planned if conditions permit.
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Standard
Helena
Butte
Foley
Buttes
Mate
Smith
Smith and Gleason: Butte, Rumsey and Hauswirth, Stolen Bises
Lynch
R. Smith
Cooney
Rumsey
Ben Smith
Swan
Gleason
Poley
Helman
Hauswirth
Ll. Fisk
Rehearing Denied in Tacoma Wife Murder Case
The supreme court denied a rehearing in the Eben Boice murder case. Boice, convicted of killing his wife who worked at a Tacoma restaurant, remains confined in Pierce county jail.
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Tacoma
Wash
Supreme Court
Eben Boice
Boice
Pierce County
Truce Declared in Arbuckle-Woolson Suit
All suits in the Arbuckle-Woolson litigation have been dismissed without prejudice. Judge Doyle said a tru ce has been declared indicating a settlement approach between the Woolsons and Arbuckle party.
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Toledo
Ohio
Arbuckle-Woolson
Doyle
Woolsons
Birth of a princess sparks public celebration
The infant princess receives a lavish betrothal style bounty, while the king shows measured satisfaction. July salaries are issued, the nurse gains major future payments, and portions are tied to milestones. Flags adorn the palace as church bells ring and deputies adjourn to felicitate the birth.
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Sabetes
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Zanardelli
New Railroad Planned to Reach Copper Mines in Central Washington
Spokane June 1 President W H Plummer of the Mahoning Railway company says plans call for 1 miles of railway along the Methow and Twisp rivers to copper mines. The line would run from the mines to Ives Landing on the Columbia and connect with steamers to Wenatchee. Surveyors are in the field and service is predicted by fall 1902.
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Wash
W. H. Plummer
The
Mahoning Railway Company
Methow
Twisp
Washington
Ives Landing
Columbia
Wenatchee
Great Northern
Petition Sparks Battle Over Gambling Laws In Anaconda
Last Sunday the Standard printed 1000 Anaconda residents who signed a petition urging enforcement of anti gambling laws. A pro gambling committee seeks to withdraw names while the W T U added 600 signatures to strengthen their opposition. The petition is due for presentation Monday evening.
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Anaconda
Ling
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