Senate Passes Cuba Extradition Bill Amid Philippine Debate
In Washington on June 2 the Senate approved a bill for extradition of persons accused of crimes in Cuba with Cuban court punishment, while debating the Philippine question. Debates touched on government of insular possessions, appropriations, the Sioux City & Pacific railroad debt, and the Aguinaldo issue. The chamber adjourned at 5:45 p.m. until Monday.
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Ashington
Senate
United States
Cuba
Clay
Georgia
Stewart
Nevada
Morgan
Committee On
Allison
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Attorney General
Sioux City & Pacific Railroad
Harris
Kansas
Congress
Ihs
House
Allison, Hale and Cockrell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fairbanks
Indiana
Hoar
Judiciary
Tell R
Tillman
Bacon
John Carter
Gaynor
Green
Savannah
Captain Carter
New York
Judiciary Committee
Rawlins
Chandler
Hale
Dreyfus
Paris
Aguinaldo
Mexico
Allen
William L. Greene
Nebraska
Eulogico
Turner
Thurston
Maginnis Seen As Possible Montana Senator In Short Session
Major Martin Maginnis receives broad support in Washington as a potential replacement for Clark in Montana. The Evening Star urges defeating Clark and Maginnis while all eyes turn to the next legislature in January. The article notes a pending Montana vacancy, existing credentials questions, and Maginnis’s wartime ties. The General Land Office seeks $10,000 to expand transcripts and copying capacity due to rising demand and staff strain.
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Bureau of the Standard
G Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Martin Maginnis
Washington
House
Senate
Clark
Maginnis
Fredericksburg
Ruggles
Sickles
Joe Wheeler
Fredricksburg
Montana
William A. Clark
Committee
Major Maginnis
The
Evening Star
Star
Smith
Mantle
General Land Office
Emperor loyalists clash over meat bill amid German unrest
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Hohentohe insisting the meat inspection bill will respect American and British wishes while curbing agrarian power. Centralist Lieber returns ill but hopeful, warning against harsh meat terms. Military control tightens in Konus after street riots.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Prince Hohentohe
Bundesrath
Count von Posadowsky
Count von Buelow
Dr. von Lucanus
Herr Lieber
America
United States
Reichstag
Center
Herr Iieber
Foreign Office
Associated Presse
China
Oregon election preview from Portland June 2 race
Oregon voters will elect one supreme court justice a state dairy and food commissioner two congressmen and legislators to choose McBride's successor. Republicans push expansion imperialism finance while fusionists favor Chicago platform anti imperialism. Moody and Tongue favored by Republicans despite close first district polls with Daly predicted by fusionists.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Supreme Court
United States
George W. McBride
Philippines
Financelal
Chicago
Moody
Tongue
B. Daly
Steele
Republican State Central Committee
Bounty Claims Rise in State Board Totals
Helena report shows bounty claims totaling 5149 last month, far below last year’s 85636, with payments from counties for wolf pups wolves and coyotes. Chateau led with 1153 for 9 pups 49 wolves and 6 coyotes, followed by Teton Valley and others. Flathead had the smallest claim for 2 coyotes.
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Helena
State Board of Examiners
Chateau
Teton County
Valley
Ferrun
Custer
Flathead County
Bond Approved In Parrot Company Mine Case
Helena June 2 H C Rickards clerk of the supreme court today approved the bond expseted by the supreme court from the plaintiff Hickey and others in their action against the Parrot company to protest the defendants for the operation of the Nipper mine in Butte during the receivership of Thomas Mc Laughlin. The court had previously granted five days to furnish a bond of 75.00 with a stay condition at 125000 if not provided. The bond approved today was furnished by Alex Johnson and T M Hodgens of Butte.
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van Desborght
Busley
Berlin
Berlin Council
Siemens-Halseke Company
Grvoselichterfelde
Konus
Hesse
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Bavaria
Russia
India
General Becher
Anzeiger
Lord Roberts
Frank Lascelles
Great Britain
Standard
Helena
H. C. Rickards
Supreme Court
Hickey
Parrot Company
Butte
Thomas McLaughlin
Alex Johnson
T. M. Hodgens
Miner John Hancock sues Penobscot Mining for damages
John Hancock, a miner at the Belmont mine in Maryville, began a district court action against Penobscot Mining for $100 alleging negligence. He says a December cave in on an unsafe platform threw him down a slope, causing permanent injury.
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Helena
John Hancock
Penobscot Mining Company
Belmont
Marynville
Hancock
Blues to Health via Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for blues linked to liver and stomach illness. It claims to purify blood, cleanse the liver, and heal digestion without alcohol or narcotics. A testimonial from Oshkosh Wisconsin cites long liver issues resolved after using multiple Pierce products and gaining weight.
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Pierce
Michigan Wins Western Intercollegiate Meet After Close Battle
Michigan captures the western intercollegiate track title at Ravenswood Field by a half point over Chicago amid a meet marked by four western records. California finishes third with 29 points, Wisconsin 21, Notre Dame 17, and others trailing as new marks in hammer throw pole vault and mile walk set by Michigan and Wisconsin athletes.
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Chicago
University of Michigan
Ravenswood Field
Association
Michigan
California
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Knox College
Minnesota
Nebraska
Big Plan
Dvoraak
Rreedstein
Hahn
Baker
Molony
McLean
Morony
Teetzel
Cadogan
Nash
Knox
O’'Shanaghnessy
Drum
Moloney
Chicagos
Hayes
Raker
Hurlburt
Breedstein
Richard
Walsh
Lean
Brockman
Gaffney
Brown
Gudheimer
Minneapolis
Track and field results by event and place
In running events Brew Nebraska took third with 107 feet 3 inches and 105 feet 9 inches for second. Wisconsin won the 21 feet 4% inch broad jump with McLean Michigan second and Broughton California third. Armstrong Michigan won the high jump at 5 feet 19% inches with FournEy Michigan second and Tate Minnesota third. Dvorak Michigan won the pole vault at 11 feet 6 inches with Wheeler Wisconsin second and Juneau Wisconsin third.
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Hear
Hosford
Gans & Klein
Butte, Mont
Jusi
Ds. Pierce
Hava
la Preferencia
L. S. Cohn
Nhavana-American CO
Michiga
McDougal
Mortimer
Brew
Woolly
Cochems
Granke
France
Michi
Siegel
Srrd RA
Weinstein
Helena, Mont
Joshing
Weinstein’s
Salt Lake
Utah
Gomer Thomas
Day
Governor Wells
Winter Quarters
Mr. Thomas
Hague
Wilhelmina
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