Roosevelt backs Cuba reciprocity policy in message to Congress
President Roosevelt, after talks with Congressional leaders, plans to send a message reaffirming support for Cuban reciprocity. He cites duty to Cuba, fairness to the new republic, and aims to prevent misreading by opponents while stressing benefits to American producers and strategic interests in the Caribbean.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Cuba
New Republic
Kilauea Active Again With Flames Over Crater
News from Honolulu reports Kilauea volcano on Hawaii broke out again with flames and smoke above the crater. It is the first such display in about a decade, and the outbreak occurred on Tuesday, June 3, with some earthquakes and no lava or ash eruptions.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Kilauea
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Hawa'ii
Walter G. Smith
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Cahujal
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Smith
Judge Gear
First Circuit Court
Irrigation Bill Passes House Amid Debate and Amendments
The House debated irrigation provisions as amendments were offered to limit interior access on projects. Amendments to divide sections and ensure funding in the reclamation fund were adopted. The debate closed with passage of the bill by a wide margin, followed by the Cuban reciprocity message and adjournment at five.
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House
Underwood
Alabama
Secretary of the Interior
Littlefield
Maine
Cowherd
Missouri
Robinson
Indiana
Roosevelt Quote on Freedom and Sacrifice
The fragment emphasizes the American right to freedom and notes that many lives have been sacrificed in its defense, citing a Theodore Roosevelt reference. It reflects a patriotic message advocating pride in liberty and national service.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York Golfer Genevieve Hecker Loses Semifinal
Miss Genevieve Hecker of New York, twice winner of the women’s metropolitan golf championship, falls to Mrs. Fr. A. Manice in the third annual Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association semifinal at Essex County club. Hecker struggles with fast greens and rough putting after yesterday’s 77.
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New York
Genevieve Hecker
Fr. A. Manice
Metropolitan Golf Association
Essex County Club
Miss Hecker
Helen Hernandez
Orange
William Shippen
Morristown
Amicable agreement ends Pittsburg iron molders strike
Pittsburg on June 12 reports no strike by iron molders after a joint committee of officers and workers reaches an amicable settlement.
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Pittsburg, Pa
First Klondike Gold Arrives in Vancouver Steamer Princess May
About 150000 dollars in dust arrived on the Princess May with a further 70000 on the City of Seattle. Canadian officials suspect gold dust is being smuggled down the Yukon to St Michael to avoid royalties. Smallpox cases rise among Dawson passengers on the Princess May. Dog Island quarantine holds White Horse and crew. Yukon river low water hampers steamers while Atlin freight volumes rise. Juneau Skagway cable link work succeeds with June 9 messages.
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Vancouver
B. C
Klondike
Seattle
Caribou
White Horse
Dog Island
Dawson
Yukon
Atlin
Porter
Juneau
Skagway
Reciprocity Message Shapes Senate Talk On Sugar Trade
Washington June 13 The presidents reciprocity measure sparks senate discussion but no change in the posture yet. Beet sugar interests declare the message clarifies the presidents stance and may sway some Republicans and prompt a caucus as lawmakers weigh methods to advance the bill.
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Uba
Cuba
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Washington
Congress
Deitrich
Best Shooting Ever Seen at Grand Western Handicap
Denver reports the second day of the Grand Western Handicap at the Denver Trap club with 87 entrants in the 100 target handicap. Rice of Antonito Colorado won the event with 160 straight. W H Horr was second with 99.
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Denver
Denver Trap Club
Nne
Fef. O’brien
Kansas
Short in His Accounts
George Shiveler longtime secretary treasurer of the American District Telegraph in New York was arrested on indictments charging grand larceny in the second degree. The district attorney alleged he embezzled between 16000 and 17000 over about six years.
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New York
George Shiveler
American District Telegraph
Jerome
Shiveler
Secret Session Highlights Senate Action on Cuba and Appointments
The Senate met mainly in executive session to discuss Captain Crozier for chief of ordnance, with the Cuba reciprocity message read but sent to the relations committee. Debates touched on Hawaii lands, district funding, and rural mail boxes costs, while a comment about forming a Republican caucus drew laughter from the chamber.
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Senate
Crozier
United States
Cuba
Rebecca J. Taylor
War Department
Committee On Civil Service
Platt
Connecticut
Carmack
Tennessee
Mitchell
Oregon
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Hoar
Proctor
Vermont
Dietrich
Nebraska
Warren
Wyoming
Mr. Bailey
Texas
Kean
Bailey
Allison
Mr. Kean
Haggin Yearlings Sold at Faig-Tipton Sale Opposite Sheepshead Bay
James Haggin Rancho del Paso yearlings sold at Faig-Tipton paddock opposite Sheepshead Bay. Prices ranged from 500 to 6 000 dollars with bidders including Green Morris Sidney Paget W J Arkell Aste Wilson Dunne Morris and Healy. Top price 6 000 for Water Cress Calve colt. other notable bids include 5 100 for Goldfinch Connell mare and 2 700 for Star Ruby Anarchy colt.
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New York
Rancho del Paso
James LB. Haggin
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
Green Morris
Sidney Paget
Imp
Water Cress-Calve
Imp. Goldfinch-Connemara
W. J. Arkell
Goldfinch
Abilene
A. I. Aste
Golden Garter
Abara
G. D. Wilson
St. Gallen
Amourelite
Star Ruby-Anarchy
G. B. Morris
Arnette
J. Healy
P. H. McCarren
Bassett
Pat Dunne
Star Ruby
A. L. Aste
Star Ruby-Bedette
B. Morris
St. Gatlen
Bella B
Maximo-Bery
Star Ruby-Bethulia
Boule de Neige
Maximo-Clay Stockton
Choctaw Convention Splits Over Governor Nominations
The Tuscahoma party national convention divided on a permanent chairman. Gov. Duke supporters bolted and backed W. T. Hunter of Caddo for governor, while the opposing faction nominated ex-Governor Greenmore. Both sides plan strong campaigns with Greenmore backing the pending supplemental treaty in Congress and Hunter opposing it.
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South McAllister
I. T
G. W. Duke
W. T. Hunter
Caddo
Greenmore
Congress
Hunter
Trade Is Now Feeling It Higher Prices for Fuel Reducing Profits
Bradstreet's notes higher fuel costs cut manufacturer profits across the East while labor disputes ease and crop prospects brighten. Pig iron output dips at start of June but a heavy month is expected. imports rise, and raw wool demand slight gains. Wheat exports drop week over week, U.S. business failures rise slightly, Canada falls.
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New York
United States
Canada
Jealousy Triggers Murder Suicide in Trenton
At midnight in Trenton Missouri Ralph Lord a local character shot and killed Mrs Arthur Morrell who he was jealous of then turned the pistol on himself. He is not expected to survive.
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Trenton
Ralph Lord
Arthur Morrell
Herpicide Praise From Doctors And Users Across States
FE Lyons of New York City and Dr J H Bush of Toledo commend Newbro s Herpicide for refreshing satisfaction and superior results Mrs Barkey Chadron Neb reports dandruff removal and reduced hair loss after use R S Coleman Ann Arbor Mich notes benefit after two bottles locally sourced testimonials.
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FE. H. Lyons
New York
N. Y
J. H. Bush
Toledo
Ohio
Newbro
R. S. Coleman
Ann Arbor, Mich
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