Richardson Defends Trusts as Nation near Session End
Tennessee leader Richard son attacks trusts and tariff policy while accusing Republicans of unkept pledges since 1896. He cites the Monroe doctrine, cites the high tariff and calls the Sherman act a dead letter. House debates deficit bill and adjournment timing.
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Mystery of Charles Hill fortune story emerges
Hayes, claimed Mystic, Connecticut connection reveals Hill brothers ran a Connecticut shipyard and that Hill’s two sons and married daughter survive. Los Angeles public administrator to verify Hayes tale and notify any relatives if confirmed.
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Burglary Suspect Arrested in Helena
F C McCumber was arrested for burglary after entering C M Nelsons room at 36 Cutler Street and stealing a watch three certificates of deposit totaling 256 dollars and other items. The watch was taken to a local jeweler for repair, alerting police. The officer arrested McCumber, some stolen items were recovered and Nelson identified him.
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Senate debate shifts toward Panama canal route vote
Washington June 15 The senate prepared for a decisive vote on amendments to the Nicaragua canal bill as supporters of the Panama route led by Spooner Hanna and Teller argued for Panama while Arkansas Jones and Pettus promoted caution. Carmack pressed for inquiry into Rebecca Taylor’s dismissal over anti administration articles, as the isthmian canal commission’s report was presented and discussions on route feasibility continued.
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Spokane Indian Reservation mining ban until allotments open
Reports said miners entered the Spokane reservation believing a joint resolution opened the lands. The interior department announced mining laws won t apply until allotments are completed and a proclamation opening the lands to settlement is issued. The resolution was approved by the president today.
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Wages advanced at Jones & Laughlin steel works
Jones & Laughlin iron and steel manufacturers in Pittsburg voluntarily raise wages by about 10 percent for over 8,000 workers, excluding tonnage men. Carnegie Steel furnace workers have already had raises this week, with likely day laborers to follow, due to a strong steel trade.
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One Juror Robs Another in Morrison Case
Dell Baker, juryman in the Morrison case, was arrested in El Dorado Kansas for robbing fellow juror Walter Warner of 65 dollars. They had slept together the prior night and Warner found a missing coin when Baker’s hat was removed. Jury selection not finished with three challenges remaining.
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Kitchener Grant Approved by Commons
London June 18 after opposition from nationalist and radical members and closure bid the house voted 277 to 48 to grant £56000 to Lord Kitchener for his South Africa service.
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Seven applicants admitted to practice at the bar
The Montana supreme court has admitted seven applicants to practice law. Edward L. Smith of Helena, John F. Davis and Charles H. Fish Jr. of Butte, Sharpless Walker of Miles City, Charles BE. Avery of Missoula, Leo Mackay of Chinook, and P. J. Wiltese of Great Falls received certificates after passing the examination.
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Next Meeting Set for St Paul by Ancient Order United Workmen
The supreme lodge chose St Paul for next annual session over Cincinnati by 313 to 255 votes. An appropriation of 500 dollars to bands and parades and 2000 dollars as a grand jurisdiction prize for 25 percent membership gain in 1902 was approved. Delegates elected include A C Harwick Webb McNall Co R Matson W H Miller D H Shield W F Robson H C Sessions. A resolution urged grand jurisdictions to fund a Temple of Fraternity at the St Louis exposition.
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Passenger Train Derails Near Mexico Killing One
Kansas City to Chicago local train No. 14 left at 8 a m derailed two miles west of Mexico Mo at about 2 p m The engine Keller of Slater was killed thirteen passengers injured but continued to destination The derailment cause is not known The track repaired and trains ran within three hours of the accident
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