Indiana Democrats Nominate Platform Attacking Trusts
The Indiana Democratic state convention endorsed a platform denouncing trusts and the Dingley tariff, backing tariff revenue use, merchant marine expansion, and federal railroad rate reform. It condemns the Philippines policy, supports independence for the Philippines, praises Cuba, and calls for popular election of U.S. senators. The slate includes Secretary of State Albert Schoon Attica, Attorney General W E Stillwell Princeton, State Auditor James R B Riggs Sullivan, and State Treasurer Jerome Herff Peru.
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Princeton
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Sullivan
Jerome Herff
Peru
Bhiveley
Committee On Resolutions
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South Africa
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Kentucky
Senator Drunkly Invades Residence Trashes Brim-Abrac
Washington special reports a western senator, at a Washington party hosted by a top lobbyist, entered a fashionably located K Street home, refused to leave, and damaged about $500 worth of bric-a-brac before police removed him. Prosecution closed. efforts rise to suppress facts.
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Washington
United States
Far West
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Hill on trade expansion and oriental markets
Chicago June 4 One of the largest gatherings in the Auditorium tonight at the Illinois Manufacturers Association dinner heard James J Hill president of the Great Northern rail way urge commercial expansion. He noted Japan’s foreign trade rising from 40 million to 250 million with the US share under 20 percent and stressed tapping Asian markets as essential. He argued for preserving tariffs while growing infant industries and highlighted iron and steel sectors as driven by domestic resources.
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Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
James J. Hil
Great Northern Railway
Hill
Japan
United States
China
Chineman
Enata
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Millions Added to Capital by Rock Island System
Stockholders at the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway annual meeting approved constitutional amendments. Capital stock rose from 60 000 000 to 75 600 000. Debt limit set at 200 000 exclusive of bonds for acquiring railways. Article 23 now authorizes building owning leasing and conveying railway property nationwide.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
United States
Vatican and Philippines Church Property Settlement
Rome June 4 Taft says Vatican anxious for settlement on Philippine church property but undecided on whether to submit questions to the congregation of the propaganda or a committee of cardinals. He notes the American government favors a committee and doubts an American diplomatic representative to the Holy See.
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Italy
Itatia
William H Taft
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Church of the Philippine Islands
United States
Congregation of the Propaganda
Taft
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Holy See
Mud Volcano Eruption Near Kobi Causes Sheep Losses
Gusygran mud volcano near Kobi in the Caucasus erupted with cannon like reports. Flames spread over the surrounding country, destroying flocks of sheep and injuring a few herders though no fatalities were reported.
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Baku
Russia
Kobi
Caucassia
Colombia Hopes for Peace Termination of Civil War
Colon Colombia June 4 The gunboat General Pinzon returned to Colon from Boras del Toro with 700 troops aboard. The government hopes the civil war in Colombia, begun alongside the Boer War, will soon end peacefully.
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Colombia
Colon
General Pinzon
Boras del Toro
South Dakota Republicans Nominate Ticket at Convention
Brouxs Falls June 4 The Republican state convention here nominated Charles N Herried for governor and endorsed the national administration. The platform celebrates the pacification of the Philippine Islands and denounces the behavior of United States soldiers.
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Brouxs Falls
S. Dak
Charles N. Herried
Phipine Islands
United Flutes
Georgia White Democrats in Everyn County Primary Today
Georgia white Democrats in Everyn County vote today for governor state house officers congressmen and superior court judges and solicitors general. Latest notes from The Constitution emphasize turnout amid a close race among Terrell Estill and Guerry with party leaders predicting decisive results and large delegate support.
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Waycross
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Savannah
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Terrell
Guerry
Sidney C. Tapp
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Fulton County
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J. H. Estill
Philip Ook
W. A Wright
R. F E. Park
J. C. Hart
G. R. Glenn
Mark Johnston
W. 3
Merritt
O B. Stevens
R. T. Nesbitt
Thomas Eeson
Wiley Williams
Supreme Court
A. J. Cobb
Samuel Lumpkin
United States
A . Clay
Friends
J. M .Terrell
Detla Mertin
Mason & Turner Ferry
J. A. Puckett
Mobbed Bride At The Altar In Worcester Church
In Worcester Massachusetts a sensational incident occurred at St John Roman Catholic Church when Mary E Donaher a Worcester public school teacher married dentist Maurice W Quinn of Brockton An angry crowd of about a thousand women hissed shouted and pressed near the wedding party as police ferried in to preserve order The scene followed an alleged betrayal claim by Bertha Conden who had threatened Quinn with a shooting days earlier
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Mass
St. John Roman
Quinn Everal
Bertha Conden
Quinn
Riot in Illinois town injures several workers
A clash in Ereeereville Illinois between hundreds of striking molders and non union workers from American Steel and Foundry Company left five injured, two fatally. Wounded include John Buffington 38 shot in the back with kidney damage B Mefford 35 shot in right arm Alexander Matthews 20 shot in left leg. Nonunion workers were attacked as a train carrying nonstriking employees arrived at Granite City and confrontations escalated to revolvers and stones.
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Illinois
Edwardaville
B. Mefford
Alexander Matthews
Granite City
General Smith Case Draws Presidential Review
Washington reports the president has received the court martial findings on General Jacob H. Smith for cruelty in the Philippines and is reviewing the papers amid indications the verdict may have been acquittal. A separate St Louis indictment charges Henry Besch with accepting a bribe in mayoral era. Chicago reports a fire at the TWinois Car and Equipment works at Hegewisch destroying a planing unit and shop, costing about 50,000 and leaving 2,000 workers jobless.
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Washington
Jacob H. Smith
Philippines
Associated Press
Manila
Chicago
Twinois Car and Equipment
Hegewisch
Irish
Union Wage Talks Fail as Packer Reps Refuse to Recognize
In Chicago on June 4 union leaders and packers debated wages and hours after a four hour session. Packers conceded on pay and hours but refused union recognition. Reported injuries exceed one hundred as thirty six meat wagons reached Union Stock Yards amid a dust and blood strewn scene.
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Thhe Packers
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Beefs packers strike ends with police escort return
The scene recounts wagons guarded by five police wagons and two omnibuses crowded with policemen returning to downtown provision houses after a day of the beef packers strike. Drivers and packing house officials are described as cut and bruised from head to toe.
Georgia primary focus and regional weather notes
Local voters in Georgia face a Democratic primary with Governor candidates and state officials in contention. Reports cite J M Terrell potentially winning Fulton County by about 3000 votes. Also covered are weather forecasts, recent incidents in Alabama, and national events including strikes, canal debates, and figure sightings at Mercer and Emory colleges.
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Georgia
Fulton County
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