Insurgent Murdock Praises Congress Changes After Adjournment
Representative Murdock of Kansas argues insurgents shaped major laws passed in the session. He says the revenue and other key measures were effective as Speaker Cannon’s power weakened and rank and file members gained influence, signaling a move toward a freer government. He contrasts Cannon’s view with the reality of widespread action by the House.
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E O. P. Insurgent
Cannon
Fashington
House of Representatives
Congress
Murdock
Gannon
Currain
Cauncan
Paine
Pullman Observation and Sleeping Car Train Service Update
Notice outlines Seaboard routes with travel times 11:45 a.m. and connections to Washington New York and eastbound service. Mentions dining car and ala carte meals, effective June 27. City ticket office at 88 Paachtres.
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Pullman
Seaboard
Traly
Washington
New York
Funeral notices for Baughan Stewart Brannon infant and others
The obituary notices list the funeral services for Benjamin F. Baughan at 3 PM today with Ray. J. R. King officiating and Oakland cemetery. Elizabeth Stewart died at 18 months and will be buried at West View. Carrie Brannon age infant died at 508 Sunset Avenue. funeral at Greenberg Bond Bloomfeld chapel. Infant FE Broffett died at 223 Capitol Avenue. funeral at home with interment at Marlettes.
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Benjamin F. Baughan
Hin Street
Ray. J. R .King
Oakland Cemetery
Elizabeth Stewart
Wizebeth
Carrie
H. Brannon
Carri
Sire
J. L. Brannon
Sunset Avenue
Broffett
Capitol Avenue
Worotk
Marletts
Jury Still Deadlocked in Browne Case
Jurors in the Lee O'Neill Browne senatorial bribery trial remain out after more than fifty hours of deliberation. Both sides have abandoned hope of a verdict, with a discharge unlikely before tomorrow morning. States Attorney Wayman says the jury is eleven to one for conviction.
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Suns
Lee O'Neill Browne
Wayman Will
Zeppelin Plans Regular Passenger Service From Germany
In Dusseldorf June 26 Count Zeppelin announced a regular passenger schedule for the airship Deutschland. The voyage from Dusseldorf to Friedrichshafen around 800 miles will cost about 36 dollars and take roughly 2 hours, with speeds not under 40 miles an hour and potentially over 50. Interest runs high, with many offers to fund further airship development.
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Germany
Dusseldorf
The
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Diaz and Corral Chosen by Mexico
Mexico City reports General Por filo Ding elected president and Ramon Corral vice president by a large margin. The anti electionist ticket led by Francisco Madero gained about 7 percent in the capital amid limited disorder. About 40 to 56 thousand votes were cast in Mexico City as electors are slated to meet in July to select deputies and senators and to declare the presidential result.
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Mexico City
Porfilo Ding
Mexico
Ramon Corral
Francisco Madero
San Luis Potost
Aigbt
Supreme Court
North Carolina primary narrows race for supreme court seats
In Raleigh Nc the contest tightens for Associate Justices Jemex Manning and W R Allen of Wayne as delegates head to the July 14 state convention to decide nominations. W T Lee Haywood and A W Graham Granville vie for corporation commissioner, while J M Gugger Jr leads the Tenth district in Congress and Godwin tops the Sixth. Five districts show multiple contenders with potential renomination for incumbents.
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Raleigh N.C
Jemex & Manning
North Carolina Supreme Court
W.R. Allen
Wayne
Betauss
W. T. Lee
Haywood
A. W. Graham
Granville
Corporation Commission
HB. C. Brown
Autry
Himealf
Congress
J. M. Gugger, Jr
Godwin
Double Drop Mishap Ends With Unconscious Flyer
New York reports George Taylor a Philadelphia aeronaut attempting the double drop from 1000 feet at Belleville New Jersey. The first parachute opened. the second partially failed, Taylor fell several hundred feet, was rescued unconscious but survived with injuries while the descent ended in a vacant lot.
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Taylor
New York
Yune
George Taylor
Vaconzcious
Belleville
Gwehich
Desperate Bostwick Barricades Home as Officers Fall
A siege unfolds near Irwinville Georgia as W H Bostwick hides with children inside his home. Deputies and sheriffs sustain casualties including Davis and others while reinforcements arrive. Governor Brown is asked to dispatch troops to prevent lynching as gunfire continues under heavy rain.
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Hig Bondaman
Bostwick
Gabwit
Bostwiol
Hemve
Sherif
Hostwick
Davis
Hage
McInnis
Kal- Tete
Bang
MoIania
Siena
W. H. Bostwick
Posse
Wlck
Ttim
Judge Simmons
General Scott
Atlanta
Fitzgerald Guarde
Porter Charlton in Nervous Collapse in Jail Cell
New York reports Porter Charlton suffered a nervous collapse in his Hudson County jail cell. Cellmate Burke described moaning and agitation while the warden summoned Dr. William J. Arlitz. The physician diagnosed a terrible nervous condition and probable tuberculosis with one lung badly affected.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Hudson
Burke
Chariton
William J. Arlitz
Hoboken
India
Ming
Charlton
Negroes to Be Tried for Killing Motorman
Four negroes charged with holding up a street car in Druid Hill Park on April 23 and killing Motorman T. Brown and wounding Conductor Brydon, will be tried at Decatur tomorrow before Judge L. A. Roan. Accused are Charles Julian Jim Black Charles Walker and Hd Weaver. Detectives Bullard Black and Pinkerton men will attend with General W. Howard in the prosecution. Conductor Bryson, nearly recovered from a wound once feared fatal, will testify.
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Druid Hill Park
Klling
T. Brown
Brydon
Decatur
L. A. Roan
Charles Julian
Jim Black
Charles Walker
Hd Weaver
Bullard
Black
Pinkerton
Heroic rescue under Market Street bridge tale overheard
An incomprehensible Philadelphia Times fragment tells how Srittenham of the Twentieth Doles district heard a cry for help. He rushed to a scene beneath the Market Street bridge where a hatless, shoeless man struggled in water like a drowning figure. A copper officer grabbed the man by the neck and lifted him to safety. The rescued man offered two dimes later and praised the officer, saying one of the coins saved his life. The officer, dubbed a real hero, spoke of virtue being its own reward as the pair departed.
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Philadelphia Times
Srittenham
Doles
Algne
Nolse
Market Street
Curley Slays and Minnie Shipp Saga Highlight Georgia Homicide
Gainesville June 6 Special. Aged Aunt Mariah Gurley was choked to death by her son Juan Gurley in Union county. Sheriff Horne reports the invalid succumbed after an attack sparked by disputes over alleged misdeeds. Minnie Shipp, courted by Juan, married J Parshal of Atlanta, then joined the Gurley mountain faction. Parshal survived a later shooting. Shipp reportedly tired of city life and wished to return to the mountains.
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Minnie Shipp
Juan Gurley
Atlanta
Gainesville
Mariah, Gurley
Horne
Union County
Fuan
Gurley
Anasta
Shipp
Gurleys
J. ©. Parshal
Atlant
Parshyl
Parshal
Gad
Fovea
Parehal
Mons Shipy
Shipps
Minne Shipp
Cotton Market Preview Ahead of This Week Report
New Orleans June 6 The chief avenue in the cotton market this week will be the crop condition report by the department of agriculture covering six weeks to June 26. Traders expect sharp moves before and after the report with three holidays ahead. Weather unlikely to affect the outcome. focus on June 25 crop condition figures and July futures in New York.
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New Orleans
Tha Chiet
Redex
Liverpool
Au Noma
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Yale Honors First Woman With Degree At Hull House Leader
Jana Addams head of Hull House in Chicago becomes the first woman to receive a Yale degree, earning a Master of Arts, while James J. Hin of the Great Northern Railroad also receives a Yale degree.
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Jana Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Yale
James J. Hin
Great Northern Railroad
Textile Market Signals From New Bales In Texas
Rumors of new bale receipts in Texas are watched closely though impact is limited since ginning yields are small. Past sentimental changes from bale textures have shifted prices, suggesting market attention may rise beyond present justification. Saily June 26 to July 2. Southern Railway. Phone Main 142 or Main 1142.
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Texas
Boston
Saily
Southern Railway
Relief From Catarrh Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement touts Eclipsa Catarrh Cure as a fast relief for catarrh and claims it can prevent chronic illness. It includes a testimonial from RS Adline of Eighth Florida and a mail offer for a sample at twenty-five cents, urging readers to judge its curative properties.
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Eelipps Med. & Mix. Co
Atlants, Ga
Famentha
Ala
Batting Practice Practices by Ball Players
Hugh and Fullerton discuss batting practice in the July American Magazine noting professionals train up to five hours daily. Managers keep pitchers to toss to hitters who pay by contributions, as players chase perfect hits even during practice. Frank Shulte also stops to hit after a late series in Chicago.
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Hugh & Fullerton
Auiary
Battara
Chicago
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