Roosevelt Speaks to 25000 at Michigan Agricultural College
President Roosevelt's six hour Michigan visit ended with remarks to about 25 000 at the Agricultural College in Lansing. He later gave a second address at the state capitol before a large crowd as sun broke through clouds. The president praised farmers and manual labor while a guard regiment kept order.
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National Guard
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J. Burrows
William Alden Smith
Agriculture
Jac. Wilson
J. &. Angell
University of Michigan
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Contempt Sentence At Schmitz Trial Sparks Flurry
In San Francisco on June 1 attorney Charles H. Farrall was sentenced to jail for contempt of court by Judge Dunne after clashing with Assistant District Attorney Heney and the mayor's counsel. The jail orders were later revoked at the mayor’s senior counsel J. C. Campbell’s request. Farrall’s outburst followed a dispute over seating during proceedings.
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Charles H. Fairal
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J. C. Campbell
Heney
Farrall
Seven loggers drown as boats swamped in Payette rapids
In Idaho near Garden Valley twelve miles from the Payette rapids, seven loggers drowned while attempting a landing. Two boats were swamped as they carried over the rapids. nine other occupants barely reached shore amid a costly river accident.
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Yale and Pennsylvania Athetic Championshin Likely Between Them
June 1 report from Poston on the thirty-second intercollegiate games at Harvard Stadium notes Yale shows strong agility in jump events, Pennsylvania has fast sprinters, and Michigan newcomers excel in hurdles. Yale qualified 13 men in nine events. Cornell 12. Michigan and Harvard 9 in seven. Pennsylvania eight. Michigan’s Garrels leads nine qualifiers, signaling a title battle chiefly between Yale and Pennsylvania.
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New Trial Ordered in Mut Res Life Case
New York June 1 The appellate division reverses the conviction of George Warnham Jr former general counsel of Mutual Reserve Life Insurance and orders a new trial. The court finds the testimony insufficient for conviction and cites errors in evidence rulings and jury submission. Burnham and two other officers faced indictments for theft from the company with $7500 alleged in the first count. The others await trial.
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George Warnham, Jr
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Sing Sing
Supreme Court
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Unseasonable Weather Hinders Retail Trade Outlook
Bradstreet's review of trade reports unseasonably wet and cold weather across the northern half of the country. May ends with the coldest in 25 years and large stocks unsold. Reorder activity from jobbers and manufacturers, especially in wearing apparel, remains weak. Money remains easy but slow collections. Labor unrest grows with strikes in San Francisco, New York, and Southern car shops, plus pushes for higher wages by iron workers and coal miners in the Central West.
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Southern Car
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Boy’s Body Found Near Solway After Missing Week
The three year old boy nicknamed Nickie, son of John Shepherd of Solway, was found dead in a swamp three fourths of a mile from his home two miles east of Solway Bemidji Minnesota on June 1. The body was found by Frank Klingbell and his wife after a brief search.
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Frank Klingbell
Telegraphic Brevities Summary of Notable Deaths and Events
Karl Blind, the German patriot, died in London on Friday of heart failure. He was born in 1826. Henry Guyer, an American, committed suicide at Lima Peru. He helped found the Casa Palea smelting works. General Baron Kuroki was banqueted Friday night at the Auditorium hotel by the Chicago Commercial club. Chicago seeks both the Democratic and Republican national conventions next year. At the Free Religious Association of America’s fourth annual convention in Boston, Rev. Edward Everett Hale delivered the principal address.
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Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh 9 over Chicago 2 at Pittsburg. New York 3 over Brooklyn 2. Philadelphia 3 over Boston 6. American League games include Boston 1 over New York 4. Chicago 6 over St. Louis 0. Washington 2 over Philadelphia 8. Cleveland 1 over Detroit 2 ten in nings. American Association reports Toledo 1 over Columbus 3. Milway 2: St. Paul &
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Will Net Take Up the Otection
Fragmented fiction and garbled notes mix with brief reports from St Peter Minn and Dallas Texas. A five year old girl injured by a horse is mentioned alongside drownings near Honey Creek after rising waters. Kansas City legal student Jesse James earns top law class honors. A stray humor exchange about a mother-in law ends the piece.
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Kansas City School of Law
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