Racial Question Packs United Presbyterian Meeting
The United Presbyterian general assembly at Pittsburg debated race in church work. A resolution would place Northern colored congregations under local presbyteries and transfer their churches to the board of home missions. Dr Carson explained the plan supports colored churches as churches. Funds were pledged for a Carnegie library at Knoxville College, with a $10,000 gift assured. A $5 per member quota was set by the appropriation committee.
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Pittsburg
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Board of Freedmen’s Missions
J. W. Witherspoon
North
D. 8. Littell
Church of Jesus Christ
God's House
United Presbyterian Church In the
Carson
Andrew Carnegie
Knoxville, Tenn
Committee On
Oregon Election Signals Chamberlain for Senate
Governor Chamberlain the Democrat appears the choice for United States senator to replace Charles Fulton as Republicans dominate the Oregon legislature. Provisional returns show about 48 Statement No 1 supporters, 46 votes needed to elect, with talk of defections possible before next session. Prohibition and equal suffrage saw significant results across counties. Hawley and Ellis retained congressional seats in respective districts.
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Portland
Ore
George B. Chamberlain
Oregon
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Chamberlain
Henry M. Cake
Roosevelt
Senate
United States Senate
W. R. Ellis
Congress
John A. Jeffery
W. C. Hawley
Fraternity of Operative Millers Housekeeping Session
Minneapolis June 3 delegates to the thirteenth annual convention meet at the West hotel for a week. Mayor James Haynes turned over the keys of the city and welcomed attendees. President Lewis delivered his annual address and Secretary-Treasurer F J Mueller reported the association in prosperous condition.
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Minneapolis
Fraternity of
Operative Millers of America
West Hotel
James Haynes
Lewis
F. J. Mueller
Philip Acquitted of Arlington Hotel Murder
Gaston P. Philip, a civil engineer from New York and Washington, is acquitted by a jury in criminal court No 2 of murdering cab driver Frank Macaboy. The verdict followed a day of rebuttal and closing arguments after a May 18 1907 incident at the Arlington Hotel amid a gambling debt dispute.
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Washington
Gaston P. Philip
New York
Frank Macaboy
Gaston Philip
Mne
Barnard
Macaboy
Philip
Arlington Hotel
Arkansas for Bryan Delegates Elected at State Convention
At Rock, Ark June 3 the Democratic state convention elected national convention delegates and bound them to support William J Bryan. Other actions include ratifying primary results, adopting a platform, and electing a national committeeman. A eulogy for James K Jones was sung and Clarke Donaghey Ludwig Harrod named as delegates at large. Jeff Davis was defeated for delegate at large. A sub committee backed W S Goodwin over R Minor Wallace for Seventh district congress nomination.
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Atte Rock
Ark
William J. Bryan
United States
James K. Jones
James P. Clarke
George W. Donaghey
C. C. Ludwig
James H. Harrod
Little Rock
Jeff Davis
State Central Committee
W.S. Goodwin
R. Minor Wallace
Congress
Sheckard Injured In Ammonia Bottle Explosion
Chicago June 3 James T Sheckard left fielder for the Chicago National League team sustained serious injuries when a bottle of ammonia exploded before his face The left eye may be permanently blinded and he had not played for days due to an ankle injury He was about to treat the ankle using the ammonia when it exploded.
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SWIFT
Atlanta
Chicago
James T. Sheckard
Sheckard
Bryan Delivers Late Adress Across Nebraska Tour
William J. Bryan completed a strenuous day on his Nebraska tour with a speech at Fraternal hall after apologizing for arriving five hours late due to a mobile breakdown. He began in Alliance and spoke first at Bridgeport, then delivered the principal address at Scott's Bluff where the town and rural area honored him with ceremonies.
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Kimball
Neb
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Alliance
Bridgeport
Scott's Bluff
Gift to Retiring Mayor of St. Paul
Robert A. Smith, long serving mayor, received a draft for 11000 from R. T. OConnor as eighty one St. Paul business men joined in the gift. The presentation came quietly after the new city government assumed control, honoring the ex mayor for his service to the people.
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St. Paul
Robert A. Smith
R. T. O'Connor
Smith
Baseball Scores Across Leagues From May Day Games
In the American Association, Minneapolis edged St. Paul 2 to 1 while Louisville defeated Columbus 4 to 0. Indianapolis beat Toledo 3 to 1 with Milwaukee routing Kansas City 9 to 1. In the American League, Philadelphia downed Washington 6 to 2, New York beat Boston 7 to 0, with a second game 6 to 5, and Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 to 5 after a 1 to 6 second game. National League results show Boston over New York 4 to 3, Pittsburg defeating Chicago 12 to 6, and Brooklyn routing Philadelphia 3 to 0.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Market Quotations Summary for Minneapolis Wheat and Saint Paul Cattle
Minneapolis wheat futures quote July 1.07 and September 0.92 on track with No 1 hard at 1.12 1/4%. Northern grades range from 1.02 to 1.10 per bushel. Duluth delayed quotes at 1.11 for hard and 1.09 for No 1 Northern. Flax prices to arrive and July around 1.23, Sept 1.22. Saint Paul cattle and hogs show good to choice steers 6.00-6.75, cows and heifers 5.00-5.59, calves 3.78-3.09. hogs 5.30-5.45. sheep and lambs 4.49-4.75.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
St. Paul
Chicago grain and livestock prices report
Chicago on June 2 markets show Wheat July at 1Pi% 691 ee with Sept at 8e Dec 8&%c. Corn July 68%c Sept Dee 1se Oats July 46% Sept 38%c. Pork July 13.72% Sept 13.97%. Butter cream eries 19 28¢ dairies 17 2le. Eggs-lic Poultry turkeys 14¢ thickens 11% broilers per dozen $2.50 to $6.00.
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Chicago
Chicago Union Stock Yards Cattle and Hog Prices June 4
Chicago Union Stock Yards reports varied cattle and hog prices with multiple categories and ranges. Notable figures include cattle around 4.56 to 4.80 per unit and hogs from 5.60 to 6.16, with terms like light and heavy indicating quality and weight divisions.
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Chicago Union
Chicago
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