Naturalization Bill Passed by House With Filibuster Vanquished
Mr Bonynge of Colorado steered the naturalization bill through the House with Speaker support silencing Mr Cochran's filibuster. The measure creates a Washington bureau of naturalization, sets a 90 day petition period, bans naturalization 30 days before elections, requires English, permits cross examination, and outlines fraud cancellation. The day also saw rejection of a coal lease in the Batangas island, Philippine group, and a long suspension of rules to finish bills by unanimous consent.
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Washington
Bonynge
Cole
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
United States
Cochran
N. Y
Bureau of Naturalization
United States District Attorney
Batan
Senate approves naval bill with big warship plans
The senate passed the naval appropriation bill totaling 103,117,670 and required the secretary of the navy to submit the warship plans to Congress before further action. The railroad rate bill conference report drew scrutiny with changes questioned as necessary for harmony. Discussion on the report was set to continue.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Tillman
Foraker
Turkish band murders eleven Bulgarians near Stantchova
Reports from Salonica dated June 6 say a Turkish band at Stantchova near Ketchana on June 3 murdered eleven Bulgarians. The incident follows other tensions in the region and is cited in advices received here.
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Salonica
Stantchova
Ketchana
Cassatt Skips Testimony As Interstate Probe Continues
Philadelphia June 6. President Cassatt did not appear before the interstate commerce commission as the inquiry into railways links with soft coal and iron interests resumed. Officials of the New York Central testified that Beech Creek Coal and Oil donated 5 000 shares stock for traffic reasons, later surrendered in a merger. no coal or oil stock was held by Central officials. No sensational revelations emerged.
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Philadelphia
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clements
New York Central Railway
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Clements and Cockrell
B. V. Rossiter
New York Central
Beech Creek Coal and Oil Company
Beech Creek Company
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
James Kerr
Clearfield
Calloway
Kerr
Terrific Electric Storms Deliver Heavy Damage in Pittsburg
Terrific electric storms with thunder swept Pittsburg on June 6, flooding streets and causing extensive damage from lightning. The Point Breeze Presbyterian church at Fifth and Pennsylvania saw a shattered steeple and broken stained glass, while two workers in the cellar were stunned. Frankstown line cars stalled, and Fifth avenue traffic was blocked by mud and rock. Nearby towns also reported impact as the season’s worst storm thus far.
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Pittsburg
East End
Point Breeze Presbyterian Church
Fifth and
Pennsylvania Avenues
Frankstown
Fifth Avenue
Brady Street
Tragedy in Eldon: Grindell and Wife Die in Hotel Room
In Eldon Iowa on June 6 D D E Grindell and his wife known as Davis were found dead in a hotel room from gunshot wounds. The pair were part of a traveling actors troupe. Authorities say Grindell killed his wife then killed himself, likely driven by consumption and illness.
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Eldon
D.D. E. Grindell
Davis
Grindell
Wreck injures several at Fort Des Moines line
Des Moines Iowa June 6 several persons were painfully hurt and about 150 others many visitors to the Masonic grand lodge session escaped serious injury in a wreck on the Fort Des Moines line. One trailer attached to a special Masonic excursion car derailed and was thrown from the track. The car crowded to the guard rails, it was a miracle many were not seriously injured.
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Des Moines
Masonic Grand Lodge
Fort Des Moines
Hepburn Nominated by Acclamation at Eighth District GOP
Congressman Hepburn of Iowa was nominated by acclamation at the Eighth district Republican convention in Creston. Resolutions endorsed President Roosevelt, Iowa cabinets, and the Iowa congressional delegation.
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Creston
Hepburn
Iowa
Roosevelt
Crescent City Released From Lake Superior Gales
The monster steel ore carrier Crescent City, which ran aground ten miles northeast of Duluth on November 28, has been released after its grounding in a gale on the North shore of Lake Superior.
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Duluth
Crescent City
Lake Superior
Disorder in Russian Lower House During Agrarian Debate
In St. Petersburg the lower house erupted in disorder as deputies interrupted Interior Minister Gurko and Agriculture Minister Stichinsky during debate on agrarian reform and the death penalty. Radicals led protests shouting resignations while presiding officials urged decorum, and constitutional democrats Petrunkevitch and Hertzenstein challenged the ministers amid a contentious session.
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St. Petersburg
Gurko
Stolypin
M. Stichinsky
Peter Dolgorouskoff
Stichinsky
M. Gurko
Hertzenstein
M. Petrunkevitch
Constitutional Democrats
Petrunkevitch
Count Heyden
Investigations Sought Into Grain Rail and Elevator Ties
Senators La Follette and McCumber urge investigations into close relations between grain carrying railroads and Middle West elevators. They allege railroad officials own or control elevators at key points like Superior Wisconsin Duluth and Minneapolis and manipulate grain grading for profit. The McCumber plan also targets other ports including New York and Baltimore.
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Washington
la Follette
McCumber
Middle West
Superior
Wis
Duluth
Minneapolis
Verdict for Delahunty against Canfield for legal fees
A New York jury awarded John Delahunty 65000 for legal services connected to the 1904 raid on Richard A. Canfield’s gambling house. After deductions for cash received and money borrowed, net award stands at 45500 with 60 days to appeal. Delahunty denied advising on resisting removal of gambling apparatus.
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New York
John Delahunty
Richard A. Canfield
Jerome
Delahunty
Canfield
Newburger
Trouble Eases After Coal Mine Riot In Ohio
In Steubenville and Dillonvale Ohio on June 6 crews reported unrest after United States Coal Company fenced off private miner Joseph Topesch property used as a road. Strikers urged restraint. reports of guards missing and fatalities were unconfirmed. Ohio National Guard moved in to stabilize Bradley mine area under Brigadier General B C Speaks.
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United States Coal Company
Joseph Topesch
Topesch
Plum Run
Bradley
Dillonvale
Ohio National Guard
Bradley Mine
Smithfield
Vessel Runs on the Rocks off Bodega Head
The schooner Volunteer bound from Coos Bay to San Francisco ran aground two miles off Bodega Head and broke apart. The ship and cargo are total losses. A boat capsized in the attempt to reach shore, drowning two of the captain's children. The captain Bressen and the rest of his family and nine sailors were rescued.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Volunteer
Pressen
Coos Bay
San Francisco
Bodega Head
Bressen
German Navy Strikes Four Early Battleships
Berlin reports that four pre empire battleships the Kaiser Deutschland Preussen and Friedrich der Grosse have been ordered struck from the German navy list.
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Kaiser
Deutschland
Preussen
Friedrich der Grosse
Social Revolutionaries Call to End Terrorism
The central committee of the Social Revolutionary party reiterates its decision to abandon terrorism temporarily and urges adherents to cease crimes until signaled to act again, focusing energies on preparing for a speedy armed revolt.
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St. Petersburg
The
Social Revolutionary Party
Hunger Strikers Refuse Food by Polish Prison in Sandcomir
In Sandcomir, Radom province, fifty detainees held without trial since January have refused meals since May 30. Some hunger strikers are already delirious as the protest continues.
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Warsaw
Sandcomir
Radom
Baseball Scores From National and American Circuits
National League games in Boston Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Chicago results 3 9 3 2 8 9 0 6. American League games at St. Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia 9 5 7 1. American Association Louisville St. Paul 5 2.
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Grain futures and railcar prices summary
Minneapolis market brief lists Wheat futures with July 80 3 4 cents Sept 79 4 cents and Dec 79 3 4 cents. On track No 1 hard wheat 84 4 cents, No 1 Northern 82 3 4 cents, No 2 Northern 80 3 4 cents.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and flax prices for Duluth futures
Wheat to arrive and on track No 1 Northern 82 3 4 cents No 2 Northern 80 3 4 cents July 82 cents Sept 80 3 4 cents Flax to arrive and on track 1 13 4 cents July and Sept 1 14 cents
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Duluth
Northern
Two Workmen Die In Railroad Collision Near Cadillac
In Cadillac Michigan on June 6 Charles Wood and William Baker were killed in a head on crash between a wrecking train and a work train on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad four miles south of the city. Both men were crushed under the work train tender.
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Cadillac, Mich
Charles Wood
William Baker
Grand Rapids and Indiana
Here
Cattle and hog prices listed for St Paul market
St Paul market figures show cattle from good to choice steers 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50, veals 1.50 to 4.25. Hogs range 6.10 to 6.25. Sheep include wethers 4.75 to 5.75, lambs 6.00 to 6.50 and spring lambs 6.50 to 8.50.
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St. Paul
Rescue attempt ends in drowning near Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana on June 6 George Terry fifteen year old tried to save his twelve year old nephew from the Zamberras river near the city but was overtaken by cramps and sank. His body remains missing. Terry’s home was in St Louis.
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Ind
George Terry
Zamberras River
Here
Terry
St. Louis
Death of Paris Governor General Dessirier
In telegraphic note, General Dessirier, military governor of Paris, is dead. The national convention of the Knights of Columbus opened Tuesday at New Haven, frost damage reported in central Germany, fruits and vegetables badly injured. The seventeenth miners' international congress opened in London Tuesday with 119 delegates from the United States, Great Britain, Germany, Austria, France and Belgium.
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the Knights of Columbus
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London
United States
Great Britain
Austria
France
Belgium
Market Report Chicago Cattle Hogs and Sheep Values
Chicago cattle prices list varied by category with values for cows and heifers stockers and feeders Texans calves and hogs showing bid and ask figures. Sheep and lambs quotes conclude the session with per head ranges.
Market quotations and a quip on influence
Chicago reports show Wheat July at 80 percent, Sept at 79 percent. Corn July 49 percent, Sept at 49?. Oats July 34 percent, Sept 22. Pork July 16.17, Sept 16. Flax cash Northwestern 1.13, Southwestern 1.07, Sept 1.14. Butter and dairy prices. Eggs 12 to 14 cents. A jokey exchange follows on a philosopher and a woman about inheritance and marriage.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Wise prove and foolish confess by their conduct
A clipped quotation notes that the wise prove and the foolish confess that a life of employment is the only life worth leading, attributing the thought to Paley.
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Paley
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