Back 10 Conference House Passes A Rule Providing For Such Action
The Back 10 Conference house approves a rule enabling action on the rate bill. The move outlines how the legislature will address budgeting and pricing measures within the chamber.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
4
House Passes Railroad Rate Bill Back To Conference
In a 184 to 99 vote the House sent the railroad rate bill back to conference per Senate request without expressing its wishes on amendments. Debate ran forty minutes as Democrats pressed to concur with the sleeping car amendment and oppose the anti pass measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Browersock
Kan
Neill-Reynolds
Chicago
Mondell
Wyo
Slayden
Tex
Fulkerson
Ames
Mass
Representative Dalzell
Smithsonian Institution
Statehood bill report withdrawn and resubmitted to Senate
Washington June 13 The conference report on the statehood bill was withdrawn from committee and again presented to the senate with a compromise provision. Debate over conference power followed the withdrawal and the new report was not acted upon. The day also saw passage of a livestock transit bill extending unloading limits to thirty six hours and discussion of packers regulation and the Lake Erie and Ohio River ship canal bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Warren
Lodge
Lake Erie and
Ohio River Ship Canal
Beveridge Meat Inspection Amendment Progress in House
The House Agriculture Committee continued debating the Beveridge meat inspection amendment past 6 p m without finishing all features including fees. The panel plans to report the amendment with the agricultural bill this week and pursue a conference after disagreeing with Senate amendments. The measure now limits scope to the continental United States and drops label date requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Senate
Beveridge
United States
Welther
Interstate commerce edge shapes small butchers near state line
A brief note describes small butchers operating near a state boundary who serve customers on both sides, raising questions about cross border commerce and regulatory reach. The item highlights the location as the key factor in their practice.
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Uct
Jury convicts Nolan in double murder case
Edwardsville Illinois jury after twenty two hours returns a guilty verdict in the trial of Joseph Nolan saloonkeeper for the killings of Fred Haynes and William Sennett on March 12. Nolan is sentenced to thirty seven years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
Ill
Joseph Nolan
Fred Haynes
William Sennett
Nolan
Eleven Men Die In Rock Blast Near Roanoke
An explosion at the Bear Wallace construction camp near Tidewater, west of Roanoke, killed eleven Roumanians and injured several others as workers removed tamping from a dynamite charge. Two died en route to Radford hospital. two more succumbed later. two others were in a precarious state with another serious injury reported in a second incident at the same camp.
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Roanoke
Bear Wallace
Tidewater
Radford
Four Dickson Children Die in Killaloe House Fire
Ottawa reports a fatal fire at Killaloe destroying a home. Daniel Dickson twelve, Carroll eight, William five, James two, and their mother Mrs Dickson perished. Irene four survived with narrow escapes.
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Ottawa
Ont
Killaloe
Daniel Dickson
Carroll Dickson
William Dickson
James Dickson
Mrs. Dickson
Irene
Tribute to Ellen Terry at Drury Lane Jubilee
London June 13 Ellen Terry honored in a matinee at Drury Lane celebrating her theatrical jubilee. The program ran 12:30 to 7:30 with Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing and 500 friends in the reception scene. W S Gilbert directed Trial by Jury with famous playwrights on the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Drury Lane
Ellen Terry
Miss Terry
Beatrice
Terry
W. S.S. Gilbert
Murder at Riga as Baron Kampenhausen is slain
In Riga on June 13 Baron Kampenhausen was killed and the baroness slightly wounded by a servant. The murderer killed himself after being arrested, according to the report.
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Riga
Acquittal in Kansas City Murder Trial Highlights William Maloy
William Maloy has been acquitted by a Kansas City jury in the murder case of his wife. An official statement from the Louisiana board of health says there are no yellow fever cases in New Orleans. Mrs. W. E. Corey sues for absolute divorce in Reno. Dr. R. C. Hughes reports subscriptions totaling 30 500 received lately from Ripon College trustees.
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S.S.S
Estela
S. S
8 *T Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
William Maloy
Kansas City
New Orleans
Louisiana Board of Health
W. E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Reno, Ney
R. C. Hughes
Ripon
Wis.) College
Balloon accident ends life of veteran aeronaut
During a balloon ascent at Monroe for an old settlers picnic Bert Ward the aeronaut fell from the parachute and was instantly killed. He was forty five years old and had spent twenty years as an aeronaut.
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Parker
S. D
Monroe
Bert Ward
Ward
Tempest in lower house as Russia probes Baltic executions
In St Petersburg on June 13 the lower house rumbles about War Minister Rudiger’s explanation of Baltic province executions. Pavlov orders and delayed telegrams surface amid a Socialist storm and Conservative fury. The Constitutional Democrats denounce duplicity and reveal a secret circular monitoring party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Pavloff
Rudiger
Baltic
Painoff
Riga
Constitutional Democratic Party
Reval
Constitutional Democrats
Negro shot and beaten by mob in Pocomoke City
Ned Watson a colored man was seized by a mob at night near the Kings Creek area in Somerset county after mortally wounding his employer Samuel S. Barnes. Officers moved him to jail then attempted to transfer him to Princess Anne but the mob intercepted the plan and shot and beat Watson leaving him gravely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocomoke City
Ned Watson
Samuel S. Barnes
Kings Creek
Somerset County
Watson
Mr. Barnes
Princess Anne
Will Go To Supreme Court On City Consolidation
In Pittsburg a large majority favored consolidation with Allegheny into a Greater Pittsburg while Allegheny rejected the measure by about 5,600. Allegheny wards opposed. Pittsburg wards supported. The issue, decided in a special election, now moves to the supreme court to test the constitutionality of the consolidation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Supreme Court
Wisconsin veterans meet at Marinette convention
The Wisconsin Grand Army convention opened in Marinette with about 300 delegates. Officers report roughly 8,000 members in the Wisconsin department, a small decrease. Commander-in-Chief Tanner spoke denouncing a congress bill to cut pay for veteran government employees at age sixty five or upon retirement after seventy. The veterans paraded in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Wis
Wisconsin Department
Tanner
Congress
Another Stay for Patrick in Supreme Court
Canton Ohio June 13 Attorney Lindsay filed for a stay writ of appeal and stay of execution for Albert T. Patrick of New York Justice Day ruled the case appealable and granted the writ The Supreme Court will hear it in October The action was brought before Day since Chief Justice Fuller and other justices are on vacation and scattered on trips.
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Canton
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
Lindsay
Albert T. Patrick
New York
Patrick
Supreme Court
Fuller
Third Time Opening Supreme Lodge Session at Montreal
The thirty third meeting of the supreme lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen opened in Montreal with about 150 delegates from U S and Canada. Supreme Master Workman Narvis of Muscatine Iowa presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Supreme Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
United States
Canada
Workman Narvis
Muscatine
Senator Gorman Buried at Oakview Cemetery
The body of Senator Gorman was removed from the vault Tuesday and laid to rest in a beautiful Oakview cemetery plot. Brief services were led by Rev. Dr. Byrd of Laurel Maryland, with only the immediate family present.
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Washington
Senator Gorman
Oakview Cemetery
Byrd
Laurel
Alvina J Pinger Dies After Auto Accident
Miss Alvina J. Pinger dies in Evanston hospital from injuries suffered Sunday night when crushed beneath an automobile. Walter Stafford chauffeur for Louis Swift is dying from injuries in the same crash.
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Chicago
Alvina J. Pinger
Evanston Hospital
Walter Stafford
Louis Swift
Wandering Kentuckians Return for Homecoming Week
Louisville celebrates the return of Kentucky natives during Homecoming Week. The welcome across the day and night marks the start of a week of rejoicings and entertainments honoring the wanderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Davenport Fire Destroys Le Claire Buildings
A blaze in Le Claire business district destroys the largest hotel and Knights of Pythias hall along with several stores. Loss totals 75,000 on buildings and 40,000 on stocks, with partial insurance coverage.
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Davenport
le Claire
Knights of Pythias Hall
Baseball Scores From National League and American Association
National League games include Cincinnati defeating New York 6 to 1, Chicago beating Brooklyn 1 to 0, St Louis downing Boston 15 to 3, and Chicago vs Washington lasting twelve innings 3 to 2. Also Cleveland won 5 to 4 over New York and Detroit topped Philadelphia 8 to 7. American Association results show Columbus 14 Kansas City 6, Toledo 6 Milwaukee 12, Louisville 3 Minneapolis 2, Indianapolis 10 St Paul 8, with a second game Indianapolis 9 St Paul 3.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Poston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Wheat price report from Minneapolis markets
Minneapolis market notes show July wheat at 83 3/4 cents, September at 82 3/4, December near 82 1/4 cents. No 1 hard at 85 5/8, No 1 Northern 83 1/4, No 2 Northern 83 1/4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Wheat and flax price quotes from Duluth market report
Wheat prices for No. 1 Northern and No. 2 Northern on arrival and on track are listed with July and September futures. Flax prices for arrival and on track show July and September bids, with specific cents values for 1s and 2s grades and futures terms.
Livestock Prices Reported In St Paul Market
Cattle good to choice steers 4.50 to 5.50. common to fair 3.50 to 4.25. Good to choice cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50. veals 1.50 to 4.40. Hogs 6.25 to 6.45. Sheep wethers 4.75 to 5.75. good to choice lambs 6.00 to 6.55. good to prime spring lambs 6.50 to 8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chicago Livestock Prices Report
Chicago market figures show cattle categories with prices for cows and heifers, stockers and feeders, calves, hogs by grade, and sheep and lambs. Mixed lots and butchers relate to hog prices, with ranges for good heavy, rough heavy, and light hogs, alongside pork values and lamb quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Snapshot June 12
Grain and livestock quotations show Wheat July at 84 4e Sept at 58 53e and Oats 33 34 35 percent ranges. Pork July 16 87 five? Sept 16 85, Flax cash at Northwestern 1190 and Southwestern 1.07 to 1.12, Butter 14 19? Creameries 14 17 cents, Eggs 12 cents, Poultry turkeys 9c and chickens 11? cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Entomology Debate Sparks Teasing in Baltimore
A Baltimore American quip ponders Fred's use of language as he asks about entomology and whether an entomologist is a crazy man. The humorous exchange highlights playful banter over scientific terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy
Baltimore
Reckoning Time Set by Stars and Clocks Across the World
The article traces how time is measured from Greenwich and Washington observatories to street watches. It explains the transit telescope, chronograph, and master clock in Washington dictating noon and the moment the world’s clocks read accurately to fractions of a second.
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England
Royal Observatory
Greenwich
America
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
Coes
Unclear Meeting Notes From Kik's Hall
Fragmentary record notes a gathering at Kik's Hall with J. Bolon Wood, Exait Ruler, and J. Simmons serving as secretary on a cadence of second and fourth Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kik’s Hall
J. 80Lon Wood
J. Simmons
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