Minnesota Republicans Nominate Ticket at St. Paul Convention
The Minnesota Republican state convention nominating A L Cole for governor and endorsing Knute Nelson to succeed himself adjourned after ballots. The ticket includes A O Eberhart lieutenant governor C C Dinehart treasurer Julius Schmahl secretary of state C A Pidgeon clerk of the supreme court and other state posts. The platform pledges tax reform antimonopoly measures and development programs.
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Duluth
J. F. Jacobson
Madison
Jacobson
Knute Nelson
Starr
Conde Hamlin
St. Paul
State Central Committee
E. L. Miller
W. W. Sivright
Hutchinson
George Simpson
Winona
George P. Wilson
Hennepin County
Minnesota
Julius H. Schmahl
Schmahl
E. A. Nelson
Halleck
J. J. Lomen
Ada
Julius Schmahl
Redwood Falls
James Hunter
Faribault
Swan B. Molander
Osborne
Tom Girling
Nelson
Lemon
Hunter
Molander
Supreme Court
C. A. Pidgeon
Buffalo
Mr. Lemon
Stafs
Rockne
Goodhue County
Republican Party
United States
Moses E. Clapp
Meat Inspection Bill Puts Cost on Government and Fines Violations
Washington June 14 A House committee completed a meat inspection provision to be sent to the chamber. It requires a $2,000,000 annual appropriation, government labeling, purity certificates for interstate and foreign shipments, strict sanitary rules, and heavy penalties for violations. It excludes farmers and small butchers.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
Beveridge
SCHOONER COTTINGHAM SUNK NEAR EYMONt KEY
The schooner L. Cottingham from New Bedford sank last Sunday morning about 185 miles west southwest of Ey mont Key Florida with a cargo of gravel. Six crew members were lost. Captain A Phinney survived and was taken aboard the stranded Dennison which reached Port Tampa. Captain Wade commanded the Dennison.
Murder of Oswald Crewe Read Shocks Lagos Rising
The Morning Post reports in Lagos that a political uprising is underway in Southern Nigeria. Assistant commissioner Oswald Crewe Read was murdered in the Asaba hinterland, triggering deployment of a Southern Nigerian regiment to the area.
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London
Morning Post
Lagos
Nigeria
Oswald Crewe Read
Asaba
Taft Presses Quick Action On Panama Canal Type
Secretary Taft meets with Speaker Cannon and Hepburn as Congress nears adjournment to settle the canal type. An $25,000,000 appropriation for canal work may include an eighty five foot lock amendment, requiring a type decision before the supply bill becomes law.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Congress
Taft
Cannon
Hepburn
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Roosevelt Kin Worse at Sayville Home Report
New York June 14 Robert Roosevelt uncle of the president is seriously ill at his Sayville L I home and is reported much worse.
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New York
Robert Roosevelt
Sayville
L. L
Michigan Mutual Life Officials Refuse Milwaukee Hearing
Milwaukee June 14 The officials of the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance company have refused to come to Milwaukee to appear before the Wisconsin legislative life insurance committee for an examination into the affairs of that company.
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Milwaukee
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wisconsin Legislative Life Insurance Committee
Senator Allison Reaches Washington Bedside with Illness
Senator Allison of Iowa is confined to his apartments in Washington with a recurrence of the illness he suffered about two months ago. The condition causes concern among his friends and associates.
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Washington
Allison
Iowa
Declaration of Principles Endorses Roosevelt Platform
The Minnesota Republican convention adopts a platform praising Theodore Roosevelt. It endorses his anti trust actions and open competition, supports Panama Canal benefits, and backs enforcement of laws against trusts by the president and justice department. It notes Roosevelt’s role in ending hostilities between Russia and Japan.
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Republican Party of
Minnesota
National Republican Administration
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Com Aa
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Russia
Japan
Welcomed Back Home at Louisville Homecoming Day
Rain postponed outdoor events but did not dampen the welcome in Louisville as Kentucky honored its long absent sons and daughters. Mayor Barth and Governor Beckham spoke warmly while Henry Watterson delivered the formal welcome message. ex Governor David R. Francis of Missouri also addressed the crowd and was well received.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Armory
Walnut Street
Barth
Beckham
Henry Watterson
David R. Francis
Missouri
Royal progress to coronation begins in Norway
King Haakon VII Queen Maud and Crown Prince Olaf depart Christiania for Trondhjem to begin a nationwide royal progress ahead of the June 22 coronation. Officials and a large crowd bid them safe passage as the party travels by rail to Otto then by boat past Moledfjord to Christiansand, arriving June 19.
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Christiania
Haakon VII
Maud
Olaf
Trondhjem
Otto
Romsdal Fjord
Heimdal
Moledfjord
Christiansand
McElroy Chosen President of Minnesota Labor Federation
In Stillwater on June 14 the Minnesota Federation of Labor elected officers led by J. A. McElroy of Minneapolis as president. W. E. McEwen of Duluth remained secretary treasurer with several vice presidents and council members named. St. Cloud won the next year’s meeting place on the first ballot over Winona.
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Philadelphia
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. B. Swartz
Francis I. Gowen
Gowen
Glasgow
W. A. Guthrie
Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Huff Or
Huff
Stillwater
Minn
State Federation of Labor
J. A. McElroy
Minneapolis
W. E. McEwen
Duluth
H. W. Libbey
Winona
David Lagerstead
F. W. Hines
William Templeman
St. Paul
S. W. Spencer
Federation Council
T. F. Thomas
J. P. Walsh
James Farrell
S. W. Moore
A. W. Turner
E. G. Hall
Charles Morrison
Mankato
St. Cloud
Pitched Battle Fights Between Union and Nonunion Ironworkers
Steubenville Ohio June 14 Structural ironworkers from Follansbee West Virginia crossed the river and a pitched clash between nonunion and union forces left one man dying and another badly beaten. W M Wilson foreman of the nonunion group was taken to hospital with a fractured skull and is not expected to survive. A B Newcomer engineer was beaten nearly into unconsciousness.
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Steubenville
Follansbee
W. Va
W. M. Wilson
Newcomer
Troops Use Machine Guns in Cossack Circassian Clash
In Vladiavkaz on June 1 troops summoned to halt fighting between Cossacks and Circassians opened fire with machine guns, killing thirty men in neighboring villages.
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Vladiavkaz
Transcaucasia
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Justice Start
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A. L. Cole
A. O. Eberhart
Slayton
Attorney General
T. Young
Secretary OF State
Julius Sohmah
G. Iverson
Rushford
Cole
R. C. Dunn
John A. Johnson
Start
State Supreme Court
Block
Lord
Stephens
Som@rville
Diment
Somerville
Sprague
C. A. Sprague
Sauk Center
Harmony
W. A. Nolan
Grand Meadows
Iverson
Halden
F. L. Miller
St. Louis County
the Public Services OF
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Pittsburg
Cottingham
Allison Ili
Blue Grass State
Norway
Minnesota Federation of Labor
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