Bevoridge Meat Inspection Bill Approved In Congress
The house adopted a substitute Beve ridge amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill on meat inspection with objectionable features removed. After brief debate the measure went to conference, conferees were Wadsworth Scott and Lamb. Other suspension bills passed include witness immunity and Philippine coinage plans. The subsidiary silver coinage measure failed to pass.
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Washington
House
Beveridge
Wadsworth
Committee On Agriculture
Scott
Kan
Lamb
Philippine Islands
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Champ Clark
Missouri
Williams
Mississippi
Knox Pushes Lock Type Panama Canal Over Sea Level Plan
Senator Knox urged in the senate for the lock type Panama canal, arguing it is more feasible and economical than the sea level plan and clashing with Senator Kittridge over Gatun dam safety. The agricultural appropriation bill with meat inspection provision arrived from the house and a house substitute was ordered printed. The senate also ordered another conference on the naval appropriation bill.
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Washington
Knox
Senate
Panama Canal
Kittridge
Gatun
House
Congress seeks remedy for inter state immunity ruling
Washington notes the Chicago beef packers immunity defense failed to secure a conspiracy conviction under the interstate commerce law. Both chambers passed a new bill to fix defects, now headed to conference. Senator Littlefield defends Judge Humphrey's ruling amid immunity uncertainty and cites Attorney General Moody.
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Washington
Chicago
Congress
Humphrey
Senate
House
Littlefield
Department of Commerce and Labor
Moody
Houser Held for Trial on Bribe Charge
Madison Wisconsin June 20 Judge Anthony Donovan held Walter L Houser secretary of state for trial on an attempted bribe charge. The state proved an attempted bribe occurred and Houser probably committed it in a case involving surplus distribution and Equitable Life.
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Madison, Wis
Anthony Donovan
Dane County
Walter L. Houser
Host
Houser
Equitable Life
Republican Com Weation
Strange Justice in New York Headlines Two Prisoners
In New York a man who pled guilty to selling about $100 000 worth of goods not his and diverting the proceeds to real estate received freedom and six years in prison for another man who stole 26 cents. Clark, a 55 year old with prior Sing Sing time, claimed he stole to survive after seeing a barber flip a coin. He told the judge he could not find honest work.
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New York
Henry Hirschman
Hirschman Bros
Europe
Henry
Clark
Sing Sing
Bowery
Revolution Spreads in Korea Reported Downed by Rebels
Victoria B C June 20 The Empress of China from Yokohama carries news of a broadening Korean revolt. In Hongju the city gates were blown, a street battle ensued, many insurgents fell and 85 were killed. Over 1 000 rebels faced Japanese forces with Ming Chyongsik among the fleeing. The uprising hit four provinces Kong Wando Kangneung Uljin Yong Daun as looting spread.
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Tokusan
Kong Wando
Kangneung
Uljin
Yong Daun
Fire at Pollock destroys lumber and homes in night blaze
New Orleans dispatches report a Pollock Louisiana lumber town fire that raged all night causing about 300000 dollars in damage. It destroyed 12000000 feet of lumber the Iron Mountain trestle across Big Creek eighteen homes and one hotel.
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New Orleans
Pollock
Iron Mountain
Big Creek
Tied leaders in Grand American handicap prelim
In Indianapolis three marksmen tied for first with 193 breaks toward a possible 200 in the Grand American handicap prelim. J. L. D. Morrison of St. Paul, J. A. R. Elliott of Kansas City, and W. Huff of Macon GA share lead. Eight others scored 190 or more.
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Indianapolis
J. L. D. Morrison
St. Paul
J. A. R. Elliott
Kansas City
W. Huff
Macon
Chinese attack wounds American doctor in Turgan
Special dispatches from Hong Kong report that Chinese forces attacked and dangerously wounded Dr. Horne, the medical representative of an American insurance company at Turgan, and lightly injured his assistant Forbes Eadie.
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London
Hong Kong
Horne
Turgan
Forbes Eadie
Kidnapper Kean Sentenced to Twenty Years in Penitentiary
John Joseph Kean, who abducted Freddie Muth, received twenty years of hard labor in solitary confinement at the Eastern penitentiary. The swift process followed his capture, arraignment, and sentencing, with possible reduction to twelve years and three months for good behavior. Mrs Kean faces hardship as the family plans to move to New York.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
John Joseph Kean
Freddie Muth
Kean
Sulzberger
Liberty
Cherry Hill
Dickens
New York
Circus Trip Ends in Tragic River Drowning Near Sisseton
C W Martin of Minnesota township with wife and three children aged seven five and three along with a horse drowned when their buggy plunged from a bridge into the swollen Little Minnesota river near Bossco after a late return from a circus. The accident occurred in darkness as heavy rains swelled the river.
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Sisseton
C. W. Martin
Minnesota Township
Minnesota
Bossco
President to Reappoint Elliott US Attorney for South Dakota
President announces plan to reappoint James D. Elliott as United States attorney for South Dakota following recommendation from Senator Gamble. The action was disclosed from Washington on June 20.
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Washington
James D. Elliott
United States
Gamble
South Dakota
Disturbances Reported Near Monte Christi and Jabon
Navy dispatches from Commander Southerland aboard the Yankee describe serious unrest around Monte Christi Santo Domingo. Revolutionists moved on Jabon near the Haitian border, seized the town briefly, then retreated inland.
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Washington
Navy Department
Southerland
United States
Yankee
Monte Christi
Santo Domingo
Jabon
Haltien
Startling Discoveries At Old Stenton Homestead
New York police uncover a secret closet with two daggers and a hidden room packed with silverware clothing and bric a brac behind a false window in the Bronx estate of Mrs. Alice Kinan. They also find five upstairs trunks filled with new goods bearing department store tags. No arrests yet in the murder investigation.
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New York
Stenton Homestead
Bronx
Alice Kinan
Denicke Cleared of Homicide Charge in Firefront Killing
Ernest H Denicke son of banker F A Denicke was dismissed by Police Judge Shortall after evidence showed the April 20 waterfront killing during the great fire was justified as the victim was a looter.
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San Francisco
Ernest H Denicke
F. A. Denicke
Shortall
Army Lieutenant J B Binns Dies Jumping Overboard
J B Binns formerly a US Army lieutenant stationed at Fort Davis killed himself by leaping from the steamer Ohio between Nome and Seattle while under transport for treatment of brain trouble. The incident occurred during the voyage to Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
J. B. Binns
Fort Davis
Ohio
Nome
Two More Shipwrecks Reported Off St Johns
St Johns Newfoundland reporters announce the schooners Blossom and Reindeer were lost in last week’s hurricane with fears that their crews perished. Several fishermen drowned after being adrift in small boats.
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St. Johns
N. F
Blossom
Reindeer
Port Arthur Becomes Port of Entry in Texas
Telegraphic items note Port Arthur Texas designated a port of entry. Northwest coal dealers hold a three day convention in St Paul. Indiana's Rev Thomas M Goodwin dies after long illness in Indianapolis. Archbishop Farley of New York meets Pope Pius X in farewell audience on Tuesday. In Fort Wayne Indiana Ray M Vance of a Chicago publishing house dies by self inflicted gunshot.
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Northwest
St. Paul
Thomas M. Goodwin
Indiana
Indianapolis
J. M. Farley
New York
Pius X
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ray M. Vance
Chicago
National Eclectic Medical Association Meets at Put-in-Bay
The thirty sixth annual convention of the National Eclectic Medical association is in session at Put-in-Bay Ohio. Senator Heyburn of Idaho has returned to Washington from a two weeks stay at Atlantic City, nearly recovered from a prolonged illness.
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Ing
National Eclectic Medical Association
Putin Bay
Ohio
Senator Heyburn
Idaho
Washington
Atlantic City
Baseball Scores From Today’s National and American Leagues
In Boston, Chicago won 6 to 0. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 3 to 0. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 3 to 0 at Cleveland. Detroit outscored New York 4 to 1. St Louis edged Washington 3 to 2. Toledo triumphed over St Paul 7 to 5. Columbus beat Minneapolis 9 to 3. Louisville defeated Milwaukee 3 to 1.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Anne
National Railway Training
Ince
Brock
Minn
Market Quotations Wheat Prices and Tracks
Minneapolis market quotes show July wheat at 82 3 4 cents and September at 81 1 4 cents with Decc at 82 3 4. On track prices list No. 1 hard at 84 1 4, No. 1 Northern at 83 3 4, No. 2 Northern at 81 3 4. Duluth readings note No. 1 Northern 84 4 4, No. 2 Northern 82 3 4, July 83 3 4, Sept 82 3 4. Flax to arrive and on track at 1.14 3 4 dollars and July/Sept at 1.15.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Northern
Cattle and Hogs Prices Reported from St Paul Market
St Paul market notes list cattle prices by grade with good to choice steers at 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50, veals 1.50 to 4.40. Hog prices 6.26 to 6.50. Sheep and lamb markets show wethers 4.75 to 5.75, lambs 6.00 to 7.00, with good to prime spring lambs 6.50 to 7.00.
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St. Paul
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs
Chicago on June 19 reports cattle prices across classes with figures from cows and heifers to calves, stockers and feeders and Texans. Hogs show ranges for mixed, good heavy, rough heavy, light and pigs while sheep and lambs list values.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago quotes for June 19 show Wheat July at 82 1 2 cents, Sept at 82 1 2. Corn July 51 1 2 cents, Sept 51 1 2. Oats July 39 1 2 cents, Sept 36 1 2. Pork July 17.00, Sept 16.65. Flax cash Northwest ern 1.12, Southwestern 1.09, Sept 1.14. Butter Creameries 14 20, Dairies 14 18. Eggs 12 14 cents. Poultry Turkeys 100, chickens 11 4 cents.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Love of Liberty tale in Boston sisterly devotion
A Boston clergyman recalls a ten year old girl carrying her crippled brother along the street. A passerby says the burden is heavy but she replies he is my brother. The episode highlights charity among poor families. The piece closes with a Jefferson quote on the natural wish for freedom abroad.
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Boston
Two Boys Drown While Attempting Channel Swim
In Marinette Wisconsin on June 20 Joseph Lazotte age ten and Edwin Mou neir age fourteen drowned after Lazotte failed to swim the channel. Mou neir jumped in to save him and both youths sank.
Tremor Report From Skagit Valley At Night
Special wires describe a distinct trembling of the earth in the Skagit valley around 11 30 p m caused by a huge mountain slide near Sedro Woolley Lookout Wickersham area No damage reported by witnesses or authorities.
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Bellingham
Wash
Herald
Sedro-Woolley
Wickersham
Lookout
Skagit Valley
Train collision near Middlesboro injures nine
A passenger train and a through freight on the Louisville and Nashville railroad collided two miles north of Middlesboro Kentucky seriously injuring nine persons.
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Middlesboro
Louisville and Nashville
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