Will to Revenue Wool Bill Pass House Tuesday
The wool schedule revenue bill introduced by Mr Underwood in the House and referred to the ways and means committee is expected to be reported next Tuesday with the committee’s favorable recommendation. Democratic leaders praise the caucus result and rebuke Mr Bryan’s wool tariff stance as adjournment politics. The Senate was not in session yesterday.
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President Taft Heads to Chicago for Proreform Speech
President Taft sailed for Chicago with Secretary Fisher and Secretary Hilles to address the Western Economic Society on pro reciprocity. In Washington Representative Gardner of Massachusetts was elected to the special investigative committee, replacing Olmsted of Pennsylvania who resigned.
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Chicago
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Pennsylvania
Rubin Pays Fine In Clam Pollution Case
Boston June 3. Ti E Aubin of Newburyport paid a $25 fine in U S district court for shipping clams from polluted beds at the Merrimack mouth to Portsmouth New Hampshire. Government attorneys say about 72 000 clams were shipped to Boston annually.
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Swamp Root Aid Report From Nebraska City Patient
A 1959 sworn statement from Mary J. Scinttger of Nebraska City credits Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with dissolving three gall stones after one bottle and claims ongoing relief for kidney and liver issues. The affadavit, dated August, 1959, asserts belief in a full cure and urges others to try the remedy with offer of a pamphlet and bottles.
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Remedy for Nervous Prostration Cited by Miss Reminger
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pa describes years of nervous prostration and stomach trouble until Hood s Sarsaparilla. She credits the remedy with rapid improvement and cure, attributing stronger nerves and clearer blood to its use. Also mentions Sarsatabs and general league results from Cincinnati to New York in yesterday’s sports notes.
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Sherman Law Government Control Advocated by Mead of Steel Trust
Albert H. Gary of United States Steel testifies before the House steel trust committee arguing Sherman antitrust law is archaic and government control of corporations may come. He says the steel industry would welcome price guidance and notes anticipated rail and material cost increases. Gary cites 1907 panic as example of demoralization and urges steel leaders to meet in New York to stabilize prices.
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Albert H. Gary
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Steel Corporation
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Gary Anid
International Institute
New York
Tie
Million A Day For Good Roads Movement Grows
Washington reports a record one million dollars per day will be spent nationwide on road improvement and maintenance. Total 1905 highway outlay expected around 140.5 million, with New York receiving the largest share and road percent improved rising from 15 percent in 1904 to about 60 percent by 1905.
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New York
Patrolman Rescues Negro From Viaduct Plot
New York June 3 Patrolman Nor thorpe drew his revolver to halt a mob on Alton avenue near the viaduct above the New York Central tracks. They planned to drop a negro from the 60 foot drop but, under threat at pistol point, surrendered the captive without further violence. William Mitchell the accused man was seized by a crowd and led to aid by two young women. He was later released after fainting from the ordeal.
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Alton Avenue
New York Central
William Mitchell
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Confesses One Murder in Labor Union Slayings Case
Chicago on June 3 Maurice Enright a miriness agent of the Steamfitters Union admitted to police that he shot and killed William Gentleman after a personal quarrel in a saloon on May 22 He claimed no knowledge of the killings of Vincent Altman and Bernard Malloy two other union agents and cleared union officers of responsibility claiming self defense and that Gentleman fired first.
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Maurice Enright
Steamfitters’ Union
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William Gentleman
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Bernard Malloy
Record cotton crop projections from government report
Washington reports indicate this year’s cotton crop will exceed prior records. Crop reporting boards say favorable conditions could yield about 2,500,000 more bales than the ten year average and nearly 400,000 more than the previous maximum. If conditions hold, harvest could top 14,100,000 bales, compared with the prior peak of 18,500,000.
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Nye Acquitted in Bribery Case in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio Representative ChiL Nee of Pike County was acquitted by a jury of soliciting a bribe from State Superintendent A Crawford on April 1. The lengthy trial featured debates over additional indictments and the strength of the case as viewed by the public.
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Camorra Trial Hearings Detail Cafe Fortunio Testimony
In Viterbo Italy on June 3, witnesses described a meeting at Cafe Fortunio, linked to Enrico Milano’s Camorra network, to divide stolen jewelry and bonds from a murdered man. A waiter and a stable porter disputed prior testimonies, with prosecutors alleging suborned statements by the Camorra defendants.
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Massachusetts street railways merge and mortgage approved
Boston and Northern Street Railway Company merges with Old Colony Street Railway Company at a special meeting. The combined firm increases capitalization by 76,200 preferred and 88,004,100 common stock. Lines extend from Newport to Nashua, covering much of eastern Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
McNamara murder suit targets Los Angeles officials
San Francisco lawyer Junge Clarence G Darrow counsels James and John McNamara in murder conspiracy suits linked to the Los Angeles Times fire and alleged false imprisonment of picketers. Directors of manufacturing plants join as defendants seeking about 1 million dollars in damages. Darrow plans trips to Chicago and Indianapolis to study the case.
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Boston Teachers Strike Sparks Constitutional Question
Boston on June 3 reports teachers demanding higher wages pressed their strike while Governor Foss sought guidance from the attorney general on whether the House could revisit a vetoed bill after sustaining the veto. The governor aims to question the constitutionality of the House’s action.
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Greek brothers shot in quarrel in Waburu Mase incident
Three Callazas brothers Jobin Charles and Thomas were shot during a quarrel in Waburu Mase. One man died and two others were seriously wounded. A search is under way for Lamia Vinerses, an Italian accused of involvement.
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Rob Cashier of 15826 Funds at Minneapolis Bank
Joseph D. Hiren, coach at the University of Minnesota, was held up near the bank of the river in Minnesota and robbed of 1888 dollars intended for Weld Up-School funds. The incident occurred June 3, involving a bag carried by the victim.
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University of Minnesota
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Oseph D. Hiren
Amicable settlement grants wage increases for Southern railway workers
An amicable adjustment reached by carmen machinists boiler makers blacksmiths and heat metal workers of the Southern railway and others via the American Federation of Labor. Machinists receive 10% and up to 3 cents per hour, carmen get a cent an hour, and other trades about the same. The plan covers about 18000 workers across Seaboard Airline Atlantic Coast Line Norfolk Western and Chesapeake & Ohio, boosting annual wages by roughly 1000000 dollars.
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Control of Sea America's Duty
Annapolla Md June 3 Expressing the belief that any future war in which the United States may engage will hinge on sea battles Assistant Secretary of the Navy Winthrop urged graduates of the Naval Academy to maintain a navy strong enough to minimize any danger of losing control of the sea He warned that war may come and that peace has rarely lasted long in U S history He stressed the sea control will be the crucial turning point in any war and urged the graduates to keep it at the highest priority.
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Kenyon Backed For Reciprocity Vote By President Taft
Washington reports Senator Kenyon of Iowa, newly elected to replace Dolliver, is willing to vote for reciprocity. An invitation to Taft to visit Iowa next week was extended to bolster support. Kenyon aims to ease the path by addressing the state dairymen's convention.
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Chief Seymour Holds Police Post Amid City Turmoil
In San Francisco on June 3, a clash over police leadership saw two chiefs contend for control. A writ of prohibition allowed Seymour to avert removal and remain in office, while the mayor's temporary chief T. A. White sought guidance on his status.
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Mrs Hurd Receives Ten Thousand From Bogota Estate
The long contested estate of Walter F. Baker of Bogota New Jersey was settled Thursday. The will was upheld after years of litigation, with the Baker and Hurd families involved in a historic estrangement. Mrs. Hurd receives ten thousand dollars as part of the settlement.
Not Redeemed Witnesses Say Not Redeemed in Fraud Trial
Witnesses testified in the U S district court that Redeemably Investment Company stock branded as redeemable for face value with 6 percent interest was not redeemed. Edith L Towen of Adams said she invested 200 dollars in Redeemable stock through Rev J Spencer Voorhees who allegedly handled her funds and exchanged her stock for York Realty shares. Elin C Mason of D Cityfield said her 100 dollar investment was not redeemed and after the raid received Santo Domingo mining stock instead.
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Charles H. Brooks
John J. Thaphagen
Edith L. Towen
Adams
J Spencer Voorhers
Congregational Vohurch
Boston
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York Realty Company
Mise
Elin C. Mason
Dityfield
Claus
Santo — Domingo
Schier Must Stand Trial for Wife Slaying
New York June d-tenry A Selijeh, held on a charge of slaying his wife Millian, made a fourth bid for freedom but was returned to the tombs. A habeas corpus writ was denied as evidence suggested suspicion of murder. Detectives pursued the death cause while chemical analysis awaits to confirm possible poison. Doctors found the woman likely dead when placed in the tub, with no water inhaled, no broken bones, and no violence evident.
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Tenry A. Selijeh
Millian
Supreme Court Jayticn
William Gilbert cremated as theatrical world attends
In London during June, the body of Sir William Gilbert famed English dramatist and wit died of syncope on May 25 while attempting to rescue a member of his bathing party at Harrow. Prominent theater figures attended the funeral or burial service and Stanmore Whitelaw Reid, the American ambassador, sent a wreath as a tribute.
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Stanmore Whitelaw Reid
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