Witness recounts Natous shooting in Tillman alley
Eyewitness Preciado testified before the senate committee on military affairs about the Brownsville shooting in which Frank Natous was killed. He described armed negro soldiers entering a court alley and firing. another bullet grazed Preciado. He identified the assailants as soldiers, while reports also note Mrs McKinley’s deteriorating condition and ongoing diplomatic and antitrust matters.
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Washington
Paulino
Precia- 2
Brownsville
Tex
Frank Natous
Senate Committee
Spanien
Beon Preciado
Tillman’s
Live Stock Packers Stand Against Post Mortem Inspection Plan
Kansas City stock yards merchants voted to sell no cows or heifers to packers under the post mortem inspection order set to begin May 27. Armour Morris Swift National Packing and others notified firms they will refuse purchases unless meat is examined after slaughter. All local firms represented, no objections voiced, and customers urged shipping no fat cattle for initial days.
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Kansas City
Live Stock Commission
Armour, Morris & Co
Swift & Co
National Packing Company
Sehwarsschiid & Sulzberger
Chicago
Bt. Louis
Omaha
St . Joseph
Commission
Stock Yards Exchange
Hadley Victory as Missouri Court Recommends Oil Trust Ouster
Supreme Court Commissioner Ree recommends that the Standard Oil, Waters-Pierce, and Republic Oil companies be ousted from Missouri. He finds they conspired to fix prices, controlled 99 percent of the oil trade, and misrepresented themselves as separate firms. The court may revoke charters and remove them from the state, backing Hadley’s petition filed two years ago.
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Jefferson City
Robert A. Anthony
Sureme Court of Missouri
Hadley
Standard Oi Company
Watere Pierce Oil Company
Repu Me Oll Company
Charging & Const ‘Acy
Standard
Waters-Pierce
Republice Ol
Supreme Court
Oil Comepanies
Missouri
Petieton
Wary Baker 6 Eddy Suit Claimed Incompetent to Handle Estate
A New Hampshire court heard equity proceedings over Mary Baker Eddy's estate with her son George Glover and relatives acting as next friends seeking an accounting. Trustees Henry Baker Archibald Metellis and Josiah Fernald sought substitution as plaintiffs against Eddy secretary Calvin Frye and others. The hearing focused on substituting trustees for next friends to pursue the property accounting.
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Concord
N. H
Baker
Rady
Christian Science Denomination
Equity
Merrimack County
Eady
George W. Glover
Lead
Mary Baker Glover
George W. Baker
Bangor
Josiah Fernald
Next Friends
Frye
HORSES AND MULES IN DEMAND
Washington reports rising prices and greater difficulty securing horses and mules for the army. Bids show 725 cavalry horses at about 175 dollars each, nearly 360 artillery horses at 211 dollars average, heavy army mules at 188 dollars with 300 contracted, lighter lead mules at 168 and pack mules at 131. Fort Riley tests pedigreed colts for cavalry use, with 96 bought recently.
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Washington
Artillery Corps
Quartermaster Department
Fort Riley
Kan
Cavalry
Fight Labor's Demands From National Manufacturers Meet
New York reports the 12th annual convention of the National Association of Manufacturers opened at the Waldorf Astoria. James VanCleave presided as reports from secretary Marshall Cushing and treasurer F. H. Stillman outlined fights against proposed Washington labor bills including eight hour laws and the anti-function bill, plus opposition to a compulsory metric system.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Waldorf-Astoria
James VanCleave
St. Louis
Marshall Cushing
F. H. Stillman
Inianapolis
Washington
Congress
Association
Oscar 8. Straus
Commerce and
Labor
Dolliver
J. Franklin Bell
Art
the Army
Case of Mistaken Identity in Missouri Death Probe
A Missouri case reopens over a dead man found near an abandoned railroad in St. Louis. Initially identified as Joe Leist of Scott county, the body is reburied after coroner cites death by exhaustion. Details note mis identification by local witnesses and burial arrangements pending further verification. The report also covers church delegates, Knights of Columbus officers, Missouri Hall of Fame, and various local notes.
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St. Louis
Joe Leist
Scott County
Potter's Feld
Knights of Columbus
Council of Missouri
St. Joseph
John
Butt
John McCreary
Kansas City
B. J. Donnelly
Agia
National Council
Norfolk
National Manufacturers Propose Tariff Revision and Open Shop Support
The National Association of Manufacturers urged tariff revision at the earliest opportunity based on a member poll, with 55 percent in favor and 20 percent hands off. The convention endorsed open shop, industrial education, improved consumer service, and opposition to illegal combinations, while pledging to educate the public and support law enforcement. James W. Van Cleave was named president and F. H. Stillman treasurer.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers of the
United States
Sentimen
Association
National River and Harbor Congress
van Cleave
James’ W.van Cleave
St. Louis
F. H. Stillman
Attacks on Jews in Odessa during funeral unrest
The Black Hundreds exploited the Jewish funeral in Odessa to renew attacks on Jews after three police officials were assassinated. Jewish stores closed, streets emptied, and terror gripped the population as violence spread amid the turmoil.
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Odessa
Central Police Bureau
Jewah
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