Senate Debates Philippine Measure as House Beats Sternberg Retirement
Washington June 3 The House passed a joint resolution thanking Secretary of State John Hay for his McKinley memorial address. Senate defeat blocked a bill to retire Surgeon General Sternberg while other actions included forest reserve transfers and river harbor conference reports.
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DeArmond
Missouri
Clark
Hay
Gen. Hooker
Mississippi
Grosvenor
Ohio
Agricultural Department
Senate
Sternberg
Burton
Hitt
Illinois
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Louisiana
Supreme Court backs state control of quarantines in early term ruling
The Supreme Court upheld a state’s power to pass quarantine laws excluding immigrants from quarantined cities, ruling states may regulate health matters until federal authority is ceded. Justice White wrote the opinion with Justices Harran and Brown dissenting. The term also sustained a lower court ruling in a separate case denying a railroad fare cut for livestock cars in Chicago.
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Supreme Court
White
Congress
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago
Justice White
Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Commission
Philippine government bill debates steady in Senate
Washington reports a subdued senate debate on the Philippine government bill under the 15 minute rule. Mason of Illinois urges equality with Cubans and self governance for Filipinos. Lodge proposes land and corporate provisions. other speakers include Hoar Foraker Cullom Bacon Patterson Teller Carmack and Proctor.
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Illinois
Hoar
Foraker
Cullom
Bacon
Patterson
Teller
Carmack
Proctor
Lodge
United States
Philippines
Treasury
Philippine
Secretary of the Treasury
Five officers kidnapped by strikers at Hazelton station
Five special officers were kidnapped by strikers at the Hazelton railroad station on arrival from Philadelphia Monday night. They were returned home under escort of J. P. Gallagher district secretary of the United Mine Workers who provided their transportation.
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Philadelphia
J. P. Gallagher
United Mine Workers
Wyoming Valley Mines Stay Dry As Pumps Remain On
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on June 3 the Wyoming region reports steady peace among engineers firemen and pump runners and mine workers. Mines that did not close pumps in the last ten days continue to stay dry and free of water.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Mount Blackburn Erupts in Alaska
Mount Blackburn in southeastern Alaska erupted on April 11, reported from Seattle Washington. The event notes a volcanic eruption with no injuries or immediate hazards reported and no nearby population impact indicated.
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Mount Blackburn
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Galveston Pastor R J C Boehm Dies at 80
R J C Boehm long time pastor of the First Evangelical Lutheran church in Galveston died from a stroke. A German immigrant and pioneer organizer of the church in Texas he arrived 51 years ago with five missionaries and became an honored citizen.
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Galveston
R. J. C. Boehm
First Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Texas
Germany
Volcano Activity Alarms Grant Residents Near New Mexico Town
The Grant area near Albuquerque is stirred by volcanic activity reported a few miles from the town. Residents are watching the rising danger as the volcano becomes more active.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Grant
Deaths and Local Briefs From Texas Era
Cornelius C Cowell of Denison Texas died of heart failure at age 85. Rev F T Mitchell chaplain of Rusk penitentiary died at Rusk Texas aged 82. McKinney Texas experiences a building boom with many trades employed. The Austin Deaf and Dumb Institute school building suffered $1500 damage from a Friday night storm.
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Cornelius C. Cowell
Denison
Tex
McKinney
Austin
Deaf and Dumb Institute
F. T. Mitchell
Rusk Penitentiary
City real estate sale listing near Allen Academy
South half of block near Allen Academy offers about 1.25 acres near the schoolhouse with a small new cottage and tenant arrangements at 550. A six room house with one lot on the west side, price 750. Another six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street with a brick cistern priced 1260. A quarter block near Allen Academy east front at 250 with easy terms. 75 feet front on Railroad street from Otto Boehme property. The Fd Pochila place includes 2 lots and a large two story residence. Also other city property available.
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Main Street
Otto Boehme
Pochila Place
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