Anti Trust Case Against Fort Worth Livestock Exchange Goes To Trial
In Austin on June 6 one suit from the Fort Worth Livestock Exchange era was taken up in the Twenty sixth district court. The Goodall Crowley Commission company case opened with some dismissals for lack of evidence and others left on the docket. Trials expected to last about ten days and state attorneys discuss further anti trust suits against railroads and the American Express company and Katy railroad to follow.
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Emperors William and Francis Joseph Kiss Three Times in Vienna
Emperor William arrived in Vienna and met Emperor Francis Joseph at the Northern station. The rulers exchanged three kisses amid hearty greetings and then proceeded to Schönbrunn Castle where officials and archdukes welcomed them.
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Francis Joseph
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Liquor Dealers Endorse Temperance Work at Louisville Convention
The National Liquor Dealers Association met in Louisville and issued an address praising temperance efforts and urging obedience to law. Delegates express sympathy with anti alcoholism campaigns and defend legal manufacture and sale of wines and spirits as honorable, proposing saloons can be respectable and safe with proper conduct.
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United States
Storey Dissent on Houston and Texas Central Fare Cut
Chairman Storey of the railroad commission releases a dissent condemning the order reducing Houston and Texas Central passenger fares. He argues the move discriminates against that line, forces others to cut rates, questions commission authority, and warns service could be crippled, with mixed trains and degraded lines as possible results.
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Noted Texan Sheriff John P. Smith Dies at 68
Tyler Texas June 6 John P Smith longtime sheriff of Smith county and brother of Congressman Smith of Colorado City died here aged sixty eight He was a gallant Confederate soldier
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Refuse to Obey Orders Mohileff Rural Guards
In Mohileff Russia on June 6 many rural guards who sympathize with peasants refuse to obey orders from their superiors.
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Junta in St Louis defends Cananea mining row
Members of the Mexican Liberal party junta in St Louis publish Regen eracion at 45 Lafayette avenue claiming they expose mining conditions at Greene mines Cananea. Antonio L Villareal says they seek a square deal for Mexican laborers and aim to overthrow Diaz, denying responsibility for riots.
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Mexico
Diaz
Greene's Statement On Cananea Disturbances
Colonel W. C. Greene, president of Greens Consolidated Copper, says reports of Cananea disturbances are exaggerated. He states Mexican authorities protect interests, work resumes at mines and smelters, and that General Torres has full control. He accuses interested parties of spreading false, mercenary rumors.
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Associated Press
Torres
Bryan for President
Hot Springs June 6. The Democratic state convention backed William Jennings Bryan as the 1908 Democratic presidential nominee. C C Reed was elected permanent chairman. Humphreys urged Bryan support and it passed by acclamation amid enthusiasm. A resolution naming Jeff Davis as the party's U S Senate nominee was also adopted. Governor Davis spoke brief ly to accept the honor.
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United States
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Riots in Cananea Prompt Governors’ Joint Statement
Governor Rafael Ysabel of Sonora and Luis Torres, commander of the Northern zone, issue a signed AP statement about Cananea unrest. They report order since Sunday, growing public tranquility as troops arrive, and detail casualties on both sides amid strikes at the Metcalf office, fires, and clashes between Mexicans and Americans.
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Luis Torres
Associated Press
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Harvard Instructor Responds With Protest Pamphlet
Eric Muentner the Harvard instructor whose wife died in Boston issues a multi thousand word pamphlet titled Protests mailed from New Orleans. The unsigned document defends him and attacks those who commented while noting no copies were ordered in New Orleans printing offices.
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Mitchell to seek settlement in Southwestern miners dispute
Kansas City June 6 The Southwestern Coal Miners association subcommittee resumed talks as George Colville says John Mitchell is to be asked from Indianapolis to help settle Missouri miners differences. District presidents from Kansas Indian Territory and Arkansas joined the operators last week and are ready to return to work while Missouri miners hold out.
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George Colville
Missouri
John Mitchell
Indianapolis
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Indian Territory
Arkansas
Southwestern Coal Operators’ Association
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway of Texas Elects New Directors
A special meeting in Dallas elected Adrian H. Joline of New York and F. N. Finney of St. Louis as new directors. Finney became president succeeding the late Henry C. Rouse. Joline was named chairman at a Parsons Kansas meeting to replace Rouse.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway of Texas
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New York
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St. Louis
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Joline
Parsons
Kan
Rouse
HOWARD'S FATE IN CANANEA FIRE
Ed Howard of Santa Barbara is believed burned to death in the Cananea lumber yard fire where he worked in the company office. Harry McIntosh, also thought lost, is safe. Captain Rynning faced questions from Governor Kibbey after leaving the territory to command volunteers in Cananea.
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Fifteen and Tie Inconclusive Game Amid Darkness
In a Southern League and Texas League cross schedule update, Waco and Cleburne battled to a four four tie after fifteen innings as darkness halted play. Other scores include Greenville 4 Dallas 1 Fort Worth 10 Temple 2 San Antonio 4 Lake Charles 6 Beaumont 6 Austin 5 Houston 7 Galveston 2 Montgomery 8 Memphis 3 Atlanta 5 New Orleans 3 Nashville 6 Shreveport 1 National League results show Brooklyn 3 St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 8 Pittsburg 9 Boston 3 Chicago 6 New York 0 American League Chicago 7 Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 9 New York 5. Also Madrid bomb outrage suspect arrests reported in Barcelona with the director of the Modern School among those detained.
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Chamberlain Re-Elected Governor of Oregon
Portland reports C. E. Chamberlain Democrat re-elected as Oregon governor by a majority between 1 000 and 2 509 over J H Whitcombe Republican. J Bourne Jr Republican leads for US senator by about 5 000. W R Ellis Republican elected congressman in the second district over J H Graham Democrat, and W A Lawley Republican leads G W Galloway Democrat in the first district. Woman suffrage defeated by a tremendous majority.
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Portland
C. E. Chamberlain
J. H. Whitcombe
J. Bourne, Jr
United States
W. R. Ellis
J. H. Graham
W. A. [_awley
G. W. Galloway
Representative Ellerbee Challenges Cotton Acreage Figure
South Carolina congressman introduces a resolution charging the agriculture department overstated cotton acreage at 28,786,000 acres. He calls for tabulated sheets by seven classes of correspondents and alleges manipulation to the south’s disadvantage.
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Washington
Ellerbee
South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
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South
Guatemalan Revolutionists Repulsed, Says Minister Coombs
Washington June 6 The American minister Mr Coombs telegraphs that revolutionists in Guatemala have been repulsed.
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Mr. Coombs
Guatemala
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