Bryan on Democracy Socialism Distinction and Trust Regulation
Berlin June 11 Hank William J Bryan discusses the difference between Democracy and Socialism and calls for regulation of corporations. He criticizes private monopolies and urges open campaign books. He plans tours to Europe and back to New York aboard the Princess, arriving Aug 29. Curtis Jett confession questioned in Cynthiana Kentucky.
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Berlin
Hank
William J. Bryan
United States
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Beef Trust
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
St. Petersburg
Sweden
Norway
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Gibraltar
New York
Postmasters Back Pay Proposed by Culberson Resolution
Washington June 11 Senator Culberson introduces a resolution to reimburse 331 Texas postmasters who served 1864 to 1874 but were underpaid under the act of March 3 1883. Named claimants include N W Harris Waco 940 John Doerchester Sherman 3002 Franklin Beaumont Lavaca 720 George Kelley Palestine 1100 and others from Navasota Dallas Corpus Christi Columbus Calvert Brenham Jefferson.
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Culberson
Washington
Senator Culberson
Texas
N. W. Harris
Waco
John Doerchester
Sherman
Franklin Beaumont
Lavaca
George Kelley
Palestine
W. H. Ackerman
Navasota
Aaron Peer
Donald Campbell
Jefferson
W. M. Jones
Dallas
J. T. Marshal
Corpus Christi
H. H. Haskell
Columbus
H. W. Hall
Calvert
D. A. Allen
Brenham
Train collision near Red Bank kills three and injuries many
At Red Bank New Jersey on June 11 the Central Railroad of New Jersey Atlantic City flyer ran into an open switch. The fireman and two passengers were killed. About thirty passengers were injured.
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Red Bank
N. J
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Atlantic City Flyer
Home Coming Week Brings Kentuckians Back to Louisville
Louisville June 11 Every train entering Louisville carries visitors for Home Coming Week as former Kentuckians from all states pour in. Cities businesses display flags and homes are decorated as entertainments vary across the week. Prime Minister Expires in Sydney Richard John Seddon died of heart failure aboard the steamer Owesley Grange at sixty one years old.
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Louisville
Union
Sydney
Richard John Seddon
New Zealand
Owesley Grange
Mr. Sedson
President's Uncle Ill at Lake Rayville
New York June 11 Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the resident is seriously ill at his country home Lotus Lake Rayville L I He is seventy seven years of age.
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New York
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lotus Lake
Rayville
Longworths Reach London After Pleasant Voyage
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in London from Southampton aboard the St Louis on a pleasant voyage. They were greeted by Ambassador Reid and embassy staff and will stay at Dorchester House during their London visit, with a possible Ascot week dinner with the king.
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British Metropolis
Reid
London
Nicholas Longworth
Southampton
St. Louis
London and Southwestern
England
Longworth
Washington
Mr. Swalm
Ambassador Reid
Miss Reid
Miss Carter
Gibbons
Burns Interested in Meat Inspection Reliability
London June 11 John Burns president of the local government board asked the foreign office to contact the Washington state department to gauge how much trust can be placed in the U S meat inspection by the bureau of animal industry He made the move in reply to a house of commons question from William Fields alleging boneless beef and pork imported from America were converted into sausages sold as English products Burns noted difficulties in British inspection but said local authorities will enforce powers to the fullest extent.
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London
John Burns
Local Government Board
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
House of Commons
William Fields
St. Patrick's
Dublin
Irish Cattle Traders and Stock Owners’ Association
Burns
America
No Sunday Baseball Games Ordered in Greater New York
New York June 11 There were no professional or semi professional baseball games in Greater New York Sunday. Police Commissioner Bingham issued orders during the week to prevent any Sunday games where admission was charged directly or indirectly.
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New York
Greater
Bingham
Great Texas ball games and a one hour record match
In Texas sports notes Dallas defeated Waco 4 to 0 and 11 to 0 in a one hour record contest. Fort Worth defeated Cleburne 5 to 4 and Temple tied Greenville 3 to 3 in twelve innings. South Texas League results include Houston 1 Galveston 0 and San Antonio 4 Austin 3. American League scores show Philadelphia 5 St Louis 2 Chicago 1 New York 0. A separate Kentucky report details 13000 gallons of whisky spilled from Fitzgerald distillery in Frankfort causing $25000 loss as fish were intoxicated and the stream polluted.
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Texas
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Cleburne
Temple
Greenville
Frankfort
Fitzgerald
Benson Creek
Lafayette
Denver
Colo
Houston
Denver Road
Galveston
St. Louis
Denison
Imgk. & T
St.Louis
Austin
Emperor Receives Austrian and Hungarian Delegations
In Vienna on June 11 the Emperor held a formal audience with members of the Austrian and Hungarian delegations. The meeting marked a ceremonial strengthening of diplomatic ties amid ongoing discussions.
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Vienna
Morris consecrated coadjutor bishop of Little Rock
Rev John B Morris of this city was consecrated bishop of Acmonia and coadjutor bishop of Little Rock at St Marys cathedral Nashville on Monday morning. The ceremony drew many Catholic leaders with Rt Rev Byrne of Nashville as consecrator and Archbishop Moeller of Cincinnati preaching the sermon. Bishop Mort, born in Summer county, was among attendees.
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Little Rock
Nashville
John B. Morris
Acmonia
Littl Rock
St. May’s
Byrne
Edward Patrick Allen
Mobile
N. A Gallagher
Galveston
Moeller
Returning Troops Arrive in Russia With Talk Forbidden
Odessa reports 152000 troops and Russian prisoners from Japan have been landed and dispersed inland since repatriation began. Precautions barred prisoners from speaking on arrival amid fears of mutinous demonstrations. Officers show more disaffection than rank and file, hoping Parliament survives until spring to back its demands.
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Russia
Odessa
Japan
Guards Attack at Dillonvale Coal Office
On Monday an attack occurred at the M. A. Hanna Coal company check house in Dillonvale Ohio. Fifty shots were fired from a hill about 200 feet away. Four watchmen were inside but no one was hurt. Company officials with Mayor Iberle organized a protective response. no shots were fired by the company.
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Dillonvale
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Iberle
Terrorists in Poland Attack City Officials in Siedlce
In Siedlce three municipal officials were attacked by armed terrorists while walking at night. The mayor and the governor's office chief died, while the police board secretary was seriously injured, as ongoing violence disrupts state and municipal operations in Poland.
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Poland
Warsaw
Siedlce
Suit Over Frozen Fingers Sues Rosenbaum Grain Firm
Ed Taylor sues for $10,000 claiming frost injury to fingers while employed by Rosenbaum Grain in Fort Worth. Judge Mike E. Smith sustains defendant demurrer. Taylor appeals to the court of civil appeals. Smith ruled the company not liable for weather conditions.
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Fort Worth
Aleging
Rosenbaum Grain Company
Ed Taylor
Mike E. Smith
Seventeenth District Court
Taylor
Court of Civil Appeals
Smith
Adverse to Patrick Denies New Trial Move
Recorder Goff denied Albert T. Patrick’s motion for a new trial in his murder case of William Marsh Rice. Governor Commended. Also noted, Governor Roosevelt’s telegram to Governor Guild endorsing his non interference. Several other items reported across cities on June 11.
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Goff
Caee
New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Texas
Boston
Governor Guild
Roosevelt
Charles L. Tucker
Cotton deal in Navasota $200000 paid
In a cotton deal at Navasota Texas two hundred thousand dollars changed hands. Sheep destined for mutton are being shipped from San Angelo Texas to northern points. Harry Van Nest, an Indian boy, died in Tulsa Indian Territory from whisky believed poisoned. Fayetteville Arkansas will establish at Muskogee the finest wholesale drug store in Indian Territory.
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Navasota
Tex
San Angelo
Harry van Nest
Tulsa
I. T
Fayetteville
Ark
Muskogee
Indian Territory
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Thomas B. Collier
Tennessee
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Johnson Parker
RYE
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Joe B
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Fribend-In-Nerd Society
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