Philippines Senate Passes Lodge Philippine Government Bill
The Senate voted 48 to 8 to approve the Lodge Philippine Government bill. McLaurin of South Carolina voted for it. Hoar Mason Welllington opposed. The measure sets up a Philippine Commission with civil governor powers, applies most US constitutional rights, and outlines future governance and land rules.
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Lodge
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Beauty Doctor E. Wesley Johnson Freed of Murder Charge
Chicago June 3 Beatty Doctor E Wesley Johnson cleared in the mysterious death of Miss May Thompson. An inquest will be held next Thursday as police failed to produce sufficient evidence for detainment. The report includes other congressional and finance topics from the era.
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Beatty
E. Wesley Johnson
May Thompson
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O'Hara
Lake Street
Miss Thompson
New Bill Aims to Protect U S President and Succession Line
The House began consideration of an anti anarch y bill to shield the President Vice President and successors and bar naturalization for those who preach overthrow. The House substitute alleges unconstitutionality of the Senate version by applying the death penalty only when the President is killed in official duties. The river and harbor conference report was adopted and will go to the President upon signing.
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House
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United States
House Commerce Committee Backs Department of Commerce Plan
The House Committee on Commerce favored a Nelson bill creating a Department of Commerce. An 8 to 4 vote trimmed labor department references and broadened the bill to include other government bureaus to avoid duplication. Final action was deferred for drafting.
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House Committee On Commerce
Nelson
Department of Commerce
Stewart
New Jersey
Ann
Illinois
Senate
Department of Commerce and Labor
Breanburn
President's Nominations Sent From Washington
The President today sent a slate of nominations from Washington on June 3, signaling upward moves in federal appointments across several departments and agencies awaiting Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Postmasters Named in Indiana and Greenfield Areas
In Indiana figures Daniel Surface and Newton Rigmond are linked to Senate posts with postings from Greenfield and surrounding areas. The brief notice lists Postmasters Newton and Rigmond in Indiana.
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Ncer
Greenfield
Ind
Daniel Surface
Senate
Newton Rigmond
Senate committee backs five submarine boats purchase
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee reported the naval appropriation bill authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to contract with the Holland Company for five submarines at up to 175000 each and to test or buy one more. The bill raises House totals to 78166838 and adds forty three navy pay corps officers while striking the half in government yards clause.
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Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Senate
House
Secretary of the Navy
Holland Company
Navy Pay Corps
J S Simon President Of Wittenberg Board
Wittenberg College directors defer President selection to a committee and name J S Simon of Cincinnati as president. Other officers elected include A H Kunkle and Rev C F Steck, with a treasurer report listing endowment at 175000 dollars, 170000 in interest.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Wittenberg College
E.H. K. Bell
Baltimore
E. Greenwalt
Findlay
Findlay; the Rev. Mr. Altman, of Michigan, and Prof. C. G. Heckert
J. 8. Simon
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
A. H. Kunkle
C. F. Steck
Ohio to receive $458000 interest on Civil War aid
The Ohio Claim Agent announced Governor Nash that $458 000 in interest on money advanced to the U S government for arming Ohio volunteers in the Civil War has been allowed and will be paid immediately. With $1 400 000 surplus on hand this should avoid an extra legislative session even if the Willis law is struck down.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Ohio Volunteers
W. O. Telford
Nash
Col Dallas Bache Dies Veteran Army Surgeon Dies in San Diego
Colonel Dallas Bache a retired surgeon general of the U S Army dies at his San Diego home. He began as assistant surgeon in 1861 and served through the Civil War. He later led the Department of Platte chief surgeon at Omaha then Assistant Surgeon General in Washington. He was twice married to the daughter of Major General James W Forsyth.
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San Diego
Cal
Dallas Bache
United States Army
San Francisco
Department of Platte
Omaha
Washington
Bache
James W. Forsyth
Deputy Inspectors Named
Ex Senator Morgan announces appoint ments for Ohio Deputy Inspectors across districts. Names include F C Base Cleveland J F Ward Youngstown J W Bath Elyria and others with reappointments and new duties cited. Also notes a $34 000 Estimating Contest with 1 490 prizes and multiple chances.
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Wood County
Fred Fes Pfeld
Oledo
John W. Bly
Hancock County
D. T. Davis
Carroll County
E. W. Bagley
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Metzger
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B. Pote
Miami
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Clark County
Fincinnat
Rea
John i Eee
Court Orders Hahn Group to Repay Buckeye Fire Fund
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered William M. Hahn Edwin Mansfield Congressman Skiles and Judge Brucker to refund 12944.56 to the Buckeye Mutual Fire Insurance Company bankruptcy estate. Trustees Hahn and Mansfield had earlier underreported liabilities and misallocated assets and fees.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
William M. Hahn
Mansfield
Sithoineke Executive Committee
Edwin Mansfield
Skiles
Shelby
Brucker
Democratic State Central Committee
Supreme Court
Buckeye, Mutual Fire ‘Insunee Company
Hahn
Hahn and Mansfield
Plan Union of the Presbyterians elects officers and nominees
The Rev. C. R. Watson was elected Secretary. Nominations adopted include trustees Rev. R. E. Stewart James H. Scott and E. B. Morrow. boards of Foreign Missions Home Missions Freedmen's Missions Church Extension Publication Education Ministerial Relief and Managers plus committee on membership covenant with multiple named clergy and lay members.
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Alleghenian
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Board of Foreign Missions
R. L. Latimer
Wm. Neely
G. Fitzgerald
Board of Home Missions
G. M Reed
J. W. English
H. W. Temple
Board of Freedmen’s Missions
Peter Dick
R. H. Park
W. D. McGinnis
J. W. Witherspoon
D.D
Board of Church Extension
J. T. Mc
Reery
C. F. Dean
D. L. Hays
H. C. Swearingen
Joseph Hamilton
John A. Wilton
J. K. McClurkin
McKee
McClure
T. H. McMichael
T. B. Turnbull
Stand on Edge at Mt Pelee Crater
Fort de France June 3 1 p m George Kennan and two companions reached Fort de France after a two day absence Prof Angelo Heilprin of the Philadelphia Geographical Society now in Martinique under the National Geographical Society arrives tonight All explorers report health good on ascent to crater edge describing a vast steaming chasm with fumaroles and sulfur crusts while Lake Palmiste emits steam from thousands of vents
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Martinique
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Palmiste
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Crater
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Indorse Hanna for Republican Nomination
In Memphis Tennessee on June 3 a White County Republican mass meeting adopted a resolution naming Marcus A Hanna as the nation’s greatest pacificator and mediator between labor and capital and a financier from the mesvace taiente of a majority of publicans declaring him the 1904 Republican Standard bearer.
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Commercial Tribune
Memphis
Tenn
White County
Marcus A. Hanna
Marcus A. Han
Mind Off Your Bills Subscription Pitch
A brief ad urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to settle concerns and put the matter out of mind. It presents the subscription as a quick, simple solution for readers seeking relief.
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Water supply crisis endangers Miami and Erie Canal
Chief Engineer Perkins warns a severe drought may force shutdowns along the Miami and Erie Canal affecting thousands of workers. Rainfall at the canal summit is 40 inches below normal, with Grand Reservoir in Celina at six feet ten inches low and several other reservoirs well below average. The current supply could last less than a month, risking Lockington to Defiance and parts of the southern division. The Maumee River feed may sustain Defiance to Toledo, but overall outlook is dire.
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Columbus
Perkins
State Board of Public Works
Miami and Erie
Miami and Erie Canal
Grand
Celina
Laramie
Shelby County
Lewistown
Logan County
Grand and Laramie
Lockington
Defiance
Mr. Perkins
Licking
Toledo
Maumee
French Cabinet Resigns In Wake Of Health Reasons
At the Blysee Palace President Loubet presided as M Waldeck Rousseau presented the cabinet resignation citing health and a terminated task. Loubet accepted and said the ministry will carry on until successors are named with Senator Combes likely to form the next cabinet.
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Blysee Palace
Loubet
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Waldeck- Rousseau
M. Loubét
Combes
Senate
Council
the Interder
Tenfold brains contest offers 1490 prizes worth $34000
Invite nine friends to lend their brains and contribute estimates to win one of 1490 prizes in a $34000 contest. Each participant gains from collective effort, multiplying individual chance through shared problem solving.
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Orty
Governor Nash to Camp With Ohio Troops This Summer
Governor Nash will camp with the Ohio troops this summer. The encampment will be by brigades instead of swarmpents. The First Brigade under General W. V. McMakin will go into camp near Newark by February 4.
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Hio
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Eledo
Cas
Stare Aoa
Newark da Soha
Feotemas
Republicans Open Quarters to Agree on Congress Candidate
Republican leaders in Columbus plan to open state headquarters by July and begin campaign work. The State Central Committee will meet the third week of June to choose the Campaign Committee, with General Charles Dick Secretary John R. Malloy and Treasurer William Burdell directing. A harmony on a Congress candidate is sought between Hanna Williams and Daugherty Cyrus Huling, with a single choice or third man possible.
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William
Burdell
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County Central Committee
Second Degree Murder Trial for Hand in Ohio
Walter J. Hand faces first degree murder charges in Chillicothe Ohio for the May 16 1901 murder of John Flynn in a Logan Street tenant house. Prosecution cites brutal killing while defense pleads not guilty and argues insanity. Witnesses including neighbor Mary Delory describe the crime scene and Hand’s flight before capture.
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Walter J. Hand
John Ma
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Common Pleas Court
Hand
Douglas
Flynn
John Flynn
Logan Street
Mary Delory
B. & O. S.W. Railway
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Depty
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Eory
Evanglan
Ivor Johnson
Five Men Hanged at Ponce Porto Rico
In Ponce Porto Rico six condemned men were executed for the September 30 1898 murder at Guayo Adjuntas. Five were garroted within fifty minutes with an average kill time of five minutes. The gang of twenty five men assaulted Antonio del Gade Del Pino and his household looting the home.
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Porto Rico
Baranbe Acevello
Jose Torres
Ramon Trothe Cadend
Juan Torres
Guayo
Adjuntas
Antonio del Gade del Pino
Pino
Ohio German Evange Synod elects officers at Springfield
Special Despatch reports the Ohio German Evangelical Synod meeting in Springfield elected officers. President Rev. J B Migel of Massilon, Vice President L mharat, Secretary Rev S Li Pash of North Amherst, and Treasurer O Bush. The conference concluded this evening.
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J.P
Ohio German Evange Synod
J. BE
Migel
Massilon
L. Mharat
Li Pash
North Amherst
O. Bush
Noted Educator Barrows Dies After Illness At Oberlin
Rev John Henry Barrows D D president of Oberlin College dies after pleuropneumonia and pericarditis at his South Professor Street home. Funeral set for Thursday at Second Congregational Church with college operations suspended through Friday. Barrows famed as author lecturer and organizer of the 1893 World's Parliament of Religions.
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Lfts
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Oxford
Orient
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Postum Cereal Aids Family Health After Coffee Stop
A Franklin Pennsylvania woman recalls her husband’s relief from dyspepsia headaches and stomach trouble after replacing coffee with Postum. She notes headaches eased within days, weight increased to 108 pounds, and long term health improved, urging others to try Postum as a coffee alternative.
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