Italy Keeps Conservative Line At Hague Armament Talks
At The Hague Italy presses a middle course, supporting British arms-limitation aims while backing Austro-German reservations on immediate feasibility. Tittoni, under pressure from Von Buelow, reiterates a united triple alliance stance and opposes pope participation in the second conference.
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Italy
Germany
Austria
England
France
Rapallo
White
Paris
America
Prince von Buelow
Tittoni
United States
Signor Tittoni
Chamber of Deputies
Triple Alliance
Second Hague
Republic of Panama
M. Mouravieff
M. van Weede
Admiral Canevro
Vatican
Fridgo Sheriff Barred by Judge in Schmitz Case
A judge barred Fridgo sheriff from a Schmitz gas case citing personal bias. The ruling restricts the official from further involvement in ongoing proceedings and directs reassignment to avoid conflict. Proceedings continue with alternate officials handling related matters.
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Fridgo Sherif
Schmitz Gase
Fairbanks Lauds McKinley at Grant University Speech
Vice President Fairbanks lauded William McKinley citing Spanish American War links to Washington and Lincoln. He declared the war a historical part of liberty's march and praised a peace loving nation that drew swords in freedom's name to plant the Union on foreign soil.
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Commercial Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fairbanks
U. S. Grant University
McKinley
William McKinley
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Spain
Confederate Veterans Barred From Capitol Visit
About one hundred armed Tennessee Confederate veterans carrying the stars and bars were kept from entering the Capitol as an organized group. Capitol police allowed admission only as private citizens after they lowered their flag and disarmed. Congressman John Wesley Gaines accompanied the veterans and protested the decision.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Tennnessee
United States
Richmond
White House
Pennsylvania
Capitol
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
Distillers Seek Agreement on Labeling Order
A test case in the labeling order dispute reaches a decision, with distillers seeking a settlement or agreement. The ruling focuses on compliance standards and labeling requirements facing producers and regulators.
Three Die As Gasoline Car Explodes In Illinois
A car loaded with gasoline exploded near Reddick Illinois after a hot box caused a train derailment. F W Hatt ing barber of Reddick John Frazer of Danville and Austin Stockton of Danville were killed. Ten others were burned and several freight cars burned.
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Commercial Tribune
Reddick
Ill
F. W. Hatting
John Frazer
Danville
Austin Stockton
Chicago, Indiana & Southern Railroad
Wabash Railroad
Terre Haute Councilmen Attack Fairbanks Endorsement
Terre Haute Indiana June 4 The City Council voted six to three to spread on record bitter speeches by Republican Councilmen Allen and Nattkemper opposing Vice President Fairbanks endorsement as a corporation candidate. They urged Roosevelt as the preferred nominee and accused Fairbanks of trying to control local utilities and school boards.
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Indiana
Council
Fairbanks
Mo.d
Urges San Francisco Apology From City Mayor
Tokyo June 4 Count Okuma former Progressive Party leader now retired but still shaping opinion is quoted by opposition papers urging Japan to demand a public apology from San Francisco’s mayor and to seek treatment for Japanese nationals akin to that accorded Anglo-Saxons in the United States.
Stolypin Laws Rejected by Austian Douma in Russia
The St Petersburg Austian Douma rejected two Stolypin temporary laws. One extended punishment and military court trials for troops or sailors conducting revolutionary propaganda. The other allowed police to fetter political prisoners. Rumors of dissolution circulated as Constitutional Democrats seek a constitutional agrarian program to force government action. Milukoff opposes rushing new tactics.
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ST. Petersburg
Stolypin
Constitutional Democrats
Constitutional Democratic Agrarian
Milukoff
Harriman Faces Government Probe On Merged Lines
Washington June 4 Commissioner Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission said by July 1 legal steps would compel E H Harriman to answer questions from a recent New York hearing on the Harriman lines merger. Kellogg will represent the Government in the case.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Yerkes & Hamilton
Association of Independent Distillers
J. J. Hemphill
Bonaparte
Torney General
Roosevelt
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. H. Harriman
New York City
Harriman Lines
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil
Mr. Kellogg
Mr. Harriman
Bomb kills five in Lodz riot as terrorists strike
In Lodz Poland on June 4 terrorists hurled a bomb at police officials killing two detectives and wounding two soldiers and three others. A patrol then fired on the crowd wounding thirteen. Thirty arrests followed the incident.
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Lodz
Russian
Poland
Connec
Street car struck train. two dead in Alabama blaze
A street car collided with a train carrying molten metal pots at 1 30 am in Birmingham. The crash set the car ablaze, fatally burning two men and injuring several others.
Disastrous quake in Hsin Kiang kills thousands
The Shawmut carried news of a severe earthquake at Hsin Kiang where 4000 people reportedly died and many homes were destroyed. Relief instructions were issued by the Empress Dowager to local governors.
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Hsin Kiang
Victoria, B. Co
Shawmut
Peking
Nishi Shimbun
Tokyo
Ruling deprives Onio veterans of their pensions
The June 4 report from the Commercial Tribune notes that Assistant Secretary of the Interior Wilson has ruled that twenty Union Civil War regiments from Ohio are ineligible for pensions. The decision centers on the first twelve three month regiments, who did not serve ninety days in the field due to later three year regiments being raised and the three month men returning home on furlough.
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Commercial Tribune Bureau
Munsspy
Washington
D.C
Commercial Tribune
Wilson
Ohio
Chinese Guerrilla Tactics Lead Insurgents in Amoy Rise
Reports from Amoy indicate insurgent leaders urge peasants to aid movement and use guerrilla tactics while authorities report attacks on officials and a June 24 uprising date looming. Viceroy Canton notes suppression of disorders at Lien Chow and Pakhoi with missionaries safe. A Hongkong dispatch says Methodist missionary Pollard was beaten at Chao-Tung-Fu and missionaries are fleeing Swatow and Pakhoi to Hongkong.
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Amoy
China
Shanghai
Jume
Canton
Peking
Lien Chow and
Pakhoi
London
Hongkong
Pollard
Chao-Tung-Fu
Swatow
Ohio has oldest rural carrier in the nation
Elijah P. Wright, mail carrier on Rural Delivery Route No. 3 from South Columbus to Shadeville, Ohio, is likely the oldest in service and age. At about 80 years old, he has delivered the U S Mails for fifty-five years and maintains a twenty two mile route with good health.
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Wright Hale
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Elijah P. Wright
South Columbus
Shadeville
Wright
United States
Idaho Prosecution Details Inner Circle Conspiracy
James H. Hawley leads Idaho opening against William D. Haywood charging murder of Frank Steunenberg and a federation plot to control politics through assassins. He cites Caldwel l crime and planned wage scale for crimes, amid defense objections and courtroom exchanges.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
James H. Hawley
State of Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Federation of Miners
North Idaho
Hawley
Governo Steunenberg
Caldwell
Harry Orchard
Coeur d'Alene
Lfe
Inner Circle
Stephen Adams
Federation
North
Idaho
Judato Co
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