Balliet Denies Responsibility For Circulars And Letters
Balliet took the stand for the defense in the long trial, denying involvement with government-criticized publications, letters, and circulars. He testified about contracts, the White Swan mine, and the Oregon publications while describing his relations with Woodward, the White Swan Mining and Milling company, and the $15,000 to $320,000 invested in acquiring and developing the mine. The court paused as the defense rested and the government prepared its opening arguments for the next session.
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Balliet
Baker City
White Swan
Ballier
Des Moines
Young A Alf
W. W. Woodward
Puststy Barstow
Manilla
Biles
Bishen
Colonel Callahan
Stewart
Duu
Balnat
Talbet
Francisco
Eurg
Iowa
San Francisco
Story County
Nevada
Apri
Iowa Savings and Loan Association
Youngerman
Woodward
Pallier
White Swan Mining and Milling Company
Haker City
Mee
W. Woodward
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Ming
Ines
Nis
Lalliet
Dot
Bailliet
Rompany
Also News
Balllet
Wines
Iit
Mining News
Alder Creek Mining Company
California
Golden Swan
Plummer
Spokane
San Francisco Ofice
Weldeman
Post Office
Higgins
Dunn
Carroll B
Kate Logue
White Swan Company
Baker County
Oregon
Tigner
Dr. Linn
Washington
W WW
Balet
Miles
Ures
Shecks
Standard Oil Company
Rioting and clashes as meat wagons reach downtown Chicago
A large scale strike by meat wagons non union drivers triggered violent clashes in Chicago streets. Police and riot crowds clashed as 33 wagons reached downtown from stockyards, injuring scores and arresting many. Streetcar lin es blocked and stores faced riotous interference as 1,300 drivers also walked out. Multiple department stores and wholesalers were targeted with police protection, and a Fair store delivery attempt ended in a violent confrontation with bricks and shattered windows.
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State Street
Steres
Marshall Field & Co
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
C. A. Stevens & Bros
Mandel Bros
Schlessinger & Mayer
Hillman's
Boston
the Fair
A. M. Rothschild & Co
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Fair
South Clark Street
Irwin Brothers and Wallagner,Winslow & Co
Fair Store
Clark Street
William Kiser
Irwin Bros
Harrison Street
Michigan Avenue
Kiser
Charney Hoda
Roda
Meat Train Riot Flares Amid Chicago Police Clash
Rioters clash with police as a meat caravan moves from yards to city districts. From dawn to night, revolver fire and brick attacks disrupt Peck and State streets, Peck and Michigan avenue, with drivers assaulted yet few injuries reported. City officers dispersing crowds face relentless hostility.
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Irwin Brothers
Peck
State Streets
Michigan Avenue
Lodge Philippine bill passes senate 48 to 30
Washington June 3. Shortly after 5 o'clock today the senate passed the Lodge Philippine bill by a vote of 48 to 30. Three Republicans Hoar Mason and Wellington voted against the measure while one Democrat McLaurin voted for it. General Miles credited with support.
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Washington
Senate
Messrs. Hoar
Massachusetts
Mason
Linus
Wellington
Maryland
Nelson bill favored by House commerce committee
The House Committee on Commerce approved a favorable report for the Nelson bill creating a Department of Commerce. An amendment limiting the department to commerce was adopted 7 to 4 and the panel moved to refine the measure, with final action deferred to a subcommittee and Chairman Hepburn.
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House
Department of Commerce
Washington
House Committee On Commerce
Stewart
New Jersey
Mann
Illinois
Senate
Department of Commerce and Labor
Labor Branch
Department
Commerce
Unt
Hep- Lurne
Senate exchange over Agul nations defense and remarks
Mr. McComas of Maryland criticised Mr. Patterson for his defense of Agulnatio as eight thousand miles away and unable to defend himself. Mr. Dietrich spoke with personal remarks prompting Mr. Bauey of Texas to demand notes. Dietrich offered to withdraw if his remarks violated Senate rules.
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McComas
Maryland
Patterson
Agulnatio
Dietrich
Bauey
Texas
Senate
Philippine Government Bill Passes Senate in Washington
The measure approves the presidents action creating the Philippine commission and offices of civil governor and vice governor. It authorizes appointments by the president with senate consent, applies most of the US Bill of Rights, and directs a later census and reports. It authorizes municipal and provincial self rule, land rules, bonds, and a Manila mint for silver coinage. The war department retains a senior officer.
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Bisa Lt
Senate
Washington
Philippines
Philippine Commission
United States
Philppine Islands
Supreme Court
Commission
Tnted
Philippine Islands
Pippine Islands
Wellheg
Government of the Philippines
Congress
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Conbtess
Manila
Rngular
War Department
United States Army
Anthracite Situation Unchanged in Lackawanna District
Wilkesbarre June 3 There were no developments in the anthracite strike today as miners and operators held firm. Union leaders reported many engineers firemen and pumpmen quit yesterday and today, while owners said they still have plenty of nonunion workers. Disturbances rise slightly but no injuries or law violations were reported. Modern Pictures Sell Wall Paris June 3 Mme Valestz de la Bignes sold paintings totaling 51435 with De taille’s piece topping 6220. Other works brought 4000 to 2600 dollars.
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Wilkesbarre
Kirike
Linus
Mitchell
Modern Pictures
Paris
Mme, Valestz de la
Dietrich Offers Bill to Abolish Sugar Differential
Washington June 3 Senator Dietrich of Nebraska proposes a compromise bill to abolish the refined sugar differential while raising duties on raw sugars, granting Cuba an 85 percent reduction from the higher raw sugar duty. He argues the change would curb the sugar trust, benefit Philippine freight offsets, and expose Cuban reciprocity supporters.
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Washington
Dietrich
Nebraska
Senate Committee On
Cuba
United States
Fle
House Debates Anti Anarchy Bill and Substitute
Washington June 3 The House adopted the conference report on the river and harbor bill and sent it to the president. It then began consideration of the anti anarchist measure with a substitute by Mr Ray of New York, who argued that penalty provisions must fit official duties. The committee favoring the bill said it protects the president and others in succession, while opponents argued the death penalty for killing the president or a successor is unconstitutional and that equal protection under law suffices.
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House Committee
Washington
House
Senate
Ray
New York
Judiciary Committee
Liebbl
Stevesson
Hamlelle
Aml Cubinot
Supreme Ocourt
Congress
Mr. Way
Lanham
Texas
NO CHANGE IN RNATIONS SQUADRON TO ITALY DESPITE CHICAGO TROUBLE
Washington reports a small cabinet meeting with only three members present Secretary Hay Moody and Postmaster General Payne amid discussion of the Venice court of inquiry findings. The Adriatic squadron may depart Italian waters as a Venice verdict is awaited, while no international actions are expected. The cabinet also reviewed fall travel maneuvers and consular service needs.
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Auhield
Italy
Chicago
Washington
Hay
Moody
Paynes
Court of Inquiry
Ertain
Venice
Galesburgs New Library Dedication Highlights Carnegie Gift
Galesburg Illinois dedicates its new public library a project costing eighty thousand dollars with fifty thousand provided by Andrew Carnegie. Colonel George RB Peri of Chicago delivered the address to several thousand in attendance. A Grand Army of the Republic room is set aside in the building. Prohibition Contest in Lincoln Nebraska draws prohibition orators from Atlantic to Pacific with D Leigh Colvin of UC presiding. Delegations from ten states attend as prizes totaling ten dollars in value are announced.
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Galenburg
Galesburg
Public
Andrew Carnegie
George RB. Peri
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln
Neb
Atlantic
Pacific
Jaws
Ohio
Missouri
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iinois
Michigan
New York
Oregon
D. Leigh Colvin
University of California
Weather Forecast for Iowa in Washington June 3
Washington reports fair weather for Iowa with sun and light winds on Wednesday and Thursday. No precipitation expected and temperatures likely mild, aiding outdoor plans across the state.
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Washington
Iowa
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South Carolina
Lodge
Colorado
Carmack
Tennessee
Congressional Record
Sixto Lopez
Culberson
Andrew K. Wier
F. P. Arnold
PF. W. Wem
Filpinos
Beveridge
Ine
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Philippine Committee
P.xhouse
Nelson Bill
Commarea
Skle Cam Chum
Dons
Cubs
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