Senate Debates Panama Canal Claims and Kentucky Trial
A lively Senate debate centers on Mr. Morgans resolution to probe American stockholders in the Panama Canal company and possible influence on the French court. Senators Spooner Hanna Mitchell and others oppose, while Morgan defends action as clarification of lobbying and payments. The measure advances to the calendar without action as discussions touch Kentucky politics and Governor Goebel’s murder case.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Deboe
Blackburn
Kentucky
Taylor
Goebel
United States
Spooner
Wisconsin
Congress
Pansuma Canal Company
Panama Company
Panama Canal Company
Mitchell
Oregon
Nicaragua
Panama
Hanna
Canal
Aldrich
House
Oklahoma
Predicte Breakup in the Church of England a lecture by Dr Moore
Dr W T Moore of London, editor of the Christian Commonwealth, speaks in a series at Central Christian church and University Place, predicting a future split of the Church of England into broad, high, and low branches. He recounts English conservatism toward new ideas, notes about eighty Christian churches in Britain, and remarks on nonconformist leaders.
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Church of England
Church of
W. T. Moore
London
Christian Commonwealth
Disciples of Christ
Great Britain
H. O. Breeden
Central Christian Church
Moore
Central Church
University Place Church
Chautauqua Park
Columbia
Lon-+ clan
Lyman Abbate
England
Atlantic
Orient
English Channel
United Brethren
Church of Christ
West London
Episcopal Church In America
Longland
Dear Farrar
Canon Willberforce
Peplow
Liverpool
Rye
High Church
United Kingdom
Uut
Fairbairn
Mansfield College
Oxford
Jooseph Parker
Alexander Macla
Commonwealth
Counterfeit silver and glass dollar tied to Des Moines ring
Laborers at a local saloon reportedly passed counterfeit silver and glass dollars to federal agents. Deputies note several similar coins appeared in the past week, often in change from saloons, with Des Moines as their suspected source. Authorities sent the coins to Omaha Secret Service for tracing and suspect two separate production and distribution bands.
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Labour Cove
Grand Avenue
Hedrick
Des Moines
Secret Service
Omaha
Christian
Pluma Gold Mine Indorsed By Leading Des Moines Investor
George W Ogilvin, a respected Des Moines businessman, reports after multiple visits to the Pluma mine that conditions have improved, noting a new shaft house, boiler, pump and ore shows strong gold values. He endorses the management plan to sink to 60 feet then drift to reveal the ledge and believes the stock will rise as funds are raised. Critics say the mine’s success hinges on shaft completion and financing. Bloomfield cost none better.
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George W. Ogilvin
Des Moines
Pluma Mine
Blume
Nile
Acre
Creed Bailey
Tom Atkins
Jack Anderson
Peter Griffeth
Two Bills Still in Dispute Over Naval and General Deficiency
Washington June 2 The House adjourned with only the general deficiency bill and one naval appropriation item remaining in dispute between the two houses. The rest of the appropriation bills were settled, leaving the Deficiency and naval items as the sole unsettled budget issues.
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House
Washington
Test Your Kidneys Symptoms Claim Cure
An advertisement urges readers to collect morning urine for 24 hours, noting milky or cloudy sediment as a sign of kidney disease. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a universal remedy for kidney, bladder, blood diseases, and related pain, offering free analysis and advice after sending a sample.
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Warner
Prances W. Gresilaqi
League of Educal Society
Washington
Arner
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Des Moines
Warner's Safe Cure and a House adjournment noted
An ad for Warner's Safe Cure claims kidney and urinary relief with endorsements from Frances W. Gresiniaki of the League of Education. The second item reports a District of Columbia bill meeting parliamentary action with a contested Missouri seat, Indian Territory issues, and an adjournment schedule for the House.
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District of Columbia
House
Horton Vs. Butler
Missouri
Fuller
Butler
Babcock
Wisconsin
A. R
Moon
Tennessee
Indiana Territory
Territory
Jefferson
Gambling sting nets most men in Des Moines seizure
Twenty six men pleaded guilty in a Des Moines gambling roundup. All but eight faced $10 fines after quick arraignment before Judge Silvars. Several suspects were released on bonds. others faced varying outcomes as cases continued. Separately, officer assault and other incidents were reported with mixed resolutions and ongoing investigations.
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Silvars
Gilly
Moseich
W. Good
Pattco
Tuesay
Keeley Institute Des Moines Nominates Postmasters and Grants Pensions
Washington notes Iowa postmaster nominations sent to the senate listing Franke H. Fritcher Nashua L H Camp La Porte City J O Saint Marshalltown G R Badger and others plus pensions awarded including John C Shrader Iowa City Mary Shelton Huston Timlinston and more with various amounts and acts dated June 11 termed as original and special acts for widows mothers and veterans in a brief notices roundup.
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Xews
Washington
Fresitieu
Masts Velit
Iowa
Senate
Franke H. Fritcher
Nashua
L. H. Camp
Laporte City
J. O. Saint
Marshalltown
G. R. Badger
Ux City
M. Johnson
Carson
H. N. Boy Ohregor
Towave
John C. Shrader
Iowa City
Mary Shelton Huston
Timlinston
George Houghain
Rippey
Tenry Winterset
George McClarnen
Renjar Uriles
Burlington
John A. Verisenien
Des Moines
Stephen R Jones
Gilbert
Council Bluffs
Oscar W. Lowery
Margaret J. Meek
Elizabeth J. Morgridgs
Witton Junction
Wielle Miona Moses
Muscatine
Spain
Innie C. Exohotl
Council Blufts
Elks Carnivals Closing in Des Moines Amid Rain Losses
Des Moines lodge No. 38 B P O E wraps up a rain drenched carnival. Receipts near 1800 from the kangaroo court while expenses reach 11000 to 12000. About 500 dollars net ahead, club house project still possible. A $400 auto prize was to be awarded by lot.
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Elks
Kangaroo Court
Iowa State Military Band
Sultana
Des Moines Lodge No. 38
Ruger Bradshaw
Kubeck and
Pollock
Frank Albrecht
Frank Randolph
Doc’ Shope
L. E. Donovan
BE. Johnson
Nain
Knights of the Gang
West Des Moines
Labour
Congress of Nations
Earry
Columbus
Jabour Wis
Des Moines
Mogaltar
Tabour
Wiks
George Jabour
Oriental Circus
Mae
Bradshaw
Jabour
Wateree Ship Driven Across Town by Giant Pacific Wave
In Pearson's Weekly tale set opposite Aricg, Bavi, the Wateree ships aground after a colossal submarine quake lifts it from the bay and deposits it on dry land. Local guides recount the marvel with a fixed folk explanation that the ship sailed there by itself years ago.
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Pearson's
Aricg
Bavi
Casey
Pacific Ocean
Prac
Remarkable natural and aerial marvels of travel in history
A sweeping survey recounts extraordinary events from tidal upheavals lifting ships to remote coast towns, to frozen lake railways where trains cross Arctic ice. It notes submarine and air travel hazards, including ballooning near air holes and a Burmese contractor testing wheels on European railways, with mixed outcomes and lessons.
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Arica
Arequipa
Iquique
Tucna
Chencha
Peru
Ecuador
Santa Cruz
Frederienstatt
United States
Lake Aaikal
Siberia
Travete
M. Vissandier
Neemes
Arhrst
Ballet seeks new trial in fraud case in Omaha
Balliet and Dowes attorneys file motion for a new trial in theWhite Swan mince stock venture case. Judge Inger may hear July 4 in Omaha. motion seeks error rulings, witness indorsements, and jury instruction issues as basis for appeal. Also notes Fourth of July excursion rates by Chicago Great Western from Des Moines.
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Parrish & Dowes
Jon Ballet
Tock Venture
Inger
Omaha
Munger Caving
J. H. Welch
Chicago Great Western Railway
Corner Fifth
Walnut Streets
Des Moines
Sunday School Officers Elected Reflecting Expansion of Global Association
The International Sunday School association appointed W. N. Harrn of Boston as chairman of the executive committee and reelected Marion Lawrence of Toledo as general secretary and George R. Merrill as committee secretary. A fieldworker for the colored Leopre of thy stuth was named and officers from major regions were announced. The convention discussed uniform Sunday school lessons, proposed class gradations, and reaffirmed the temperance lesson plan.
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Denver
Colo
W. N. Harrn
Boston
Marion Lawrence
Toledo
Honal
Derver
Joajusty
Knollys
D. A. McKamy
Nashville
Tom Vin
Thomas B. Nealey
Miler
Philamn
Dunning
Com
Scuiere
Tae Nlan
Tein Cotts Og Torsata
Ami
Hartshorn
I Mites
Lele
Wallace Arrow Day Parade Des Moines Arrival Parade Route
The Wallace Circus arrives by special tram in Des Moines and unloads at Ninth Street crossing. A morning parade begins at 9 o'clock with horse stalls and showmen inviting public attendance despite weather concerns. The route passes Wind Source to the exhibition West in Slounds.
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Des Moines
Wallace Circus
Eatchy
Ninth Street
Rock Iskind
Wallace
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Spooser
Henna
Goss
Detalla
The
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Allison
Teller
Duluth, Pierre & Black Is Railroad Company
Missouri River
Pierre, & CB
Washington Monument Association
Alexandria
Colorado
Estes G. Rathbone
Bitchell
Cat
China
Dawson's Hardware
Logus
Dor Mother
Pluma Gold
Geo. W. Ogilvie
Bloomfield
Indian Territory
Committee On Rules
Bilt
Speaker
Keeley Institute
Lows
Nterferes
Elks' Carnival
Elka Wil
Hackett- Carhart
Walnut Street
Telelanis
Balliet
National Association
King Edward
Omceig
Sdabaina
Maleod
Quebec
Tees Rhete Aalind
Watermant South Careolina
Felham
South Dakota
Hamil
Vermont
D. Ae Camp
Virgina
Dawson
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