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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
1
Obituaries and brief items report multiple deaths and notable events. Maccaret Brennan and Scripps founder Ibsen are among the figures noted. broader items cover court actions, government openings, and global affairs with mentions of troop withdrawals, weather impacts, and transport milestones.
A bomb near the royal carriage of King Alfonso and Queen Victoria killed at least twenty, with many wounded as the cortege neared the palace. The attack occurred on Mayor Street, amid scenes of battlefield chaos and casualties including the Duchess of Alameda’s household.
The presidents commission report outlines two and a half weeks of work in Chicago and New York leading to findings of filthy, unsanitary conditions in meat processing rooms. It cites dirty floors, unwashed hands, contaminated handling, and lack of government inspection in sausage and canned products.
The conference report grants fifty five delegates to the Indian territories with fifty five to Oklahoma and one to the Osage reservation. It strikes the Waites amendment and keeps Oklahoma lands for its schools with lease provisions. Guthrie serves as temporary capital until a legislature fixes a permanent site. New Mexico and Arizona may vote separately on the constitution.
Washington June 5 United States Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland died suddenly at home after months of illness. A veteran senator for eighteen years he led his party in the chamber and was regarded as a top presidential prospect. He chaired the Republican executive committee and helped secure the Cleveland victory in 1884.
Proceedings show Senate and House considering multiple items. Topics include employee injury compensation, pensions, and statehood discussions while memorials and adjournment note the day. President pro tempore Moreada and others shape actions amid partisan debate.
In Torrejon de Ardos between Madrid and Alcala Manuel Morales, chief suspect in the royal bomb outrage, was captured and killed after a guard was fatally shot. Morales fired at pursuers, then fatally turned the revolver on himself. Senor Cuesta, hotel owner, identified Morales from the balcony view.
Washington June 2 Representative Robert Adams of Pennsylvania died at Emergency hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He was found in his Metropolitan club chambers with a pistol nearby and a bullet wound in his mouth after an apparent suicide attempt. A morning letter to Speaker Cannon cited debts beyond resources as the motive. Adams, 57, a Penn graduate, had served in Congress since 18. He reported and helped push the Cuban resolutions and the declaration of war against Spain.
Washington June 2 conferees on the railroad rate bill have reached a complete agreement and the report has been signed. Most of the senate amendments were agreed to.
In a suburb skirmish between a local troupe and the Obkhotsi band, the Obkhotsi suffered eleven fatalities. Several soldiers were also killed in the encounter near Ratum on June 5.
From Naco Arizona June 2 a report says peace returned after the Arizona Rangers arrived to quell rioting at the Green Att ean copper mines. 500 well armed men led by Sonora governor Ysebl crossed the border and officials counted them. Two Americans George and Will Metcalf and ten Mexicans plus one child were killed. about twenty wounded.
The Senate Committee on Private Naturalized Elections debated removing Reed Smoot from his U S senate seat from Utah. A close vote of 7 to 6 rejected immediate action, with certain members arguing constitutional questions over possible seat challenges. The dispute followed remarks by Senator Dubois and reflected broader tensions over election validity and seating procedures.
Report covers town happenings from Linton and Finneons including voter notices, a Williers county theatrical showing of East Lynne, Edison phonograph promotion in Bismarck, and June primary election plans for county and state delegates with polling details and precincts listed. It notes rain impacts, community figures like Miss Craven, and local candidates and ballot procedures.
Joseph Lach confesses to shooting John Moatler Bear Winmarck and leads authorities to the revolver. Muller remains badly hurt with an artery severed, chances of recovery unclear as motives point to drink and jealousy. Trial of JoH Haselett for Mo Vistikaskisk murder proceeds slowly with prosecutors seeking multiple motives.
In Foster County the special guardian for Patrick Jar kins Hved challenged a claim to his estate as insanity. The court upheld the guardian’s position and affirmed the ward’s land transfer despite the alleged mental incapacity and asylum referral.
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