Notable deaths and events across nations and industries
A compilation notes multiple figures dying or inactive including Janes A. Coye at Sand Rapids, Major Barak G. Thomas at Lexington, John McCarthy at Chicago, and General prominence in racing, politics, and industry. It mentions Standard Oil dividend changes, labor actions in New York, a large Detroit convention, and various disasters and political items from 1906 era news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes A. Coye
Yettigan
Sand Rapids
Standard Oil Company
Cath Ve Knights and Ladies of America
Detroit
Mich
Barak G. Thomas
Nestor
Kentucky Racing
Neuine
Himyar
Dixiana Stud
Lexington
Joseph Constantine
Heath Valley
Nevada
Fistem
Funeral Range
Campaign to Subjugate Pulajanes on Samar Island
The Philippine Commission authorized Governor George Curry to lead a regular troop campaign against the Pulajanes on Samar. Scouts and constabulary will garrison current stations while Curry commands fourteen infantry companies to scour the island. The plan follows a conference with Acting Governor General Ide, General Wood, and Curry, with stubborn resistance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Commission
George Curry
Samar
Curry
Ide
Wood
Fire destroys town leaving hundreds homeless in Stanley
A spark from the Northwestern mill started a blaze in Stanley Wisconsin on May 19. About 100 houses and a dozen businesses were burnt with no contents saved. The Northwestern Lumber department store was destroyed and damage to residences could reach 100000 dollars. The wind prevented any saving. One thousand people are homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Wis
Northwestern
Northwestern Lumber Company
Franklin Street
Marines to defend Panama election site from riot threats
More than 600 Marines stand ready to confront Liberal leaders if riots erupt during Panama's June 24 election. Only 200 Marines currently on the Isthmus, under Major C. J. Long, with over 400 on the Columbia en route to Guantanamo under Major Jereune. The Marblehead sails south with a small marine detachment, limiting land expedition strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
Canal Zone
Secretary of War
War Department
Taft
Marine Corps
C. J. Long
Columbia
Guantanamo
Jereune
Marblehead
Mexican
Isthmus
Indictments in Cleveland Ice Trust Case
The grand jury indicted President Harry Norvell and thirteen City Ice Delivery directors for violating the Valen t ine anti trust law. The defendants are noted local businessmen, owners of merged firms, accused of restraining ice production and raising prices to curb competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry Norvell
City Ice Delivery Company
The
Ice Trust
Valentine
Fee
Tucker suicide halts Newport News bank case
Irwin Tucker president of the Savings Bank of Newport News commits suicide in his hotel room as officers close in with a warrant for defaulting about ten thousand dollars. The bank is closed pending board inquiry with reports suggesting shortages up to twenty thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Irwin Tucker
Savings Bank of
Newport News
Reynolds
Tucker
Savings
Wounded Count Keller in Dragoon Bomb Blast
Count Keller a colonel of dragoons was severely wounded when a bomb exploded as he returned from a review. His horse was killed and his orderly was injured in the attack near Kauszk Russian Poland on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauszk
Russian
Poland
Count Keller
Dragoons
Congress in session as votes and bills markup across chambers
The article reviews a day of parliamentary activity with the wurkpass amendment adopted after multiple exceptions provoking laughter. It notes House naval appropriations, failure to strike the largest battleship provision, Senate charges by Mr Bailey, and continued anti graft and naturalization bill debates. It records railroad rate bill passage, filibusters over old Southern negro claims, and multiple bills approved including the executive budget and others, with twenty-two measures enacted despite minority demands for a full quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Messrs. Foraker
Morgan and Pettus
Denis
House
Williamis
Congress
Union Labor Bank Opens in Chicago
The Commonwealth Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago's first union labor banking institution, opens under Arizona law with an authorized capital of 2 million dollars, reduced to 500 thousand with half subscribed, and a staff of experienced bankers and labor leaders on its board. Also notes Pope’s sick bed rest after gout attack during Dr Lappeal’s visit in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Commonwealth .Trust and
Avinga Bank
Arizona
Rome
Lappeal
Lappon
Senate passes railway rate bill by wide margin
The Senate approved the railway rate bill by 71 to 3 with Foraker Morgan and Pettus voting no. After a long debate spanning seventy days the measure moves to conference as supporters expect near final form. Notable speeches lasted multiple days by La Follette and Daniel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Linton Notes A Busy Week Of Local News
Linton updates report visits from Minneapolis and Madison residents. new births. local business chatter. bank offers and real estate loans. repairs to Attorney Lynn’s building. a charity lecture by Mrs. Unruh. and upcoming events including a Ruth Craven appearance and a May 28 lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Britt
Terry McGovern
Madison Square Garden
New York
Linton State Bank
Lynn
Bismarck
Miss
American Consul Killed in Batoum Amid Turmoil
W H Stuart American vice consul at Batoum shot dead at his country place. Stuart, a British subject and leading ship broker and exporter, had faced threats during revolutionary troubles and extortion demands before his death. Reports also note an explosion in Cobalt Ontario injuring several and a day’s mixed grain and livestock prices from Minneapolis and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batoum
Ussia
W. H. Stuart
Stuart
Washington
Mateum
House committee backs disagreement on rail rate amendments
The house committee on interstate and foreign commerce spent three hours on the railroad rate bill and decided to recommend disagreement with all Senate amendments and send the measure to conference. The panel will not seek instructions to the house conferees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Senate
House
Stormy debate ends as Russia parliament moves on
In St. Petersburg on May 21 the threat of a confrontation over the lower house's delegation to the emperor was averted. The house chose to resume normal business and began discussion on the agrarian question. Constitutional Democrats persuaded hotheads to avoid conflict, arguing the issue lay in the content of the address, not its delivery, and some urged the deputation appointment was an error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
The State Fair Opens With Plans For Grounds Beautification
A state fair note outlines proposals to beautify the Weather grounds with new plantings paths and fencing. Plans include nursery beds and pedestrian ways, with preparations for a large exhibition season and display of Edison phonograph records. Community involvement and funding are discussed, with tickets and rewards mentioned for participants.
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Ace
Todd
Nower Beds
Tate
Paradise
Salles
Sally Sy
Alan
Ishof
Ed Quay
Wilson
Raliwas
Fredit Wits
Uli Grounds
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Llinois
Edward Henry Bickerete, Jr
Exeter
Eng
John McCarthy
Wars and Means Committee
Chinee Commercial Association
Boone Cerea
Boone
Fie
Michael Davitt
International Commerce
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sweden
Norway
Thomas S. Latimer
College of Physicians In Surgeons
Baltimore
Fanny Herring
Simskins, Conn
James Theodore Walker
St Louis
Clarksville
Burns
San Francisco
Charles Albert Tapez
Jefferson Davis
Familly
Mount Vesuvius
Wolfang
Lamira
China
Legation
Peking
Charles George Wilson
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York Health
Prank P. Sargent
Abbeville
Ala
Eel Cross
San Fransco
McDowell
Kansas City
Ake
Takakira Kato
New York City
ED States
Cleveland Ice Combine
General Stoesser and
Admira Nebosateff
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Sea of Japan
Stoess
Admial~ Gate
Rojestvensky
Bailey
Nho
Union Labor Bank
Pee
Pope
Senatore Foraker
Consid
Foraker
Ohio
Morgan and
Pettus
Alabama
la Follette
Daniel
Virginia
Batley
Lodge
Rayner
Dolliver
Mrs
A.W. Sims
Aberdeen
Gus. Broman
Minneapolis
Marion Coon
Arthur Seney
Braddock
Paul Maenelis Feed Store
LW. Brophy
Lettie Espesetti
Milwaukee Train
Albert Tough
Linton Bazar
John Schaap
Tone Verhoet
Hull
Miller Seed
Dakota Sun ‘Shine
Paul R Muench
C. McGee
Frank Arnold
Phillip Roller
Magne
WT. M. MacLachlan
N. D
Will Mahaney
Milwaukee
Twin Cities
Henry van Beek
Weastfield
P. G. Rooks
Linton
Andrew Wolfer
Zeeland
S. A. Fischer
Security State Bank of Strasburg
Sherwood
Eureka
FL W. Paul
Minnesota
F. J. Smith
Millard
First Bank of
Tracey Campbell
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Attorney Lynn
C. H. Phelps
Chas. Pulling
Harvey Waller
Southern
Eamons
Mr. Howe
Radcliffe
Iowa
W. J. Marchant
Frank
Tom Kieffer
Dale Country
Priscilla Peeore
Barron County
Wisconsin
A. G. Atha
Ata
Ortonville, Minn
Mr Earl Atha
A. N. Junge
Juanita Ruggles
Ceater
Hazelton
Linton House
Paul Muench
J. Hayg
J.C. McMurray
Sr. Win. Muench
Krause
Fort Vittes
Linton Diese
South Dakota
Minnie Keebler
Totten
Actess
Ruth Craven
East Lynne
Sims
Elizabeth Werner
DN. Patterson
Ami
Dorusife
Lura Spear
Madison
Hiness
Linton Priday
Advocate
Mars. Christiansen
J. M. Hogue
Steele
London
Continental Casualty Company
the Arlington
Mrs. Stoddard
Charlie Westerberg
Charlie Katzenberger
Joe Stember
Sela S. P
Patterson
Joe Tas
Lift
Messrs
Geo. Bohlig
al Reed
Stone’s
Music Mouse
Linton Ue
Bohlig
Rot. Schmidt
Jamestown
Alice J. Wisher
Matt. Wing
Opera House
United States
la Tm. AM
John Storey
Kidder County
Storey
Belden
Squires
Fort Yates
Maj. Belden
N. J
Mr. Squires
Ole
Miss Smith's
Adair Wallace Unruh
M. BE
Unruh
Broadway
Col
Obermeter
Asoc
Dick Evans
Pollock
Richland Center
Mood
Musccodu
Bert Cluse
Ruth N. Logue
Fally
Weil
Berself
Fey
Mister Paty Witteman
Bor
Delia
Duddern
Olie Et Tiem
Audist
Tome
Towilay
Baenie
Craven
Tina Detter
Walker
Prous Iays Operiehitise
Ath Craven
Lawton
June Ath
Bast
Lynne
Miss Chaven
Isabelle
Hichard Valentine
Carlyste
Puy
Thelua DeBecque
Tarhata Hare
Ais
Vietet Hallas Umelia
Miss Craven
Batum
Rus
Sia
Cobalt
Ont
Duluth
Northern
St. Paul
St Paul
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Southwestern
Ite
House Committee
Cz4a
Associtings Comuluticate
Edison Phonograph
C. HN. Phelps
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