Various US and international events reported in Washington
Senate charges against Illinois Senator Lorimer surface through Senator Cullom with a bribery memorial from Clifford Barnes of Chicago. Other items cover Putnam’s court martial risk in Nicaragua, Omaha fire department inspection tour, per capita money in circulation, Nebraska centenary at Bellevue, Curtiss flight plans, Margareta Drexel marriage, and more on Monopolies, storms, and Roosevelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Senator Cullom
Clifford W. Barnes
Chicago
Illinois Legisative Voters’ League
Ilinois
State Department
Associated Press
San Juan del Sur
William Putnam
Madriz
Boston
Omaha
Treasury
United States
Nebraska
Bellevue
Will Hayward
Nebraska Republican State Central Committee
Glenn H. Curtiss
Cleveland
Put-in-Bay
Detroit
London
Margareta A. Drexel
Philadelphia
Stead
Grand Island
Merriam
Wis
Harry B. Kay
Pasadena
Cal
Pocatello
Idaho
Charles Gridley
Virginia
Ill
Fisher
Springfield
Burke
Bristol
Tenn
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Seidel
Pittsburg
Edward VII
Wilkes County
North Carolina
Roosevelt
William Loeb, Jr
Manhattan
Wickersham
Richard Parr
Sugar Trust
Charles Stuart Rolls
English Channel
Dover
Calais
China
Illert
Demands to convoke a parliament and Pacific coast trade visit
Demands mount for a Chinese throne convocation as a large delegation from Pacific coast trade organizations plans a summer visit to China. Col Roosevelt will pay duty on baggage on arrival. Yellow fever alerts Peru Ecuador border forces. Crum named minister to Liberia. Chinese warships head for Nanking. US customs appeals court to hear 225 cases. Managua reports panic as war shreds western Nicaragua. Japan readies expedition under Shireas. Duke of Connaught to become Canada governor general. Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford dies. General Marshall retires after discovering Marshall Pass. St Louis taxes ruled illegal. Senate approves 100000 for executive economy inquiry. Navy to reexamine eight midshipmen. Lindegquist named British colonies secretary. Baer donates 60000 to Franklin and Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
China
Col. Roosevelt
Senate
William D. Crum
Charleston
S. C
Liberia
Nanking
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Managua
Nicaragua
Japan
Shireas
South Pole
Edward
Duke of Connaught
Earl Grey
Canada
Stephen van Rensselaer’ Ford
New York State
William L. Marshall
Marshall Pass
Rocky Mountains
St. Louis
St. Louisans
Williams
Navy Department
Herr von Lindegquist
Bernhard Dernburg
Berlin
George F. Baer
Reading Railway
Franklin and Marshall College
Nebraska Postmasters to Receive July Salary Increases
Several Nebraska postmasters will see pay raises effective July 1. The report notes bipartisan political chatter and shifts in state administrative expectations across the region.
Republicans Name Carroll as Leader in Iowa Ticket Fight
Des Moines reports show J. F. Riggs leading in unofficial county tallies but short of thirty five percent, with eight seven counties counted. The Republican slate lists Carroll for governor Clarke for lieutenant governor Hayward for secretary of state Bleakly for state auditor Morrow for treasurer Cosson for attorney general Riggs as likely superintendent and other nominees including Garrett Cornwall Palmer and Thorne on railroad seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. F. Riggs
Breiner
Cca
Cesacesce
Heminger
B. F. Carroll
George W. Clarke
W. C. Hayward
John L. Bleakly
W. W. Morrow
George Cosson
D. E. Brainard
A. M. Deyoe
A. L. Heminger
F. E. Lark
Adam Pickett
John F. Riggs
J. C. Welty
Supreme Court
B. W. Garrett
Wendell W. Cornwall
David J. Palmer
Clifford Thorne
Garst Carroll
Adair Meee
Cherokee Ee Ewer
Dubuque
Fayette Eee
Floyd Ee
Kossuth Meee Ween
Lee Ee
Linn Ee
Louisa Eee Ten Ewe
Sucas Weer Eww
Ee Seeree
Lyon
Madison Eee
Eee Ewe Towne
Mahaska
Marion Eee
Eww
Eer Marshall
Mills Ee Ee
Mitchell
Van
Wapelle Ee
Warren
Seer
Washington Eee
Wayne
Webster
Butler
Carroll
Republican Congressional Ticket by District
The list outlines candidates for the congressional seats from the first to the eleventh district across party lines. It includes C A Kennedy for the first district and stand pat choices for the eighth and ninth districts, with progressive nominees for most others such as Charles Grill in the second and Gilbert N Haugen in the fourth.
Democratic State Ticket and Congressional slate listed
The document lists Democratic candidates for state offices including Governor Claude R Porter and others such as Parley Sheldon as lieutenant governor, A J Anders as secretary of state, John W Blake as state auditor, James V Curran as treasurer, and Charles H Amos or C E Walters as attorney general with H A Mitchell as Clerk of the Supreme Court and George Harnagel as Reporter of the Supreme Court. Railroad commissioners are Walter H Dewey and Nixon P Jones. Congressional districts show Pollard in first, Pepper in second, Dennison in third, Murphy in fourth, Huber in fifth, Dan Hamilton in sixth, Clint L Price in seventh, F Q Stuart in eighth, W I Cleveland in ninth, no candidate in tenth, and Whiting in eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Porter
Parley Sheldon
A. J. Anders
John W. Blake
James V. Curran
Charles H. Amos
C. E. Walters
H. A. Mitchell
Supreme Court
Robert van Boskirk
George Harnagel
Walter H. Dewey
Nixon P. Jones
J. A
Pollard
J. 5
Pepper
John Dennison
D. D. Murphy
C. Huber
Dan Hamilton
Clint L. Price
F. Q. Stuart
W., I. Cleveland
Flevesth
Will C. Whiting
Hopkins Add $25,000 Endowment Gift to Simpson College
Indianola Iowa June 13 announcement says Mr and Mrs Harry E Hopper donate twenty five thousand dollars to Simpson College endowment for scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Simpson College
Harry E. Hopper
Fire at Belle Plaine gutts store room and injures occupants
A Friday dawn fire in Belle Plaine Louisiana gutted the store room used by Denver Storrs and a restaurant, severely damaging the attached two story building and leaving occupants injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Denver Storrs
Brodie Duke Weds Fourth Wife in Camden Ceremony
Brodie L. Duke married Miss Wylanta Roshelle on Saturday in Camden New Jersey. The wedding marks Duke's union with his fourth wife, announced from Washington, D C. on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodie Duke
Washington, D. C
Brodie L. Duke
Wylanta Roschelle
Camden
N. J
Iowa Pioneers and Public Affairs Highlight State News
W Q Harman of Kensett and Caroline Beerson celebrate a golden wedding, tracing roots to 1853 from Norway. Iowa Ex-Union Prisoners of War officers re-elected in Des Moines. Fire damages Des Moines store and Elliott hotel with $75,000 loss. Various church, fraternal, and civic notes across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
W. QO. Harman
Kensett
Worth County
Caroline Beerson
Norway
Iowa Ex-Union Prisoners of War Association
Des Moines
James A. Brewer
S. H. M. Byers
D. C. Bishard
5. D. Tobey
Oakland
W. C. Tompkins
Clear Lake
Transmaid
Walnut Street
Sol Wolk
Oliver H. Perkins
Elliott Hotel
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Ludington
Mich
K. C. Bodholdt
Racine
Wisconsin
M. Holst
Cedar Falls
Dannervirke
E. Wagner
Grand View College
Withee
Wis
Grand Council
Grand Lodge of the Knights of of Pythias
Grand Lodge
United States
Peterson
DeGraff
M. G. Albrook
Pure Food
Albrook
Burlington
Marshalltown
Sioux City
F. H. Keys
J. A. Gunn
F. H. Bergman
G. A. Wrightman
Minnie Schultz
C. R. Brandt
Council Bluffs
Baptist Sunday School Assembly of Iowa
Iowa City
Sunday School of Iowa
Nettie Johnson
Ellington
George Heaps
Boone
Boone Block Coal Company
Cornerstone laid for Harper Memorial library at University of Chicago
In Chicago on June 14 the Harper Memorial library cornerstone was laid in the presence of educators and citizens. The building will honor the late president of the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Chicago
University of Chicago
University
Dedication Day Declared as City Holiday
Des Moines Mayor James R. Hannahag issued a proclamation declaring June 14 as Dedication Day holiday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James R. Hannahag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairfield Journal
Fairfield
Washington
Press Club
Glenn Curtiss
J. Bernard Walker
The
Scientific American
Edwin Gould
New York Custom House
American Sugar Refining Company
Parr
Lorimer
New York
Jim Jeffries
Peter 8. Grosscup
Augustana College
Taft
William T. Vernon
United States Treasury
Western University and Industrial School
Nelson
Minnesota
Eoward
Bragg
Iron Brigade
Doxey
Kate Erder
Democrats
Porter
Riggs
Total Eee Eee
C. A. Kennedy
Charles Grill
C. E. Pickett
Progressive
Glilbert N. Haugen
James W. Good
N. E. Kendell
S. F. Prouty
H. M. Towner
Walter I. Smith
Frank P. Woods
E. H. Hubbard
Simpson
Iowa News
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Haley
Marshall County
James Smith
Ida Grove
Smith
H. D. Bryant
Ames
James Rayburn
First Presbyterian Church of
Waterloo
D. W. Fahs
T. K. Hunter
Nevada
A. W. McNeel
Morrison
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Joseph W. Montgomery
Iowa Soldiers
Grand Junction
Forty-third
Indiana Infantry
J. W. Montgomery
Britt
William Montgomery
Hinckley
Minn
Charles N. Gregory
College of Law
Town City
Brussel
Belgium
Dawson
Marshall County Fair Association
Ed Cc. Thompson
Vinton
Julia Anderson
van Cleve
Thomas Fitzgerald
Sarah J. Kuhns
Creston
McConnell
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Congregation
W. D. Elwell
Prohibition Party
Henry Albert
University of Iowa
Drake University
College of Medicine
Iowa University
Wm. Fitzpatrick
Mercy Hospital
Hang Minnings
Rockdale
Fitzpatrick
Carolina Jara
Commissioners
Johnson County
Rowland
Law and Order League
Gowrie
Joseph H. Zinkulane
Dallas Center
Dunkaic
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