Underwood Wool Schedule Faces Democratic Caucus
June 1 report on the Democratic Wool tariff bill from the Ways and Means Committee presented to the Democratic caucus. The bill lowers duties on raw wool while keeping a revenue focus, with debates intense as William Jennings Bryan enters the discussion. Underwood predicts a two thirds House approval, despite Bryan's influence.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Wm. J. Bryan
Underwood
Bryan
Bismarck Horse Thief Arrested After Long Chase
In Bismarck North Dakota on June 1 Robert Frood was arrested after stealing a horse valued at Dora s local livery barn and evading capture. He faces two forgery charges for checks used after the theft and previously served a two year penitentiary term for horse stealing, having served only a few months of that sentence.
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Bismarck
N. D
Robert Frood
Frood
Married at Bismarck in June wedding announced
In Bismarck on June 1 a couple, M Gertrude C. Pickert of Fargo and Lei ter 8, Beard of Drincoll, N. D., were married. They will depart tonight via the Northern Pacific for the coast to begin their honeymoon.
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Bismarck
N. D
M Gertrude C. Pickert
Fargo and
Leiter
Beard
Drincoll
Pacific
General Engineering Co. of Fargo Forms in Kennedy Building
A new plumbing and heating concern named General Engineering Co. of Fargo starts in the Kennedy building on Broadway with $40,000 capital. Officers are President James Kennedy Vice President Alex Stern Secretary Treasurer Win Fr Fortune. Kennedy left for Sheridan Wyoming and will return Tuesday to finalize operations and bids.
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General Engineering CO. OF
FARGO
Kennedy
James Kennedy
Alex Stern
Win
Fortune
Sheridan
Wyo
General Engineering Co
Death of 94 year old boy at county hospital
Jop Biatske, 94, son of P. J. Wiatske of Alice, died this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the county hospital of tubercular trouble. The parents were present at the time of death.
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Jop Biatske
P. J. Wiatske
Alice
Vast mortgage records tied to Great Northern bonds
New York reports execution of a 600 million dollar mortgage by the Great Northern Railway and sale of 20.9 million in 4 percent first mortgage bonds to First National Bank of New York. Proceeds will fund general corporate needs including improvements and extensions. Bankers Trust Co remains trustee under the 60 million mortgage. Clarence A. Darrow arrives in San Francisco to defend J J McNamara and brother for the International Association of Structural T rans Workers.
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New York
Great Northern Railway Co
Great Northern
First National Bank of New York
Bankers’ Trust Cos
Ban
Francisco
Clarence A. Darrow
Chicago
Internationa Association of Structural Tran Workers
J. J. McNamara
J.B. McNamara
Rebels Invade United States at El Paso
Eight hundred unarmed insurrectos led by Francisco J. Madéro crossed into El Paso Texas the first large border crossing by insurgents. They presented Long Tom the cannon captured at Juarez as a gift to the city and pledged future friendship between Mexico and the United States.
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el Paso
Tex
Insurrectos
Francisco J. Madéro
EI Paso
United States
Juarez
McGinty
Dead Engineer Killed at Throttle Near Pickering Station
June 1 report from Marshalltown Iowa describes IoWa Central engineer Al Eades, 55, of Oskaloona, who collapsed while serving orders and failed to stop. His body was found by his fireman and prepared by Undertaker Wasem for shipment to Alice for burial tomorrow. Cardiac condition suspected as cause.
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Marshalltown
al Eades
IoWa Central
Oskaloona
Pickering
Mma
Alice
Magnates of Steel Trust Deny World Conspiracy
Elbert H Gary chairman of United States Steel testified before the House steel trust inquiry in Washington denying knowledge of any world wide steel cartel. Stanley pressed that Gary was the moving force behind such a trust, while Gary said he came to reveal all he knows and the department of commerce and labor showed no cooperation with the committee.
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Washington
Jone
Elbert “H Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
House
Steel Trust
Stanley
House of Representatives
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Stanley Committee
Steel Corporation
Taft
Roosevelt
Robert Gary
Meet the Bee Corporation
Id His
Fire destroys multiple Minneapolis auto garages and homes
A garage explosion at Mitch-Heineych Automobile Co on Sixth Avenue and Tenth Street South caused about 100000 in damage. The blaze spread to Twin City Motor Car Co next door and to two residences and a small apartment building. Eleven autos and two cart loads burned at Mitch-Heineych, and twenty four autos were wrecked at Twin City.
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Minneapolis
Mitch-Heineych Automobile Co
Sixth Avenue
Tenth Street
Twin City Motor Car Co
Mitch-Heinegeh Pi
Twin City Company
Mother and Babe Die in Gas Stove Fire Incident
Bert Cole and his 10 month old child perished in a gas stove fire when a tank refill left burners burning. A brief funeral service was held in Madison today before interment of the two victims.
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Madison
Bert
Cole
Babe
Democratic sentiment split over 1912 nominee at St Paul banquet
Delegates arriving for a jubilee banquet in St Paul Minnesota discussed 1912 presidential prospects. Sentiment favored Harmon Ohio or Wilson New York though W J Bryan's arrival signaled broader interest. Prominent figures including Missouri and North Dakota governors attended as talks focused on party leadership and future candidates.
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St. Paul
Minn
Democrats of Nations
P. B. Lynch
Minnesota
Harmon
Ohio
Wilson
New York
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Phalley
Congreda
Trian
Bryathan
Burke
Missouri
John
North Dakota
G. H. Hollister
A. F. Colwell
McLean
Fargo
Brinton Faces Criminal Libel Charge In Mead Chronicle Case
Mandan June 1 The jury in the criminal libel case against J H Brinton editor of The Mead Chronicle was secured yesterday afternoon. The case was brought on a venue from Billings County and the complaining witness F H Near testified. It is believed the trial may not go to a jury and could fall through before completion.
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Mandan
Iiel
J. H. Brinton
Mead Cronicle
Billings County
F. H. Near
Lorimer Case May Be Advanced in Senate Action
Washington June 1 Senate leaders expected to dispose of the first stage of the Lorimer investigation today before adjournment. It was predicted that votes would be taken on propositions for conducting the inquiry and the bi partisan Lorimer subcommittee plan appears most likely. The eight member subcommittee would be evenly split between Democrats and Republicans and between Lorimer supporters and opponents.
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Washington
Senate
Lorimer
Explosion Kills 150 Nicaraguan Soldiers at Managua Fortress
A fort on Tiscepa hill in Managua was blown up at 3 pm yesterday. One hundred fifty soldiers died and all ammunition was destroyed. The cause and details of the blast remain unclear as censorship limits reports from Managua.
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San Juan del Shr
Ues
Tiscepa Hill
Managua
New Bedford Man Charged in 1908 Child’s Death Case
John Archibold, a standard magnate, is charged by William DeMilo with accidentally killing his 7 year old daughter on July 23, 1908. DeMilo sues Archibold for 13000 for suffering and death of the child. Testimony says Archibold was not a trained chauffeur and car speed was under 25 miles per hour, the accident deemed practically unavoidable due to the sudden dash of the girl before the vehicle.
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New Bedford
Mass
John
Archibold
William DeMilo
DeMilo
Archibald
Garros Aims to Overtake Rival in Paris Rome Flight
Rome June 1 Roland Garros started from Plan deapeiro at 10:30 am bound for Rome to extend his lead on his air rival Andre Beaumont who earlier faced a setback near Pisa. Garros acquired a new aeroplane after an accident damaged his craft yesterday and spent two hours testing the motor before resuming toward the Mediterranean.
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Rome
Iin
Andre ‘Beaumont
Turin
Roland Cartou
Plan
Pisa
Far Eeapet Tnt
City
Second Class Postoffices Named as Savings Banks Depositories
Washington June 1 Postmaster General Hitchcock announced the designation of seventy four more second class postoffices scattered in forty one states as postal savings banks depositories effective June 2 Among the list are Montevideo New Ulm Mandan Valley City and Canfron Dallas and others in North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota.
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Savings Banks
Washington
Hitchcock
Postal Savings Banks
Montevideo
New Ulm
Minn
Mandan
Valley City
N. D
Canfron
Dallas
Wife's Body Found in Tub Ignites NYC Tragedy
New York June 1 Harry A Scheib, chauffeur, released from custody on a writ of habeas corpus after his wife's disintegrated body was found in a vacant apartment tub. He faces separate grand larceny charges for allegedly taking his employer's automobile without permission. Police seek statements to force a confession.
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New York
Harry A. Scheib
Scheld
Prosecution Proposal Targets Major Trusts by Senate
A concurrent resolution introduced by Senator Pomerene of Ohio urges the attorney general to promptly proceed against officers of Standard Oil Co American Tobacco Co and related entities under recent Supreme Court rulings. The measure advances for discussion, allowing Pomerene to address the Senate.
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Washington
Standard Oil Co
American Tobacco Co
Pomerene
Ohio
Supreme Court
Train passenger Charles R. Barnes dies near Mankato
Charles R. Barnes of Bigelow died on an Omaha Passenger train just before it reached Mankato yesterday afternoon. Also reported a fire at Ashland Brewing Co. plant destroying the upper floors. property loss estimated at about $10,000.
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Mankato
Minn
Charles R. Barnes
Bigelow
Omaha
Fike
Ashland
Wis
Ashland Brewing Co
How Reciprocity Bill Now Stands in Senate
A Stillwater Minnesota report notes the bill status as discussed with reference to the man atop the case and a 19 year old on trial for manslaughter. The article also mentions a watch theft and an Austrian thief’s reformary sentencing and describes the funeral of a local figure. It then shifts to an outline of a Carnegie fund peace plan and its three divisions led by Columbia professors Butler Scott Clark.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Carnegie Endowment
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
International Law
James Brown Scott
State Departmente
Division of Economica and History
James Bates Clark
Fhremoat
Economistet
Intercauron and Education
Castro Can't Start a War Says Uncle Sam
Ex President Cipriano Castro of Venezuela is located in Lisbon. The U S state department cabled the Portuguese government that the United States will not permit another filibuster against the Gomez government. Castro’s prior moves included urging revolts in Guadaloupe and the Caribbean.
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Castro
Uncle Sam
Washington
Cipriano Castro
Venzuela
Lisbon
State Department
United States
Vensuela
Castors
Gomez
Guadaloupe
Caribean
Europe
Valley City Concerts Feature Symphony and Choral Works
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra opened its third Valley City engagement at the state normal school auditorium. The program includes orchestra and solo performances yesterday and today under the conservatory of music. This evening the Conservatory Choral Society will sing the oratorio Bill4 with Oberhoffer conducting.
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Valley City
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
State Normal School
Conservatory of Music
Choral Society of
The
Conservatory
Symphony
Oberhoffer
Rebels Capture Turks in Atha Capital War Tale
Aodira June 1 Arab forces in Essur claim capture of Atha the capital and hold 3 000 Turkish troops as prisoners. Batteries of artillery and several large guns reportedly seized with the garrison in this action.
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Aodira
Arabia
Jebal- Movs
Reciprocity measures Headed for Senate Vote Next Wednesday
Washington reports a finance committee move to vote the reciprocity bill out next Wednesday June 7 with a likely return to the Senate floor without recommendation. Key amendment ideas include Senator Root of New York proposing province wide print paper and pulp wood reciprocity delays.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Dill
Senate
Root
New York
Canada
Yeas
Bacon
Bankhead
Bradley
Brandegee
Briggs
Bront
Bryan
Burton
Chilton
Crane
Culberson
Custom
Davis
Dupont
Fletcher
Gore
Guggenheim
Hitchcock
Johnson
Johnston
Jones
Kern
Kenyon
Lea Lodge
Martin
Martine
Myers
McLean
Newlands
Nixon
Gorman
Overiman
Owen
Penrose
Percy
Perkins
Poindexter
Pomerens
Rayner
Richardson
Shively
Smith
Maryland
South Carolina
Stephenson
Stone
Hwansan
Taylor
Terrell
Tiltman
Townsend
Watsta
Williams and Works
NJ Bailey
Borah
Bourne
Bristow
Chamberlain
Clapp
Clark
Wyoming
Clarke
Arkansas
Crawford
Cummins
Curtis
Dillingham
Dickson
Foster
Frye
Gallinger
Gamble
Gronna
Heyburn
LaFollette
Lippitt
Lorimer
McCumber
Nelann Oliver
Page
Paynter
Simmons
Michigan
Smoot
Sutherland
Thornton
Vernon
Warren
Wetmore
Underwood
Congress
Harlan Near to Four Score Years
Washington reports Justice John Marshall Harlan of the U S Supreme Court near his 78th birthday. Health is excellent and he notes two prior illnesses. If he serves until June 1812, he would be the longest serving justice since the court’s founding.
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Washington
John Marshall Harlan
All- Preme Court of the
United States
Harlan
Fort Berthold lands opening designations planned
Washington reports that Plaga Ryder and likely Blemarck and Mi not will be designated on points at the opening of the Fort Berthold, N C lands. The exact opening date has not yet been set, and details remain unsettled.
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Washington
Plaga
Ryder
Blemarck
Minot
Fort Berthold
N.C
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Great Carnegie Fund
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