Senate Week Looks to Statehood and Smoot Seat Fight
Washington headlines a busy Senate week with debates on the statehood question and Smoot's eligibility raised by the privileges and elections committee. Appropriation bills, conference reports, and the railroad rate bill headline, while the House focuses on sundry civil appropriations and the executive law reforms.
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Wasiington
United States Senate
Oval
Panama
District of Columbia
Smoot
Thergara
Wayne
Local Notes From South Bend Area Social and School Events
Mrs. S. M. Foster heads to Northhampton Mass for Smith College commencement where daughter Alice will value. Various visits and events flow through South Bend and nearby towns including clubs, school programs, and church concerts with plans for officers, directors, and patrons to attend.
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Tast
Art Sehool
Sehvol
George Becheing
Denver
Mize
Lola Gilet
Montpelier
J. K. Shanp
Moone Street
Memorial Services for Carl Schurz in Chicago
Memorial services for Carl Schurz were held in Chicago at the Auditorium baystoge attended by a diverse mix of German and civic groups including Turn Gemeindes Loyal Legion G A R and various civil service and literary organizations. William Voolin presided with remarks by Benjamin Terry Harry Rubens Hamid James and Little. Music by the United German singing association and a Roosevelt letter noted.
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Carl Schurz
Auditoriual
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Benjamin Terry
Uiversity of
Harry Rubens
Hamind
J. James
Little
Northwesstern University
Roosevelt Sant A Lettor
Purdue commence ment begins with Angell address
The Purdue commencement week opened in Lafayette with 216 graduates. President James G. Angell of the University of Michigan delivered the baccalaureate address at 2 o'clock in the Armory drill hall amid a formal program. Vesper services and swag ceremonies followed later.
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University of Michigan
Postmasters Salaries Boosted Across Indiana Towns
Washington June 3 Postmaster General Cortelyon announces a uniform increase of 100 dollars for two years in postmasters salaries across Indiana. Cities listed include Albion Arcidia Batesville Brookville Chesterton Columbus Culver Flora Fran Jeesville Fremont Greencastle Greenwood Hagerstown Hobart Indiana Harbor Jasper Kewanna Lagrange Lawrenceville Luna Milford Mitchell Monon Monroeville Mooresville Mt Vernon New Harmony North Judson Oxford Noblesville Versailles Roachville Rochester Scottsburg Shirley Shoals Spencer Walkerton Warsaw Westfield Whiting and more.
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Arcidia
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Chesterton
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Clay City
Jlumbus
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Fran
Jeesville
Fremont
Greencastle
Greenwood
Hagerstown
Holart
Indiana
Q Harbor
Sesanville
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Lagrange
Lawrenceite
Luna
Lowell
Milford
Mitchell
Monon
Monroeville
Mooresville
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Ohio To Endorse Bryan For President
Columbus June 3 Harvey Garber chairman of the Democratic state committee declared for Bryan and predicted the state convention would endorse him. He said Bryan will be the unanimous choice of the party at the national convention in 1908.
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Chaim
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Willan JT. Bryan
Ghia
Mrs Arabella Prather Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs Arabella Prather wife of Calvin W Prather secretary of the Indiana Grand Lodge A F and A M died last night at her home in Indianapolis. She was formerly of Anderson Ind where she was active in church work and community affairs.
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Democratic candidates surge for Indiana state offices
Indianapolis June 3 Democrats continue to form an unusually long list of contenders for state nominations. Ada Cox leads for secretary of state. Marion Bailey presses auditor. John Isenbarger and Joseph Foss seek treasurer. J E Shea prominent for attorney general. Judgeships attract Richard Kewin and others. superintendent candidate One re and state statistician One re also mentioned amid busy party planning.
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Danville
John Isenbarger
Nora Manchester
Joseph Foss
Linton
J. E. Shea
Seymour
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Knox
France
Thintington
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Janes
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Winamas
Robert J. Atey
Bloomington
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Sullivan
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Dudgeships
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Beratnr
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Varlond
Viata
Deaths and Funeral Notices in Local Obituaries
Timothy F Gulden died Sunday afternoon at age 42 from Brights disease at his home on Piney avenue. A native of Indiana, he operated a grocery business in town and was a member of Saint Joseph Catholic church. Survived by his wife, four children, two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements expected to be announced, with remains likely sent to Geneva, Indiana. Funeral notices follow for Gerirade Dalton, James Widdling, and Olive Faith Farrellla with services scheduled this Tuesday and Wednesday at St Patrick's Church and other local venues.
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Bright
Pigny Avenue
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Si sUtely Catholic Church
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Ind
Gerirade Dalton
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James Wildling
Olive Faith Farrilela
Quiet in Cananea After Two Days of Battle Ends
Reports from Cananea say the two days of fighting have ended with no shots fired on the afternoon of the conflict. Governor Yaa bel of Sunara and Colonel Koesterlisky coordinate disarmament of Americans and Mexicans. A conservative tally lists five Mexicans and six Americans killed.
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Sunara
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Norning
Memorial Exercises Held by Union Veteran Legion
Two annual mentoring services of the Union Veteran Legion were held Sunday evening at the Mystic Temple Episcopal church. The program featured patriotic readings and memories of the great struggle. Pastor conducted exercises and a sermon followed by prayers. Mr Nobert Piaras of Hoagland Avenue reported the death Friday of his fine animal, noted as a favorite among all who knew him.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company defended amid agitation and praise
A Freedman style defense argues the Mutual Life Insurance Company remains the largest and soundest in America. It cites assets of 460 million, strong solvency, and ongoing reforms. The piece asserts prudent management and steady growth, urging readers not to be misled by critics.
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America
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Ikwill
United States
Lenz makes good capture in Van Wert arrest
Detectives captured two youths from Van Wert Ohio after confession to thefts including two bicycles and part of a department store burglary. Anthony Thomas and Floyd Nichols, ages 15 and 17, admitted stealing watches and turning over three to Thomas. Police recovered eight watches and two bicycles. case tied to a New York store robbery by J G Gotier.
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