Post Office Scandals Deepseated in Washington
Washington correspondent reports post office corruption deep in the capital. He claims investigations will reveal bribes and graft tied to high officials, with Democrats urged to clean out Republican depredations. The piece hints at arrests, pay cuts, and political pressure, noting Indiana and Senator Fairbanks involvement.
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Indiana Rooseveltsupport Grows in Indianapolis Rally
Indiana leaders predict strong Roosevelt backing as crowds greet him in Indianapolis. Governor Durbin and Mayor Bookwalter voice overt support while noting Indiana's delegation will likely back Roosevelt at the national convention. Local politicians foresee a large Republican majority for the president in next year’s election.
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Fort Wayne Plant Included in Strike Called Tomorrow
Fort Wayne plant among locations slated for a general strike as announced by Chicago labor leaders. The action, led by the master builders and surrounding unions, targets several cities and could affect five to seven thousand workers with widespread employment impact.
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Building operations tied up in Pittsburg quarrel
A general cessation of all building work is planned by the Master Builders' association in Pittsburg in response to the bricklayers' and stand masons' dispute dating back to April. The proposed shutdown would halt bricklayers and stone masons and all allied trades until a settlement is reached.
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Roosevelt Dominates State Political Mood Says Allies
Speech excerpts show Roosevelt favored by state committee with Fairbanks and Beveridge described as unlikely nominees. A local source notes Roosevelt strength among members, while Beveridge is not seeking vice presidency. The article hints at a busy 1904 political landscape and Roosevelts standing in the party.
Detroit Boilermakers Walk Out
Detroit June 7 A meeting of the Werakers of the Brotherhood of Boilermakars and Troy Shipbuilders decided to order a strike tomorrow affecting about seven hundred men. The employers refuse to recognize the union or sign an agreement to employ only union men in the shops.
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Indiana Well Located for Anything Says Durbin
Governor Durbin notes the president would be pleased with Senator Beveridge as running mate but believes Beveridge is too young for the presidency. He mentions Beveridge as a possible second place choice while acknowledging Indiana’s suitability to produce a future presidential candidate.
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Martin Zeimmer of Harland Dead in Ohio News
News from Fort Wayne Saturney reports the death of Martin Zeimmer a veteran armor from the northwest path of the county He endured Brights disease for years He was about fifty native to Springfield township lived on the old farm near Halls Corners He leaves a widow and a brother Wi George Zeimmer a known republican politician
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Senator Quay Retirement Rumor Circles Capitol
Rumors swirl that Senator Quay may retire at term end. Anonymous sources claim changes could come when the political climate shifts and leadership positions open.
Quay Retirement Rumors Stir Washington Politics
In Washington on June 1 rumors spread that Senator Quay plans to retire at the end of the current term. Observers note this move would affect state interests and political alliances, with mixed reactions among veterans and rivals. The chatter focuses on potential successors and the impact on party strength.
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Get Married Just as Soon as He Can Support a Wife
New Yorkers weigh love and matrimony as Senator Depew attends the Chicago & Northwestern railroad meeting. Aphorisms include marry quickly, delay imprudent, and concession to ease domestic difficulties. The piece notes love as a natural state and outlines social views on marriage.
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Knightly address stirs Indiana audience in Dana discussion
Mentenant Governor Gilvert of Fort Wayne spoke at Dana Indiana to Knights of Pullins and Oud Fethiows, warning about the dangers of fiction on women and men, noting how novels and plays shape ideas and can lead to disillusionment as personal lives intertwine with public impressions.
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French steamship collision sinks Liban with huge loss of life
Marseilles dispatch reports the French steamship Liban and the Insulaire collide near Nice. The Liban sinks within seventeen minutes, with about two hundred aboard. only a portion rescued by the Balkan and other vessels. Seventeen crew drowned and many passengers perished amid chaotic scenes as boilers exploded.
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Mississippi Flood Clouds St. Louis Area Show Severe Rise
The Missouri River floods near St. Louis as waters surge toward Madison and Black Walnut. Rescue efforts save two hundred imperiled passengers from a sinking island while walls of water threaten rails, bridges, and homes. Officials warn the river may rise further into the next two days with dozens of communities at risk.
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Cleaning Up On Sunday in Kansas City Area
Fragmentary text indicates a Sunday cleaning or work activity in the west region with names damaged. Unable to identify full event, participants, or location details from the snippet provided.
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FLOCK TO NORTHWEST IMMIGRANTS FLOCK TO CANADA AND DAKOTAS
The article reports large immigrant movements into the Canadian northwest and North Dakota last year, with Manitoba estimating 120000 arrivals and US states like North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Washington, and Idaho drawing tens of thousands more. It notes harsh winters, fertile lands, railroads and government land gifts driving migration, and describes agricultural prospects, town boom, and the regional mix of settlers including Scandinavians.
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Survivor tells story of the disaster at sea
A survivor recounts the disaster aboard the vessel Theet of the padseagens on boant the Litan with details not yet confirmed. She holds a position at the Fraissenet company as the full report continues on page five.
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