Meat inspection bill talks at the White House
President Roosevelt meets with Representatives Henry Cannon and Senator Beveridge to discuss a proposed meat inspection law. Henry signals bipartisan support and possible Beveridge amendment changes while Beveridge defends constitutionality and notes government cost could undermine the measure. Cannon predicts passage as fair to all parties.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Henry
Connecticut
Agricultural Committee
Beveridge
House
Cannon
Hopkins
Illinois
Indiana
Park line collision injures four on Robinson street cars
Two Robinson park line cars crowded with passengers collided three miles north of the city at 9 pm Sunday after the lead car stopped to adjust a trolley pole. Four people were hurt, two seriously. others sustained minor injuries. Injured include Mrs Hattie Buhr and Miss Meta Seelig, with Baker and Merriam also hurt. Both car crews and officials said blame could not yet be determined as investigation continues.
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Robinson Park
Hattie Buhr
Barr
Columbia Streets
Meta Seelig
East
Wayne Street
William H. Baker
South
Calhoun Street
Edward Merriam
Fairmount Place
Emmons
Shelton
Traction Company
Essig
Orr
Ginther
Parker
Buhr
the Traction Company
Henry ‘Buhr
Woman fatally burned in kerosene stove incident
A woman died after a fire started by kerosene oil near a stove. The report notes the fatal burn occurred today with details scant and the person held for questioning.
Smoot Case Reports Split Senate Over Utah Senator Seat
In Washington on June 11 the senate received majority and minority reports on Senator Reed Smoot of Utah. Burrows argues Smoot is not entitled to his seat, while Foraker and Bailey take the opposite view. Bailey notes expulsion as the only constitutional route, and Burrows plans to print extra copies of hearings as the case may be considered again.
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Washington
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Burrows
Smoot
Foraker
Bailey
Texas
Indiana towns reel as storm damages Andrews area
A severe storm caused extensive damage in Andrews with unroofed buildings and numerous incidents across nearby areas. Reports list deaths and injuries among residents, with mentions of marriages, civic notices, and new company incorporations shaping Indiana communities.
Tender Spring Lambs Initiation Fails Bowser's Irony
Mr Bowser recalls a prank at the Tender Spring Lambs club initiation where lard on the scalp, kerosene on feet, ice, wool, sawdust, and other dares were used. He returns home humiliated, seeking forgiveness as his wife comforts him and forgives the ruse. The piece frames a domestic clash of trust and humor in a small town setting.
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BE. C. Parcells
Mrs. Bowser
Black Crows
Moesbacks
Mr. Bowser
Darwin
Huxley
M. Quad
Senator’s Humble Start Quip Sparks Courtroom Banter
In Hmbrayo the Bud How asks how the senator began life. The senator replies he has not started yet, asserting he is worth ten million dollars so far. The exchange unfolds with a judge present.
The Duck Your Ma Seeks You Out
The note reads I’m out and tells The Chick to tell her mother he is away. It hints a child’s absence and the search or concern from a parent figure.
Hog dislikes dinner claim sparks dinner etiquette oddity
Dialogue from the Detroit Free Press shows Mrs. Benham insisting the hog would not eat the dinner, with a teetering exchange about serving it that ends in a humorous, clipped remark. The incident highlights a quirky household moment reported in the paper.
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Benham
Resigned Pastor Rev. Henry T. Sell Recalled
The report notes Rev. Dr Henry T Sell who was recently called to a pastorate returns to a church role this Saturday. Details on the appointment and location are limited in the fragment.
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Henry. T. Sell
Clergy Gather for Roche Silver Jubilee Mass and Dinner
Clergy from various cities attended a high mass and dinner honoring Rev Father P F Roche pastor of the Cathedral celebrating the twenty fifth anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. The event drew both clergy and lay Catholic parishioners in observance of the milestone.
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Rosary Society of
Father Roche
Pratt
Mungovan
Sullivan
Venn
Jerding
Crosson
Dinnen
Thiele
Fitzpatrick
Alerding
Bishop Alerding
Father Fitzpatrick
Goshen
Father Crossen
Logansport
Father Pratt
Wabash
Father Guendling
Peru
Father Bathe
Avilla
Wideau
New Haven
Father Nell
Besancon
Father Dinnen
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Monseignor Oechtering
Father Thiele
Father Delaney
Father Pacquet
Father Hottenroth
Father Hummer
Father Mungovan
Father Hisenring
Father Sullivan
P. F. Roche
Amusement Resorts and Quiet Summer Homes Booklet Listed
Steuben county farmer Charles W. DeLaney delivered a single consignment of 330 dozens of eggs to the Angola market for $52.80. Contact agents C. A. Melin T P A Fort Wayne Indiana or B. F. Horner G P A Cleveland Ohio for the booklet details.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A. Melin
T. P
Fort Wayne
Ind
B. F. Horner
Cleveland
Oad&é&wij
Charles W.’ DeLaney
Steuben County
Angola
Political Announcements for Allen County Officials
Editor Sentinel notes multiple candidates for Allen county offices. Joseph E. Stults and Dr L E Brown seek coroner or clerk roles subject to Republican convention decisions. Burlen Warner and W Hayden announce clerk candidacies, with Hockemever seeking renomination for commissioner First District.
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Sentinel
Allen County
Allen ‘County
Republican County ‘Convention
L.E. Brown
Clerk- of-Allen- County
Allen
W. Hayden
Te Seiben
Im , Hockemever
No-one Injured as Mine Attack Quells Work at Dillonvale
Union men refuse to return to work as mines stay closed. Fifty shots fired from a distant hill targeted the M. A. Hanna Coal check house in Dillonvale, Ohio. No one was hurt, company officials and Mayor Eberlee prepared to defend property while strikers stay firm on the 1903 scale, with strikebreakers planned to resume Thursday if no agreement is reached.
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Dillonvale
Ohio
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Eberlee
Ramsey and
Robyville
Fred Hornickle
Hanna Company
Plum Run
Bradley
United States Coal Company
Maxwell is Treasurer. Evansville State Convention Officers
Evansville June 11 officers elected at the state convention of the United Commercial Travelers. Maxwell of Fort Wayne named grand treasurer. Cooper Evansville grand senior counselor. Gardiner Indianapolis grand junior counselor. Pritchett past grand counselor. Other officers include Brainard Goshen as grand conductor, Thompson Anderson grand page, Cook Vincennes as grand sentinel, Loevern Terre Haute grand chaplain. Dailey Terre Haute remains grand secretary. Committees named for executive, auditing, employment, and railroad roles with various city representations.
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Evansville
Ind
United Commercial Travelers
Harry A. Pritchett
Col. H. T. Cooper
John T. Gardiner
Indianapolis
A. H. Maxwell
Fort Wayne
B. W. Brainard
Goshen
N. R. Thompson
Anderson
Grand Page
Walter Cook
Vincennes
Grand Sentinel
Alexander Rumpler
W. B. Murphy
Terre Haute
Harry Mains
Offered Consulship to Dr George B McGoogan in Mexico
Dr George B McGoogan deputy revenue collector has received a state department offer of the consulship at La Paz in Mexico on the lower peninsula of California He has not yet decided whether to accept and has been studying Spanish for some time now familiar with the language.
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George B. McGoogan
State Department
la Paz
Mexico
Lower Peninsula
California
McGoogan
Surgeon Sews Six Stitches in Man's Heart at Hospital
In Philadelphia at Pennsylvania Hospital Dr Richart Hart repaired a one and a quarter inch knife wound to Willam Wyatt s left chest. The heart was removed and held by two physicians for over forty minutes before six stitches were placed and the organ replaced. Wyatt survived and recuperation was reported favorable. It marked the third such operation in the city.
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Philadelphia
Willam Wyatt
Pennsylvania Hospital
Richart Hart
Wyatt
Hart
Proger
Two Lads Drowned in Pond Run Near Parkersburg
Parkersburg West Virginia June 9 two youths Wallace Wilson eight rich tim berman and Bennie playing along the banks of Pond Run yesterday were drowned in the water hazard authorities reported the boys names and ages varied in early dispatches but the incident occurred while they played near the pond on the bank two youths perished in the river or pond vicinity prompting a search by rescue teams and local residents
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Parkersburg
W.va
Wallace Wilson
Bennie
Bryan Discusses Democracy and Socialism in Berlin Talk
In Berlin on June 11 William J Bryan outlines democracy versus socialism, defends competition, calls for curbing private monopolies, and urges transparent campaign funding. He notes beef trust parallels and plans a European tour ending in New York August 29 after Gibraltar departure.
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Beef Trust
Bryan
St. Petersburg
Sweden
Norway
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Gibraltar
New York
Dynamite destroys Thornberrys blind tiger grocery in Brooklyn Indiana
The Thornberry grocery in Brooklyn Indiana, suspected as a blind tiger, was wrecked by dynamite between 2 and 3 am Sunday. Eleven sticks of unexploded dynamite were found, and debris covered streets with butter, lard, eggs, and molasses. No arrests followed, locals expressed no sympathy for the victim, and fires were contained.
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Brooklyn
Ind
Patrick Thornberry
Thornberry
Bankruptcy proceeding filed against Han Rudolph Schlesinger
Objection to discharge in bankruptcy case filed against Han Rudolph Schlesinger. Proceedings note a firm named Getengautts Fmerly and Burns allegeds debts around $1,400 in this city.
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Han Rudolph Schlesinger
Getengautts E
Ane
Burns
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Wells County
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Warsaw
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W. H. Magiley
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Whitley County Telephone Company
W. H. Thomas
Elkhart
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S. J. Kelly
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Win
Ane Darwin
Bowser
P.F. Roche
Joseph EB. Stults
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Maxwell
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Qoth Mui
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United States
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Vienna
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Schlesinger
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