Peace Dove on Capitol and Colorado Inauguration News
Denver reports calm in Colorado politics as Governor Peabody confirms two Supreme Court appointments, while Alva Adams is inaugurated and discussions begin about replacing the nominees. Elsewhere electors in Nebraska and Iowa cast votes for Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
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Senate
Luther M. Goddard
Denver
George W. Bailey
Fort Collins
Peabody
Supreme Bench
Walcott
Campbell
de Jong
Ballinger
Hill
Bailey
Goddard
Asmuch
Adams
Pailey
Inauguration of Governor Halk Draws Thousands
Jefferson City hosts a massive crowd for Governor Joseph W. Halk's inaugural address. He denounces corruption and partisan zeal while urging accountability in public service. He calls for stronger anti corruption measures and the abolition of professional lobbying as Colonel William J. Bryan attends with his wife and addresses the legislature.
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Jefferson City
Modan
Joseph W. Halk
Ife
General Assembly
Polk
William J. Bryan
Republican House
Hinshaw Free After Unconditional Parole By Durbin
Winkfield Y Durbin grants unconditional parole to William E Hinshaw, convicted of murdering his wife Thurza Hinshaw in Belleville ten years ago. Durbin cites lack of motive and persistent mystery in the case as reasons for release.
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Durbin
Indianapolis
Tan. W
Winfield Y. Durbin
William FE. Hinshaw
William E. Rinssaw
Thurza Hinshaw
Belleville
One Killed in UI Rail Crash Near Urbana
Ralph B. Roberts of Keokuk, captain of Illinois baseball, was killed when a Going car caused a wreck on the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis line at Rising, five miles west of Urbana. About a dozen others were slightly injured, with several taken to a hospital in Champaign. Injured include Francis Bagley, Cleves Harrison Howell, B. Cassidy, Dieder, Warner, Vaughn, and Deerich among others.
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Urbana
Ralph &. Roberts
Keokuk
University of Illinois
Champaign
Francis Bagley
Cleves Harrison Howell
Megkuk
BF. B. Cassidy
Dieder
Warner
Vaughn
Witter
ACG
Deerich
Peoria
Birmingham Reports Denies Braningham Delegation Visit
Report from Birmingham claims Braningham delegation members who traveled to Washington to invite the president to visit were seen fraternizing with TR en route, but every member who returned to Birmingham denies the claim. Rebate Hearing Postponed in Chicago over railroad related to Colorado fuel and iron. Huntington gas outage leaves 10000 residents cold and in darkness. Dr. W. Carson of South Bend elected president of the Central Base Ball League succeeding G. W. Bement.
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Birmingham
New York
Braningham
Washington
Pooker TR
Tela
Duu
Chitenin Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Atchison,Popeka and Santa Poe
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Huntington
W. Vas
City
South Bend
Dayton
Dr. Wit. Carson
Ind
Central Base Bal League
George W. Bement
Witness Says Private Cars Can Bankrupt States
Washington June 10 The Interstate Commerce Committee continued hearings on bills to curb private car lines. Maineite senator protested last session tactics while George F Mead of Boston complained that Armour Co and other lines control freight and meat shipments raising prices. He argued private cars can bankrupt states and hurt merchants, with calls for uniform rates and stronger regulation.
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Inter- State Comerce Committee
House E
Jovering
Massachu-setts
Ue Matcher Vna
Bk. P. Bacon
Minn
Ile
Cooper-Quastes
Richardson
Alabama
George F. Mead
National League of Commission Merchants
Boston
Boston Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Stnes
Cir Lites
Arar & Co
Livense
Interstate Commerce
Cooper-Quarles
Mead
Mann
Armour & Co
Armoureir
Georgia
Milwage Flinselyas
Tuy
Missouri
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Esch
Wisconsin
Townsend
Michigan
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Comerce
Congress
Dayton
West Viginia
Medicine for Pain Relief Promised As Quick Cure
Aches of any kind including headache toothache earache stomachache backache sideache and all similar nerve disorders are instantly soothed and quickly relieved and cured by that dependable medicine for pain relief.
Wizard Oil Headache and Earache Relief Ad
Mrs A Schaffer of Great Bend Kansas reports long sick headaches ended after one bottle of Hamlin Wizard Oil. C Dieckman of Detroit Michigan says it relieves earache. Price 50c and 1.00. Sold and recommended by
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Great Bend, Kan
C. Dieckman
Hendricks St
Detroit, Mich
National Letter Carriers Seek Clarification After Keller Dismissal
Washington reports the executive of the National Association of Letter Carriers pressed Postmaster General Wyte and Fourth Assistant Bristow for Keller’s fate and any impact on the department. Bristow stated the inquiry aimed at better pay. the department disapproved of improper use of employees. Wyte said Keller’s status does not affect department interests.
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Washington
National Association of Letter Carriers
Wyte
Oroiera Bristow
Bristow
Keller
Wis
Eaer
Bristiyn
Tieme
Conera
Beef Trust Case At Supreme Court Amid Conspiracy Arguments
Washington dia Attorney General Mouily wrapped up government arguments in the Bwilt & Co. versus United States beeft trust case before the Supreme Court. He contended the defendants acted in pursuance of a conspiracy to bid up cattle at select points, causing prices to swell as cattle poured in.
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Combine
Moody
Miller
Justice Harlan
Mearly
Washington
Dia
Mouily
Supreme Court of the United States
Bwilt & Co
The
United States
No Dessert More Attractive promotional note
Advertises No Dessert More Attractive as a quick ice cream mix using Jell O Ice Cream Powder. Claims easy preparation with hot water, multiple flavors including lemon orange strawberry raspberry chocolate cherry. Sold at grocers, 4 packages for 25 cents.
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Roduces
Inauguration Fare and Bucket Shop Tax Proposals
Washington reports note railroads offer a special fare for the inauguration trip with tickets valid for seventeen days. The event also mentions President Roosevelt’s ceremony and officials including Fairbanks and Reid. Lawmakers push a 2 cent strap tax on bucket shop transactions and on the face value of stocks and bonds involved.
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Washington, Inn
Roosevelt
Washington
Gillett
Masqusetts
Bishop Spaulding Improves After Stroke in Peoria
The Bishop John J. Spaulding condition continues to improve slowly after a paralytic stroke. He slept naturally through the night and reports feeling better upon waking, doctors say progress has been steady in the last 24 hours, though recovery of left eye and limb use is not expected soon.
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Peoria
Dain
John J. Spaulding
Morton to testify before Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton will be a witness before the Interstate Commerce Commission during the rehearing of the Santi Berehite case. Cincinnati remembrances honor the late Theodore Thomas, longtime director of the May festival. The festival chorus performs Mozart and Brahms requiems with soprano Mrs. Lawson.
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Vault Morton
Mhengo
Jin
Thevald
Secretary of the Navy
Paul Morton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oifelit
Cincinnnati
Thomas
Cincinnati
Tan
Micodore Thomas
Cincionati
Great Festival Chorus
Lawson
Saloist
Six Inches of Snow Hits Memphia and Surrounding Areas
Six inches of snow fell in Memphia Tennessee on June 10, seriously impeding street car traffic and delaying rates by one to three hours. The storm stretched west as far as Little Rock Arkansas.
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Memphia
Memphis
Tenn
Trates
Little Rock
Arik
Meals as Remedies Say Food Has Healing Power
A physician praises foods as curative, urging correct eating. Celery aids nerves, leeks and gore aid digestion, asparagus clears blood, tomatoes help the liver, spinach benefits kidneys, rice fights anemia, grapes aid malaria, pineapples heal throat, and a nightly raw onion cures insomnia.
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