Two Points At Issue In This Session Of Congress
Washington, June 20. Congress debates meat inspection funding with house and senate at odds over who pays the bill. Conferees to meet as senate may accept house language. also rail rate bill moves with a broad free transport ban and narrow exceptions. Senate committee adds items while house cuts elsewhere. Grand Rapids building limit set at 450000.
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Virtue Ally
Senate
Bulldiee
Rockford
Lafayette
Ind
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sault Ste. Marie
Decorah
Beloit
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Detroit
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Webster Cuy
Belvidere
Til
Aroline
Paris
Anxora
Ottumwa
South Bend
Manistee
Grand Rapids
Committee
Severa
Statesmen cite Roosevelt attack on fortunes in debate
In Washington a House debate cites President Roosevelts attack on fortunes as a vivid target. Padgett of Tennessee calls it the most vicious statement yet by a public man. Mississippi Williams condemns packers for endangering public health and seeks public pay for inspection costs. Washingtons Trumphy cites hellish imagery in pork packers dispute. Wharton experts criticize the beet investigation report as a privy connection and falsehoods.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Padgett
Tennessee
House
Williams
Mississippi
Trumphrey
Hell
Didn't Have No White Tie at White House Dinner
President Roosevelt invited Glasgow, Montana visitor John Willis to dinner at the White House. Willis declined saying he lacked a dress suit. Willis, with Harlem, Montana resident Thomas Myerett and Senator Carter, discussed reclamation service delays on the Milk River project. The president offered buckskin attire, but Willis insisted on formal dress for the dinner.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cailer
Hink
John Willis
Glasgow
Mant
Willis
Thomas Myerett
Harlem
Mont
Carter
Reclamation Service
Milk River
Montana
Willis Lis
White House
Washington June 20 Scott Chair Man of Senate Committee
Washington report notes Scott chairs the senate committee on public affairs as of June 20, outlining his role and influence within the committee leadership and agenda.
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Washington
Scott
Senate
Tillman on the Morris Case in Senate
Washington features Tillman denouncing the treatment of Mrs. Minor Morris ejected from the White House last January. He cites testimony, calls for investigation, and accuses the president of endorsing the action by appointing the main actor as Washington postmaster. Senate adjourns without a vote. record ordered printed.
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Washington
Tillman
Minor Morris
White House
Kenan
Senate
Carter
Senate debates public building bill and meat inspection
Washington reports a busy day as the senate passed the public building bill and the general deficiency bill. Disagreement on meat inspection persisted with a conference on the canal oil report agreed to. Tillman spoke on the Mrs. Morris incident at the White House. House conference reports on railroad rate and agricultural appropriation bills were adopted. the meat inspection matter was not receded from. At night campaign activity continued until 11 o'clock.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
Minor Morris
White House
Campaign Thunder
Nominated and Confirmed in Washington Debates
Washington June 20 Among the president s nominations which have been confirmed are Luman J Hoy marshal for the northern district of Illinois John C Ames collector of customs at Chicago William Soldenweck of Illinois assistant treasurer at Chicago Thomas O Shaughness ay of Illinois appraiser of merchandise at Chicago Charles Bent of Morrison Illinois pension agent at Chicago
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Washington
Ilinols
John C. Ames
Chicago
William Soldenweck
Ilinois
Thomas O'Shaughesay
Charles Bent
Morrison
Harvard Wins the Varsity Rowing Race in New London
Harvard won the great varsity race in New London Conn on June 20 marking a long awaited victory amid celebration. Yale boatmen faltered as two rowers collapsed in the final stretch after a long, close contest.
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Harvard
New London
Conn
Yale
Baseball Scores Across Leagues June 29
Scores list from Chicago and across leagues with results for the American, Association and Western circuits. Notable games include Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn by 10 runs in Philadelphia and Cleveland sweeping Chicago in two games, while St Louis and New York split league action.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Itteburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Houston
New York
Boston
Cinen- Bath
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Western
Lincoln
Denver
Sioux City
Fueble
Des Moines
Omaha
Petela Repaired and Recovered Update
T. S. Ryan of 87 Galena Street reports Petela repaired and recovered. A brief local note records the repair outcome and residence relevant to the household.
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Petela
T. S. Ryan
Galena Street
Wisconsin Platform Shows Populist Push in 1908 Dem Convention
Milwaukee June 25 William Jennings Bryan was endorsed as the national Democratic candidate at the Wisconsin state convention which adjourned. The platform denounces trusts and calls for their suppression, favors tariff revisions, free trust products, national control of coal and lands, income tax, and public ownership of utilities, with city control of street railways and gas rates. The Work Accomplished includes organizing efforts for the People’s Party and plans for a federation move and party organ.
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Milwaukee
William Jennings Hrgan
Nation Democratic Party
Buryag
Bryan
National
Ryan
Philippine Islands
Fusion scheme in Vermont nominating Clement governor
In Burlington on June 29 Tercival W. Clement of Rutland was nominated for Vermont governor by both the Democratic and Independent state conventions as part of a fusion slate. The conventions jointly nominated three state offices including lieutenant governor G H Pape and secretary of state S R B Moton, Burlingon. Each party issued similar platforms criticizing Republican state conduct and calling for capital punishment abolition.
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Burlington
Tercival W. Clement
Rutland
Vermont
G. H. Pape
Barre
S. RB. Mowton
Burlingeton
Populists Adjourn After National Conference Ends
The People's party national committee met in St Louis on June 29 and adjourned after an annual conference called by Chairman Ferriss of Joliet UK. An address to the people declares satisfaction with party contests and notes broad adoption of its doctrines by other parties. The statement asserts greenback and silver doctrines as foundational to future policy.
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Dea
H. J. Mulling
Tennessee
People's Party
Conference Provisional Committee
H. S. Bentley
Texas
People’s Party
United States
People's Party Club Organization
Elith Federation
National Party
St. Louis
The
Ferriss
Joliet
A Mother's Devotion to Children Promotes Dr Caldwell Syrup
A Mother's Devotion To her children underscores care and timely care with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The ad claims it relieves pain and fever quickly and is beneficial for sick children. Sold by all druggists.
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Hfe
Dr. Caldwell
Timberland near city for sale or share rent
For sale twenty acres of good timothy near the city. Also available to rent on shares. Machinery needed to work the land. Inquire at this office. 6-27dlw
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Timothy
Thaw Indicted for Murder in First Degree
New York June 29 Harry Kendall Thaw has been indicted for murder in the first degree for the killing of Stanford White last Monday night. His wife Evelyn Thaw testified briefly before the grand jury, declined to answer questions, and was shown consideration by officials. White was buried at St James S J with services at the church. autopsy notes death would have occurred in two years due to Bright's disease incipient tuberculosis and fatty degeneration of the liver. Thaw sent a message from the Tombs to Anthony Comstock about a letter to be investigated. publication of the letter is withheld.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
Stanford White
Evelyn Thaw
Garvan
White
Young Thaw
Thaw
Anthony Comstock
Comstock
Piano Fakes and Mail Order Tricks in Baraboo
The report recounts two swindlers in Baraboo selling hams door to door at two cents below market, keeping shoppers warm but wasting money as the hams spoiled in the cold. It then condemns mail order piano sellers exploiting price to erode reputation and quality, noting varied freight shares and a $40,000,000 capital raise by a major firm.
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Barabdo
Baraboo
Richland County
Tramps Seize Freight Train Near Glendale. Escape Is Pointed
Seven armed tramps captured a northbound freight on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton line near Glendale. They forced the crew to abandon, started the train toward Hamilton, and fled after ten miles to Crestview. A large police pursuit failed. no arrests made.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Glendale
South Hamilton
Crestview
Tartar Prince Murdered
Yelisavetpol Trans Caucasia June 29 Prince Demosha a Tartar nobleman found murdered here presumed by Armenians out of revenge.
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Yelisavetpol
Trans-Caucasia
Demosha
Consolidations form Indianapolis Southern railroad
Articles of consolidation filed unite the Indianapolis Southern railway with the Illinois and Indiana railroad to create the Indianapolis Southern railroad. The National Association of Supervisors of State Banks adjourned sine die in Milwaukee as 16,000 to 17,000 Balings residents register for Crow lands drawings starting next Monday. Floods on the lower Colorado River in California worsen. An ice house in Buffalo owned by Silver Lake Ice Co. burned, loss $125,000. Dr. Robert Craik, longtime McGill medical dean, dies at 77. Chautauqua assembly opens. Russian politics see ministry talks led by Mouromtseff. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison vacationing in Highland Park for three weeks.
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National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Milwaukee
Balings
Mont
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Ilnois and Indiana Railroad
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Colorado River
N. Y
Panama Canal
Chajman Shantz
Canal Commission
Robert Craik
Medical Faculty
McGill
Montreal) University
Chautauqua
Early Risers Pill Adverts Laxative Reputation Stands
Thousands annually bear witness to the efficiency of Early Risers. These pleasant reliable little pills have long borne a reputation second to none as a laxative and cathartic. They are as staple as bread in millions of homes. Pleasant but effective. Will promptly relieve constipation without griping. Sold by all druggists.
Wash Wests on Sale at E& W Store
While stock lasts, men's fancy Wash Wests priced at 1.12 dollars, reduced from 1.49 dollars and 2.00 dollars, offered at the E. and W. outlet on 62atf.
This Date in History 1666 to 1895 Highlights
Key historical events and births span 1666 to 1895 including Sir Henry Yelverton's birth in 1666, naval actions near Cape St Vincent in 1693, Parma defeat in 1734, the Cisalpine Republic in 1797, Pius VII’s bull in 1817, Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s death in 1861, Ream's Station 1864 Confederate victory, Pekin reception of foreign ministers in 1873, and Huxley’s death in 1895 among others.
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Henry Yelverton
Rooke
Admiral Tourville
Cape St. Vincent
Parma
Italy
Cisalpine Republic
Pius VII
Lucien Bonaparte
Peel Minstry
Henry Clay
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Emperor of China
Pekin
Palissa
Vienna
Hamersley
Duke of Marlborough
New York
Prince George of
Greece
Chicago
Thomas H. Huxley
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Ad
When trouble with digestion and backache and bowels out of order, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is urged as safe pleasant and superior to pills. Sold by druggists 50c and 1.00 with money back if it fails.
Sewing Machines Agents for Newaeante and Other Makes
Advertisement notes agents for sewing machines including Newaeante and other makes located at 87 Galena Street. Mentions T. 8, AN, with a contact idea and limited details.
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Galena
Our Summer School Opens Monday July Second
Our Summer School begins Monday July 2 with courses in Bookkeeping Business Practice Shorthand Typewriting and more. Fore noon sessions only tuition rates the lowest ever and free use of texts. Public school pupils needing help to catch up or do evange work receive instruction from city teachers fore noon only. Full particulars at Freeport College of Commerce Blast Building Galena Street.
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Freeport College OF Commerce
Blast
Galena St
Wyoming and Northwestern Railway to Shoshone Opening
Announcement from Omaha dated June 23 states the Wyoming and Northwestern railway to Shoshone on the Shoshone Reservation border will be completed July 1. The new town gears up to welcome homeseekers with boarding houses hotels and municipal ownership plans. Authorities prepare for orderly reception and preservation of order as the rush arrives.
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Omaha
Neb
Wyoming & Northwestern Railway
Shoshone
Shoshone Indian Reservation
Travel Offer for Saengerfest Return Tickets
An $8.00 round trip from Freeport to St Paul Minnesota and return on July 25 offers by the North Western Line. Tickets limited to return until July 81 inclusive due to the Biennial Saengerfest of the Saengerbund of the Northwest. Other sale dates at favorable rates with longer return limits. Full details from Chicago North Western RK 6-dw7-25.
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Freeport
St. Paul
Minn
Saengerbund
Northwest
Chicago & Northestern
North-Western
O. R'y
Union Pacific R. R
Cheyenne
Wyo
LaSalle
Colo
Colorado & Southern
Orin Jet
A. Ry
R. R
Chicago & North-Western R’y
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M. Mouromtseff
Benjamin Harrison
Unitcago
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Freeport, Ill
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