Packer Policy Split Over Meat Inspection Bill
Washington May 20 A White House conference on Senator Beveridge's meat inspection amendment discusses who will pay for the program and the president's stance. Beveridge and supporters argue for a law backed inspection while opponents seek public reports withheld to protect stock raisers. Beveridge favors packers paying the costs, about 4 cents per carcass for beef and 2 cents for hogs, with total annual expense around 1.5 million dollars shared across industry.
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Washington
White House
Beveridge
Indiana
Carter
Alontana
Charles T. Neill
Labor
Neill
James KB. Reynolds
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Tle
Uncle Sam
Senate conferrees meet as rate bill talks begin
Washington May 29 Ten minutes after appointing senate conferrees on the rate bill chairman Elkins called a preliminary joint meeting. Discussion touched on objections to the Senate amendments and a cautioned note about the anti pass amendment. Reports from the Interstate Commerce Commission on coal and oil hearings in Philadelphia, Washington and Cleveland will not be ready for some time with further hearings likely before the commission can report to congress. Times and places of hearings to be announced.
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Washington
Senate
Elkins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Congress
Commission
Sheriff Somewhat Defiant Over Chattanooga Lynching Case
Washington May 29 The government moves against twenty seven individuals named for contempt of court in the aftermath of the Chattanooga lynching of a Black man accused of assaulting a white woman. Attorney General Moody seeks show cause rulings against each, including the county sheriff, who is cited as among those cited.
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Washington
Chattanooga
Tenn
United Sten “Aupreme Court
Supreme Co
Moody
A.formation
Caure
Hag Pear
Tennessee sheriff discusses Washington lynching action
Sheriff of Hamilton County Tennessee toured Birmingham rejecting alarm over federal steps in the March lynching. He blamed the U.S. Supreme Court for halting local prosecution and said the court’s delay could last four to five years, prompting local insistence to let law run its course.
Senate and House in Brief Washington May 29
The senate sent the railroad rate bill to conference and heard a sea level canal defense by Senator Kittredge along with three Democratic speeches on canal supply purchases abroad. Conference members are Elkins Cullom and Tilman. The House approved fortification of sweet wines, a district compulsory education bill, and other minor items after a quorum was achieved as Williams of Mississippi resisted. Stanley of Kentucky attacked the tobacco trust.
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Senate
House
Washington
Kittredge
Elkins
Cullom
Tilman
Willams
Mississippi
Stanley
Kentucky
Tobacco Trust
Protests Flood Senate Over Reed Smoot Retention
Washington May 29 Protests against Reed Smoot retention flood the senate. Petitions come from various states. They are prepared in neat form in leather bound files trimmed with brass fastenings and signed by women in every case.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
United States
Senate
Illinois Wins Order to Compel Missouri to Pay Costs
The Supreme Court granted Illinois motion for an order requiring Missouri to pay costs in the Illinois versus Missouri case over the Chicago sanitation canal discharging waters into the Mississippi River. The decision, issued in Washington on May 29, involves interstate water rights and the cleanup dispute.
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Missouri
Washington
Supreme Court
State of
Ilinois
Senator Heyburn Improves After Five Weeks Ill
Washington May 29 Senator Heyburn has been seriously ill for five weeks but has shown notable improvement in recent days. His physicians express strong encouragement that he will continue to improve and fully recover his health.
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Senator Heyburn
Washington
Nine Killed in Train Derailment near Louisville
Nine people died and twenty one injured when two coaches derailed after a wheel flange broke on a Louisville and Nashville passenger train near Union Station in Louisville. Victims include Howard B. Coleman and several Broadhead and Louisville residents. the worst injuries include Josie Spiess and Murray Sammels with crushed and broken legs and internal injuries.
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Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
Union Station
Louusville
Howard B. Coleman
Stanford
TW. Thorpe
He Got About His Due. Wallick Shooting in Watonga
In Watonga Oklahoma Territory on May 29 Lewis Wallick was shot and killed by his ex wife Indiana Wallick. He tried to push into her home when she fired through the door panel with a shotgun.
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Watonga
O. T
Lewis Wallick
Indiana Wallick
Wallick
Baseball Scores From May 29 Across Leagues
Chicago May 29 Following are the baseball scores League At Cincinnati Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 5 at St Louis New York 4 St Louis 5 at Chicago Boston 2 Chicago 4 American Train stopped all scheduled games Association At Minneapolis Kansas City fi Minneapolis 1 at St Paul Milwaukee 4 St Paul 2 at Columbus Indianapolis 5 Columbus 43 at Louisville Toledo 9 Louisville 7 Western At Sioux City Lincoln 6 Sioux City 4 at Des Moines Omaha 0 Des Moines 2
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Sioux City
Lincolin
Des Moines
Oniaba
Kodol for Dyspepsia Relief Promises Digestive Help
An advertisement claims Kodol for Dyspepsia relieves chronic indigestion by digesting food and restoring digestion. It asserts the stomach acts as a boiler powering vitality and states the product sweetens the stomach, aids natural work, and improves well being, sold by all druggists.
Interstate union ends in Illinois amid wage talks
Illinois based Dinots owners announce end of interstate alliance with Ohio Indiana after a bitter meeting at Auditorium Annex. Officials prepare for Springfield talks on a new wage agreement while miners meet delegates. End of strike seems likely as fund disbursements disappoint workers who expected larger shares from a $1,000,000 strike fund.
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Chicago
Dinots
Ohio
Indiana
Auditorium Annex
John H. Winder
Atric
Llinos
Hoe
Tllinois
Peace Party
Winois Operators
Springfield
Winds Ceal Operators’ Association
Two Dead Over a Girl in Missouri Jealousy Tragedy
Nashville Tennessee May 29 Robert Mitchell of this city is dead and Tid ward Timke of Mint River Missouri is dying from a jealous killing at Elvins Missouri Both youths had been attentive to Miss Misse Wilkins a cler k in a general merchandise store In front of Smiths hotel Mitchell shot Timke three times then killed himself with two shots to his temple Both were sons of prominent local families and had been friends until the quarrel over the woman led to tragedy
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Nashville
Robert Mitchell
Tidward Timke
Mlnt River
Mitchell
Elvins
Misse Wilkins
Smith’s Hotel
Miners Accept Wage Scale. Illinois Strike Ends
Coal operators in Illinois yield to the 1008 wage scale after sixty days and 15,000 miners walkout. Union agrees to pay shot-fliers wages, urge repeal of the law, indemnify operators for losses from unauthorized strikes, and guarantee no future strikes under the new agreement.
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Chicago
Minois
Uinois
Many Cleveland Saloons Close Under New Tax Law
Cleveland officials report about 20 percent of city saloons have shut down after the new Atken law imposed a $1,000 tax. Brewers agents say many operators cannot meet the levy, leading to closures across Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Presbyterian Church to Raise Two Million Fund
Richmond Ind May 2 At the general assembly session of the United Presbyterian church it was decided to observe the semicentennial two years hence by raising a fund of 2 000 000 for church purposes More Pensions for Indian Fighters Washington May 29 Senator Gearin reported favorably from the pensions committee a bill increasing to 10 a month the pensions of soldiers and widows of soldiers of the Indian wars now on the rolls
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Richmond
Ind
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Witch
Washington
Gearin
Committee On Pensions
Michael Davitt Nearer Death as Condition Grows Critical
Dublin May 29 The physicians tending Michael Davitt issued a bulletin reporting the patient has lost ground and his condition is extremely critical as his health remains precarious.
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Michael Davitt
Dublin
Chicago Markets Mixed Grain and Livestock Quotations
Chicago and East Buffalo markets report mixed grain quotes for wheat corn oats and by sample prices. Live stock futures show cattle hogs and sheep ranges with steady or stronger tone and notable receipts from Buffalo and Chicago trading houses.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Tlard
WIT
Matiz
Cittle
FE Homo
Choice Prairie
East Buffalo
Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Hust Buffalo
N. Y
Woolner declares innocence in People’s Savings case
Los Angeles dispatch reports Jacob Woolner maintains innocence in the People’s Savings bank matter and plans to return to face charges when able to travel. He says he sold his interest nearly 11 years ago to Rev. George Simmons and claims the bank was solvent at that time.
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Peoria
Los Angeles
Cal
Jacob Woolner
People's Savings Bank
People’s Savings Bank
George Simmons
Woolner
Murder at an Ice Cream Supper In Vienna
In West Vienna a free for all at an ice cream supper ended when 17 year old John Gore fatally shot 22 year old Oscar Gurley. The ball struck Gurley in the left eye and passed through the brain, killing him instantly. Gore surrendered and is jailed awaiting coroner’s inquest.
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Vienna
West Vienna
John Gore
Oscar Gurley
Gurley
Core
Ruling on the Primary Law Declares Non Retroactive
Springfield reports Attorney General Stead has issued an opinion that the new primary law is not retroactive, requiring the secretary of state and county clerks to certify nominations made before July 1 1906 if they conform to the Australian ballot law.
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Springfield
Stead
Fire Marshal Campion Fired in Chicago Shake-Up
Fire Marshal John Campion was removed from office by Mayor Dunne. Captain John McDonough of engine company No 1 was named acting chief. The move drew protests from insurance and mercantile interests.
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Campion
Chicago
John Campion
Dunne
John McDonough
Engine Company No. 1
Body of Harvey Petty Found Dead Near Allen Town
Bloomington May 29. The body of Harvey Petty aged 45 of Allen town was found hanging to a tree ten days after his disappearance. No reason for self-destruction is known.
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Bloomington
Harvey Petty
Allentown
Lightning Hits an Elevator at Natrona
Havana Indiana May 29 lightning destroyed the farmers elevator at Natrona recently erected at a cost of 10000 dollars.
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Havana
Natrona
Sidewalk Bids for Center Street School
Sealed bids in School District No 145 will be received by the Committee on Buildings and Grounds until 7 p.m. Wednesday May 30 1906 for cement walks around the Center street school lot and access to the building. Specifications for cement type grade of cement and gravel and thickness of walks must accompany bids. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. B B P AIL brgediw Chairman Communities
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Eulleings
Center Street
B. P
AIL
Brgediw
Communlites
Low rates to Twin Cities through Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway offers one fare plus $2.00 for a round trip to St Paul and Minneapolis. Tickets on sale May 28, 20, 80 and 81 with final return limit June 9. Extension to July 15 available for a $9.00 fee. Inquiries to F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Chicago, Milwaukee
Revolt in Guatemala as Barillas and Castile Lead Invasion
Advices from Tapachula and Tonala report a revolution against Estrada Cabrera's government in Guatemala broke out Sunday. General Manuel Barillas crossed the Mexican border with 200 cavalry and 700 rifles toward Quetzaltenango, aiming to rally loyal supporters. General Castillio seized Ocos with 500 men amid popular enthusiasm, while the Empire State carried 200 fighters and 3,000 rifles to aid the insurgents along the coast at Ocos.
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City
Mexico
Tapachula
Tonala
Chiapas
Estrada Cabeira
Guatemala
Manuel Leandro Barillas
Motozintla
Quetzatlango
Sarillas
Caheira
Quetzatlange
Barillas
Jose Leon Castillo
Ocos
Empire State
San Francisco
General Castile
Aginst Caheira
Ovos
Neutrality laws no good in Guatemalan upheaval
General Pineda led a force from British Honduras into Guatemala’s Velen province Sunday and joined with 2000 troops under ex minister Monducono Toledo including Salvadorean regulars and Guatemalan refugees. Nicaragua sends a warship from New Orleans toward Puerto Barrios as Barillas seeks to avoid bloodshed and rally support amid widespread seditious mood against Cabesira.
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Pineda
Guatemala
British Honduras
Velen
Pelen
Monducono Toledo
Cabeira
Salvador
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Puerto Barrios
Cabelra
Cabetsi
United States
Cruntemala
Chiapas
Tarrillas
Tona
San Francisco
Guatemala City
Qcos
Barillas
Cinatemala
Proposals for County Coal for Court House and Jail
Sealed proposals for devatching coal for court house and county jail will be received up to noon May 31, 1906. Coal to be egg size well screened and of good quality and placed in basement of court house and jail as directed. Right to reject all bids reserved by John H. Bamberger purchasing agent Steph. Co. B-24dtad.
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Court House
Ag’t Steph. Co
Umbrellas Repaired and Recovered at Galena Street
Umbrellas repaired and recovered reported at 8&7 Galena Street by 7. and Ryan with details logged as 4-9dtt.
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Ryan
Galena Street
Snow Storm Rages in California Hills
Reports from Oroville California on May 20 describe one of the worst snow storms in years. Snow depths reach about fifteen feet in some places. Streams are frozen preventing miners from obtaining running water for operations.
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California
Oroville
Cal
Low Summer Tourist Rates for CGW Rail Tickets
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers round trip tickets at nearly half tariff to Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin Colorado Utah Southern Wyoming and Lower Michigan resorts. Tickets go on sale June 1 to September 30 with final return by October 31. Inquiries to any CGW agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minn.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Lower Michigan
J. P. Elmer
St. Paul Minn
Carpet Cleaning Offer From A M Hoover
An advertisement invites readers to have carpets cleaned by A M Hoover with contact phones 808 and 4614tf for service.
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A. M. Hoover
Piano Purchase Warning and Price Comparison
A shopper recounts paying $75 more for a piano elsewhere before buying at our store. We urge customers to shop around, compare prices, and inspect our Kimball pianos. All pianos are guaranteed, with exchange privileges within two years if not Kimball. We aim for customer satisfaction and the lowest possible price, inviting all to visit and examine our inventory.
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New York
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