Passes by vote to protect officials and fight anarchy
The House approved a substitute to the Senate bill by 175 to 38 to shield the president, vice president, cabinet, ambassadors, and foreign ministers and to suppress anarchist teaching. The measure carries a death penalty for official killings and imprisonment for attempts, while the day also covered forest reserve transfers to the Agriculture Department and related preserves.
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Washington
House
Senate
Interior Department
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Public Lands Committee
Messrs. Lacey
Iowa
Kleberg
Texas
Perkins
New York
Williams
Mississippi
Messrs. Mondell
Wyoming
Shafroth
Colorado
Bell
Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
South Africa
Department of Agriculture
Mondell
Interior
Agricultural Departments
Kansas Flood at its Worst in Allen County
TOLA Kansas June 10 Allen county is feeling the full force of floods from the Neosho and Cottonwood rivers above the town. The Neosho river here is the highest since 1885. Wheat and corn fields have been ruined and several families were rescued from their homes by boat. The water works plant is surrounded and water supply may be cut off if the waters do not subside.
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Kansas
Tola
Kan
Allen County
Neosho
Cottonwood
Liberty Bell Visits Washington on Way to Philadelphia
Thousands view the Liberty Bell as it passes through Washington en route from Charleston to Philadelphia. A day of patriotic exercises unfolds with the Marine Band playing The Star Spangled Banner and Sousa’s Liberty Bell as children place flowers on the car. Minute Men in colonial uniforms stand guard as bands perform and the car rests overnight before continuing to Philadelphia.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Charleston Exposition
United States Marine Band
McFarland
Board of Commissioners
Wilson H. Brown
Joint Committee of the Councils of Philadelphia
Marine Band
Sousa
Cuban minister arrives. opens Washington legation in New York
Havana minister Gonzalvo Quesada and his family sailed to New York and will open the Cuban legation at the Hotel Raleigh before securing a house in Washington. He carries Palma’s good wishes to Roosevelt and aims to push tariff reductions on Cuban products. many citizens bid him farewell. General Garcia’s eldest son Calixto Garcia may be sent to Hamburg as consul general.
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Havana
Gonzalvo Quesada
Washington
Quesada
Raleigh
Palma
Roosevelt
Senor Quesada
General Garcia
Calixto Garcia
Hamburg
Packers Must Loosen Up in Beef Trust Inquiry
Judge Parlange of the U S district court in eastern Louisiana ruled local packing company reps must answer questions posed by the grand jury probing the beef trust. The grand jury plans to reconvene this afternoon, with witnesses expected to refuse and face contempt citations, leading to possible habeas corpus appeals to the U S circuit court.
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New Orleans
Parlange
United States District Court For
Eastern District of Louisiana
Beef Trust
Bitter Boer divisions and a deadly Chicago fire
Reports from Blomfontein flag rising bitterness between Boer surrender groups despite peace terms, while Chicago records a deadly fire at St Luke's sanitarium on Wabash avenue, killing five and injuring about thirty. Iowa Democrats set a Des Moines convention for September 2. At Miami University, Guy P. Benton is elected president to succeed David Tappan.
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St. Luke's Society
Wabash Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Woodruff
Lancaster
Iowa
Des Moines
Miami
Oxford, C
Milami University
Guy P. Benton
Upper University of Iowa
David Tappan
Miami University
Sugar markets rise as refined sugar advances
NEW YORK, June 10. All grades of refined sugar were advanced 6 points today, signaling a firming in the market. Traders eyed upcoming supply data while mills weighed pricing against demand.
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New York
Rough on gross The Outlook Not Sea Bright as a Few Weeks Ago
The Iowa weather bureau reports excessive rainfall across the state, urging farmers to drain fields to protect crops. Director Sage notes the season’s waterfall exceeds normal levels, with end not yet in sight. Wet ground and prior dry spells risk poorer yields and weed problems in northeastern Iowa.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Sage
State Weather and Crop Bureau
Normal Institutes for 1902 Des Moines June list of sites
State Superintendent Barrett lists western county normal institutes with dates and locations. Entries include Adair Greenfield August 4 Adams Corning June 16 Audubon Audubon August 4 Boone Boone August 18 Buena Vista Storm Lake July 28 and others across the region from June 11 to August 21 across towns such as Shenandoah Le Mars Carroll and Sioux City.
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Normal Institutes
Des Moines
Barrett
Adair
Greenfield
Adams
Corning
Audubon
Boone
Buenavista
Storm Laka
Calhoun
Rockwell City
Carroll
Carrol
Cass
Atlantic
Cherokee
Carke
Osceola
Clay
Spencer
Crawford
Denison
Dallas
Adel
Fremont
Sidney
Greene
Jefferson
Guthrie
Guthrie Center
Auust
Harrison
Logan
Ida
Ida Grove
Madison
Winterset
Mills
Glenwood
Monona
Onawa
Montgomery
Red Oak
Page
Shenandoah
Plymouth
Lemars
Pottawattamie
Cornell Bluffs
Sac
Odebolt
E Shelby
Harlan
Sioux
Hawarden
Taylor
Bedford
Union
Afton
Woodbury
Correctionville
Sioux City
Rock Island Railroad Pays Record Iowa Filing Fee
The Rock Island Railroad company paid Iowa a record 15000 dollars as a filing fee to amend its articles of incorporation increasing authorized capital stock by 50000000 dollars. The secretary of state secured the biggest fee yet for the privilege of raising capital.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Secretary of State
Rock Island Railroad Company
Arm Torn From His Body At Beaumont Laundry
Webster City Iowa June 10 Charles Lacy suffered a severe accident while operating a steam wringer at the Beaumont laundry his right arm was torn off just below the shoulder the injury described as nearly fatal and required immediate medical attention
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Webster City
Charles Lacy
Beaumont
Flood Losses Mount in Indiana Towns
Cedar Falls Indiana June 10 The flood losses are growing Laporte City alone reports seventy thousand dollars in property damage including the light plant Livestock drowned is expected to run into thousands Charles Hicks reports one hundred fifty head lost
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Cedar Falls
Laporte City
Charles Hicks
Victims of Ellsworth Mad Dogs Rise to Seven in Chicago
Webster City June 10 Two more people Conrad Charlson and Floyd Lakin died as victims of the Ellsworth mad dogs. They showed hydrophobia symptoms and were taken to Pasteur Institute in Chicago last evening. Seven victims now undergoing treatment at the institute. Citizens of the village are greatly excited.
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Webster City
Ellsworth
Conrad Charlson
Floyd Lakin
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Robbery Breaks Glass Windows in Busy Missouri Valley Street
One of the boldest robberies in years occurred at 5 o clock Sunday morning on the main business street. Burglars smashed two plate glass windows of the Globe Clothing Company with large weights and seized a large quantity of clothing before fleeing.
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Missouri Valley
Globe Clothing. Company
Seven Prisoners Escape From County Jail At Council Bluffs
Seven prisoners escaped from the county jail Friday evening after overpowering jailer George Martin and his wife. They fled through the front door into the courthouse yard and remain at large. The escapees include William Thompson, B G Jones, John Enbricht, Andrew Thompson, H Fishburn, Mike Fahey, and Mike Sheehan, all awaiting trial on various charges. This is the third jail escape since the building’s erection, with prior breaks in 1898 and during Sheriff Hazen’s term.
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Martin
Council Bluffs
George Martin
Court House Yard
William Thompson
B. G. Jones
Maloney
John Enbricht
Morgan
Hazen
Retains the Old Receivers in Bank Case Denied
Judge Wheeler denied the petition to remove John Beresheim and Louis Murphy as receivers of Officer Pusey bank. He ruled the estate is being managed well, removal would delay closure, and a new receiver would be costly. He noted removing receivers would wrongly insult current management. In Sioux City, Davidson Bros. faces federal indictment for mailing lottery promotions tied to department store distributions.
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Wheeler
Council Bluffs
John Beresheim
Louis F. Murphy
Officer & Pusey Bank
Sioux City
Davidson Bros
West
Federal Grand Jury
Hazelton Gets Post office
Hon Arthur S Hazelton will succeed I M Treynor as postmaster of Council Bluffs. Word reached Postmaster Treynor in a letter from Congressman Walter I Smith. Treynor was appointed by Harrison in 1889 and served until spring 1894, then replaced by Bowman.
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Hazelton
Council Bluffs
Arthur S. Hazelton
I. M. Treynor
Treynor
Walter I. Smith
Harrison
Thomas Bowman
Cleveland
McKinley
Boy Dies of Lockjaw After Runaway Injury
Ross I a June 9 Henry Heid man son of a county farmer died from lockjaw two weeks after a runaway accident. He was driving a four horse team to a pulverizer when he fell and his knives cut him, nearly severing a leg.
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Ross
Henry Heidman
Record Breaker for Beeves in Sioux City Market
A new price for beef at the Sioux City market. Two loads of beeves aged at the high figure of 7.16 dollars, 15 cents higher than ever paid in this market.
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Sioux City
Senator Depew Proposes Sweeping Rail Robbery Suppression Bill
Senator Depew introduces a broad bill aimed at curbing rail robberies across the network. The measure seeks stronger penalties, expanded patrols, and improved cooperation between states to secure trains and cargo against bandits.
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Depew
Crop conditions brighten in southwestern Iowa reports
SHENANDOAH Iowa June 9 crop conditions in southwestern Iowa are in splendid shape with timely rains fueling growth. Wheat should be ready for cutting by the last of the month though fears persist that vigorous growth may damage the small grain and cause it to fall. Corn being plowed there shows good progress amid favorable weather.
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Iowa
Shenandoah
Omaha Racé Meeting Opens in Nebraska Circuit
The Omaha Racé Meeting opens June 25 to 28 in the Nebraska Circuit. Millard, Omaha's leading hotel, is the tasting headquarters with pools sold on site. Rates start at $2 per day American plan, $1 day European, and Lincoln depot area offers $2 per day. The note contrasts wheat from Australia and California in global markets and cites reasons behind California’s large wheat production.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Tha
Millard
Lincoln
Opp
A Character in His Own Book and a Stage Tale
An upcoming Morris novel about life on the stage may feature an actress who resembles a real performer. The famous actress is not the heroine, but a character thinly disguising her, embodying an experienced actress helping to introduce the heroine, a young girl central to the story’s fortunes on the boards.
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Clara
Morris
Happy husband credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for wife's recovery
Lusks Springs Ind June 9 William Catterson hails dramatic improvement in his wife after twenty years of illness including neuralgia rheumatism and a failing constitution. Since starting Dodd's Kidney Pills she has improved from the start and is nearly well, with Mr Catterson praising the remedy as giving the best results.
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Lusks Springs
Ind
William Catterson
Mr. Catterson
Bodd
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