Senate Still Talks Spend Day Discussing Each Other's Party Standing
Washington June 8 The senate chamber became a mental arena as Aldrich leading conservatives and Leveridge heading progressives clashed frequently. Aldrich accused some Republicans of aiding Democrats and said Beveridge had adopted Democratic ideas. Beveridge and Concinius defended themselves. Bailey praised the scenario as beneficial to Democrats. The cotton schedule closed in the night session at 10 08 with Dingley rates restored on hosiery reducing about twenty cents a dozen from House bill. Woolen schedule to be taken up today.
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Washington
Senate Chamber
Aldrich
Senaator Leveridge
Beveridge
Concinius
Bailey
Senate
Doctors Favor Contract System in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City New Jersey June 8- day physicians at the American Academy of Medicine closing meeting advocated contract practice to provide medical attention to wage earners at low cost. Dr L Benedict of Buffalo argued that under the plan poor patients delay care until illness worsens and that the contract system would protect doctors from unpaid bills and ensure a living for young physicians.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Academy of Medicine
L. Benedict
Buffalo
Costly unclaimed necklace left at customs office
A diamond collar and bracelet valued at 12120 were seized April 24 after Celso Del Villar, a wealthy Mexican, failed to declare them on arrival from Havana aboard the Morro Castle. He was paroled to a Mexican consul representative but later vanished, with trackers locating him at Grand Central Station preparing to buy two Montreal tickets.
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New York
Celso del Villar
Havana
Morro Castle
Villar
del Villar
Grand Central Station
Montreal
Champion swimmer wed in New York Plaza ceremony
Charles M Daniels, world renowned short distance swimmer, married Florence Goodyear Wagner at the Plaza hotel. He was divorced from George Olds Wagner in Paris last March. Daniels, 24, the bride 25, has two children. Mrs. Wagner inherited $65 million on her father’s death.
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Charles M. Daniels
George Olds Wagner
New York
Charles M. Waniels
Florence Goodyear Wagner
Frank H. Goodyear
Boulfula
Plaza Hotel
Wagner
George Olds Waegner
Paris
Daniels
Eleven Bodies Recovered After Lake Pontchartrain Disaster
In Mandeville Louisiana on June 8 eleven bodies were recovered from Lake Pontchartrain following the collapse of a small pier crowded with excursionists awaiting passage aboard the steamer Margaret bound for New Orleans. The scene prompted recovery efforts as authorities investigated the collapse and the cause of the tragedy.
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Mandeville
Lake Pontchartrain
Margaret
New Orleans
Rich Red Blood Promise in a Digestive Cure
An ad touts rich red blood as a sign of vitality tied to digestion. It describes indigestion causing sour stomach belching and nervous unrest and promotes Mi O Na from T E Hildebrand for 50 cents a box or 29 cents for a larger trial, with a money back guarantee.
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Hildebrand
T. E. Hildebrand Iin
Indiana
Foley’s Urino Laxative Promoted for Distress Relief
Advert refers Foley's Urino Laxative as beneficial for constipation stomach and liver trouble. Claims it sweetens the stomach and breath gently stimulates the liver and regulates the bowels and is superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Sold by all Druggists.
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Foley
Broker Kills Himself Over Failed New York Account
Detroit June 8 A broker Adams M Tulden at the firm Fred S Oshorne Co killed himself at his home. Osbourne, active head, said the firm would suspend temporarily. The death followed stress over a large account linked to Mades & Stoppani and tied to a major New York brokerage. Relatives were shaken and the tragedy surprised many.
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New York
Detroit
Adams M Tulden
Fred S. Oshorne & Co
Oshorng
Dira
Sirichilis
Tlotden
Graneberg
Lyiktest Mh
O.berne
Dst
LOS. Osbermie
Mades & Stoppani
Osborne
Gang slaying shocks St Louis court corridor
Former member Mohrle who killed Sam Young in North St Louis weeks earlier was assassinated in the criminal court building corridor by William Keate, a ex deputy under Young, as Mohrle was being moved to face trial. The shooting ends a deep political feud within the so called gang. Mohrle had claimed threats but would not name his informants, saying he could handle himself.
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St. Louis
Mohrle
Sam Young
North St.Louis
Criminal Court
Willian Keate
Young
Mohrie
Prominent Woman Kills Son Then Herself
Mrs Mirabeta Sharp, wife of G Vo Sharp, shot her twelve year old son Marold and then herself with a revolver after an evening of piano and song. Authorities say the motive was sorrow over the son’s incurable mental illness, noting he had been mentally deficient since birth. Mrs Sharp was thirty eight.
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Batem
Mirabeta Sharp
G. Vo Sharp
Marold
Murphy Seems Rational Butcher Pleads Not Guilty
Cambridge June 8 Improvement is shown by all three living victims of John Murphy a slaughter house employee who in a fit of insanity at Somerville killed five men and wounded three with a butcher knife He appeared before Judge Roger Wentworth charged with murder in five counts and pleaded not guilty waiving examination held without bail for a hearing
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Cambridge
Mass
John Murphy
Somerville
Murphy
Roger Wentworth
Cleveland Opens Big Exposition
Cleveland June 8 crowds flocked to the Cleveland industrial exposition as bands played and a 500-voice boys choir sang. At 7 pm the electric current lit the exposition headquarters and thousands of lights lit the streets while the machinery department came to life. Products of 28 percent of Cleveland's 1,800 industries were on display.
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Cleveland
Contradicts Murphy Cubs catcher denies playing for Cubs
John Kling refuses to join the Cubs amid a Chicago dispatch claim noting a $10,000 bonus and telegrams. He states no proposal exists and he will not report this month or December. A second item reports a violent incident as Edward Sands, 63, shoots a grocer and a clerk before shooting himself, and a separate June story notes Fort Wayne students striking over teachers and street conflict with transit workers.
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John Kling
Cubs
Kansis Gils
Joes Murphy
Chicazo
Cubs Nvenidene
Cee Bean
Klinve
Murphy
Chicago
Woman tarred and feathered by mob at odd home
A mob of about fifteen men attacked a woman at her home, tarred and feathered her, and dragged her to a stream after stripping and dousing her. Her companion escaped the tar and feathers but was later seized and petitioned by local authorities. Wright and two accomplices were later brought before a justice, facing charges of aggravated assault and battery.
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Washinton
Dave
Tosseu
Disgaie
Wright
Wis
de Guinan
Fortis
Tord
Wrights
Phaytord Weisla Cousin
Fisse Hannan
Fee Oman
Klo
Tietous Niise
FUNSTON FIGHTS DUEL AT FORT LEAVENWORTH
General Frederick Funston engaged a burglar in his Fort Leavenworth quarters. A gunfight followed as the intruder confronted Funston who fired three times after the assailant attempted to fire. The burglar escaped, and Funston remained unharmed.
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Fort Leavenworth
Koudune
Frederick Punston
Port Leavynworth
Phegian
Gener Funston
Punsten
Idina
Suffrage Leaders Plan News Bureau in New York
Women suffragists announce a plan to organize a news bureau in New York to dispense information. Mrs Currie Chipniuigrant, president of the International Women's Suffrage Alliance, cites London reports on the movement and the need for coordinated coverage of events.
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Currie Chipniuigrant
International Womens Suffrage
Allance
London
Carr
Howard Shaw
Moat
Chet
Saloons Close Early in Youngstown Local Option Contest
A bitter local option contest in Youngstown leads to early saloon closures at 7 p.m. as public tensions rise. Political figures and factions attend heated exchanges, with references to Governor and religious leaders amid a tense atmosphere and calls for restraint.
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Youngstown
Youngstowh
UO James
Weather Outlook Across States Today and Wednesday
West Virginia shows partly cloudy conditions today and Wednesday. Ohio forecasts fair weather in the south with showers in the north and central areas. Winds shift from moderate to brisk northeast to east. Western Pennsylvania reports partly cloudy skies in the south and unsettled weather with showers in the north and central areas, with moderate to brisk northeast and east winds.
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West Virginia
Western
Penna
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