Wall Street Hates the Nebraskan
New York June 2 Wall Street shows distrust for Bryan as a presidential candidate. Twenty top financiers express views on whether Bryan would be conservative enough for the Democratic nomination, with Roosevelt seen as less of a threat to vested interests. Most favor Fairbanks or Roosevelt to protect big money, while some deem Bryan too progressive for Wall Street aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
New York
Wall-at
Willams Jennings Bryan
Bryan
W. ¥. Bryan
Vanderlip
Frank A. Vandérlip
Standard OM Company
National City Bank
Lewis 3. Young
A. O. Brown & C
Roceevelt
Wallst
Roosevelt
Bryn
Wallstos
Mays
Charles Head & Co
Roosevel
Seren
S. Pratt
Wall-st. Toural
Hy Financial
Bryann Imr
Mme
Bryanding
Baniyel Untermyer
United States
Baa
Bryanth Wallest
Itex
Charles W. Fairbanks
White House
Fishermen Fined Over Net Violations On Kankakee River
George J. Lawton was fined 5 3 on two counts for keeping a trammel net and using it near Mheivy on the Kankakee river. John Doe, his assistant, paid 32750 for using the net. Others arrested include James Harper near Linton with a wing net Carlos McDonald near Vicksburg with a seine and Columbus Lucas near Marco with two net and a seine. Deputy Frank Federson led the rear and trials were set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Lawton
Mheivy
Kankakee
John Doe
Met
James Harper
Atrésten
Linton
Carlos McDonald
Vicksburg
Columbus Lucas
Marco
Frank Federson
Mitchell Fears the Labor Ticket
Scripps-McRae Preex Association. Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania June 2 President John Mitchel United Mine Workers advises union members in anthracite districts not to form distinct political parties when seeking legislative tickets. He fears jealousy and weakened union strength if union parties are created. Many districts have fielded candidates on union workers tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Preex Association
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchel
United Mine Workers
Lucerne
Lackawanna
Haakon Crowned King in Simple Norwegian Ceremony
King Haakon VII was formally crowned at Trondhjem cathedral in a simple ceremony. Delegations from the United States and about 1,300 Norwegian-Americans attended. Sweden declined to send representatives, prompting lingering tensions in Norway over Oscar II’s successor.
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Scrippe-McRae Press
Trondhjem
Norway
Haakon VII
Haakon
Sweden
Denmark
United States
America
Chicago
Gide
Dan
Sinenal
Quale
Ray
Onstad
Norwasian
Ceromatics
Graves
Stockholm
Bro
Willam Jennings Bryan
Marshal Field
Chittlania
Oscar
Little Minister Cigar Cleaner Adwit Bold Claims
Odd cleaned up classified style notice describes a Little Minister Cigar cleaner service that polishes and cleans household items and upholstery. It mentions dealers and a phone number 1333 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Minister
Valua
Blarney in Court Delays Marriage Two Years for Mrs Dawson
An elderly Mrs. Mary Dawson sought a divorce from Robert Dawson in superior court. Judge John L. McMaster granted the divorce but ordered Mrs. Dawson not to remarry for two years, citing a legal waiting period. She protested with witty remarks and a bid for post trial appeal, while court observers noted the judge’s firm decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dawson
John L. McMaster
Superior Court
Dawson
Judge McMaster
Merrill Meares
Robert Dawson
Waltings
Alngle
Mrs. Dawson
India
Hin
Judee McMaster
Mr. Moores
Hanging of Ivens Stuns Chicago Morbid Crowd
Richard Ivens was hanged at 1 04 am for the murder of Mrs. Franklin C Hollister. The execution drew a morbid crowd as officers controlled the scene and ministers led prayers. Ivens faced the crowd with courage, requested ham and eggs before dying, while police cleared streets and debated the condemned man’s fate.
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Ivens
Whitman
J. F. O'Neill
W. T. Sumner
Mr. White
Hughes
O'Malley
Irena
Ivons
Dean Summer
Episcopal Church
Senate Resolution Expresses U S Sympathy for Russian Jews
The senate adopted a resolution expressing grave concern over reports of massacres of Hebrews in Russia and offering heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved. Senator McLauren of Mississippi introduced the measure after discussion and subsequent approval by the foreign relations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Russia
McLauren
Mississippi
Fhat
Str. Lodge
Committee of Foreign Relations
Nominations from President Sent to Senate in June
The president sent nominations to the senate listing land office registrars George W. Wilson at Wilton, North Dakota and Clarence C. Schuyter at Fargo, North Dakota, plus receivers of public money Victor Chaffee at Williston and J J Jordan at Fargo. Also Col Oswald H Ernst placed on retired list of the army with rank brigadier general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippasachaereas Association
Washington
Senate
George W. Wilson
Wi Maton
N. D
Clarence C. Schuyter
Farge
Bub Mc Moneys
Victor Chaffee
Williston
J.J. Jordan
Fargo
Lst
Army
Oswald H. Ernst
Corps of Engineers
McCoy Began Indeterminate Term at Michigan City Prison
M c o y, one of the wreckers of the Hensselaer bank, began his indeterminate sentence at the state prison in Michigan City. He was convic ted at Monticello for embezzlement and arrived with Sheriff Stephens and Attorney Haywood as they walked the main street from the railway station carrying a suitcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Thomas J. McCoy
Hensselaer Bank
Monticello
McCoy
George Stephens
George Haywood
Lafayette
Key Fits Door of Rival in Domestic Incident
Mrs J G Spalding recently pranged into a dispute with Miss Helen Mack of 416 East Market Street. A key she obtained from the husband opened Miss Mack’s room and police were informed. Warrants for the arrest of Miss Mack and J G Spalding were issued and to be filed before Acting Justice of the Peace Petiiionn Saturday afternoon. Miss Mack, a Standard Oil stenographer, denies wrong intent, claiming only casual acquaintance and that Spalding did not know he was married.
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J. G. Spalding
Helen Mack
E. Market al
Paling
Miss Mack
Justice of the Peace
Misa Mack
Standard Oil Company
Spalding
Washington Conference Falls Into Sharp Dispute On Rates
Report indicates a sharp disagreement emerged today in Washington over railroad rate proposals. Conferees will seek further specifications as they proceed. The main issue concerns whether pipeline owners may transport their products, with a major claim that banning this would amount to confiscation. Other points show practical agreement.
New Ship Roosevelt Makes Record Immersive Lake Run
Theodore Roosevelt arrives from Toledo to Mackinac in 19 hours covering 210 miles with 3500 passengers capacity. Indiana Transportation Co reports fastest finest freshwater craft built at $300000, start summer schedule tomorrow. W K Greenebaum hosts guests recalling 1896 northern Indiana Republican convention and Moran McCoy role. Continuous with extended page 8 column 3.
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Gon
Michigan City
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Toledo
Indiang ‘Transportation Company
Roosevelt
Mackinac
W. K. Greenebaum
Indiana Transportation Company
Cumber Resumes Opposition to President Travel Fund Bill
In June the Senate took up the civil appropriation bill and M Cumber renewed his opposition to a provision allocating 2000 for the President's traveling expenses amid the ongoing debate over corporate and civil appropriations in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Benatar Bio-Cumber
Proclamation Delayed By Labor Federation Council
Washington June 2 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor adjourned its quarterly meeting without issuing the political proclamation to workers that was due today The document will be circulated to council members for approval before publication to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Mefine Press Association
Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Workingmen of America
Casino 18 Destroyed Along Waterfront
The June 2 morning blaze razed Casino 18 and nearby restaurants along the waterfront. Officials report a total loss of 300,000, with one wharf and other structures destroyed. No fatalities are mentioned and the cause is under inquiry.
Two Women Slain in Alabama Tragedy
DEMOPOLIS Ala June 2 Two women were murdered in a small home in Franklin by an ax attack. Mahala Brown’s body was found with a broken neck and Annie Smith lay beside with a crushed skull. Police chief Monnier suspects Brown killed with an ax blow and dragged away.
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Seriane McRae
Preas Associatiie
Demopolie
Ala
Mahala Brown
Franklin
Fount
Brown
Mra Annie Smith
Win Olood
Monnier
Unclear gun accident reported in Iola scene
A fragment describes an accidental shooting involving a revolver in the hands of a man named Ross Crom and mentions a sweetheart unaware the weapon was loaded. The piece also references Harmon Hall's new fishing tackle and sporting goods shop in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe
Seu
Harmon & Hall
Wash
Rebater Fines Total 850000 for Rebates Case
Federal court punished multiple firms and two men for anti rebate violations under the Elkins law. Burlington and Quincy and several packing companies were fined, with totals and jail terms laid out. Appeal bonds set, sentences suspended for a week to allow appeals.
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Scrippe-MiHae Press Association
Kansas City
Flzeg
Smith Ate
Phrrsan
Permons
Elkins
Ivo
Chicago, Hurlington & Quincy
Carlaby
Armair Packing Company
Bwitt Sen
Nelson Morrie & Co
George J. ‘Thomas
New York
Crought Loker
LL. Bo Taggart
George la Thons
McPherson
Burlington Aml Wich
Thomas and
Taggart
Chicago, Burlington& Quincy Railway
Pimbany
Karsasity
Atlantic
Cintehy Packing Company
Armour Facking Company
HLT Morris Company
Swift
State Supreme Court weighs Kokomo police law constitutionality
Attorney General Miller argues the state police law is constitutional as cases test the governor’s power to appoint boards and set compensation. Kokomo officials challenge the board structure, with several Salary disputes already litigated. The state cites multiple decisions supporting legislative authority and awaits Supreme Court ruling on repeal intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Kokomo
Miller
Michael Domohue
Wiens
Uletetty
Hiew
Danohue
Wildlem H. Geake
Incorporations Filed for The Animore Heat and Light Co
The Animore Heat and Light company filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 390000. Directors listed include Joly W. Smith Marlowe Le G. Nevly and others from Saint Marys and Tim, with additional managers J. Kerr E. Maree and Murdock of Laf. The Connersville Commercial club also filed articles with a list of directors J Huston Horace Pure R B Eblett and others.
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Animore Heat and Light Company
Lot Atundte
Canital
Joly W. Smith
Marlowe
le G. Nevly
Bt. Marys
D. & Neely
R. Curtain
Kerr
E. J. Maree
Tims
T. Murdock
Laffayette
Connersville
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King Haakon
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Mitchell
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Blarney
Mornetes Kanihnts
Goses
Huder
Waluchiera
Gurt-Nosberg
Pambroke Ai de
Bummer
Sulle
Besbie Hollister
Jai
Tailer
John L. Whiteman
Guin
Dearborn-ave
Tisnow-nt
Michigan-st
Clark-st
Chile
Richard G. Ives
C. Hollister
Beore Ivens
Trena
Franklin C. Hollimer
William Hollister
Svens
Mandy
United States Senate
M'Coy
Dave Sherbicke
That City
Great Lakes
M'Cumber
Bill
Casino
Eee Benendeem
Alabama
M’pherson
G., B. & Q. Railroad
Cadahy Packing Co
Hee
Ammour
Wee Swift & Co
Nelaom Morris
George L. Themay
Ye A. Taggart
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