Plot to kill Edward coronation fuels London fears
London authorities urged to avert a possible coronation fiasco as a rumored plot against King Edward circulates. Reports claim King Edward faked illness at Aldershot to withdraw from public duties, while Windsor recovery is cited as proof. Crowded stands, police controls, and ruined decorations spark public protests and alarm among hotel owners and seat speculators.
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Guarding Against Anarchists In Britain And Rail Strike Settled
A Geneva dispatch says continental and English police cooperate to bar anarchists during the coronation period as anarchists recently disappeared from Zurich and Geneva and may cross via Paris. In Sioux City the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul shops strike ends after a two day conference granting a 20 cent daily advance bringing skilled pay to 2.90 for ten hours. King Edward takes a drive in a closed carriage amid a show of good health.
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Rush as 2100 scramble for Cedar Fort lands in Oregon line field
At noon the ceded Fort Hall reservation opened to settlement and about 2100 people rushed the line near Pocatello. J R Mullen and J A DeKay of Pocatello were first to reach Blackfoot. Only 27 filings were made on opening day amid expected contests and several days of scramble.
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Hopkins Defeats Harrison and Is Elected State Chairman
At Springfield Illinois the Democratic state convention nominated a ticket for clerk of the supreme court John L. Pickering of Springfield state treasurer Clare W. Duddleston of Chicago and superintendent Anson L. Bliss of Hillsboro Trustees of the state university Dudiadotmes Smith J A White S S Pasxton Monmouth Hopkins was re elected state central committee chairman after a bitter contest with Carter H Harrison of Chicago The platform debate centered on the first plank pledging adherence to fundamental Democratic principles as stated in the Declaration of Independence and U S Constitution the plank was amended to read fundamental principles of the Democratic party as repeatedly affirmed by past Democratic conventions no reference to W J Bryan was made.
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Stuefer Draws Back From Race In Harmony Effort
June 18 in Lincoln. State Treasurer Stuefer withdraws from a second term bid to promote harmony amid eight gubernatorial candidates. Convention in Auditorium at 2 PM with Norris Brown temporary chair and Jed A. Allen temporary secretary. Packed crowds and rough hotel travel mark the day as prominence from across the state attends.
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Riots Rage Through Paterson Mills Lead to Firefight
Paterson New Jersey riot erupts as mobs attack mills with stones and bullets. Police open fire after leaders including Gallaneo and McQueen incite violence. Two men fatally wounded, many injured, patrols and firemen deployed, Belmont and Temple streets scenes of chaos.
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Spooner Reciprocity Plan Faces Senate Confrontation
June 18 Washington Reuters notes Republican Senate Cuban relations committee agreed to accept the Spooner bill for reciprocity with Cuba and to convene a conference of Republican senators to review terms. Beet sugar interests expect a conference ruling against Cuba favored legislation, while supporters anticipate the Spooner bill advancing to the full Senate. White House remains a listening position, with mixed signals on adjournment and possible agreement before long.
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House Passes Bankruptcy Reform Amid Debates
Washington June 1 The house debated measures from the judiciary committee led by a major bankruptcy bill. The bill narrowl y passed 187 to 6 with 15 amendments to fix defects. Key change defines preference to align with Pirneys v Chicago Tithe Trust. Four new grounds for denial of discharge added including false statements and fraudulent transfers.
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