Roosevelt Roams London Amid Mixed British Press
London papers rail at Roosevelt as critics call conduct impropriety yet he strolls the city in a jovial mood. Daily News blames misfortune, Standard cites alien rebuke, Telegraph calls harsh medicine, Chronicle decries international propriety, Globe mocks, Guardian chides sentimentality, Graphic quotes Socrates metaphor.
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England
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Chronicle
Globe
Manchester
Guardian
Socrates
Manchester Guardian
Egypt
Inster Gazette
Evening Standard
Velt
Pall Mall Gazette
Roose
Grandmamma
Ory
London
Roose-velt
Avelt
Express
Mail
Post
Standard and Times
Senate Defeats La Follette Plan In Senate Vote
The Senate rejected the La Follette proposal for a physical valuation of railroads 25 to 30 risking heightened tension over railroad policy. Debate highlighted views on interstate commerce, rate regulation, and the cost of appraisals versus potential shipper savings.
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Senate
Elkins
West Virginia
Supreme Court of the United States
Conference Committee
la Follette and Bailey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bailey
Wisconsin
la Follette
Lia Follette
Bristow
Clapp
Crawford
Dixon
Dolliver
Gamble
Borab
Brown
Jones
Simmons
North Carolina
Stone
Missouri
Simmonds
Greedy Hand of Railroad Stayed Halted
A stalled railroad dispute halted operations as a stubborn negotiation collapsed. Union officials and company executives met without progress, leaving crews idle and schedules in disarray across multiple lines.
Tom Watson Returns to Democratic Fold in Georgia
Augusta dispatch reports Thomas E. Watson a Democratic ex member of Congress and twice a Populist presidential nominee is distributing business cards announcing his return to the Democratic Party, confusing state and national observers.
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Augusta
Thomas E. Watson
Congress
Georgia
Bcards
Will Explain Coupon Ballot At Washington School
A meeting is planned at Washington school on Sixteenth and Vine streets where Moneena Dunn will explain the Coupon Ballot adopted for La Crosse County this fall. Civic Center society sponsors urge all voters and officials to attend to understand the new ballot before election day.
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Washington School
Sixteenth and
Vine Streets
Moneena Dunn
la Crosse County
Civic Center Society
John Vollmar
Maniac hurls pot of beans at Crown Prince
In Berlin a deranged Polish Jew, Abraham Elerweiss, hurled a zinc pot of beans at Crown Prince Frederick William during the spring review at Templehof. The pot hit a policeman, wounding him. the crown prince remained uninjured and the attacker was restrained and imprisoned. King Albert of Belgium was present as a guest of honor.
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Berlin
Abraham Elerweiss
Frederick William
Grenadier Guards
Templehof Plain
Albert
Belgium
Elerweiss
Listman Mill Hit By Strike After Wage Demands
Thirty four Listman Mill workers skip shift over a 25 cent daily wage demand for eight hours. General Manager G M Heath offers 15 cent raises to most crews and a $5 monthly bonus for the cleanest room, with a three member striker committee to meet. Most departments accept the offer, but 30 to 35 workers reject it while Heath awaits further talks.
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G. M. Heath
Heath
the Tribune
Gerbracht Denies Knowledge of Sugar Frauds
New York June 1 Ernest W Gerbracht testified in his own defense denying any knowledge of sugar frauds and shifted responsibility for the methods used on the Williamsburg docks to three dead men.
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Gerbracht
New York
Williamsburg
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Norton Named Secretary to the President
Charles D Norton, assistant treasurer from Chicago, has been chosen for the secretary to the president post, a decision reached this afternoon, according to an authoritative source in Washington.
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Norton
Washington, D. C
Charles D. Norton
Chicago
Sporting Extra Rain Delays KC at Toledo and Detroit Match
American Association game Kansas City at Toledo canceled due to rain. Detroit postponed with Philadelphia to face Detroit and Washington versus Cleveland also put off by rain.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Detroit
Philadelphia
American League
Cleveland
Washington
La Crosse Uncovers Alleged Child Labor Law Violation
Local authorities in La Crosse report an alleged breach of child labor laws at an unspecified business. Investigators are reviewing employment records and may pursue enforcement steps.
Deputy Inspector Targets Child Labor Violations in La Crosse
Milwau kee deputy factory inspector Ira L. Lockney leads a wide sweep in La Crosse charging seven with violations of the child labor law. Warrants issued for managers and foremen. additional cases expected, with fines and court dates set.
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Ira L. Lockney
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Lockney
A. A. Morse
la Crosse Can Company
Mamie Meinertz
Julius Kaeppler
Western Union Telegraph Company
Edward Miler
Robert Swensen
North American Telegraph Company
George Hanson
Inland Printing Company
William Holland
John McWilliams
Bijou Theater
Harry Burford
Lyric Theater
John L. Garder
The
Garder Printing Company
John Studier
Wisconsin Pearl Button Company
Lemberg Wins English Derby at Epsom Track
Lemberg won the English Derby at Epsom today claiming a premier prize on the classic course. The victory marked a notable achievement for the owner trainer and jockey involved with the standout performance on race day.
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Epsom Track
Lemberg Wins Derby in Tight Finish at Epsom
Lemberg trained by A Fairies won the Epsom Derby by a short neck over Viscount Villier's Greenback after a delayed start caused by Neil Gow's balky behavior. O'Malley finished third as betting favored Lemberg at 7 to 4 with Greenback close behind in a dramatic afternoon.
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England
Fairies Lemberg
Cyllene
Lord Roseberry
Neil Gow
Lemberg
Charles O’malley
Viscount Villier
Roseberry
Tottingham
Dillon
Chas. O'Malley
Templeman
Greenback
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
King Edwards Minoru
Maher
O' Malley
Weather Outlook and Water Forecast For La Crosse Area
Coldest on record in La Crosse at 42 with a high near 70 and light wind. Forecast through 7 p.m. Thursday calls for fair skies and little temperature change with frost possible in lowlands tonight in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The river is expected to fall slowly over the next 36 hours with stage changes showing small declines.
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Wisconsin
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