Connecticut Socialists Name Hunter for Governor
New Haven June 6 The Connecticut Socialists nominate Robert Hunter of Noroton as their governor candidate and pledge to bring national figures to campaign. Hunter denounces railroad influence and predicts gains, citing Milwaukees successes as a model and promising change voters seek. Debs Seidel Spargo Carey among scheduled speakers.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Robert Tunter
Noroton
Stokes
Hunter
New England
Milwaukee
Eugene V. Debs
Mayor Seidel
Ohn Spargo
New York
Victor
Wisconsin
James F. Carey
Massachusetts
Fraud Charged in Dalzell Opponent's Lead in Primary
Dr. Robt. J. Black demands a recount in his bid for the congressional nomination against John Dalzell. Black claims fraud including a ballot count for Dalzell by a judge and alleges corporate opposition in the 20th district.
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Pittsburg
Robt. J. Black
John Dalzell
House Rules Committee
Dalzell
W. H. Coleman
Black
Congress
Republican Organization
20Th Congressional District
Red Wing club invites local officials to present series
President Cremer of the Red Wing club invites local officials and President J A Elliott to attend the current series at Red Wing. Roo ney is present in Red Wing, but other officers may be absent.
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Cremer
Red Wing Club
Senator Morris Delivers Woodmen Memorial Speech in Onalaska
A misinterpreted Memorial Day plan leads Senator Morris to switch from a Grand Army of the Republic address to a Woodmen of the World Memorial speech. He delivers a well received talk after a fifteen minute rush to prepare.
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Onalaska
Thomas Morris
Tom
Morris
Grand Army of the Republic
Onalaskan
Dean Collie Blames Cigarettes for State College Loss
Beloit Wisconsin June 6 Dean Geo L Collie criticizes cigarettes and related evils as causes of the state college football championship loss He departs for a year long Africa tour to pursue geological research for the university.
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Beloit
Wis
Dean Geo. L. Collie
Africa
Firemen Hurt as Back Draft Fatal in Bonded Warehouse
Two firemen were killed and three badly hurt when a back draft swept through a bonded warehouse on Washington Street today. Twenty-two other firefighters suffered injuries, some serious, in New York dispatches.
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New York
Washington Street
Democra tic committee chairmanship passes to Dix
The retirement of William J. Fingy Conners as chair of the New York State Democratic committee occurred with harmony. John A. Dix was unanimously elected to the office and Arthur A. McLean of Newburg was re elected treasurer.
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New York
William J
Fingy
Conners
State
Democratic Committee
John A. Dix
Arthur A. McLean
Newburg
Three Murders Prompt Arrest in Iowa Family Slaying
Roy Hardy, 21, was arrested in Marshalltown to await investigation into the deaths of his father James Hardy his mother and brother Earl found dead in their Laurel home. The triple slaying involved skulls crushed and bodies piled in the front of the house.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Roy Hardy
James Hardy
Earl
Laurel
Military Funeral Planned for Army Nurse Lovina Streight
Indianapolis Ind June 6 Arrangements were completed today for the funeral of Mrs Lovina Streight 80 a veteran nurse known as Mother to the Fifty first Indiana regiment of Civil War soldiers She died yesterday in Indianapolis and will be buried Wednesday with military honors
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lovina Streight
Fifty-first Indiana Regiment
Ehrlich Fined in Brindley's Court for Undersized Fish
Ehrlich was found guilty in Judge Brindley's court on the charge of having game fish under the required size and was fined $25 and costs. Attorney W F Wolfe appealed the case to the circuit court. Many a man realizes too late that his mascot is a hoodoo.
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Ehrlich
Munyon’s Paw-Paw Pills Advertised Benefits
An old time ad touts Munyon’s Paw-Paw Pills as a unique laxative. It claims the pills stimulate the liver and stomach without scouring or weakening, purporting to improve digestion, blood quality, and skin clarity without calomel, at 25 cents per bottle.
Continue Fight to Free Browne in Bribery Case
Chicago report on June 6 says attorneys for Lee O'Neil Browne Democratic leader fight to stop his Cook county bribery trial over alleged payment to Representative White to vote for Lorimer. Judge Scanlon warns he won’t bow to press clamor and decision may be delayed two to three days. State Attorney Wayman and Burke pursue corruption probes on the fish bill.
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Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
Illinois General Assembly
Browne
Cook County
White
Lorimer
United States Senate
Hancey
Atorney Wayman
Scanlon
Hanecy
Wayman
Statesttorney Burke
Sangamon County
Pastors Union Holds Last Meeting Adjourning to October
The Pastors' union adjourned its session until October 3 after extending an invitation to the American Sunday School union to host its bi state convention in September for Wisconsin and Minnesota. Rev. Panzlau to welcome delegates. A five member committee including Rev. J. E. Ayscue and others to arrange the outing with the date yet to be decided.
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Pastors’ Union
American Sunday School Union
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Panzlau
J. E. Ayscue
Cunningham
I. Y. Ingham
Berger
J.S. Lowe
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
A newspaper advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional remedy taken internally. It offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio with sales through druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Aviator Edouard Six Injured In 80 Foot Fall
Edouard Six fell 80 feet during a flight to win his aviation diploma from the Aero club in Dunkirk France. He suffered broken arms a broken nose and serious internal injuries.
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Dunkirk
France
The
Aero Club
Edouard Six
Listman Mill Resumes Operations As Talks Continue
Listman Mill restarts with a new crew while talks with strikers proceed. Manager Heath reports three meetings with the strike committee, and a majority ready to return on company terms though a segment remains opposed. One mill now active. second to follow. Old workers to return where positions reopen.
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Listman
Heath
Ivey Heads Epworth League at Three-Day Convention
The Epworth League convention in this city closed with Dr. J G Vaughan delivering a talk on The Life That is Worth While Missionaries and leaders named to the league cabinet include A M Ivey of La Crosse as president and Miss Bessie Cutting, Miss Iva Mathews, Miss Florence Merrill, Miss Silas Haskell, and Miss Grace Harris in various posts The La Crosse district will raise 100 for a room at Minneapolis Asbury hospital through this effort discussed at the meeting.
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Epworth League
J. G. Vaughan
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
A. M. Ivey
la Crosse
Bessie Cutting
Iva Mathews
Ironton
Florence Merrill
Onalaska
Silas Haskell
Tomah
Grace Harris
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis
YMCA Begins Swimming Lessons for 210 Boys
The Y M C A started morning swimming lessons taught by Instructor George Corsan with about 210 boys from Washington, Washburn, Longfellow, Lincoln and Hogan schools. Water wings supported feet as students learned the crawl stroke. another lesson will teach foot technique. Up to 25 boys swam at once in the plunge.
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George Corsan
Washington
Washburn
Longfellow
Lincoln
Hogan
Foreigners in China Warned by Embassies
In Pekin on June 6 the foreign legations warned foreigners in Nanking and other towns where uprisings are threatened to remain vigilant. They denied that yesterday’s peacefulness was to lull foreigners into complacency after the failure of the outbreak in Nanking to materialize.
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Pekin
Nanking
Roads must get the wage money
New York June 6 The eastern railroad systems seek Interstate Commerce Commission review of proposed freight rate increases. William C Brown of the New York Central says wage hikes have raised payrolls about 690000 dollars monthly and the company must recover this through readjusted freight rates.
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New York
Eastern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wm. C. Brown
New York Central
The
Central
Brown
Immense Crowd Attends Brewers Picnic at Centennial Garden
A large crowd gathered at Centennial garden yesterday for a Brewers picnic with amusements and a brass band. The afternoon event drew visitors and the hall hosted a ball in the evening, described as a success in every respect.
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Centennial Garden
Fire destroys farmhouse of Minnesota farmer Steindorf
The home of August Steindorf, a noted farmer on the road to Brownsville Hokah Minnesota, burned to ashes Saturday evening while the family attended a lodge meeting. Mrs Steindorf found the house ablaze while returning from the barn. The building and contents were completely destroyed. Cause unknown.
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August Steindorf
Brownsville
Minn
Doubt Pittman Captive Amid Nicaragua Turmoil
Cables from Port Limon express uncertainty over whether American Wm. D. Pittman allied with Estrada forces in Nicaragua has been captured by Madriz forces. Conflicting reports flow via wires controlled by Madriz, with officials treating the matter as a toss up. President Madriz rejects Estrada's call for U S mediation in the Nicaraguan conflict saying he refused the proposal in the past and cannot accept it now.
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New Orleans
Port Limon
Wm. D. Pittman
Estrada
Nicaragua
Madriz
Port Simon
Managua
United States
House Won’t Pay Auto Bills for Vice President and Speaker
Washington June 6 A congressional deadlock over paying 2500 cash for the use of Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon’s automobiles. The house voted to cover their own expenses while the senate restored the 2500 items and refused the amendment. If unresolved, the usual rule may force Uncle Joe and Sunny Jim to hire their own chauffeurs.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Sherman
Cannon
House
Senate
Uncle Joe
Sunny Jim
O Henry dies as famed short story writer
The funeral for William Sidney Porter known as O Henry will be held at the Little Church Around the Corner tomorrow morning. His body will be sent to Asheville North Carolina for burial after services. Upon death he quipped to a nurse about not wanting to go home in the dark.
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New York
Sidney Porter
O. Henry
Asheville
N. C
Porter
Latonia Derby Opens in Cincinnati Feature Race
Six of the west’s best three year olds will start this afternoon in the Latonia Derby, the opening feature of the thirty day meeting in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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