Gorman Interred Quietly at Oak Hill Cemetery
The interment of the late Senator Gorman occurred today at Oak Hill cemetery amid a brief simple ceremony. Rev Wallace Radcliff officiated with a joint committee of Senators and Representatives present at the house, no music or flowers, and Chaplain Hail assisted with the services.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Gorman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wallace Radcliff
House
Committee
Se Senate
Ocean Race Opens From New Rochelle For Taroe Cup
Seven yachts from the New Rochelle Yacht Club set sail this morning in an ocean race for the Tar oe Yacht Club Challenge Cup. The course runs from New Rochelle to Montauk Point, around the Northeast End lightship, finishing off the Brooklyn Yacht Club at Bensonhurst. Special prizes await winners and runners up. race noted for difficult seamanship and sailor experience. District Attorney Jerome intends to dismiss the indictment against Josephine Arranva next Monday after acquittal on murder charges in the case of her uncle and, separately, aunt.
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Scripps News Association
New Rochelle
N. Y
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Montauk Pai
New York
Jerome Today
Josephine Arranva
Indiana Democratic Convention at Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis hosts the Indiana Democratic State Convention with no visible excitement as prearrangements and a Bryan influence shape the form. Benjamin F. Shively chairs the meeting and a 686 vote coalition is needed for nominating the state ticket including multiple statewide and appellate judges and officials.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Gemittea
Wm. Jennins Bryan
Benjamin F.shively
South Bend
Appellate Court
Appellate
Lusitania Launched in Glasgow as World’s Largest Liner
The Lusitania was successfully launched in Glasgow with Lady Invereld christening the ship. The floating palace measures about 800 feet long and can cross the Atlantic in three and a half days with engines delivering 80,000 horsepower.
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Scripps News Association
Glasgow
Lady Invereld
Atlantic
Portland man in federal custody to face sensational land swindle revelations
Puter arrived in Portland under federal marshal guard and was jailed pending trial. He says he will reveal sensational Oregon land swindles that allegedly implicate Portland millionaires.
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Beripps News Association
Portland
S. A
District Court Proceedings and City Measures Report
The district court dismissed the State versus Paul Rohr and Eva Crawford for lack of evidence. Jury returned $1000 in favor of Wm Grant in the case against H Harrell for commission on a farm sale. A jury list includes residents from Union Elgin Summerville La Grande and other towns. Bids opened for sidewalk construction on 4th arrest. street committee to action. Saloon licenses granted to Mint Cris Wright Eagle Foley House Sumner House and Hickory bars. An ordinance for city treasurer salary was deferred and eminent walks on Adams Avenue contract found. All city claims referred to finance committee for report at next meeting on the 20th.
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Paul Rohr
Eva Crawford
Wm. Grant
H. Harrell
Harrell
Harrall
Kear, Gove, Scott
Andy Wilkerson
Union
Conia Alical
H. C. Renehart
Summerville
J. R. Lalamers
George Rankin
Elgin
E. Draper
W. T. Wallsinger
Alicel
J. G. Anson
la Grande
Thomas Ransom
Robert Deal
W. E. Ruckman
Imbler
C. M Kiddle
la Grands
W. T. Martin
Cove
Albert Hutchinson
North Powder
W. B. Gasset
Talocasat
A. J. Turner
Medical Springs
W. Pack
Adams Avenue
Cris Wright
Eagle
Hickory
U C Convention Opens in Ogden With Parade Set
Eight thousand visitors attend the United Commercial Travelers Association convention in Ogden Utah for a three day session. Delegates from Montana Idaho Nevada and Wyoming join twenty four bands in the parade tomorrow.
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Scripps News Association
Odgen
Utah
United Commerical Travelers Association
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Roosevelt to appoint Hiram Booth Utah district attorney
President Roosevelt promised Senator Smoot to appoint Hiram Booth as Utah district attorney. The decision was made late this afternoon in Washington.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Smoot
Hiram Booth
Utah
Ward Defeated in County Sheriff Race by Ave Votes
Portland report says Tom Ward lost re election for sheriff by Ave votes and has filed a contest claiming fraud. Madrid notes the Spanish ministry resigned with unknown cause and Alfonso surprised by development.
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Seripps News Association
Portland
Tom Ward
Ave
Madrid
Alfonso
Empress Birthday Observed by Douma in St Petersburg
The Douma observed the Empress's birthday in St Petersburg by adjourning until the next day. The note places the event in June and highlights the formal parliamentary tribute by the body equivalent to a congress.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
Congress
Twelve Horses Poisoned Shock Whitman County Farmer
Whitman County farmer William Gordon reported twelve of his best horses poisoned on Saturday at Colfax Washington. Gordon had just contracted to sell two horses for 300 dollars and valued the rest at about 1800 dollars, underscoring substantial losses.
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Colfax Wash
William Gordon
Whitman County
Johnstown Cloudburst Triggers Swift Rise in Conemaugh River
Pittsburg reports indicate a cloud burst along the Conemaugh River caused the river to rise thirteen and a half feet between eight and nine this morning. Considerable damage noted. no loss of life reported yet.
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Scripps News Association
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Johnstown
Conemaugh River
Hailey and Eakin Dominate Umatu County Race
Tom Hailey wins by 692 votes over Eakin while Eakin carries his home county by 694. Both men earn pride from their neighbors as the county tallies highlight competitive local support.
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Tom Hailey
Umatu- Ulla
Eakin
Jouge Eakin
Potential general strike at San Francisco waterfront
San Francisco reports a possible broad strike tied to non union crews as Oceanic Steam Ship Company ends the working agreement with sailors union thirty days ago. Non union Americans are en route to the port while unions seek a conference to learn motives. the dispute touches Oceanic and the shipping sector.
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Bscripps News Association
San Francisco
Oceanic Steam Ship Company
Sailors Union
United Shipping Transportation Association
Perkin Library Planned for Chemists Club Centennial
New York reports the Chemists Club forms plans to honor Dr. William Henry Perkin by creating a $50,000 Perkin Library with two book sets and a $5,000 Perkin medal. A national institution with nonresident members would pay $6 annually for access, plus a tentatively scheduled October 6 dinner and symposium on coal tar development. The committee includes Choate Porter Butler Wilson Carnegie Speyer and others.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Chemists Club
William Henry Parkin
Perkin
England
Germany
Italy
Joseph Choate
Horace Porter
Nicholas Murray Butler
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Carnegie
James Speyer Herman A Metz
Morris K Jessup
Arthur van Brissel
Man Arrested in New York for Embezzling 2100 Dollars
William P. Wilson alias E R Parks, 29, was arrested in New York at Los Angeles police request. He allegedly fled Los Angeles last November with 2100 dollars of his employer's cash and confessed to taking 5000 dollars. A $500 reward was offered by the Guarantee Trust Company. He awaits transfer to Los Angeles.
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Scripps News Association
New York
William P. Wilson
E.R. Parks
Los Angeles
Wilson
Parks
Guarantee Trust Company
Des Moines & Fort Dodge Railroad Plans Bond Issue
A special stockholders meeting in Des Moines is held to amend the corporation articles and authorize second mortgage bonds up to 1 million dollars bearing interest. The meeting aims to raise capital for the railroad company and outline new authorized bond terms.
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Scripps News Association
Des Moines
Des Moines & Fort Dodge Railroad Company
Bore Mee Carr
Aikens Testifies About Stock and Gifts in Rail Case
Joseph K. Aikens longtime Monongahala division chief clerk for the Pennsylvania Railroad testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He owns 1300 coal mine shares valued at about fifty thousand dollars and says he sent forty six thousand dollars to Boyer as commissions. He notes his salary range and early gifts from operators and a company store interest. In Chicago five thousand affidavits seek fair trial for Will J. Davis in manslaughter charge linked to the Iroquois Theatre disaster. John Mitchell arrives in Kansas to address miners’ troubles affecting thirty thousand workers.
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Scripps “Ene Association
Philadelphia
Joseph K. Aikens
Monongahala Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boyer
Scripps News Association
Chicago
Will J. Davis
Iroquois Theatre
Cannon says Congress to adjourn by July fifteenth
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon announced that Congress would adjourn by July 15. The statement came from Washington as lawmakers set a near term end to the session.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
House
Joseph G. Cannon
Today
Congress
Packers Noearity Report and Inquiry Details
The text references a committee hearing where Wilson limits expert knowledge and presents himself as an average man. It notes a packers report due within thirty days and Dyson's request for Neil to return for further weather examination and publication of findings.
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Scripps News
Wilson
Agriculture
Ele
Dyson
Neil
Seather
California Delegates Force SF Rehabitation Funds Withdrawal
St. Paul June 7 The California delegates to the Federations Cribs Convention succeeded in having the convention withdraw the resolution authorizing two thousand dollars from the treasury for the rehabilitation of San Francisco.
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Sorippa News Association
St. Paul
California
Federations Cribs
San Francisco
Jury Awards $45,000 Attorneys Fee in Canfield Case
New York June 6 A jury awarded John Lelahunty the full $45,000 claimed for legal services after District Attorney Jaromes raided Canfield's gambling house in this city.
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Scripps News
New York
John Lelahunty
Richard Canfield Fors
Jaromes
Canfield
Jury selection opens rebate case against major meatpackers
In Kansas City on June 7 the federal court began the rebate case against Armour, Swift, Meris and Cudhay packing houses with the selection of a jury. The trial will consider a jointly agreed statement of facts presented by the sides.
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Scripps New Association
Kansas City
Armour, Swift, Meris and Cudhay
Federal
Sidas
Boyer Dismissed After Coal Purchase Confession
Philadelphia report says President Casatt directed the immediate dismissal of Joseph B. Boyer after he confessed to receiving secret commissions on company coal purchases. The event highlights internal discipline at the Pennsylvania railroad and ongoing scrutiny of procurement practices.
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Scripps News Association
Philadelphia
Casatt
Pensylvania Railroad
Joseph B. Boyer
Foster Named Chinese Representative at Hague Peace Conference
Former Secretary of State Foster has been appointed by the Chinese Government to represent China at the Hague peace conference. The official notice confirms the assignment and outlines his role as a diplomat for the delegation.
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Scripps News Association
Foster
Senate Honors Late Senator Gor man
Washington D C June 7 The Senate did not meet until two o clock after the funeral of the late Senator Gor man honoring him with the delay.
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Senate
Acripps News Associaton
Washington, D. C
Gorman
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