Philippine bill passes the Senate with three Republican dissenters
The Lodge Philippine government bill clears the Senate 48 to 0 after seven weeks of debate. Republicans Menary Hoar of Massachusetts Mayou of Illinois and Wellington of Maryland oppose the measure. one Democrat McLaurin supports it. The bill reforms governance in the Philippines including a Philippine commission, civil governor and vice governor, and U.S. control of courts taxes and land while extending U.S. protection to inhabitants. Subsequent House action on anti ararchy bill and related matters noted.
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Trouble Grows as Union Strikes Spread Through Chicago
Chicago dispatch notes escalating violence as 1,500 city store workers join packinghouse drivers on strike. Police clash with rioters while wagonloads of meat supplies reach downtown amid broken windows, overturned wagons, and widespread disorder. One worker wounded, several arrests, with fear of further clashes.
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Military Clothing Frauds In Michigan Court
Lansing June 4 ex quartermaster general William I White testified before the supreme court in disbarment proceedings against attorney Rous of Eglameron. White alleged Col Sutton of Detroit aided the fraud and profited, signaling a sensational link to the Henderson Ames Kalamazoo scheme as Sutton faced indictment and acquittal. Naval Display reports Moody proposing a grand naval review next winter to bolster the navy’s postwar growth.
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Base Ball Scores and a Murder Verdict in Nebraska
Baseball results from multiple leagues in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston and Washington with scores for national and American leagues. A June 4 trial in Alliance Nebraska found Anguat Jahuke guilty of first degree murder for Michael Sierk after a week, with Olson as alleged accomplice confessing in court. Anderson Indiana reports Powell and Brown fighting in a wagon chase ending when police halted the runaway team.
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Prevailing Prices for Grain and Livestock on June 8
Indianapolis grain and livestock report lists prices and steady trends for wheat, corn, oats, and rye with mixed and dull notes. Cattle and hog markets show steadiness, with sheep and lambs described as steady to dull in various grades, reflecting market conditions across Chicago and Louisville exchanges.
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Swindle by patent right men ends in arrest
In Noblesville Indiana two strangers swindled farmer William Fy Thor of 4600 by selling a fake wagon brake patent. Thor bought the right after a second offer and faced empty hands. Nearby, Jane De Tyler Cruthers, a colored woman, is jailed for counterfeiting charges related to a separate fraud but denies the accusation and awaits trial Friday.
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Fisk Progress Antisvtian Endeavor Convention Big in Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports progress for the State Christian Endeavor convention set for June 26 to 29 in Tomlinson Hall and Merkin Street area. Opening session will feature Burrig A Jenking of Kentucky University. Also notes a railway detective shooting in Winamac, a witness loss in Jay county murder case, a photographer’s suicide in Anderella, and a writers convention at Winona Lake.
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