Roosevelt signs currency bill ends Senate filibuster
The currency bill clears the Senate 48 to 22 after a long filibuster. President Roosevelt signs the conference report and grants final adjournment as the first session of the sixtieth Congress ends.
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Vaderland Rumored Wreck Amid Dense North Sea Fog
Paris reports a rumor from Brussels that the Red Star steamship Vaderland with 1600 aboard was wrecked in dense fog in the North Sea. Lloyds had not confirmed, with collisions reported in the area and ships seen ashore on the Goodwin sands. No official confirmation reached New York by Sunday night.
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Evansville Man Arrested for Wife's Murder
John Lantz of Evansville was arrested Saturday and charged with murdering his wife whose body was found with her throat cut.
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Evansville
Allentown Shakes Under Suspected Earthquake Shock
Allentown Pennsylvania was jolted by a Sunday earthquake at 12 42 pm causing buildings to rock windows to rattle and chimneys to topple. Rumors of nearby explosions circulated but were proved false as residents fled homes in alarm.
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Currency Commission Organized Under Aldrich Law
The currency commission, appointed by Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon, met for organization on Sunday. Aldrich was elected chairman and Vreeland vice chairman, signaling unified leadership. The group discussed plans to deliver a comprehensive study of currency and banking.
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J M Browning Dies at 57 in St Louis Business Leader
J M Browning 57, president of the Western Anthracite Coal Co and the St Louis and O Fallon Railway, died Sunday night in St Louis after years as a prominent central west business figure. He had long resided in St Louis and was well known in regional circles.
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J. M. Browning
Western Anthracite Coal Company
Young Matron Commits Suicide in Kansas City
Mrs Mildred Settle aged 18 of Amarillo Texas killed herself Sunday by drinking carbolic acid in Kansas City Missouri. She was daughter of Richard L Lang a Fort Worth Texas real estate dealer and visited with her husband Harry Settle at his mother’s home. No motive given.
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Mildred Settle
Amarillo
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Indiana Dentists to Meet in Indianapolis
The Indiana State Dental Association marks its 50th anniversary with a three day meeting in Indianapolis drawing about 1,000 dentists from Indiana and neighboring states Michigan Ohio and Kentucky Indiana hosts the regional gathering this week.
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Motor Car Racer Joseph Sewell Critically Injured
Decatur Hi June 1 A local professional chauffeur Joseph Sewell died after his racing car lost control on the track and struck a fence. He sustained fatal injuries in the Sunday accident.
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Henry Meyer Found Dead at 67 in Aurora Bed
Henry Meyer aged sixty seven was found dead in his Aurora home. Officials report heart failure as the cause of death.
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Henry Meyer
Aurora
Long fight for freedom ends Yaqui peace terms
Hermosillo Mexico June 1 After more than a century of struggle the Yaqui nation agrees to submit to Mexican authority and peace terms. Luis Bule heads the Yaqui delegation meeting Col Jose Gonzales Salas the army at Bacatete mountains. Ratification set for June 15 for unification and surrender of arms.
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Jose Gonzales Salas
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Tres
Death by Own Action Ends a Sad Career
Louis Bendorf a 64 year old once wealthy New Orleans merchant and after ten years a ward detail at City hospital St Louis drank carbolic acid and killed himself Sunday night. He lost family and fortune in a yellow fever epidemic at New Orleans and had wandered for years.
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Fairbanks Returns Home From Washington Visit
Vice-President and Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks departed Washington at 3 40 p m on Sunday for Indianapolis Ind where they will reside at their home indefinitely seeking a quiet period after public duties.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
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Bear Home
Lightning strike pins knife into ceiling during meat cut
While Jesse Cushing of Shelbyville was cutting meat, a lightning bolt struck the knife in his hand and drove it into the ceiling, injuring him and startling onlookers.
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Jesse Cushing
Shelbyville
Drowned aeronaut entangled in flag during 2000 foot drop
Frederick L. Weed an 18 year old aeronaut from New Haven Conn. drowned after his parachute descent from a balloon at Hillside Park Passaic N J. He waved an American flag during the ascent and a gust of wind wrapped the flag around his legs causing him to plunge into Passaic river where he disappeared beneath the water.
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New Haven
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Samuel Whitlow Freed In Kansas Murder Case
The jury in Ioa Kansas found Samuel Whitlow not guilty of murdering Miss May Sapp on September 27 1907. The verdict came after a 36 hour deliberation with initial votes nine to three for acquittal. Miss Sapp, Moran farmer J N Sapp's daughter and Col William Sapp's niece, had a relationship with Whitlow a Moran schoolmaster.
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Senator Gore to Undergo Delicate Eye Operation
Washington reports Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma will travel to New York with his wife for a highly delicate eye operation. An eminent specialist believes the procedure might restore partial sight, though failure could mean no further hope and ongoing blindness.
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Thomas P. Gore
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New York
Consecration of New Bishops at Methodist Conference
At Baltimore on June 1 Bishop Henry W. Warren consecrated Rev. Dr. William F. Anderson and other candidates as bishops during a crowded Lyric Theatre service. The ceremony featured orderly proceedings, prayers, readings, and a stage reception for the newly consecrated bishops.
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Sioux City
Edwin H. Hughes
Greencastle
Ind
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Cal
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Washington
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Walden
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Auburndale
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Believed murder eyed in mis river death
Coroner Streeper expressed belief unidentified woman found in the Mississippi near Alton Til was murdered. A postmortem found no water in lungs, neck broken, body in water weeks. A photo of the retina reportedly shows a bearded man with a hooked nose used to aid investigation.
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Murder Shock Rocks Paris Art World
Disturbed Paris reports a brutal murder of painter Adolphe Steinheit and his mother-in-law. They were found strangled Sunday morning at the Rue de Vaugirard residence near Seymour Thomas's studio. The house was ransacked. The wife, gagged and bound, names two men and a woman as suspects. she identifies a model as the female participant.
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Cleveland Homecoming After Illness In New Jersey
Former President Grover Cleveland returned to his Princeton home from Lakewood on Sunday evening. He traveled by automobile with Mrs. Cleveland and a physician, the trip taken slowly. Family members said he endured the journey well and was not greatly fatigued.
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Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
Four Boys Confess to Great Northern Stock Yards Train Hold-Up
In Great Falls Montana on Saturday night three boys held up a north bound Great Northern train near the stock yards a mile and a half from the city. A fourth youth who helped plan the crime but did not act also is jailed. The quartet fully confessed to police.
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Cooks Who Cook Featured In Reporter Local Columns
A Reporter local column spotlights cooks who share kitchen tips and recipes. The feature highlights their creativity, community ties, and influence on neighborhood dining culture.
King Gustave of Sweden Visits Kaiser in Berlin
King Gustave of Sweden and the queen arrived in Berlin on Sunday to meet the emperor and other royals. Troops lined the route to the castle as the royal visit drew enthusiastic greetings along the way.
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Consular Agent J F Harson Found Dead in Pullman Berth
J F Harson United States consular agent at Nrevitas was found dead in a berth of a Pullman car at Unrest station Pittsburg Pa on Sunday morning. Death attributed to heart disease. He was about 42 years old en route to Washington from Chicago.
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State Normal College Beats Indiana University 8 to 5
The State Normal college at Terre Haute defeated Indiana University 8 to 5 on Saturday in a college baseball contest.
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