Senate Tornado of Partisan Fire in Pettigrew Debates
Washington June 5 a stormy senate session featured Hanna Pettigrew and Cartier amid sensational charges about Cramp a Philadelphia ship builder and a 1892 Republican campaign fund. Pettigrew repeated the claim drawing denials from Hanna Carter while the chamber clashed over truth and loyalty as House business pressed forward.
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Hanna
Cho
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Cartier
Montana
Bacon
Cramp
Philadelphia
Republican Campaign Fund
Republican National Committee
Carter
Island Officers Nominate Judges for Territories
President nominates a batch of territorial and Porto Rico judges. John A. Russell named attorney general of Porto Rico, Samuel C. Bothwell marshal of Porto Rico supreme court, William H. Elliott interior commissioner for Porto Rico, W F Fear chief justice of Hawaii, Clinton A Galbraith Antonio Perry associate justices, Humphreys circuit judge, Silliman second judge, Kalua circuit judge second district, Eddings third circuit judge, Gilbert I Little fourth circuit judge, J Hardy Hawaii
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Porto Rico
Samuel C. Bothwell
Supreme Court of
William H. Elliott
Indiana
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Hawaii
Supreme Court of the
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Clinton A. Galbraith Pee Antonio Perry
Supreme Court of Hawaii
Prom
Humphreys
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R. B. Silliman
John W. Kalua
Circuit Court of the Second Circuit
Eddings
Circuit Court of the Third Circuit
Gilbert I, Little
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
J, Hardy
Hayyati
Senate confirms NY and RI jurists and generals
Washington June 5 The Senate today confirmed Charles H. Brown as attorney for the United States western district of New York William R. Compton as marshal for the western district of New York George B. Curtis as attorney for the western district of New York Theodore L. Poole as marshal for the northern district of New York Brigadier General E S Otis U S A to be major general John E Kendrick as marshal district of Rhode Island.
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Senate
Cherles H. Brown
United States
New York
Wm. R. Compton
Geo. B. Curtis
Theodore L. Poole
E. S. Otis
John E. Kendrick
Rhode Island
Coeur D Alene Labor Turbulence Report Seen Cleared
Washington June 5 The House committee on military affairs submitted its exhaustive Coeur D Alene labor agitation investigation report. It commends Idaho Governor for courage and order, notes mob violence subsiding, and lauds military conduct during May 2 onward amid unrest and dynamiter dangers.
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House Committee On Military Affairs
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Cuba Jurisdiction Debate Over Soldier Murder Trial
Washington civil court should try the U S soldier charged with murder in Cuba, the attorney general decided after reviewing laws. The secretary of war asked for guidance and the AG advised handing the case to Cuba’s civil courts for trial.
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Cuba
United States
Secretary of War
Tablas Rebels Battle and Capture 40 Insurgents Near Tablas
Manila dispatch reports Major Johnson with 29th and 18th infantry disembarked on Tablas island and fought insurgents. They captured 40 rebels including officers, with 10,000 rounds and 24 rifles seized. Seven Americans wounded near Norzagaray Bulacan. Fame for Trumpter Speaker of Company C for bravery.
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Romblom
Tablas
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Arevince
Bulacan
Persit
Trumpter Speaker
Funston
Fourth Cavalry
Charles
MacArthurs Casualty List From Philippines
Washington June 5 The following casualty list from Gen MacArthur shows deaths by dysentery on May 27 in Co D 26th infantry Sergt Earl P Peck May 28 Hospital Corps Joseph W Shea, drowned May 23 Co M 43d infantry Sergt Ora Vestal and died of wounds April 20 Co H 48th infantry Sergt Wm J Hall.
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Philippines
War Department
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26Th Infantry
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W. Sheahon
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Wm. J. Hall
Attorney General to Await Extradition Bill on Neely Case
The United States marshal at New York asks what steps to take before Neely is removed to Havana after Gov. Roosevelt granted the requisition. The attorney general will reply that no further action is needed now pending Congress passage of the extradition bill expected to become law within two days.
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Venerable Pastor Storrs Dies After Illness Complications
New York June 5 The Rev Dr Richard Salter Storrs pastor emeritus of the Church of the Pilgrims died at his home in the borough from complications of old age. He had been unconscious since last night and rallied to attend the mission board meeting in Boston last October. His last pulpit appearance was April 22 with his successor Rev Dr Harry P Dewey preaching. No funeral arrangements yet.
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Richard Salter Storrs
Church of the Pilgrims
Edward B .Coe
Louis R. Pakard
Philip Washburn
Storrs
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
Church of Pilgrims
Harry P. Dewey
Hill Dominates New York Democratic Convention
The New York state Democratic convention elected at large delegates David B. Hill Richard Crocker Edward Murphy and Augustus Van Wyck with alternates Frank Campbell Jacob Ruppert Jr C Morgan Sanford and James Shevlin. Electors at large Fred K. Cook and Robert C. Titus. The platform backs Kansas City principles rejects Chicago 1895, opposes war taxes in peace, supports gold and silver parity, abolishes tariff between Porto Rico and US, condemns trusts, favors liberal pensions and direct senatorial elections. Bryan nomination favored. The gathering ended quietly with Hill as the central figure.
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David B. Hill
Richard Crocker
Edward Murphy
Augustus van Wyck
Frank Campbell
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
C. Morgan Sanford
James Shevlin
Fred K. Cook
Rochester
Robert C. Titus
Buttalo
Chicago
Kansas City
Porto Rico
United States
William J. Bryan
Republicans Win Across Oregon in Early Returns
Portland June 5 Republicans claim victories in statewide races led by Wolverton for supreme judge and Bailey for food and dairy commissioner by 8000 to 10000. Lengue and Moody win in first and second districts by 1200 to 2000 and 8000 respectively, with Multnomah Fusion ticket conceded. Republicans forecast a 10 to 11 seat state legislature majority to choose McBride successor.
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Supreme Judge
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Rpn
Food and Dairy
Lengue
Congress
Moody
Multonomah County
United States
McBride
Died for love. Clinton girl ends life over marriage choice
In Clinton Connecticut a 11 year old girl Mary J. Crook, formerly of New York, died by suicide at Ninevah Rock after her brother found her with a revolver nearby. Medical Examiner Davis viewed the body. A note to a Clinton youth explained she could not marry him and chose death.
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Mary J. Crook
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New York
Ninevah Rock
Hfe
Steel prices to fall in steel billets and foundry iron
New York June 5. A director of American Steel and Wire says a secret meeting decided to cut steel billets from 50 to 28 dollars per ton and foundry iron from 22 to 20 dollars per ton. After August 15 the company will manufacture its own raw material.
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American Steel and Wire Company
Providence Market Fire at Olneyville Square
Fire at Olneyville Square in Providence Rhode Island started in wooden market buildings. A second alarm sent crews to control the blaze. The Providence Public Market sustained about 4000 dollars in stock loss and the buildings owned by the heirs of Rodney Dyer suffered about 4000 dollars in damage. Insurance covers stock and buildings.
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Dr Thomas's Electric Oil Promises Instant Pain Relief
Advertises Dr Thomas's Electric Oil as a quick cure for farm injuries like cuts bruises and stings. Emphasizes frequent accidents on the farm and urges keeping the remedy on hand for immediate relief.
Stephen Crane Dead at Thirty in Badenweiler
German report from Badenweiler dated June 5 states renowned American novelist Stephen Crane has died aged 30. Born in Newark New Jersey in 1870, Crane rose to fame with The Red Badge of Courage, later writing Maggie and The Little Regiment. He studied at Lafayette College and Syracuse University before turning to journalism and war correspondence.
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Lafayette College
Syracuse University
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New
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Maggie
America
Stephen Crane Early Works and Literary Rise
The article chronicles Stephen Crane’s early career as a reporter and writer. It covers his experiments with fiction including Maggie a Girl of the Streets and The Black Riders, his friendships with Howells and Garland, his controversial verse, and his battles as a war correspondent in the Spanish American War, highlighting his vivid word painting and plain style.
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Stephen Crane
Free Land Hearing Moves On In Lowell City Council
Lowell council debates granting a public hearing on a petition related to free public baths and the reorganization of city governance. A new ordinance establishes the Lowell Board of Industries with a mayor, aldermen, council members, and citizens to attract and regulate business and industry. The meeting adjourned after several motions and votes on hearings and ordinances.
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Lowell
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Health Board Approves Bills for City cremation costs
The board of health met at city hall yesterday morning and approved all monthly bills. Dr Packer presented a statement of cremation expenses for the department and it was voted to submit it to the city council at its last night meeting. No new smallpox cases were reported and Dr Livingston expects all new suffering to recover.
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City Hall
Packer
Livingston
Telephone bills held up by accounts committee
The committee on accounts at yesterday's meeting delayed payment of telephone bills for Police Commissioner P. J. Brady, Agent Knapp, Dr. Packer, Inspector Bates of the health department, and the Oblate Fathers.
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P. J. Brady
Knapp
Packer
Bates
Health Department
If you go west to find a husband in western Australia
The piece notes a gender imbalance in western Australia where a population of 163 040 yields only 64 000 women, implying limited marriage prospects for men seeking partners.
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