Deadlock delays adjournment over ocean surveys row
Washington June 7 Congress stalls as House and Senate clash on naval appropriation item for ocean surveys. House fights armor plate opposition and calls for printed testimony in Coeur d Alene inquiry. Senate consents to Penrose compromise after heated debate. President McKinley signs numerous bills before final adjournment remains uncertain.
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Washington
House
National Legislature
Congress
Benate
Coast Survey Bureau
Senate
Lentz
Ohio
Coeur d'Alene
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Todd
Tasy
Naval Committee
Mitter
Moss
Moody
Shafroth
Penrose
McKinley
White House
Capitol
Paris
Fort Hall Reservation
Idaho
Federa
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Minn
Bronx City & Pacific Railroad Company
United States
Spanish Bank
Porto Rico
Frederick Douglas Historical Association
Tucson
A. T
Cuba
Philipines
Seneca Telephone Company
Indian Territor
Indian Territory
Alaska
Appea
Short Skirts and Debates Mark Milwaukee Convention
The Milwaukee club women's convention opened in rain with delegates discussing live issues. The ticket of Mrs Lowe for president and Mrs Denison for vice president surprised many, while color and reorganiza tion questions sparked robust caucuses and protests from several state delegations. A major education session followed by a shore drive and theater program closed the day with remarks by Mrs Ruth Upton Clark and Miss Anew French Thanet.
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Milwaukee
Lowe
Denison
Horace Brock
Pennsylvania
Committee On Organization
Josephine Ruffin
Massachusetts
Board of Directors
Ffeet
Iike
Milwaukee- Downer Cove
Alhambra
Rtas
Rute Upton Clark
Brooktown
All
Democrats Nominate Kern Over Shiveley in Indiana
Indianapolis June 7 The Indiana state convention nominated John W Kern for governor on the first ballot after Shiveley refused nomination. The platform endorses Bryan and the Chicago platform, pledges support to the Kansas City ticket, denounces trusts, and favors the Nicaragua canal and Cuban policy. Also reports West Virginia Democrats nominating Holt and backing Bryan amid broader praise of the party program.
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Ind
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Shiveley
Mr. Kern
John W. Kern
Frank B. Burke
Nelson J. B Hozarth
B. F. Shiveley
C. G. Conn
M. Ralston
John C. Lawler
Salem
Adan Heimberger
New Albany
Jerome Wert
Penn
John W. Minor
State
BP. Drummond
Plymouth
Henry G. Gergin
Greencastle
Supreme Court
Charley A. Gresthouse
Mount Verdon
Edward Horuff
Madison
Statstichin
George L. Reinhart
Bloomington
Joseph M. Adair
Columbia City
Samuel J. Morss
Wugh BM
Daugherty
Blackton
Jabies Murdock
Lafayette
George B. Menzies
Mount Vernon
Allen Zollers
Tori Wayne
Nicholas Cornett
Versailles
ISG
William Jenninies
Dairy TV
Democrathe
United States
Rome
Congress
Phe
Cuba
Huer Republe
Ndorse Tion
William J. Bryant
Cowherd
A. M. Dockery
John A. Lee
St. Louis
5. B. Cook
Mexico
Albert O. Alien
New Madrid
FE. C. Crow
Webb City
R. P. Williams
Fayette
Joseph Herrington
Jefferson City
Kaneas
James A. Reed
Kaneas City
William A. Rothwell
Moherley
West Virginia Democrata
Parkersburg
W. Va
John H. Holt
Bryan
Chicago
Kansas City
McKinley
Nicaragua Canal
London War Dispatches From June Seven
Lord Roberts reports occupation progressing in South Africa with a proud British reception in a town square. Troops rest as logistics prepare for a chase after retreating Voors, while mounted honors and prisoners among onlookers mark the scene.
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London
Lord Roberts
War Office
South Africa
Lord Hoberts
Retorm
Voorsk
Lydenburg
Cavilry
Ceneril Lotha
Iion
Jord Roberts
Notanad
Lourenzo Slirynes
Thys
Jane
Pretoria
Geetha
Lourenczo Marques
Diate 7
Keuger
America
Ponto Sink Hole Filled In Clarence Township Road
The Ponto road sink hole in Clarence Township was filled after a year of trouble. Contractor Meki Hundlemyer completed the work under Highway Commissioner Charles Vannecker and Supervisor J. G. Snyder. The hole’s depth reached 48 feet with a brush mattress and corduroy road method topped by dirt. A photo of the process is at The News office for public viewing.
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Ponto Road
Clarence
Meki Htndlemyer
Charles Vannecker
J. G. Snyder
Mississippi
Frith Bridge
Michigan G A S encampment opens in Grand Rapids
Michigan Veterans at Grand Rapids launch the twenty second annual G A S encampment. The Women's Relief Corps and the Ladies of the G A R hold their sessions. National Commander in Chief Gen A D Shaw tours state encampments before Friday night grand closing camp fire at the Auditorium Wheeler to He Retired.
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Michigan Veterans
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan G. A. St
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. FR
A. D. Shaw
Growing Crisis in Peking Prompts Foreign-Minister Action
Foreign ministers hold frequent meetings as the situation in Peking worsens with mass departures of legation families and Chinese residents. Reports cite Boxer mobs, imperial edicts criticizing troops, and rising tensions between Russian and Japanese forces, with dismayed travel and naval mobilization echoes.
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Claude Macdonald
Pe-Chi-Li
Jung Sa
London
Shanghai
Yu Chow Fu
Krusaln
Japan
Jung-To
Ching-Tnun
Robinson
Norman
Wau-Fin
Keen
Claude M. MacDonald
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