Chaffee to Gardener Lies on Proof in Manila Inquiry
General Chaffee sent a letter to the board investigating charges of cruelty by Major Corneille Gardener governor of Tabayan Lugon against US officers and soldiers. Gardener disputed hostile attitude claims and said witnesses must be produced. Amnesty talks advance in Manila as authorities approve a general pardon for offenses under insurgent control. Two trials in Manila for oath violations.
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Congress in brief Washington and adjournment notes
Senate measures include a rail bridge bill for Calumet region and censure of investigations. House actions declare seat vacant in Twelfth Missouri over alleged corruption and grant floor privilege to Porto Rican commissioner. Executive sessions reveal conference reports and naval bill compromise as both chambers adjourn sine die after lengthy debate on Philippine policy.
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Rain Dampens Harvest Prospects Across Wheat and Corn Regions
In Chileago on July 1 heavy rains for forty-eight hours threaten late harvests across wheat, corn, and oats. Vast acreages lie waterlogged. farmers fear reduced yields unless the weather improves soon. Reports from the grain belt warn of continued rain with forecasts offering little relief.
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Otianor for American Cattle at Washington
Special agent Frank W. Bicknell reports from Buenos Aires to the Bureau of Animal Industry that U S breeders should ship top cattle now, as British stock is barred by foot and mouth disease in England. He urges early action to supply this American lot.
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Priest’s House Dynamited in Spring Valley Scarcity
July 2 report from Spring Valley Mississippi states the rental home of Rev Kesmir Ambrogulti pastor of St Ann’s Catholic Church was dynamited in an assassination attempt. Factional clashes within the congregation have raged for days. The pastor slept near the blast point and escaped unharmed.
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Two Young Men Drowned Off Detroit Steamer Plank Fails
Detroit reports Herman Kotch and John Lenkeitua drowned while scrubbing a paddlewheel box on a steamer. The plank they stood on gave way throwing them into the river. Lenkeitua leaves a family. details note a fatal accident during work off a dock.
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Strike Looms Over Chicago Freight Unions
A possible Chicago strike threatens 10 000 workers in freight handling and warehouses with potential 30 000 railroad and yard staff affected. Union negotiators push for higher wages. railroads offer a modest increase, while some factions urge caution and search for an amicable settlement.
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Lie Lost In Bin At Duryea Downtrodden Strike Death
Reports conflict over a fatal shooting at Wiian A colliery in Duryea during an anthracite strike. Antero Guisneppe, an Italian worker from Scranton, was killed by a coal police from behind a stockade. Authorities report tensions rising among foreign workers and security forces in Lackawanna county as coroner and sheriff respond. Other items note machinist strikes in North Platte and a mail robbery arrest of Harry A Sawyer in Chicago.
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Death of a Well-known Priest in Indiana
The Rev Hen Meirsaner of St Charles Catholic church Ta diana is dead aged years He was born in Germany and came to the United States in 1860 He served as pastor there for twenty-all years and was a well known Catholic priest in Indiana.
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Melvin le Youngs
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Death Of Lard And Water At Colorado Springs Train Wreck
June 3 report from Colorado Springs describes a railroad wreck when a down Ute Pass excursion train struck a broken rail. Seven cars derailed, musician Francis M. English killed outright, about thirty injured, four or five believed fatally. Maury O Rourke age 13 and Estelle Carls of Sandusky reported among the gravest. Multiple other incidents noted across states with deaths from storms and wind.
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Nation 18 Prosperous as Treasury Sees Big Surplus
Whibington July 4 A treasury report forecasts a nearly 10 million dollar surplus for the year despite wartime costs in the Philippines. Receipts run high while expenditures surge. last year’s surplus was seven thousand dollars. Officials note unexpectedly strong revenue, with June plans adding to the ledger. Secretary Slaw credits broader prosperity and faster money flow to government funds.
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Billion-dollar bills near completion of fifty-seventh congress
Washington notes that except for naval and gendarmerie deficiency bills, all appropriations from the last session are agreed and in the president’s hands. The total stands at 927,836,200, or a near billion. The first session of the fifty-eighth congress showed 710,150,857, a rise of 217,? million with 130 million bond provision. Minnesota GOP picks Van Sant for governor and slate with Wy Jones, Hanson, Iverson, Bloch, Douglas, Pigeon, Staples. U S Steel to grant 10 percent wage raise from earnings, aiding 4 million workers. James Fergus, founder of Fergus Falls, dies at 89 in Montana.
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Striking United Mine Workers Near End Near Norfolk and Western
Practically at an end the strike of the United Mine Workers in the Norfolk and Western coal fields. Strikers, with about 84 percent back at work, have largely resumed duties as the dispute winds down.
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Wisconin State News for Our Readers Fay Claire Frawley Dies in City
Fay Claire Frawley a prominent Wisconsin lawyer died there Sunday after a severe illness. He remained conscious to the end, giving directions about his business. Mrs Frawley hurried from St Paul to be at his side but did not reach the city before his death three hours later. The report notes the family’s shock and mentions a poem in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin elevating road plan stirs franchise debate
The Lake Geneva road project faces opposition from property owners amid a push to grant a Milwaukee Chicago interest a franchise. Key figures include Clarence S. Darrow and Isshel A. Du Bochet, with capital listed as nominal, while other notices report Milwaukee divorce, a missing child case, crop updates, a Taft era political convention, a noted Masonic lecturer's death, a toy cannon accident in Green Bay, a dog monument commission in Delavan, and the Mendota Lake body recovery near Madison.
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