Question of extra session on Cuban reciprocity discussed
Washington reports a White House dinner with senators Allison Aldrich Hale Spooner Lodge Platt and others exploring paths to reduce Cuban import tariffs The president aims to secure reciprocity for Cuba by cutting duties and may pursue a treaty or legislation The fate of an extra session remains uncertain with Senate leaders signaling continued effort and possible adjournment by early July
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Nebraska
Pressenuauelie
Friends of Beet Sugar
Supreme Court voids anti union discharge law
Madison Wisconsin June 20. The supreme court declares that a state law forbidding discharge for union membership is unconstitutional, upholding employers rights. It warns that restricting employers could also curb worker liberty and cites risks of blacklists and coercive action by unions, predicting wide attention.
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Madison, Wis
Supreme Court
Prohibition Ticket Nominated by Wisconsin Convention
The Wisconsin prohibition state convention nominated E. W Drake for governor and a full ticket including Wesley Mott John C Martin Henry A Russell Charles L Allen L. V. Collins R. H. Churchill and Hans H. Moe. The platform pledges abolition of the legalized saloon system and the complete prohibition of beverage liquor production sale importation and transportation.
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Neensh
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Henry A. Russell
West Superior
Charles L. Allen
Eau Claire
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Woodford
Baseball scores from Thursday’s major leagues and minor leagues
National league results show Philadelphia over Brooklyn 7 1. Pittsburg beat St Louis 4 2. Cincinnati won 9 6 over Chicago. American league games include Chicago defeating Baltimore 8 0 and Cleveland topping Washington 11 3. Detroit beat Boston 7 5. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 10 3. American association upsets include Minneapolis 14 2 over Kansas City and Milwaukee 12 9 over St Paul. Western league scores list Milwaukee and St Joseph, Peoria and Kansas City, Denver and Des Moines, Colorado Springs over Omaha. Three I league notes Evansville over Rockford 7 2 and Terre Haute over Davenport 6 11 4 in separate pairings. Bloomington split with Rock Island 6 4 2 and 18 3 1 with Bloomington also hosting another game.
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National Saengerfest Opens in Peoria With 2500 Singers
Peoria hosts the twentieth National Saengerfest of the Northwest Saengerbund. The city dresses in gala attire as thousands of flags welcome attendees. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra backs a chorus of 2500 singers with noted soloists planned. Over 3900 singers arrived on special trains, signaling a grand opening.
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Saengerbund
Wilkomen Swenger
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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Peddie Ross
Franken Carrie Seyferth
Lillian Bruce Morgan
Mme Linnestroebel
George Hathlin
F Warren K. Howe
Charles Burdick
Upholsterers Vote 10 Percent Advance At Convention
Chicago June 2 An advance of ten per cent on all upholstering work and parlor frame manufacturers articles was voted for at the convention of the National Association of Upholsterers and Parlor Frame Manufacturers held yesterday at the Victoria hotel. Members present represent over 60 percent of the entire output of the goods.
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National Association of
Victoria Hotel
Two Men Convicted in Natali Murder Case in Judge Smith Court
Chicago jurors convict Felippi Rini and Dominick Bismente of Antonio Natali's murder and sentence them to life in the penitentiary yesterday afternoon.
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Chicago
Felippi Rini
Dominick Bismente
Antonio Natali
National Eclectic Medical group selects Indianapolis for next convention
Milwaukee June 20 The National Eclectic Medical association chose Indianapolis as the next convention city and elected J. D. McCann of Monticello Indiana as president.
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National Eclectic Medical Association
Indianapolis
J. D. McCann
Monticello
Ind
Lexington youth ends life at Great Northern hotel
F G Mercer a young businessman from Lexington Illinois killed himself at the Great Northern hotel in Chicago by taking morphine and then cutting his wrist with a pen knife. Ill health is believed to have caused his despondency.
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Great Northern Hotel
F G Mercer
Lexington
Ill
Washington to skip ceremonies for Pauncefote remains
No public observances in Washington for the late Lord Pauncefote. The funeral train will carry remains to Annapolis on July 1 where cadets and marine detachments will salute aboard the Brook and gun salutes will be fired nine minutes.
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Lord Pauncefote
Annapoli
Annapolis
Spooner Plan Passes House on Nicaragua Canal Route Debate
The Spooner substitute for the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill passes 67 to 0 after amendments on a committee to supervise construction and 180 million dollars in two percent gold bonds. In Washington the Philippines government bill opens with a long speech by Mr Cooper, defending administration policy and urging bipartisan support.
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Panama Canal Company
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Debate on Panama Nicaragua routes and isthmian canal plan evolves
Senate debate centers on choosing between the Panama and Nicaragua routes for an isthmian canal. The Spooner amendment leaves title questions to the president and civil officers, with a $140,000,000 purchase if a clear title can be obtained. If not, the president may proceed with the Nicaragua route. A seven member commission would supervise work. Separately Secretary Root reports the Philippine War cost at 170,326,485 to date, noting substantial nonmilitary expenses and transfers from islands.
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Paterson Mayor Orders Police To Use Their Guns
Paterson New Jersey June 20 Mayor Hinchliffe took direct command of the police after a strikers meeting led to disorders. He ordered reserves armed and warned aggressiveness if needed. Factories opened with workers armed by employers amid fears of violence at protests.
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Hinchcliffe
Hope
Harmony
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Hinchliffe
Dyers’ Helpers Union
Grant
Developments Expected Before National Convention In July
No farther developments are anticipated in the coal strike until the national convention on July 17. Central Pennsylvania and other bituminous districts may cut soft coal output, as bituminous leaders push to curb production more than expected amid partial unionization. Illinois miners’ leaders Russell and Ryan arrived for talks with National President Mitchell at strike headquarters.
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Mitchell
Indianapolis
Wilkesbarre Palane
Pennsylania
W .T. Russell
W D. Ryan
Ilinois Miners’ Organization
Illinois
Pope yet to accept Taft land settlement proposals
Rome reports that the pope has not definitively accepted Taft’s propositions for settling friars lands in the Philippine islands, though it is confidently believed he will approve in writing this morning.
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Cov Taft
Philippine Islands
Train wreck injures fifteen on South Carolina line
Shelby N June 20 A portion of a mixed train on the South Carolina Georgia Extension railroad fell through an approach to the bridge over Broad River Wednesday afternoon Fifteen persons were injured.
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Shelby
South Carolina & Gqeorgia Extension
Broad River
Death of Gen Molto in Madrid review incident
Gen Molto captain general of Madrid died from injuries after a fall from his horse during a review of Spanish troops held when King Alfonso attained his majority. He succumbed Thursday in Madrid.
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Molto
Alfonso
Samuel Butler Dies in London Age Unknown
London reports the author and composer Samuel Butler has died. Born in 1435, his death marks the end of a notable literary and musical career.
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London
Samuel Butler
Markets Show Mixed Movements Across Wheat and Potatoes
Chicago and New York price reports show wheat and oats firming or easing with July and September futures. Potatoes steady to lower while live poultry and eggs hold, and hog and cattle markets edge higher in Omaha with steady to higher fat hogs and firm cattle demand.
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