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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1906

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Six Propositions in Amendment Shape Railroad Bill

Senate conferences finalize six Allison propositions to amend the railroad rate bill. Key points include United States circuit court jurisdiction over suits against the commission, no injunction without hearing, and a three judge panel for preliminary injunctions. Direct appeal from interlocutory orders to the Supreme Court. Cullom to present amendments. Elkins debates continue on coal mine ownership by carriers.

Washington, D. C Senate Sllison United States Supreme Court of the United States Cullom Allison

Abnormally Cool Weather Delays Planting Across Iowa

Des Moines reports a week of unusually cool temperatures ending May 7 with frosts harming tender fruit in multiple counties. One third of the state saw above normal rainfall western and northern areas. farmers advance corn planting in southern and eastern districts while grass and small grains thrive in meadows and pastures.

Des Moines

Iowa City Family Feared Dead in San Francisco Disaster

A San Francisco report says Mr and Mrs R C Stevenson and their daughter in law Mrs Clarence Stevenson of Iowa City were killed or burned in the earthquake. Clarence Stevenson and his son were badly hurt, with no word yet from the family.

Iowa City San Francisco R. C. Stevenson Clarence Stevenson

Indian Scout Dead on Train in Paso Texas

Paso, Texas May 8 Col. Frank D Powell the famous Indian scout known as white beaver died yesterday on an eastbound train from Los Angeles. Heart disease was the cause of death.

Frank D. Powell Paso Texas White Beaver Los Angeles

Murder Shocks Tripoli as Pasha Attacks Procurator General

In Constantinople the procurator general Vilayet of Tripoli Nedjim Eddin Bey was murdered by Ali Shamyl Pasha former governor of Soutar. Shamyl, under exile in Tripoli for involvement in another murder, leaped at the victim and throttled him in a savage attack described as a bulldog-like grip.

Constantinople May Nedjim Eddin Bey Vilayet Tripoli North Africa Ali Shamyl Pasha Soutar Shamyl Redvan Pasha

Congressman Lacey to Deliver Decoration Day Address

Washington May 8 Congressman Lacey has accepted the invitation of the Grand Army of the Republic of Baltimore to deliver the Decoration Day address Major Byers new national anthem will be premiered on that occasion Lacey passed 17 public bills in the house yesterday a record in one day for a single member Frank J Stillman

Washington, D. C Lacey Grand Army of the Republic of Baltimore House

Gorky Charged With Uprising Ties in Moscow

May 8 reports in Moscow state Maxim Gorky faces additional charges for participation in the December uprising. The procurator accuses him of political propaganda and a possible extradition request from the United States is rumored.

Moscow Maxim Gorky United States

Striker Killed in Riot at Puelo Smelter

Pueblo Colorado reports a riot between striking smelter workers and deputy sheriffs at the Puelo smelter. One striker was killed and two seriously wounded, while two deputies were badly beaten.

Pueblo Colo Puelo Smelter

Rathbun First Choice In Linn County Caucuses

The Linn county caucuses show Rathbun as first choice and Cummins winning part of the delegation on second choice. The report comes from Cedar Rapids dated May 8.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Rathbun Cummins

Not Hering New Men in Cleveland Dockside Strike

In Cleveland on May 8, dock managers near settlement not to replace striking longshoremen with outside help until President Keefe of the Longshoremen's union completes his investigation of the mates union. Vesselmen expect Keefe to decide after facts are confirmed, and call off the strike upon a conference arrangement.

iCleveland Ohio Keefe Mates Union

Beet Sugar Plant Fails In Beaten District

Judge Mun ger appointed W. H. Ferguson receiver for the Plant Standard Beet Sugar company at Leavitt Dodge county Neb one of the wests largest plants. The beet crop failure to ripen last year is cited as the cause of the trouble.

Omaha, Neb Munger United States Court Today W. H. Ferguson Standard Beet Sugar Company Leavitt Dodge County Neb

Dam Break Floods Crivitz Area Overnight

In Marinette Wisconsin on May 8 the Crivitz Paper and Pulp company dam failed sending five to ten feet of floodwater through the town. Many stocks were drowned and property damaged as the river broke through the structure.

Russia faces rising crisis as parliament and cabinet clash

May 8 Russia reports heightened danger of early conflict between government and parliament after a new fundamental law shocks liberals. Former Governor Kieff Count Alexis Ignatieff is assassinated and a new Russian cabinet is announced with Goremykin as premier and Bar on Iswolsky as foreign minister.

St. Petersburg Constitutional Democrats Kieff Russia Alexis Paveclch Ignatieff Count Ignatieff Trepoff Nicholas Committee of Ministers Alexis M. Goremykin M. Stoly

Safety Boxes Intact After City Earthquake

San Francisco reports show safety deposit boxes at several institutions were accessible and undamaged. Dr. Devine of Red Cross notes 2200 carloads of supplies arrived by May 1, with more needed. Oakland and San Jose face widespread unemployment as relief efforts continue and the city eyes cheap meal options amid ongoing construction of temporary buildings. General Greely cites dire clothing shortages for refugees in San Francisco. In Oakland an estimated 60,000 residents rely on relief, with army supervision ensuring basic food supply.

San Francisco Cal Devine Red Cross Oakland

Immense Flood in Hunan Province Reported

A cablegram from Hankau states an immense flood in Hunan province with great loss of life and property though all foreigners are safe. The message came to the U.S. State Department from the American consul.

Washington, D. C State Department Hankau China Hunan

Plot to kill President Caceras uncovered in San Domingo

Authorities disclosed a plot to assassinate President Caceras as he exited a theater. The plan was uncovered Sunday and several arrests have been made in connection with the case.

President Caceras San Domingo Caceras

Mystery death of Charles L. Spier ruled self inflicted

Police report in New York states Charles L. Spier confidential agent of H. H. Rogers died of self inflicted wounds at his Staten Island home. Findings indicate death by his own action with no third party involvement.

H. H. Rogers New York, N. Y Charles L. Spier Staten Island Spier

F. F. Bates Dies at Fifty in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids May 8 special report F F Bates commercial agent of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway died aged fifty years at his home. Bates served in the railroad’s commercial department and was a respected local figure. He leaves a widow and several children.

C. M St. P. Railroad Cedar Rapids, Ia F. F. Bates

Miners Ratify Sub-Scale Committee Action in Scranton

In Scranton on May 8 the anthracite miners convention unanimously ratified the sub-scale committee’s conference with operators’ committee in New York regarding the 1905 coal strike commission award. A notice posted by Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson Erie Pennsylvania and Scranton Coal companies announces work to resume next Monday.

Scranton New York Lackawanna

Body of Shimak Still Not Found After Four Days Search

The body of Frank Shimak remains undiscovered after 96 hours of searching the Iowa River. A loyal dog who first alerted rescuers still searches the river bank, whining for his missing master as the drowning incident unfolds near Iowa City.

Iowa City Frank Shimak Iowa River

Amendment Defeated in Primary Bill Vote

Springfield reports the Dailey amendment to the primary elections bill was rejected by a 65 to 71 margin. Lt May 8 details show the House opposing the amendment on the measure, shaping upcoming electoral rules.

Dailey Springfield House Today

Jewelry Store Robbed in Vinton with $300 Loss

In Vinton Iowa J A Bills jewelry store was robbed last night of about 300 dollars worth of goods. Police and local authorities began an investigation into the heist as residents sought to determine what happened and who was responsible.

Vinton Cedar Rapids J. A. Bills Moerke Iowa Cuba

Iowa set for notable speakers at June commencement

University of Iowa plans a prestigious commencement with Hon. Clarence Don Clark of Wyoming delivering the main address on June 13. Archbishop John J. Keane of Dubuque will give the baccalaureate sermon and a Phi Beta Kappa address will be provided by a leading scholar. Events run June 8 to 13 including forensic anniversaries, class day, alumni gatherings, and President MacLean’s reception.

Iowa City University of Iowa Clarence Don Clark United States Wyoming S. U. Ll. College of Law John J. Keane Dubuque Phi Beta Kappa Cummins MacLean

Iowa Railroads Report Large Earnings for 1905

Five principal Iowa railroads filed 1905 reports with the executive council showing profits and an overall net earnings increase of 2.63 million dollars. The six trunk lines, including Northwestern, are expected to add about 378 thousand dollars more, with continued use of net-earnings capitalization for tax assessment.

Des Moines Executive Council Northwestern Iowa

Syndicate Formed to Finance San Francisco Rebuilding

May 8 New York reports first definite steps toward a syndicate to finance San Francisco's rebuilding. Attendees include Frank A. Vanderlip H S Black Senator Newlands Thomas Magee and Vice President Simonson. E H Harriman supports the effort and will join the group upon return from the coast.

New York San Francisco Frank A. Vanderlip Th National City Bank H. S. Black The United States Realty and Improvement Company Newlands Nevada Thomas Magee Simonson National City Bank E. H. Harriman Harriman

Fourteenth Iowa State Federation of Labor Opens in Ottumwa

The fourteenth annual convention of the Iowa State Federation of Labor opened at Ottumwa and will run through Friday. Delegates from across the state were seated and routine business handled as the event began. Local Trades Assembly sent J. C. Nietzel and J. J. Engel as delegates and financial secretary and treasurer respectively departed last night to attend.

Iowa State Federation of Labor Ottumwa J. C. Nietzel J. J. Engel Trades Assembly

Weather for Iowa Forecast Fair Tonight and Warm Wednesday

Chicago May 8 Special reports fair weather for Iowa with frost tonight and colder conditions in the east and central areas. Warmer conditions expected by Wednesday as sun rises at 4 40 and sets at 6 55 with the moon rising at 7 15 p m.

Chicago

Treaty sentiment on Isle of Pines stalls in senate

A Letter From a Resident reports islanders oppose the treaty terms and fear control will pass to Cubans. The feeling on the Isle of Pines is that the treaty is not in favor and should not be approved by the Senate.

Frank J. Stillman Senate Isle of Pines United States

Isle of Pines Treaty Sparks Senate Inaction Debate

A letter from the Isle of Pines discusses pressure to pass or disapprove the treaty turning the island to Cuba. It reports arrests over license fees, Guardia opposition, and appeals to Congress for urgent military intervention to avoid Cuban rule.

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