Yaqui Nation Near Dissolution After 120 Years of War
Historic Yaqui people near dissolution will renounce tribal status and settle as Mexican citizens. June 15 set to formalize submission to Mexican authority after a lengthy conflict centered in Hermosillo and the Bacatete mountains. Luis Bule leads talks with Colonel Jose Gonzales Salas to end hostilities and integrate Yaquis under existing laws.
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Sonora
Mexico
Spain
Bacatete
Porfirio Diaz
Republic
Southwest
Sam Brennan
Brennan
Luis Bule
Jose Gonzales Salas
Bule
Urea
Themeeelves
Notable Civil Conflict Causes Massive Loss in District
The text notes tremendous effects on district residents, with great wrongs on both sides. It states administrative officers are not at fault and estimates property losses may exceed $50,000,000. It laments unsurvivable loss of life as immeasurable and highlights vast overall damage.
Currency Commission to Probe Banking and Currency
The Currency Commission, formed under the Aldrich Vreeland act and led by Sen. Nelson Aldrich and Rep. Henry Vreeland, held its first organizational meeting. The panel plans extensive investigations in the United States and Europe, aiming for a thorough, multi year inquiry into finance and banking. The six member planning committee includes Aldrich Hale Teller Vreeland Burton Padgett with Bailey replacing Teller. The group will meet in New York mid June then reconvene at a New England seaside resort around July 15.
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Currency Commission
Fairbanks
Cannon
Aldrich-Vreeland
Aldrich
Vreeland
Arthur Shelton
Senate Committee On Finance
House
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Hale
Teller
Burton
Padgett
Bailey
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New England
Filibuster Dead Ancient Practice Sees Rule Reforms
Washington notes three Senate rule changes cut filibuster chances. Vice President allowed quorum counts without roll calls and no quorum disputes after intervening business. A rule limiting speeches to two per day further restricts extended debate, signaling procedural overhaul in shaping legislation.
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Nebraska
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Lafollette
Rumor of Vaderland Wreck in Dense North Sea Fog
Brussels dispatch reports unconfirmed rumors that the Red Star steamship Vaderland has been wrecked in the North Sea amid dense fog. The vessel is said to carry 1,600 passengers.
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Red Star
Vaderland
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Brutal Parisian Murder Shocks Art World
Paris reports the brutal murder of distinguished painter Adolphe Steinheil and his mother-in-law found stranged in Steinheil's Rue De Vaugirard residence. The house was ransacked. Steinheil's wife, gagged and bound, says two men and a woman committed the crime and she identified the woman as a model once employed by her husband.
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Adolphe Steinheil
Rue de Vaugirad
Seymour Thomas
Steinhell
International congresses and state reunions populate busy agenda
The eleventh international congress of navigation sits in session at St Peters burg while the fifty sixth annual American Medical Society convention unfolds in Chicago. Indiana Elke’s seventh annual state reunion tips into Indianapolis with events scheduled tomorrow and Wednesday. Wednesday is a Virginia holiday marking Jefferson Davis's centennial birth. Allentown sees quake like tremors Sunday. Grover Cleveland returns home to Princeton after illness at Lakewood New Jersey. Rear Admiral Jackson McElmeIl retired U S Navy dies in Philadelphia at seventy four. Jury clears Samuel Whitsow in May Sapp murder case at Iola Kansas. National Wholesale Grocers association convenes in Atlantic City for a three day session. Brooklyn handicap race at Gravesend with twenty two runners. An entire family drowned near Rivertown when a small punt capsized. Fred L Woods an eighteen year old aeronaut dies after plunging 3000 feet into the Passaic river during an exhibition at Passaic New Jersey.
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May Sapp
Iola
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Rivertown
Position of the Major League Teams In Their Pennant Race
National and American leagues show Chicago and New York leading in their divisions with mixed results across pennant races. Key games feature Chicago versus Pittsburg and Cincinnati versus St. Louis, with various pitchers like Pfhister Kling and Reulbach delivering notable efforts.
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A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for all kidney and bladder troubles. It asserts the product strengthens the entire system and promotes healthy kidneys, attributed to O D Knoefel.
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Foley
Knoefel
Senate okays compromise currency bill with 48 to 22 vote
Washington notes the senate passed the compromise currency bill by 48 to 22 on Saturday afternoon. Congress adjourned shortly before midnight as President Roosevelt signed the money measure into law.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Illinois tragedy ends in gunfire as constable shoots man
In Vermillion Illinois on June 1 constable Charles Crawford who had his revolver took aim at Bruce Northup after a quarrel. An exchange of shots left Northup dead. Crawford was arrested. Northup a blacksmith and Crawford a Stratton township constable elected that spring at age twenty one.
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Vermillion
Ill
Bruce Northup
Charles Crawford
Northup
Northury
Crawford
Stratton
Young Man Charged With Theft in Evaneville
Arthur Hayden aged nineteen of Topeka Kansas is under arrest in Evaneville Indiana on suspicion of breaking into the home of Miss Gertrude Babcock and stealing jewelry worth $1500.
Herbert Greene's Operations Bard Extends to Chicago
Chicago on June 1 report shows William Willets of Attica Indiana with Fountain County Protective Association and associates in Indianapolis and Chicago have traced a sale of eleven horses in Chicago alleged to have been shipped by Herbert. The case ties to a larger suspected scheme and involves multiple parties across Illinois and Indiana.
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William Willets
Attica
Ind
Fountain County Protective Association
Indianapolis
Herbert
Senator Hemenway Visits Gettysburg Battlefield
Speak Cannon accompanied by United States Senator Hemenway of Indiana and several friends arrived in Gettysburg Pa from Washington by automobile. The party, under escort of a guide, toured the battlefield today.
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Cannon
United States
Hemenway
Indiana
Washington
Skipper Morris Recalls Narrow Escape in 1906 Attack
Joseph P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a close call in 1906 when an attack i pacementa left him in a fearful condition. The incident details are sparse but Morris emphasizes his survival and lingering fear.
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den H Wason Mis
Joase P. Morris
Skippers
Yva
State Sends Out Blank Annual Reports To Indiana Corporations
Indianapolis June 1 Deputy secretary of state Frank I. Grubbs and clerks mail blanks for each Indiana corporation’s annual report. About 6,000 blanks already sent. 9,000 more to go. The process costs the state $300 in stamps annually. Corporations have sixty days to file, with Grubbs providing a list of "don ts" to aid compliance.
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Frank I. Grubbs
Secretary of State
Indiana
Mr. Grubbs
Deadly Street Fight Leaves Italian Tailor Wounded
Logansport Indiana June 1 Italian tailor Settimo Massino is dying from a head wound after a street quarrel on Erie avenue Sunday evening. A second Italian shooter fled into railroad yards as crowds watched, with police seeking the unidentified assailant who likely boarded a freight to Indianapolis.
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Settimo Massino
Erie Avenue
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indianapolis
Indiana Sons of Veterans Hold State Encampment in Lafayette
Indiana Sons of Veterans converge on Lafayette for the annual state encampment Tuesday and Wednesday with the ladies auxiliary convention. Local committees expect all camps in Indiana to send delegates. events include a reception, campfire at the courthouse, and speeches by notable figures from Sons of Veterans and G A R circles.
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Lafayette
Ind
Court House
Burglary at Seymour Grocery. $6 Stolen After Blast
A burglar used nitroglycerin at 2 a.m. Sunday to blow open Mrs. J. H. Droege's grocery in Seymour Indiana, causing $300 in damage. About $400 in bills was scattered but the thief took only a $6 pocket book. The robbers used a crowbar and a woolen blanket to muffle the blast. no clues.
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J. H Droege
Rev Edd Ward A Schell to resign Laporte pastorate
Rev Edd ward A Schell of the First M t church will resign as Laporte pastor and move to Mt Pleasant Iowa to become president of Wesleyan college after returning from the Baltimore conference. Dr Bodell was considered for bishop but chose Iowa college head role.
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Eddward A. Schell
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Iowa College
Tragic suicide of Benjamin W Vesay in Fort Wayne attic
Benjamin W Vesay, father of Judge Wayons, hanged himself in an Fort Wayne attic as his wife and family mourn a funeral in LaGrange. He was eighty, endured great pain, and left a note to his wife stating his suffering was beyond human endurance.
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Ind
Benjamin W. Vesay
Judge Wayons
Lagrange
Dr Koch Visits Leper Settlement on Molokai Island
Prof Dr Robert Koch after a Honolulu stay visited Molokai leper settlement to study leprosy treatment. He was hosted by the German consul on the Chilean steamer Ke-Au-Hou and questioned residents while noting general camp conditions. He declined to discuss potential cures or experiments.
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Molokai
Orient
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Kidney Cure Promise From O D Knoefel
A confident claim asserts Foley's Kidney Cure will cure kidney or bladder troubles if medical aid is still possible, stating the remedy never disappoints and urging patients to seek it.
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Knoefel
Whitney's cotton gin breakthrough aided by Mrs Greene
In Old Paths and Legends of the New England Border Katherine Abbott recounts Eli Whitney's early cotton gin moment at Dungeness Cumberland Island. Mrs Greene inspires and aids the model by brushing lint from the saws, prompting Whitney to declare his invention complete.
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New England
Katherine 4
Abbott
Nathaniel Greene
Whitney
Dungeness
Cumberland Island
Mrs. Greene
Public library summer closures and local notices
June to August nightly library closures at 8 o clock are noted. Police Sergeant Jacob Fess resumes duty after vacation. Various civic items include hospital club events, payrolls for city workers, marriages and obituaries, church services, and a court-ordered commitment case.
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