Yale Seniors Riot At Savin Rock Ends In Jail And Fines
About seventy five Yale seniors from the Sheffield scientific school boarded for Savin Rock after a class dinner. Ten ringleaders were jailed and fined with restitution to merchants. nine appeared in West Haven court bruised and obligated to pay ten dollars and costs. The melee lasted fifteen minutes as mob violence erupted with tossed people, smashed bottles, and improvised weaponry.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
Savin Rock
Coney Island
Connecticut
West Haven
Momauguln Hotel
East Shore
Bavin Rock
Beach Street
Johnnie Lynch
Atu
Lynch
Sam Simmons
A Quiet Rebuttal at Bradford Lecture
William J. Bryan, speaking before the YMCA at Bradford, drew a smile at Roosevelt's expense but avoided discussing foreign politics. He said as a traveling outsider he would not discuss another country’s politics and preferred discussing universal topics like religion without causing offense. He praised America and Great Britain for missionary work.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
London
William J. Bryan
Young Men's Christian Association
Bradford
America
Great Britain
Not a Child's Job In Evansville Hose House Death
June 2. Francis Cecil, three year old son of Captain Cecil, attempted to slide the brass pole at No 8 hose house and fell head first to the concrete floor, fracturing his skull.
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Evansville
Ind
Francis Cecil
Cecil
Anderson Council Passes Fireworks Ordinance for Fourth
Anderson Ind June 2 the city council approved a fireworks ban in Anderson and within four miles on July 4 aimed at backing Mayor Foster safety and sanity efforts for the holiday.
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Anderson
Ind
Foster
Durrett and Pierce Held on Burglary Charge in Farmersburg
Ike Durrett and Vincent Pierce were arrested in Terre Haute Ind on June 2 charged with robbing a clothing store at Farmersburg. Durrett formerly was a professional baseball player.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ike Durrett
Vincent Pierce
Farmersurg
Durrett
Catarrhal Diseases Peak in Summer Time
An analysis notes catarrhal diseases affect summer organs such as stomach intestines and kidneys as well as winter throat and lungs. It cites gastritis enteritis and colitis as summer forms and endorses Peruna as an effective remedy, with Dr Hartman’s long practice and many letters supporting its use.
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Hartman
United States
George W. Rauch Renominated Congress Refuge Indiana
Congressman George W. Rauch of Indiana’s eleventh district was renominated in a party meeting. Local delegates highlighted his record on national issues and urged continued support in the upcoming election.
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Hartford City
Ind
George W. Rauch
Controversy Over Court Order Halts New Freight Rates
Chicago shippers worry about which tariffs will apply as a court injunction blocks railroads from enforcing new rates. Slason Thompson of the railway news bureau says the injunction prevents applying new tariffs until a settlement, and old rates must remain in effect until further notice.
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Chicago
Slason Thompson
Railway News Bureau
Canfield Leaves Saratoga Clubhouse for Mexico
Saratoga N Y June 2 Dick Canfields famous Saratoga clubhouse has been emptied of its gambling paraphernalia shipped to a destination believed to be Mexico where Canfield is said to be planning to begin business again.
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Canfield
Saratoga
N. Y
Dick" Canfield
Mexico
Indiana Institutions Report Cost Per Inmate at 58 Cents Daily
Indiana state charities board reports first half of fiscal year shows average daily cost per inmate at 53 cents across 11,500 enrolled in 15 institutions, totaling $1,033,614.88 for six months. Enrollment by facility includes hospitals for the insane, soldiers home, feeble minded, deaf and blind schools, prisons, and reformatories with varied gender distributions and percent of total.
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Indianapolis
Board of State Charities
Rockville
Southeastern Hospital For the Insane
Madison
School For the
Lafayette
State Reformatory
Weman
Plainfield
Clermont
Knightstown
Lawsuit Seeks 11000 Against Railway Company
A federal suit filed on behalf of the government by C W Miller seeks 11000 for alleged hours violations by the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway company. Claims involve telegraph operators over nine hours daily at South Hammond Rensselaer and Monon and a sixteen hour stretch for an engineman and fireman between Monon and Indianapolis. Other local crime and public notices follow.
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Indianapolis
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
C. W. Miller
United States District Attorney
South Hammond, Rensselaer
Monon
Helen Taft Graduation Highlight at Bryn Mawr
Helen Taft, daughter of the President, graduates from Bryn Mawr College in a notable family milestone. The ceremony includes remarks by faculty and friends, signaling a public step in the Taft family’s ongoing civic involvement.
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Bryn Mawr
Washington
Taft
Helen
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Injunction suit aims to dissolve Western trunk line committee
Washington reports the attorney general has filed suit to dissolve the Western Trunk Line Committee as a Sherman Act violation, arguing the committee enables uniform rate increases by 25 midwest railroads. The injunction seeks to halt rate hikes pending equity trial, with trial expected to be lengthy and involve master appointment and extensive testimony.
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Washington
Middle West
Western Trunk Line Committee
Department of Justice
Harriman
Northern Securities
Sult In Equity
Market Quotations for Indianapolis to Toledo Grain and Livestock
Summary of grain and livestock prices across multiple markets including Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and East Buffalo with figures for Wheat Corn Oats Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs. Notable price ranges show regional variation and receipts of hogs cattle and sheep. Data reflect No 2 red and mixed grades, with futures or cash notes and monthly month spans.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louis
Hearst Gables Fires Back at Roosevelt Over Egypt Talk
William R Hearst telegraphed to the Daily Mail from Paris a column and a half blasting Mr Roosevelt for his Egypt speech at the Guild Hall He accuses Roosevelt of self advertising abroad and misrepresenting republican ideals urging Britain to rule with iron and sword and calling Roosevelt a tin soldier and toy colonel while criticizing American leaders Washington Jefferson and Patrick Henry were cited in contrast. The remarks frame a bitter clash over colonial policy and national identity.
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London
William R. Hearst
Daily Mail
Paris
Roosevelt
Guild Hall
Egypt
Hearst
Europe
India
Ireland
South Africa
Mr. Roosevelt
England
United States
Panama
France
America
Washington
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Notable Events from terse telegrams in brief form
Short summaries from a mix of incidents and people include an eight thousand dollar auto loss by fire in New York, a two thousand dollar bank robbery in Unity Indiana, and Halil Pasha’s Turkish resignation speculation. Also noted are Fitzherbert winning the Brooklyn handicap, engagement news from Detroit, a New York musician’s suicide, Roosevelt wedding plans, an Express agent’s fraud sentence, Roosevelt receiving London freedom, and a London pageant with twelve hundred dignitaries.
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Stanley Ketchel
New York
State Bank of Unity
Via
Constantinople
Halil Pasha
Fitzherbert
America
Brooklyn
Gravesend
Josle Ducharme
Alfred J. Ducharme
Detroit
Angelo Marignano
Duke del Monte
Naples
Septimus Tate
United States Express Company
Liverpool
White Star Steamship Company
Theodore Roosevelt
London
Pork Left in Rivers and Harbors Sparks Taft Debate
Washington June 1 conference committee reports progress on rivers and harbors bill. Despite some objections by Senator Burton of Ohio most pork remains including the lake to gulf deep waterway worth 1 million and other provisions engineers did not recommend. Senate and House opposition expected while total bill stands at 51 million 947 thousand 718. Washington June 2 Republicans in caucus dispose of section 9 of the postal savings bank bill setting local deposit at 65 percent and limiting withdrawals for bond investments to 3 percent with 5 percent held as a permanent reserve in the federal treasury.
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Washington
Conference Committee
Senate
Burton
Ohio
Taft
Lake To Gulf Deep Waterway
House
Postal Savings Bank
Savings
Federal Treasury
Vote on railroad bill eyed in Senate today
Reports indicate a Senate vote on the railroad bill may occur today. Colonel Roosevelt did not attend the Ep som Derby run. The Erie railroad renamed Turner village to Harriman, Utah after a major incident.
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Roosevelt
Epsom
Erie Railroad
Turner
N. Y
T Harriman
Union Portland Cement Works
Devil's Bride
Utah
Gomez
Cuba
Maine
Hves
St. Pierre
Mag
Charles D. Norton
the Treasury
Carpenter
Morocco
Frank A. Gotch
Stanisaus Zbyszko
Poland
Chicago
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