Deadlocks Loom Over Meat Inspection and Canal Bills
Washington June 7 The President’s supporters fear two possible legislative deadlocks as the session ends The meat inspection measure backed by Beveridge is praised by the Senate but opposed by House leaders The fight centers on who pays for inspection and whether it must meet party aims The canal project also faces a split over sea level plans risking a Senate House clash and potential stalemate
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Department of Justice
Beveridge
Sienete
Cannon
Department of Agriculture
Beef Trust
Secretary of Agriculture
Friends of
Packers
Proctor
Hansbrough
Money
Seturey
Kittredge
Hous
Lepet
Unclear OCR Fragments on Rail Rally Event
Fragmentary text from a Pennsylvania Railroad page suggests a rally and arrivals. The readable names and terms are garbled, but indicate railway related activity and public notices. Further readable context is needed to specify persons or organizations involved.
Indiana Democrats Endorse Bryan for President at State Convention
The Indiana Democratic convention in Indianapolis endorsed William Jennings Bryan for president, amid wild cheering and spectacle. Samuel L. Ralston read the platform while nominations were announced by acclamation, with James F. Cox as Secretary of State and other posts filled.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Indiana
Samuel L. Ralston
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
James F. Cox
Columbus
Marion Bailey
Liseton
John Isenbarger
North Manchester
Walter J. Lotz
Muncie
Courier Journal backs Bryan for Democratic nomination
In a Louisville June 7 editorial titled Hurrow for Bryan, The Courier Journal pledges support for William Jennings Bryan for the Democratic nomination two years hence. Henry Watterson lauds Bryan as wise, proven, and fit to lead the party, while condemning gang and graft politics and pledging vigorous campaigning to secure his election.
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Tribune
Louisville
Hurrow
Bryan
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Nebraskan
Watterson
Senate
House
Courier Journal
Bryan Invited to Address Iowa Democrats Convention
Des Moines Iowa June 7 William Jennings Bryan was invited to address the Iowa Democratic State Convention at Waterloo on August 7 with assurance that Iowa Democrats will back him for party leader in 1908 He will return to Lincoln August 1 The invitation came from H C Evans Iowa Democratic Club president after talks with State Central Committee members The letter claimed Republicans lack harmony and the minority party has its best outlook in years.
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Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
William Jennings Bryan
Disagreement Over Bryan Arrival Committee Members
Dr John H Girdner declines service on the reception committee for William Jennings Bryan citing travel and political differences. Others named include Hogue of the Commercial Travellers Anti Trust league and figures from the American Press Association. The group plans a meeting at Hotel Victoria with Bryan slated to address the Modern Woodmen of America at Luna Park. Governors Folk and La Follette have pledged to attend.
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John H Girdner
West Tist Street
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Girdner
Alton B. Parker
St. Wiliam Hogue
Anti-Tr@st league
John Bogart
Major Smith
American Press Association
Giles S. Allison
John
E. E. Spencer
Durbin K. van Vieck
John Lee Polk
Jadoe
Thomas &. Feilner
Hotel Victoria
Woodmen of America
Luna Park
Bryan
Folk
Missouri
la Follette
Wisconsin
Bryan Named Democratic Presidential Hope by Illinois Leaders
The Illinois Democracy voices William Jennings Bryan as the party nominee. Ex Mayor Carter H. Morrison and state Democratic editors at the Illinois Press Association meeting call Bryan the logical choice for president. Harrison also endorses Bryan as the party’s top candidate.
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the Tribune
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Iinois Democracy
Carter H. Morrison
Ilinois Press Association
Harrison
Bryan
Motorman Flees From Angry Mob After Fatal Accident
John Nugent, motorman of a car that killed Louis Ofros, ten, on Webster Avenue, fled a mob to Morrisania Police Station. He arrived exhausted after a mile run with torn clothes and bruises from thrown stones. He is held without bail pending coroner's inquest.
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John Nugent
East 123Rd Street
Louis Ofros
1470
Webster Avenue
Stronx
Morrisapia
Bali
Secretary Shaw Names Lion Cub at Luna Park
Secretary Shaw named a lion cub during a Luna Park event in Coney Island last night. He joined Representative W. L. Calder, George E. Waldo, and Naval officer H. Drake as guests of Thompson & Dundy and agreed to sponsor the newborn cub after visiting The Great Train Robbery.
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Shaw
Luna Park
Coney Island
W. L. Calder
George E. Waldo
J. Drake
Thompson & Dundy
Rosbery
Louisiana State House Fire Destroys Senate Chamber
Historic Louisiana State House caught fire at 1 am destroying the Senate Chamber and most of the east half above the first floor. Firemen checked the blaze by 1 40 am, sparing the House Chamber and west sections. Cause believed to be defective wiring or an attic fire above the Senate Chamber.
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Baton Rouge
State House
Louisiana
Senate
Senate Committee
House Chamber
Capitol Grounds
Senate Chamber
Nurse Edith Killmer Dies of Septicemia After Wound
Miss Edith M. Killmer head nurse at the Killmer Cancer Sanatorium Jamaica Long Island died Tuesday night from blood poisoning caused by septic infection from a patient wound. She scratched her finger last Saturday and neglected to wear rubber gloves. Her cousin Professor Kilmer led the medical effort, but infection spread rapidly and she died after three days of intense agony. She was twenty four and had served as a nurse for several years.
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Edith M. Killmer
Killmer
Jamaica
Long Island
S. A. Killmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Miss Killmer
Cc. F. Kilimer
Sanatorium Corporation
Setback for Mr Bailey in Senate caucus leadership
The Tribune reports that Senator Bailey of Texas faces a setback as the Senate minority caucus prepares to elect a chair. Senator Blackburn of Kentucky is favored to win, with Bailey blamed for temper and inconsistent positions over railway rate talks and negotiations with the President. Blackburn plans to retire March 4, 1907, making this a strong vote of waning Bailey support.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate
Bailey
Gorman
Texas
Maryland
Blackburn
Kentucky
Batley
Baileys
This Man a Chameleon
Doctors at Cornell Medical School report Warren B. Harris of Ithaca as a rare chameleon man whose skin color shifts with atmospheric changes from gray to blue to violet. Born in Corry, Pennsylvania, at 27 he is described as a blue baby due to congenital heart defect causing oxygen starvation. he is the only such survivor beyond three months. Harris is frail, about five feet tall and ninety pounds.
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Rochester
Cornell Medical School
Warren B. Harris
Ithaca
Harris
Corry
Penn
Cornel
Ascoli Cope Case Revives Disappearance Probe
Rome authorities reopen questions over the Ascoli cope once bought by J P Morgan and later returned to Italy after theft allegations. The item now sits in Rome’s Gallery of Ancient Art as a wider probe examines cathedral thefts and bishop involvement.
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Rome
Ascoli
Nicholas IV
J. P. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Ascoti
Gallery of Ancient Art
Oliver Teall Dies in Allentown Hospital
Oliver Sumner Teall a Union League Club of New York member died at Allentown Hospital in his fifty fifth year after arriving from Philadelphia to promote the Honduras Banana Company He fell ill with valvular heart disease and salt effusions were used before his death His brother William Teall of Syracuse will bring the body to Syracuse for funeral and cremation in Buffalo He had a colorful career in real estate and a noted divoce from Florence Sanford Bissell in 1899 leaving custody of their daughter.
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Tribune
Allentown
Penn
Oliver Sumner Teall
Union League Club of
New York
Allentown Hospital
Teall
Philadelphia
Honduras Banana Company
William 8
Syracuse
Buffalo
Park Row
Florence Sanford Bissell
Providence
R. L
Patchogue
Long Island
American capital wins in Moscow plant sale
The Central Electric Company construction plant, a $3,000,000, Belgian controlled site, was bought by Westinghouse for $2,000,000. This marks American dominance in Moscow investments, with four major factories now under American control including Singer Sewing Machine, American Airbrake, Westinghouse Electric, and Barry Machine Works.
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Moscow
Central Electric Company
Westinghouse Company
Singer Sewing Machine Factory
American Airbrake Works
Westinghouse Electric Works
Barry Machine Works
Guatemala Rebels Press Ahead Toward Guatemala City
June 7 dispatch from Mexico City reports General Toledo with about five thousand troops in the south, aided by Leon Castillo in full harmony. North forces prepare another attack on Ocos as Americans with military experience lead the revolutionists. a private Salvador cable says the revolt is assured and government claims are false.
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Mexico City
Guatemala
Toledo
Leon Castillo
Guatemala City
Ocos
Salvador
Bank Messenger Vanishes With Large Sum From Wall Street Bank
Wheelock Harvey, a 19 year old messenger at First National Bank in No 2 Wall Street, disappeared with drafts and checks reportedly totaling near 200000. His father Louis F Harvey, a Chase National Bank teller, lives at 465 12th Street Brooklyn. Police alerted. a draft for 60000 on Italian American Trust remains unpresented. bond insurance may cover losses.
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Wheelock Harvey
First National Bank
Wall Street
Louis F. Harvey
Chase National Bank
12Th Street
Brooklyn
Young Harvey
United States Guarantee and Trust Company
Negro Mob Surrounds Jail in Iowa City
A telephone message from Lemars, Iowa, reports a mob surrounding the jail in Sioux City intent on lynching a black circus employee accused of assaulting a white girl this afternoon.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Lemars
Special Trains for Yale Prince-ton Baseball at Princeton
Special trains run to Princeton for the Yale vs Prince-ton baseball game on Saturday June 9 leaving New York West 23rd Street via Pennsylvania Railroad at 8 26, 9 25, 10 55 A M and 12 25 P M Returning depart Princeton about 30 minutes after game end stopping at principal intermediate stations to Adve
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Princeton
New York
West 23Rd Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCrea Links Abolition of Rebates to Community of Interests Plan
James McCrea first vice president of the Pennsylvania Company testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission on June 7 outlining how rail rebates were ended. He said directors considered eliminating private cars and that rebating stopped with the community of interests plan after Cassatt took command in 1889. He noted shippers now receive fairer treatment and resigned from a directorate inquiry to avoid conflicts of interest.
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Philadelphia
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
McCrea
Cassatt
Europe
The
Glasgow
Mr. McCrea
Community of Interests
Commission
Pennsylvania
Joseph K. Aiken
A. G. Mitchell
Monongahela River
Joseph Boyer
A. W. Gibbs
S. F P. Potter
Dondhoe Coal and Coke Company
Westmoreland County
Hanna
Aitken
Joseph B. Boyer
Neill testifies before House panel on Chicago packing plants
Commissioner Neill, under cross examination, details the Chicago packing houses' conditions and disputes statements by Thomas E. Wilson. He cites dirty floors, poor ventilation, and odors of decayed meat while describing a plan to pursue adequate legislation and warning against premature reports or trade talks.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Commissioner Neill
House Committee On Agriculture
Mr. Reynolds
Chicago
Mr. Neill
Thomas E. Wilson
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wadsworth
Lorimer
Wilson
Neill
Reynolds
Mr. Scott
Kansas
Dyson
Mr. Wilson
Chairman Wadsworth
Neill Said He Had Seen Dirt. He Took Issue With Mr. Wilson
Nelson Morrta House
Scott
Mr. Wadsworth
Brooks
Col
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Cetinue
ST. Louis Limited
VIA
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Shivigh
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Carter Harrison
Lion Cub
Historic
Capitol
MR. Bailey
Chameleon
Plame
Utica
West
America
Petige
Oliver S. Teall
American Capital
Os First National
YALE
McRea
Mr. Glasgow
Dunkirk Coal Company
Boyer
Hicks
Aiken
Commissioner Cockrell
Brazwell Coal Company
Pittsburg and Westmoreland Company
Connellsville Coke Comany
Preston Coal Company
H. A. Kuhn
Crescent Coal Company
John A. Crawford
Hazel Kirk Gas Coal Company
Schoenberger Coal Company
Penn Manor Coal Company
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Colonel Hicks
Gibbs
Mr. Gibbs
Broad Street
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