Congress Adjourns as Fifty-Seventh Session Closes
The Fifty seventh Congress adjourned this afternoon after a long session. The Ways and Means Committee planned a 12 pm report and adjournment by 5 30 pm. Senate and House approved various conference reports on naval and Philippine measures. President Roosevelt expected to sign belated bills shortly.
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Washington, D. C
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Hen‘Gerson
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Capitol
Philippines
Washington
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Texas
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San Diego
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National Soldiers
Rome
Dayton
Marshfield Council Grants Saloon Licenses and Denies Some
Marshfield Wis July 1 the common council granted thirty seven saloon licenses. Michael Stangl license renewal debated for selling liquor to minors. no formal charges filed and license granted. Meense renewal denied Hopps and Muehlbaum licenses denied. Street work, board of public works recommendations, and over $800 in street bills approved. Henry Mueller injured at Upham mill yards with leg broken in three places. Miss Castello elocutionary entertainment at Presbyterian church raised over $30 for Ladies Aid.
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Common Council
Michael Stangl
Hopps
Muehlbaum
Board of Public Works
Henry Muellers
Upham Mill
Brewers Association and Machinists Reach Labor Pact
A new wage agreement binding until March 4 was reached today between the Milwaukee Brewers association and the machinists union. The contract raises hourly rates from thirty to thirty-two and eight cents, with an extra half cent, and sets the eight hour day. Holidays count as time and a half after nine hours in a day, with overtime rules applying.
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Gale at Black Rock postpones Ken nankake trial races
Bad weather forces regatta committee to delay the Seawarhaka challenge trials at Black Rock Conn July 1. Winds gale like and the four boats Filibuster Monsoon Secreso Frontenac refuse to race under shortened two mile course. Judges list points from yesterday with Mascar eolt leading at 21 Crosader 18 and others lower. Race postponed at 12 45 as wind stays strong and canvas must be reduced.
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Paper mills in Twin Cities see $400000+ rise in assessment
Neenah Wisconsin July 1 The board of review met at city hall and adjourned due to unfinished assessor books. An assessment comparison shows Twin Cities paper mills raised to 1,365,000, an increase of over 400,000 from last year.
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Neenah
Weenah Paper Co
Neenah Mill
Menasha
Strange sea creature arrives at Battery Park Aquarium
A six foot long serpent like creature with a turtle head and fins from Bermuda reached New York aboard the steamship Trinidad. It has a long beak like mouth, a brown green body with bright yellow stripes and glaring eyes atop its head. Biologists cannot name it and aquarium staff are unsure of its nature.
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New York
Bermuda
Trinidad
Aquarium
Battery Park
Hermit Sculptor L. T. Menninger Found Dead Atco New Jersey
Associated Press reports the recluse sculptor L. T. Menninger, once prominent, was found in a burned shanty four miles from Atco New Jersey with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The oil-saturated building contained letters from other sculptors seeking his guidance. He lived with a dog and several chickens and received registered letters from Hastings on the Hudson twice monthly.
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New York
L. T. Menninger
Atco
N. J
Hastings
Hudson
Center of Influence at International Sunday School Conven
The tenth International Sunday school convention adjourned last night. W N Hartshorn, newly appointed executive chairman, says the event will be the largest influence since 1873. A commission to tour Europe for the work was named, and another to attend London Sunday School centennial.
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Denver
Col
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London
Dady Announces Retirement From Politics at Coney Island
Michael J. Dady, long a Brooklyn Republican leader, retires from politics at a dinner in his honor at Coney Island. He says the rest of his life will be devoted to business interests and vows there will never be a time when he supports those seeking to undermine the party or its triumphs.
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Michael J. Dady
Brooklyn
Tchopa
Evered
Darty
King Edward Progress Reported as Public Cheer Grows
London reports King Edward showing substantial improvement with symptoms easing and appetite increasing. Buckingham Palace issued bulletins noting natural sleep and strength gains as Queen Alexandra’s public appearances at a royal parade sparked renewed public enthusiasm and widespread cheers from thousands of colonial troops and spectators.
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New Jersey veteran Caleb H Harris dies in Newark
New York July 1 Caleb H Harris son founder of the New Jersey Artillery Veterans association and Lincoln post No 28 Grand Army of the Republic Counci Bluffs. Town where he lived some time is dead at Newark New Jersey. Pierson G Dodd former Newark common council president and assistant cashier of Phoenix National Bank New York is dead from apoplexy
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New York
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James as starter invited by driving club at Sheboygan
Special report from Sheboygan says Frank James the former outlaw has been invited to act as starter at a matinee by the Gentlemen's Driving club in Milwaukee. He will spend a week in the city this month after accepting the role.
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The
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Sheboygan
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Frank James
Laying the Cable Ratification Adopted by Holland and Germany
The Hague July 1 The first chamber of the states general adopted the bill ratifying the convention between Holland and Germany for using an Aiimated cable to connect Dutch Tindles.
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Holland
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Prisoner Edson Flees After Midweek Interference Escape
William Edson of Vincennes escaped from custody in Washington Indiana after guards and Knox county authorities aided by a mob removed him to a different venue. He fled early today with Joe Herbert and Eddie Lyons. Herbert was on trial for first degree murder. Lyons had escaped multiple times and was recaptured only at midnight. The trio exited by prying a stone ceiling section and climbing through a brick cornice.
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Ind
Willliam Edson
Vincennes
Knox County
Suillie Aid
Liberty
Joe Herbert
Eddie Lyons
Herbert
Lyons
Thenea
Varidsom to Arrive Home Friday Hopes for Recess Appointment
Washington July 1 Representative Davidson leaves for Oshkoah and will reach Friday. He says Roosevelt will appoint Crane soon after consulting Postmaster General Payne. Davidson insists he remains loyal to Crane amid rumors. Nomination to Senate next winter regardless of appointee. Spooner and Quarles travel home. Babcock heads to New York for congregational committee HQ and Atlantic City for rest. Casson departs for Madison. Stevens reports.
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New York
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Atlantic City
Henry Casson
Madison
H. C. Stevens
Great Britain's Display at the Fair in St Louis
A copy of Lansdowne's letter to Ambassador Choate accepting the World's Fair invitation was received. Great Britain's display will feature educational and art exhibits with opportunities for manufacturers to exhibit. Sunday closing remains a point of contention as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition company upholds a Sunday closing clause, while letters from ministers and religious bodies urge compliance. Commissioner Zeggio notes interest from the crown prince of Stand and mentions potential visits by King Bienek of Abytnia and others, with a formal invitation suggested.
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Louisiann: Purchase Exposition Company
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Ister
Iowa
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Zeggio
Florence
Stand
Lanis
Bienelik
Abytinenia
Mower Mangles Child Near Jefferson Wis
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Pa July 1 A Daily News special from Jefferson Wis reports Nick Kiessling a farmer near the city ran over his three year old son with a power machine the boy suffered severe injuries including a nearly severed leg and a scalp loss. Kiessling acted quickly pulling the mangled boy from the machine as horses spooked and stopped before the child could be ground under. Doctors say recovery hopes are uncertain though injuries may not be fatal.
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Milwaukee
Joly
Jefferson
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Hima Ner Owly
Kiessling
Chile
Cuban Payments Questioned by War Department
Acting Secretary of War Sanger sent a reply to congressional requests detailing payments from Cuban funds to F. B. Thurber and others for advocating reciprocity with the United States. The War Department provided certified vouchers totaling 15666 dollars, with a letter from General Leonard to the secretary of war accompanying the documents.
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Washington, D. C
Sanger
Secretary of War
F. B. Thurber
United States
India
Leonard
June Rain and Crop Conditions Across Regions
The weekly weather summary notes cool, wet conditions in the northern Rocky Mountain area and heavy rains across the South and central Gulf states. Drought threats grow in the east gulf while Indiana and Ohio face storm damage. Corn crops show slow growth in northern belts but Kansas, Missouri, Tennessee and the South Atlantic states report good conditions. Wheat harvest delays persist in the western districts as central Ohio suffers local storm damage and Iowa reports generally favorable crops amid continued rain. Across reporting cities, forecasts anticipate some recovery with warmer weather.
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Minn
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Kanaan City
Lexington
Iowa
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Topeka
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Detective King Sentenced To Hard Labor In Felony Case
Minneapolis July 1 Judge Simpson sentences Captain N. W. King of the detective force to three years and six months hard labor after convicting him as an accessory after the fact to a felony. The record notes King attempted to aid in concealing a crime.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Judgs Simpson Today
N. W. King
King
Steamer Cambridge Driven Ashore in Gale
The steamer Cambridge of the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic railroad was blown ashore at Claiborne during a heavy gale. She is reported in a critical condition as rescuers assess her fate.
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Baltimore, Md
Cambridge
Baltimore, Chesapeake,and Atlantic Railroad
Claiborne
Nelson at St Paul Opens Republican State Convention
In St Paul Minnesota July 1 former State Senator Masterman chaired the opening of the Republican state convention naming United States Senator Nelson for temporary chairman. Nelson spoke praising Republican gains since 1896 and urged free competition while lauding railroads and the army. Recesses followed until 2 30 p m. Also Ohio Democratic clambake in Columbus dampened by heat with Gov Campbell and Judge Patrick among speakers and John Hinkle welcoming. A letter from John R McLean was read.
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C C. Whitney
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Beulah Perk
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Ohio
Wisconsin Wife Frees Self After Killing Man Threatening Husband
A Green Bay Wisconsin commission court dismissed the murder charge against Mrs Sophia Smith of Oneida for shooting Thomas Schuyler who had stormed the Smith home brandishing two revolvers and threatening to kill her husband. Mrs Smith testified she warned Schuyler before firing and acted to protect her husband.
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Sophia Smith
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First Death in Anthracite Strike Reported at Duryea
The first fatality of the anthracite strike occurred at the Duryea William A. colliery as Italian Anton Guiseppe was shot by coal and iron policemen from behind a stockade. Accounts differ whether he tried to enter the stockade or was walking along the road. The sheriff arrived to preserve order as crowds gathered nearby.
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Stock Distribution Voted For Rock Island Stockholders
At a board meeting of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway company directors voted to distribute 12 percent of holdings in new stock at par. Transfer books open July 7 and close July 21. Peoria and Rock Island and the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern stock exchanges extended to July 15.
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New York
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Peoria
Rock Island
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
Dead Man Defaulter Waterman Defalcation
United States District Attorney Gould announced in probate court that William S Waterman former War Department disbursing clerk died April 20 1901 and left an alleged defalcation of about 18000 now being pursued for full recovery. The defalcation was discovered recently and said to involve manipulation of vouchers.
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Washington, D. C
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Gould
William 8. Waterman
War Department
Butcher Pleads Immunity Under Antitrust Law
In Wichita on July 1 a local butcher pleaded immunity under Kansas antitrust law in a dispute over a meat bill with Cudahy Packing Co and Jacob Cold Packing Co. The claim argues a trust exists between the plaintiff and Jacob Cold. The court reserved decision until July 25.
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Wichita
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Cudahy Packing Company
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Kansas
Aged Men Die in Decatur and Richmond Figures
Associated Press reports the death of ninety year old Orlando Powers of Decatur Indiana. He built Powers block and other prominent local structures and owned substantial Macon county property. In Richmond Indiana James W. Peel of Centerville, aged eighty three, who in 1860 was elected secretary of state by Indiana Republicans, is noted as deceased.
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Decatur
Orlando Powers
Powers
Macon
Indiana
Manrichmond
Ind
James W. A Peel
Centerville
Guard Grer Quarantined After Quellled Death Mystery
Manitowoc dispatch reports Charles Rystleken, a guard for a quarantined patient, died suddenly at eight this morning. He had expressed fear of violence from the patient and sought relief from duty citing growing distress and deteriorating health amid ongoing worry.
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Newa
Manitowoc
Charles Rystlekén
Ryathken
Berith
Ognstans
Worthy of His Hire Court Judgment in Braves Body Servant Case
Wyatt Ryans, once the body servant to the late Dr. Charles B. Bradford, gains possession of 37 32 after the Missouri Court of Appeals at Jefferson City renders final judgment. The suit, begun years ago, drew public attention due to Bradford’s infirmity and Ryans’ unpaid services following the death.
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Court of Appeals
Jefferson City
Wyatt Ryans
Charles B. Bradford
Bradford
Ryans
Accused of Double Murder Five Years Ago
Louis Dishreve surrendered to Riverhead authorities on Long Island and was moved to Southampton for arraignment on murder charges in the deaths of Clarance C. Foster and Sarah Lawrence at Good Ground. The incident stems from deeds tied to the two victims and a Riverhead jail transfer preceded the appearance in court.
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New York
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Clarance C. Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Good Ground
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