Senate Votes On Isthmian Canal Route Clash
The Senate approved the Spooner amendment for Panama canal construction by 67 to 6, with further votes on the Mitchell amendment and a bond issuance for the Isthmian canal. Debate featured Morgan criticizing the Panama route and Clark advocating Nicaragua while Allison pushed for bonds and a U S controlled canal.
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Associated Press
Washington, BD. C
Panama Canal
Senate
Washington, D.c
Fairbanks
Isthmian Canal
Spooner
Clark
Montane
Nicaragua
Allison
Theras
United States
Panama
Morgan
Fie
Canels
Americaa
Island
Charleston, Suburban and
Summerville
Ashbey River
3. C
James W. Long
Boston
St. Clair
Missouri
Wilmington
N. C
Revenue and Customs
Secretary of War
Igte
Willai
Sewell
Rebels Capture Cities in Venezuela Revolt
Washington dispatch reports Venezuelan revolutionists in Ciudad Bolivar and San Felipe with other towns like Yaritagua and Valencia fallen to rebels. Caracas says no Orinoco blockade while Maracaibo and Zulian network suffer telegraph cuts. President Castro’s government deteriorates as forces clash June 14.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Bowen
Caracas
Maracaibo
Zuliz
Mrs Upham Dead After Prolonged Illness
Alice C Judd Upham, wife of Frederick W Upham, died at home after a long illness. Born April 6 1866 in Ripon Wisconsin she was active in Women’s Athletic and May Flower clubs and Presbyterian circles. Remains go to Ripon for Saturday funeral. William C Pullman dies of heart disease in Chicago, a nephew of George Pullman and railroad supplies dealer. He belonged to Chicago Athletic and Washington Park clubs, survived by widow and two children.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alice C
Frederick W. Upham
William Pullman
Ill
Wiliam C. Pullman
George Mr. Pullman
Mr. Pullman
Chicago Athletic
Washington Park
Misappropriation Charge Against Justice Dept Officer
Washington D C June 19 Henry Reichtin disbursing officer of the department of justice was arrested on the charge of misappropriating 37600 of government funds He confessed to the shortage The officer is from Cincinnati and the arrest followed an examination of the books under the direction of Comptroller Tracewell Information reached Attorney General Knox some time ago amid general suspicion about Reichtin s books
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Associated Press
Washington, D. Cy
Henry Retchtin
Department of Justice
Reichtin
Cincinnati
Knox
Sooner Claims Fort Hall Lands and Copper Mine
Reports from Poestella Idaho on June 19 indicate the so called sooners hold the best land and top prospects on the Fort Hall reservation. The Belle Marsh copper mine is a premier target with over a hundred contenders including Senator Clark of Montana and James A. Murray of Butte. Clark arrived first but Murray supporters claimed possession amid ongoing contest for lands and mineral locations.
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Fort Hall Reservation
Spy Associateu P Ress
Poestella
Idaho
Sooners
Fort Hall
Belle Marsh
Clark
Montana
James A. Murray
Butte
Dr. Dubois
Senator Dubos
Murray
Fraternity Temple Vote At Grand Lodge Meeting
The national grand lodge A. Co. U. W. voted on next meeting place with St Paul leading 313 to 255 over Cincinnati. Delegates to the national fraternal congress were chosen: A. C. Harwick Webb McNall Co R Mathen W. H. Miller D. A. Shields W F Robson H C Sesrong. A resolution urged Untail grand lodges to aid erecting a temple at the St Louis exposition.
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Associated Preas
Portland
Ore
National Grand Lodge
St. Paul
Cincinnati
National Fraternal Congress
A. C. Harwick
Webb McNall
Co. R. Mathen
W. H. Miller
D. A. Shields
W. F. Robson
H. C. Sesrong
Mayor assumes command as Paterson reels from riot
In Paterson New Jersey Mayor Hinchcliffe takes direct control of police and arms reserves and 10 silk mills workers with revolvers amid riots over strikes. A parade of Italian workers is broken up by police and several injured, including reporter Harry Harris. In Pawtucket Rhode Island streetcar clashes resume with infantry restoring order.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Minchcliffe
Myer
Imen
Hope, Harmony
Ak Awhen
Pelgram & Meyer Mills
Matlock Street
Harry Harris
Fnally
Hinchcliffe
Dyers Helpers’ Union
Milla
Jeracy City
Pawtucket
R. C
Woden
Prospect Street
Davidson Returns to Washington Defends Crane Candidate
Washington D C June , Representative Davidson said there is no truth to the Oshkosh post office compromise story. He defended Senator Spooner and others, stating none took part in the controversy and that he will press BE M Crane’s claims, hoping a favorable decision will come from the powers that be.
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Davidson
Washington
Oshkoeh Post
Milwaukee
Spooner
BE. M. Crane
God Told Her Kill Baby with Carbolic Acid
Special to The Northwestern from Marshfield Wisconsin reports Mrs. Matt Shelp of Mareah Rapids killed her baby with carbolic acid claiming divine command. In Yore Haute Indiana Associated Press dispatch notes William T Agar, while deranged, cut his nurse Mrs. Davie and then slit his own throat before leaping into a cistern.
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Northwestern
Marshfield
Wis
Matt Shelp
Mareah-Rapids
Associated Press
Yorre Haute
Ind
William T. Agar
Mra. Davie
Agar
Weyauwega Postmaster Nominated in Navy Rear Admiral Nominations
The president sent nominations to the senate including Navy captains to be rear admirals Yates Stirling and William C. Wise. William H. Arthur named postmaster of Marshall Wisconsin J E Corbett Weyauwega.
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Associated Peeve
Washington, D. C
Senate
Navy
Yates Stirling
William C. Wise
Postmastera
Michigan
William H. Arthur
Marshall
Wisconsin
J. E. Corbett
Weyauwega
Harvard Yale Baseball Postponed By Rain In Massachusetts
The Harvard and Yale baseball game in Comirige, Mass. is postponed until tomorrow at 2 p.m. due to rain.
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Ets Anacciated Press
Comirige
Mass
Slime Column Erupts From Mount Pelee Reaches Martinique Coast
A slime column about one hundred meters long was discharged from Mount Pelee and swept onto Bamse Pointe in Martinique. The material covered the lower portion of twenty two houses but no further details on damage or location are available.
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France
Martinique
A Reign of Crime Shocks Bridgeman and Vincennes
A report from St Joseph Michigan dated June 19 describes armed robberies by two black men on a southbound freight near Bridgeman and New Buffalo in which several white men were robbed and one killed. A separate incident in Vincennes Indiana details a mob attempting to lynch William Edson, with his brother Sam Edson later sentenced to the workhouse after a pistol incident.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Mich
Tione- Brees
Bridgeman
Lakeside
New Buffalo
Jung
Charles Parks
Troy
Parka
M. Kelley
John Mays
Kelley
Mays
Parks
St. Jozeph
Livingston
Ster
Vincennes
Ind
William Edson
Knox County
Sam Edson
William
Edson
Froy
Milwaukee Bishop Attacks Tobacco Use in Diocesan Decree
Milwaukee June 19 Bishop Nicholson of the Milwaukee Episcopal diocese issues a pronouncement against tobacco praising priests for their judgment. He argues tobacco offers no spiritual or physical benefit and cites evils from its use. He even laments Sir Walter Raleigh introducing tobacco to England and muses that Raleigh’s ship might have sunk.
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Walter Raleigh
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Nicholson
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
England
Bitter Contests Face Vermont Republican Convention
The Vermont Republican state convention in Montpelier opens amid fierce contests among three gubernatorial candidates General John J. McCullough of Bennington Percival W. Clement of Rutland and Fletcher Proctor of Proctor as delegates rally with strong energy.
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Associated Preach
Montpelier
John J. McCullough
Bennington
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
Fletcher Proctor
Proctor
Wisconsin Prohibitionists Select Ticket For State Office
Milwaukee June 19 The prohibition state convention today elected their ticket for governor E W Drake lieutenant governor Wesley Mott secretary of state John C Matin state treasurer Dr Henry A Roswell attorney general Charles L Allen superintendent of public instruction Prof L C Collins railroad commissioner R H Churchill insurance commissioner Hans H Moe The platform pledges total prohibition of alcoholic beverage manufacture sale importation exportation and transportation with a pledge to pass a law destroying traffic if elected
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Milwaukee
Wis
E. W. Drake
Wesley Mott
Necosh
John C. Matin
Mineral Point
Henry A. Rossll
West Supertacy
Charles L. Allen
Eau Claire
Leaped for Life as Fire Hits St Charles Hotel
A morning blaze at the St Charles hotel in Toledo caused inmates to flee. Robert Smith, a sailor, was rescued as the small building suffered minor damage. Traffic disruptions occurred as moving buildings along West Irving street affected inter urban routes, with cars rerouted and schedules adjusted.
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Toledo
Ohio
St. Charles Hotel
Empire Theatre
Robert Smith
Imany
Hfe
Mnall
Coal Strike Quiet Amid Nationwide Tensions
Across the country the coal strike situation shows limited immediate action. In St Paul eight Union organizers faced layoffs as a warning. Wilkes-Barre and neighboring districts weigh further reductions. Michigan suspends negotiations while Iowa leaders oppose a strike. Hazleton reports engineers return to work under an eight-hour concession, and Denver outlines a broad labor program with plans to deploy six new organizers.
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Wilkesbarre
Ime
Pereylvania
Chemtra
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Ruasell
Ryan
Timole Miners Organization
Michigan
Saginaw
Mich
M. F. Wiliam
Iowa
Des Moines
Reece
Hazleton
Lune
Sandy Run
M.S. Kemmerer & Co
Labor Program
Denver
Col
The
American Labor Union
Daniel McDonald
Massachusetts
Chicago
Peoria
Class Day Exercises at the City Hall 1902
The High School class of 1902 held its class day exercises at city hall with full attendance. Eve ryone could attend. the program highlighted strong rhetorical work, but some male students disrupted the event. Eva Mallery welcomed guests and reviewed four years of school life as Richard Alberts recounted memories, Prudence Cottrell delivered the class poem, Mima Schmidt sang, and Walter Wegner delivered the class oration on Liberty.
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Roy Baker
James Jenkins
Floyd Green
George Caswell
Neal Spoor
Deei Chester Jones
Clase
Clara Schmidt
Evalyn Freda
Bixe
Dorothy Angevine
Richard Alberts
Congress
Harold Bemis
Morris Locke
Floyd Greet N Alnger
Louis Jenson Wos
Mary Beck
Edward Foulk
Willam Fletcher
Eyn Mallory
Walter Wegener
Gordon Chase
Sara Wills
Prudence Cottrell
Charity
Sara Willa
Simonds
Board of Education
Oliga
Clnen
A. B. O'Neil
Mandolin Club
March High School
Imperial Mendolin Club
Eva Mallery
Miss Mallery
Fra
Highty
Mias Mallory
Ahe
Hiawatha
Oatkosh
Mima Schmidt
Mian
Clare Schmidt
Miss Schmidt
Walter Wegner
Wherty
Professor Albion Small Addresses Moralizing The Citizen
Prof Albion Small of the University of Chicago spoke at the Normal school commencement on the mission of the school in moralizing the citizen. He urged teachers to broaden their influence beyond the classroom and engage with educational literature to shape the thinking of the generation.
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Albion Tv, Small
Department of Sociology
Chicago University
Normal School
Small
Duty of the teacher and the spirit of justice
The text discusses democracy, education, morality, and social justice as duties of teachers to guide pupils toward realism and civic virtue. It asserts democracy evolves beyond industry, urging love and devotion to purpose, and notes a program including prayers, music, salutatory, diplomas, and performances led by Rev. Greenwood and a list of performers and presenters.
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Rev
J. W. Greenwood
the Angel
Misses Boynton
Foster
Childs
Zick
Armstrong
Helms
Williams Cook
Charley McCune
Oconto Falls
Eve
Oshkosh
Nina Wallen
Richard Tunnichiffe
Menasha
Clarence Shepard
Eva Foster
RK. H. Halsey
X ray burn prevented by paraffin coating says physician
A prominent New York physician states that a single coat of paraffin on the skin can prevent X ray burns. He notes indiscriminate X ray use hinders medical work and that the burn is caused by light driving bacteria particles in the air under the ray. A wax coating or wax-coated paper screen before exposure is advised.
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Associated Press
New York
Thin City
Cut in sugar prices forces new deductions
New York reports refined sugar saw deductions across grades with two followings, grades 6 6 and 7 at ten points and all other grades five points, reflecting market adjustments.
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Auociated Frees
New York
Roosevelt Endorsed on Cuban Reciprocity by Senators
President Roosevelt gains broad backing for Cuban reciprocity as Senator Pyot of Connecticut reports strong Republican endorsements from beet sugar states and western conventions. The White House press reflects gratitude toward Burkett and Martin for their stance while Nebraska’s party endorsement and Dietrich’s caucus remarks shape Senate debate on treaty versus direct bill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Pyot
Connecticut
White House
Senate
Millard
Nebraska
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Kansas
Burkett
Martin
Cuba
Ubin
Dietrich
Warrant delays in Oshkosh as Woodruff hunt continues
Reports detail a delayed warrant for Charles Woodruff, likely alias Silas Woodraft, in Oshkosh on embezzlement charges. Wilkes-Barre police sent vague rewards inquiries, while Sheriff Potter pursues the suspect amid unclear circumstances. Weather and disparate notes conclude the item.
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Eddy
Minnesota
Mr. Eddy
Interior Department
Curtis
Kansas City
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Payne
Pennsylvania
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House
Philippines
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Orient
Invincible Young Repub- Ice
Mrs. Upham
Ripon
William A Pullman
Fraternity Temple
Patersona
Northweast
J. F. Corbelt
SLIME
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Pelee
Bowers
Michigan County
Bishop
Br Associated Press
Bt. Paul, Minn
Twio City Rapit Tratiak Company
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Igh
Raemet Comnecment Egereists
A. W .Small
Chicnkco
Charles Woodruff
Firme
Oshkoah
Whikesbarre
E. A. Potter
Woodruff
Jackson
Wilkkesbarre
C. G. McGowan
McGowan
BH. F. Dowling
Sherift Potter
Wilkenbarre
Sherri Potter
Silas Woodraft
Fignin
Mr. Potter
Eecker
Dowling
Bobby
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