Senators Battle Over Currency Bill In Senate Debate
The senate debated the currency bill as interruptions rose. Senator Aldrich urged voting on the measure once pending business clears. Bacon and Foraker pressed publicity and enforcement issues while discussion touched on railway bonds and securities approvals.
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Washington
Senate
Imany
Aldrich
Bacon
Ag- Ft
Foraker
S. Vic
Culberson
House
Committee On
Beveridge
Male
Sen’ate
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Aldrich
Debate Over Senate Filibuster and Bank Financing Schemes
Disputed remarks allege the house bill faces senate scrutiny with emphasis on avoiding a filibuster. Officials discuss emergency notes and finance committee responses. Banks push for mortgage and security measures to back new money schemes amid resistance to changes in the bill.
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Harehouse
Teter
Strike-Averting Efforts Reported by Washington Officials
Fragmentary copy notes officials directing labor actions and resolving to avert a strike. Details are garbled but suggest a formal inquiry into hours and receipts connected to a labor dispute and its timely resolution.
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Washington, D
Fragmentary Des Moines River report from city transit
Fragmented OCR text describes Des Moines area river conditions today with references to feet and miles but lacks clear events. The readable fragments note movement and forced relocation near the river, yet no specific dates or names are confirmed.
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Arate
Des
Moines
One Lande
Corn advances amid brisk selling and short cover
The market opened firm as shorts bid for offerings and buyers sought to cover. Prices rose steadily to around 8144 cents as 50,000 bushels were dumped, with activity remaining scattered and difficult to follow afterward.
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Associated
Presa
Chicago
Cotn
Amghersat
Chamber of Shorts
Rto
Waebare of
Ex Banker Kills Himself in Lexington May 28
Ex bank president in Lexington Kentucky, thirty five, wealthy, killed himself today by self inflicted death. In Washington, Mrs Mary Hinton formerly of London, fifty three, committed suicide at her home by asphyxiation earlier today.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Kyi
Smith
National” Exchange Bank
Washington,d. C
Mary Hinton
London
Thas
Taft Campaign Managers Meet Roosevelt on Chicago Plans
Arthur Vorys and Frank Hitchcock, Taft campaign managers, spent about an hour with Theodore Roosevelt discussing Taft convention plans in Washington. They stated no decision had been reached on who would nominate Taft and that a decision may take several days.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Arthur £. Vorys
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
Representative Kaestermann Learns of Son-in-Law’s Death
Washington May 2 Representative G A Kaestermann of Green Bay Wisconsin received a cablegram announcing the death of his son in law who is in business in Germany He will leave for home tomorrow to attend the funeral The cablegram came from Epechat The Northwestern reported by telegraph from Washington
General Stephen D Lee Dies at Vicksburg Home
General Stephen D Lee, commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans, died at his home in Columbus at six this morning after a week of illness. Born in 1833, Lee graduated West Point and led Confederate forces in the Civil War before serving as a longtime leader of the veterans' organization. His body likely will be sent for interment in Columbus.
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Associated
New
Orleans
Vicksburg
Mies
Stephen D Lee
United Confederate ‘Veterans
Lee
Meuteniint
Ue Confedermes
Wisconsin
Ofotha
G.al RR
Confederacy
A Lee Wa
A. Stewart
Chats Tanooga
South Carolinnses
United States Military Academy
West: Point
Vickoburg
Iowa
Columbus
Feather
Gerryshurs
Milwaukee
Hazy OCR Note: Worker Injured in Hoisting Accident
A crew lifting a heavy iron piece at a site near Green Bay encountered a near miss as the iron block brushed Engersen's shoulder and hip, causing multiple bruises. Mississon Canal company men were on site and avoided a serious loss of life.
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Engersen
Moroccan Sultan Abd el Aziz Struggles Amid Desertions
Rabat May 28 reports show Abd el Aziz forces facing desertions from Charardo tribes. General Bagadan’s army, loyal to Hafid, recaptured Mehedia and arrested key royal kin as Rabat braces for shifts in the conflict over succession in Morocco.
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Rabat
Morocco
Charardo
Abdel Sultan
Bagadani
Mehedia
Ote Abd el Aziz
Hafid
Burns Deposits 10000 for Burns Lang Australia Fight
A Sydney report says a syndicate arranging Tommy Burns to fight Australian boxer Lang in Sydney this August has deposited 10000 to bind the match and may stage two more bouts at 37590 each with Johnson awaiting his turn after Burns Australian engagements conclude.
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Sydney
Isi
Australia
Tommy
Burns
Burny
Lang
Johnson
London
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
True adverted Sailboat Sails Empty for Buffalo
The new steamer Trueadare sailed from Superior to Buffalo yesterday morning without a cargo due to busy shipping season. Officials call it highly unusual for this port at this time of year.
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Wy Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Car&o
Trueadare
Buffalo
Million Dollar Contract For Beaver Bridge Steel
A Pittsburg firm has been awarded the structural steel work for the Ohio River bridge at Beaver, Pa. The contract exceeds 1,000,000 dollars and covers the steel components for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad project.
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Associated Preas
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Beaver
Pal
Lake Erie
Campaign finance reform debate sparks unclear council action
Fragmentary text shows discussion of candidate contributions and disclosure requirements. Mentions of campaigns, endorsements, and calls for showing amounts spent and contributed. Names and places are garbled, but the item centers on political finance transparency debate.
Conspiracy to Defraud Alleged in Boston Firms Case
Police report details six arrests in a Boston area fraud scheme involving contracting firms. The defendants include a sector manager and a former executive council member, with authorities alleging coordinated misappropriation and financial deceit in multiple deals. The investigation centers on alleged abuses of finance and contracting arrangements.
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Boston
Follar Works
Bunean CC
Russell
Jamies Russell Boiler
Hodge Koopman Peo
Lightning Fatal to Cows on Northwestern Farm
A storm struck a farm near Mazo in Wisconsin causing multiple cows to be killed or injured. Heavy rain and flooding marooned several homes and forced residents to evacuate or move to higher ground. Damaged creeks and washed-out paths hindered cleanup and rescue efforts across Perry Creek and surrounding areas.
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Mazotof
Pittsburg Brokers Fail Involuntary Petition Fled
An involuntary petition was filed against George W MacMullen and the firm MacMullen & Co a Pittsburg stock brokerage. The document states the firm unable to pay debts and seeks bankruptcy for MacMullen and partners including Sanford Evans and George W MacMullen. The firm was known on the Chicago board of trade and the action involved several members of the partnership.
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Eociated
New York
Partnership
George W. MacMullend
Fanford B. Evans
George W. MacMullen
Ereby
Evans
George, MacMullen & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Insanity Custody After Man Detained With Revolver
In Lincoln County Wisconsin Sheriff B J Pearenue holds a man from Ramsey County on insanity charges. He was found last night dressed in jeans and carrying a revolver. Officers investigated after a pistol was seen in public with the suspect.
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Associated Preens &t-Paul
Minn
Bherife
B. J. Pearenue
Tincoln County
Wisconsin
Ramzeyy County
Beartehue
Ised
Paul
Monument Unveiled For Guards Officers and Pastors
In St. Petersburg on May 28 a monument was unveiled honoring officers and pastors of the guards battalions who died in the battle of the wea of Jan. May 27 1905. The ceremony commemorates their service and sacrifice.
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Associated Presa
St. Petersburg
Monu
Aval
Wea
Bery
Abrams freed in Hortonville death inquiry
Abrams of New London, detained since last Wednesday, was arraigned and the district attorney moved to dismiss after evidence showed he could not be connected with the death of Mrs. Carrie Shaw. The investigation will continue with possible future arrests if needed.
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Norman Appleton
Abrams
New London
Hortonville
Carrie Shaw
Ryan
Rooney
Abramst
Joseph
Remmel
Daniel Kelley
Fred Krause
Charles “Abrams
Shaw
Typhoon Disaster Report From May Twenty Eighth
A May twenty eighth Associated Press dispatch from Mietoria B C outlines a devastating typhoon causing massive loss of life and damage. It recounts ships wrecked near the shore with hundreds drowned and a coal mine disaster in Twang Sl where four hundred lives were lost.
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Associated Press
Mietoria
B.C
Dundreda
Suster
Twang Sl
March of prohibition and temperance progress reported
A Presbyterian general assembly reported that eight million six hundred thousand people were in states abolishing saloons last year. The prohibition states now exceed ten million in population, with twenty seven million in other prohibition territories, totaling about forty five percent of the U S population free from saloon influence. Thirty four legislatures passed laws unfavorably affecting liquor traffic, with no favorable measures enacted recently.
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Sssq
Esociated Stata
Kansas City
United States
Xesalon
General Assembly of the Presbyterian' Church’ of the
United States of America
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Responds to Bartlett Statement
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw defends herself against Colonel Bartlett’s issued statement in the name of Mrs. William Thaw. She reiterates that annulment proceedings against Harry K. Thaw were started at the behest of Colonel Bartlett and A Russell Peabody and discontinued on counsel’s motion.
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Associated Pres
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Colonel Bartlett
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Gartlett
A. Russell Peabody
Thaw
Bartlett
Extension of Tunnel Aims at Gilpin County Mines
Denver May 28 An agreement between the tunnel owning company and representatives of more than three adjacent properties was reached to extend the new house tunnel from Idaho Springs to Central City. The 17 470 foot tunnel would reach Gilpin County, reopening valuable mines and employing more than 6 000 men.
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Associated
Denver
Cal
New House
Idaho Springs
Central City
Gilpin County
Colorado
Waters Brothers Murdered Near Nootka Island
The body of Horace Waters, one of the Waters brothers from Victoria, was found on Vancouver Island near Nootka. Indications point to murder by Indians. A shotgun with one barrel discharged lay near the body and the hat of the other brother showed damage from shots.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
Waters Brothers
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Nootka
Indiana
Horace Waters
Glao
Nekimi Obituaries Report Mortalities and Funerals
Oliver Kotte of Nekimi dies Wednesday from meningitis and complications. Funeral Saturday at his residence with interment at Pollack Cemetery in Black Wolf. Also, Carl Schmitt’s funeral planned Friday at 1:30 pm at 414 Twelfth Street residence and 2:00 pm at Washington Street Evangelical Church, interment Riverside Cemetery. officiating Reverend Burkel.
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Oliver Kotte
Heinrich Kotte
Nekimi
Avi
Pollack Cemetery
Black Wolf
Scunitt
Carl Schmitt
Washington Street
Burkel
Riversids Cemetery
Wisconsin State Superintendents Meet in Madison
The Wisconsin County Superintendents close state convention in Madison at noon. They discuss legislative timing for next year, school heating and ventilation, school library use, and teacher certification rules with committee members named.
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the Normal
Nsko- Chitlon
Madigan
Upg
George ¥. Kully
Green Lake County
Mpeu”Eal
C. P
Besfore
L. PD. Fox
Chirton
C. Cushman
Portage
Bud
John Kelley
Jurteau
Aynber
Clecker
Janesy ‘Ang
State Department
L. B. Fox
Philion
Fox
Educators Visit New County Agricultural School in Wisconsin
A large delegation of county and school superintendents and local officials from Madison headed by State Superintendent Cary visited the new county agricultural school in Winneconne Wisconsin. They inspected the building grounds and classes in manual training and domestic science and praised the overall progress despite unfinished grounds. The visit aims to model La Crosse county’s institution after this school with plans to invest about 50 000 dollars to build a similar facility rivaling the county’s current leading agricultural school.
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Win
Bcal
Department
Public Instruction
Madison
Cary
County School of Agriculture
County School Board of
la Crosse County
Hatch
Carson Chosen Moderator for Semi-Centennial Session
Rev Dr James Carson of the Kenya Theological Seminary was named moderator as Pittsburg marked the Presbyterian church semi centennial with the election that night and a year’s free will offering totaling 1 280 090 dollars announced during the opening business session.
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Aseociated Press
Pittsburg
James Carson
Kenia
Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Paper inquiry ends split by House committee
A special House committee on wood and print paper investigation submits a minority report amid division. The majority presses for action amid rising costs and low ad revenue, noting burdens on publishers and Canadian mills benefiting from high prices as American output suffers. Weather notes follow reporting showers and thunderstorms tonight and Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
American ‘Newspaper Public Association
Miller
Kansas
Lurie
I Ss
Leber
Moitis
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