Bomb At Madrid Triggers Royal Escape and Aftermath
A Madrid blast wounded General Weyler and killed others as King Alfonso narrowly escaped. A suspect confessed, crowds surged, and police detained dozens while fetes to ease public fear continued amid national mourning and reports of further conspiracies.
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Madrid
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Santiago
Weyler
Victoria
Mayor Street
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Reysient
Marquise OF
Golosa
Don Antonio Calvo
Jose Sola
Luis Fonseca
Inquiry Finds No Impropriety in Hill’s Equitable Relation
Albany June 1 The New York State Bar Association subcommittee concluded there is nothing improper or unprofessional in David B Hill's employment relations with Equitable Life Society. royal bombing near Madrid injures many and kills several including a noble and royal guards. The bomb concealed in a bouquet was thrown from a third floor window striking near the royal coach as the cortege neared the palace. The king and queen survived with the queen shown courage as the scene unfolded.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State Bar Association
David B. Hill
Equitable Life Society Today
Hill
Vladimir
Russia
Madrid
Acquit Woman in Aunt Murder Case
In New York on June 1 Josephine Terra nova was acquitted of the murder of her aunt. The verdict ends a high profile case that drew local attention and court scrutiny.
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New York
Josephine Terranova
Smoot Loses Seat Bid and Burton Expulsion Move
Senate Privileges Committee votes 7 to 5 that Senator Smoot is not entitled to his seat and prepares for a senate vote this session. Senator Burton’s expulsion resolution is introduced and action set for Tuesday amid expected adoption if Burton does not resign. Roosevelt to send lab and meat packer investigations report to Congress early next week. Crumpacker introduces a substitute bill for Beveridge meat inspection defining federal authority and state powers, including state-line inspections.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges
Smoot
Senate
Burton
Toe
Bailey
Committee On
Joseph R. Burton
Kansas
Reef
Leon
Roosevelt
Congress
Charles P. Neill
Labor
James B. Reynolds
West
Crumpacker
Indiana
Plan for Coming Congressional Campaign
Washington June 1 The campaign committees of the Democratic National Committee and its subcommittee met for nearly three hours to discuss campaign plans and harmonize differences. Edwin Sefton was elected secretary of the subcommittee to work with the congressional committee.
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Washington
National Democratic Congressional Committee
National Committee
Meggher
Campaign Committee
Edwin Sefton
Democratic National Committee
Nominated Grover Cleveland Thrice
Daniel N. Lockwood a Buffalo lawyer and ex congressman died aged 62 from diabetes and gangrene. He had the honor of nominating Grover Cleveland for Buffalo mayor New York governor and U S president. Barrington death sentence upheld execution set for July 26 in Jefferson City Missouri.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Daniel N. Lockwood
Congress
Lockwood
Grover Cleveland
New York
United States
Barrington
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Seymour Barrington
James P. McCann
Illinois coal strike ends with new two year contract
Springfield June 1 The joint scale committee of miners and operators reached an agreement to resume the coal industry in Illinois. The pact fixes the 103 scale wage, assigns shot-fire and inspector costs to miners, and includes an indemnity clause for shutdowns. Subdistricts and 1904 05 agreements survive pending changes. The deal runs to May 31, 1908 with the existing machine differential at 7 cents. Many mines to reopen Monday. some delaying.
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Springfield
Joint Convention of
Coal Miners and Operators of
Illinois
Joint Scale Committee
Momatny
Ilinois
Mitchell
Ryan
Perry
Epitope of Doings in Congress Yesterday
Washington dispatch summarizes congressional actions from yesterday. Senate passes Knox immunity, omnibus lighthouse and military academy bills, and payroll revision, with Justice Wirt looming. House Democrats filibuster yet pass diplomatic and consular appropriation of 2,704,869. other measures sent to conference as adjournment nears.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
Ken
P.m
United States Reult Court
District of Alaska
HOUSE
Post Office
War talk sparks debated threat to China in Yokohama paper
Victoria B C June 1 reports advices from the steamer Kanagawa say a German Yokohama newspaper published a reading article discussing a potential confrontation with China. The item notes the source as the Eastern World and mentions published commentary from Yokohama.
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Victoria
B. C
Kanagawa
Eastern World
Yokohama
County to be Divided Into Districts for Delegates
An executive committee meeting in Moline outlines districting of One County under law No 2. They plan a full committee session June 14 at 11 in the grand jury room to determine precinct and district boundaries and delegate voting rules for senatorial and congressional conventions. No proxies allowed. vacancies filled by district bound delegates.
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Republican County Committee
Manufacturers Hotel
Moline
Grand Jury
Court House
National Congress of Mothers urges ousting Smoot and divorce reform
The National Congress of Mothers in Minneapolis adopted a resolution urging the senate to oust Reed Smoot of Utah and to enact a constitutional amendment granting government power over polygamy. A second resolution urged uniform divorce laws across states. The report also notes Japan's military build up and possible future war with China. Ex-Governor Yates denied plans to withdraw from the U.S. senatorial race in Springfield.
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Minneapolis
National Congress of Mothers
Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Union
Yates
Springfield
Jones
United States
Supreme Court orders Delmar Jockey Club dissolved and fined
Jefferson City Missouri June The Supreme Court orders the Delmar Jockey Club of St Louis dissolved and fined 5000 dollars for violating its charter by conducting racing in claimed breach of the law.
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St. Louis Racing Association
Jefferson City, Mo
Stpreme Court
Delmar Jockey Club
St. Louis
Congressman Robert Adams Dies After Self Inflicted Shooting
Washington June 1 Congressman Robert Adams of Pennsylvania shot himself in a Metropolitan club chamber where he stayed. He was found unconscious and died at 11 30 a m at a hospital. Adams had helped draft the declaration of war against Spain and wrote a final note to Speaker Cannon. The House adjourned upon confirmation of his death.
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Washington
Robert Adams
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Club
Adams
House
Senate
Spain
Cannon
Adaims
Speaker
Neven Primmmery
Metropolitan
Tack talk and taxes spark a Wallace circus gag
An era of tax debate is lampooned by A H Lovell of the Wallace circus in a humor piece. It quips that tacks drive posters for the show, noting 2000 tacks raised in a week within ten miles and 280 000 tacks weekly by Wallace advertising cars.
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United States
A. H. Lovell
Wallace Circus
Cireus
Wallace
Aldous
Bill
Oshkosh Lumbermen Cleared in Federal Court Probe
Leander Choate Thomas Dady James Doughty James M Bray and Benjamin Doughty Oshkosh lumbermen and bankers were examined in federal court for alleged land frauds in Oregon and virtually exonerated. The judge ordered discharge with a three week delay.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Leander Choate
Thomas Dady
James Doughty
James M. Bray
Benjamin Doughty
Oregon
Mob Members Arrested In North Carolina Lynching
Thirteen alleged mob members linked to the Monday morning lynching of John V. Johnson at Wadesboro, North Carolina, are jailed without bail on murder charges. Warrants have been issued for five additional suspects who remain at large.
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North
Cassatt Declares No Plan to Quit Pennsylvanias Presidency
Wireless telegram from the steamer Amerika reports President A Y J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad says there is no truth to rumors of his resignation. In Ohio, Democrats in Marion endorse William Jennings Bryan for president in 1933, covering Marion Crawford and Wyandotte counties.
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Pennsylvania Road
Wireless
New York
Associated Press Today
Amerika
A. Jy. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
W. J. Bryan
Marion
Ohio
William Jennings Bryan
Secon
10Th Judicial District
Marion, Crawford
Wyandotte
Electrical men to come June 9 convention in Rock Island
The semi annual meeting of Tae TL wulk members of the National Electrical Contractors' association will be held in Rock Island June 9 with 75 members and several visiting ladies expected. The sessions start at 9 with a banquet at the Watch Tower and a street car ride planned for 4 to 7. John T. Marron serves on the state association board.
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Tae TL. Wulk
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
Rock Island
Knights of Columbus
Second Avenue
Lamcheon
Rock Island Arseni
Tri-City Electrical Company
The
Electric Construction and Machinery Company
John T. Marron
State Association
Buffalo-Pittsburg express rear-ends freight in Sandisky
The west bound Buffalo Pittsburg express on the Lake Shore road struck the rear of a freight train in Sandisky Ohio early today. Engineer Wise suffered serious injuries while five mail clerks were slightly hurt. No passengers were injured.
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Sandisky
Ohio
Republican State Convention Set for Springfield August 21
The Republican state central committee announces the state convention will be held in Springfield on August 21, under the provisions of the then existing primary law.
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Jute
Republican State Central Committee
Springfield
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