Roosevelt Urges Federal Inspectors After Chicago Stockyards Revolt
President Roosevelt transmits Reynolds and Neill report urging immediate federal inspection of meat and packing houses after findings of revolting conditions at Chicago stockyards. Document calls Beveridge amendment and condemns sanitation laxity, unsafe handling, and tuberculosis risks in meat processing.
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Charles P. Neill
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Madrid Wedding Weekend Ends With Royal Bull Fight
King Alfonso warns of another assassination attempt as bomb suspect Manuel Morales ends his life in Torrejon de Ardos after a guard's death. The Madrid royal bullfight closes amid ovations for the royal couple though lacking its usual gore, Queen Victoria watching calmly.
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Rescue by Neighbors
John Palmquist of Moline was found in a sewer ditch behind 417 Fourth Avenue after being overcome by sewer gas. Neighbors revived him but he remained in critical condition with the accident posing a potential fatal outcome.
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Moline
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Palmquist
Complete Defeat for Revolutionists Across Salvador Boundary
Washington reports a cablegram from Guatemala stating the revolutionary movement near the Salvador boundary was crushed at Asuncion Mita with complete defeat. Guatemalan forces claim constant victory along the line and no reverses. The piece also notes Woodmen Memorial ceremonies at Chippiannock Cemetery with Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors in attendance.
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Revolutionary Party
Asuncion Mita
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Miners Resume Work After Two Month Strike
Springfield June 4 A total of thirty thousand coal miners who had been on strike for two months return to work across the state this morning ending the labor standstill and resuming production after negotiations.
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Tariff debate as 1908 campaign impetus at Reform Club
John Sharp Williams headlines a tariff reform dinner at Hotel Astor with mentions of Bryan Cleveland Parker and Watterson. Regrets from Cleveland Parker and Watterson are read. Williams urges tariff education as a national issue for 1908. Senator Arthur P. Gorman dies suddenly in Washington after recent improvement.
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Henry Watterson
William Jennings Bryan
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Renewed Cananea Riots Leave Several Dead in Mexico
Reports from Cananea and nearby towns detail renewed clashes between striking Mexican miners and rurales under Colonel Kosterlitsky. Five rioters were killed and 13 wounded, with American casualties minimal. Officials dispute executions and arrests amid claims of cross border volunteers.
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Financial trouble delays Rock Island exhibition show
Talbots Fighting the Flames was slated for Rock Island today and tomorrow under the firemen relief association but did not reach the city due to Davenport financial difficulties. Attachments were served to settle claims from other cities. Negotiations with St Louis backers aim to free the property for tomorrow. The company must perform three exhibitions here and had planned both days.準
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Rock Island
Firemen's Relief Association
Davenport
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Twentyfourth Street
Nighttime trolley disaster claims eleven lives in Rhode Island
A June day outing on the Providence River ended in tragedy when a fog bound trolley derailed at Moore's corner East Providence. Eleven youths and young adults were killed and scores injured as rescuers struggled with a bungled, dangerous rescue effort.
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Guard Ambushes State Militia at Ohio Mines
In Steubenville on June 4 armed guards at United States Coal Company mines were ambushed by striking miners as troops moved from Glenn's Run to Coal Hollow. About 500 shots fired, four wounded. miners were foreign-born. A separate clash at Plum Run saw 75 shots exchanged. manager T. E. Young slightly wounded. Sheriff requests 100 soldiers. Governor orders 4th regiment to mobilize to Jefferson county.
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Ohio
United States Coal Company
Glenn's Run
Coal Hollow
Plum Run
T. E. Young
Voorhees
Columbus
Jefferson County
Woman refuses operation over swallowed gem in Omaha
Mae Thomas, who confessed swallowing a diamond from jeweler 10 Combs, balked at surgery after county officials declined a non prosecution agreement. Earlier, she agreed to operate but insisted on written assurance she would not be prosecuted.
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Senator Burton Quits in Fear of Expulsion
In Topeka on June 4 Senator Burton resigned after a conference with close aides. Governor Hoch received the letter and will defer appointment, as speculation grows about a successor until after the November election. In Washington the Niagara river control and Niagara falls preservation bill cleared a key vote.
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Beachey Narrowly Escapes Airship Collapse in Flight
In Cleveland on a trial flight Lincoln Beachey, the San Francisco aeronaut, survived a collapse of the airship framework at 500 feet. He steered it to 50 feet above ground where it landed upright, suffering only minor bruises as bamboo piles near the engine snapped and the propeller tore a hole in the balloon. Hydrogen gas poured out, narrowly missing serious injury.
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Lincoln Beachey
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St Paul Car Derailment Halts Freight on Levee
A St Paul freight car derailed and nearly toppled down the Seventeenth street levee while another was damaged when cars were pushed against a bumper Saturday evening. The wrecked cars remained on the site through Sunday and today.
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Seventeeth Street
Physicians At Boston Assemble For Medical Meeting
Thousands of physicians and surgeons traveled to Boston for the opening of the American Medical Association annual convention and related medical society meetings, with the first general session slated for tomorrow as experts gather from across the United States and abroad.
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Boston
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Plan A Reception for W. J. Bryan
New York on June 4 reports a nationwide invitation only reception for William J. Bryan upon his return from a world trip. The Commercial Travelers and Hotel Men's Anti-Trust league will host under its auspices with Bryan expected to arrive in early August.
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William J. Bryan
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Commercial Travelers’ and Hotel Men's Anti-Trust League
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