Sugar Trust Faces Beet Sugar Rivalry in Senate
Washington May 2 The sugar trust chief Henry C Havemeyer testified that the trust has no lock on all Cuban sugar and described beet sugar producers as competitors. He said beet sugar prices influenced by Missouri and that the trust lowers prices to regain trade while denying plans to drive beet sugar from the market. Also Aguinaldo case dominates senate debate on witness calls and a surplus for April is reported along with a new consul general appointment.
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Mix of Milwauks: Poppert Family Anniversary and Divorces
George Poppert of George Poppert Manufacturing marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Poppert family’s arrival from Germany in the United States with a ceremony at 21 State Street conducted by Justice Ries. His son Henry V Poppert’s ex wife Annie Poppert, now divorced, is set to become his stepmother after divorces filed in Milwaukee and Kansas City.
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Gobbler Team Prizes Attract Unusual Poultry Offers
Michigan raisers chase a historic poultry prize program offering $150 for the best gobblers harness trained for travel in a suit, $100 for the second best team, plus $15 to $25 for photo series showing birds being trained. Entries must be large, healthy birds able to pull a sulky, with judging set for September 1 and photographs due June 1.
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Death Strikes Herat m Festival in Eaton Rapids Mich
Mrs A Stone attending an entertainment suffered apoplexy at 4 o clock the next morning. She had been ill for several days and was 32 years old. Nurses Associated Alumnae hold three day session of their 60th annual convention in Chicago starting May 2.
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Opening of national club women's convention in Los Angeles
The California opening of the club women's convention drew hundreds to Simpson Auditorium as delegates arrived. Tense questions surfaced about secret societies and the possible unseating of Mrs. Roberts of Salt Lake City, while color-line issues loomed as central to the event.
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Street Car and Engine Collision injures six in Milwaukee
Milwaukee May 2 a street car on the Viet street line collided with a swivel engine at Clinton street crossing. Injured include Fred Resche right arm and right leg broken Miss Cora Cox left leg and hip Frank Berg ten years old left arm and back Hattie Ulrich Gertrude Young and Elizabeth Dempsey not serious. Gates were open and the street car was near the track when the engine struck demolishing one side of the car.
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Jiminez Government Near Collapse Reported at Cape Haytien
Cape Haytien dispatch says Vice President Vasquez leading the revolt against President Jiminez arrived at Guerra near Santo Domingo. The fall of the Jiminez government is expected today or tomorrow.
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Postponement Talk on St Louis World's Fair Moves Forward
Washington May 2 Secretary sends letter to Senate urging postponement and stopgap measures for the 1904 exposition. Letter from Chairman Carter and telegram from Francis indicate official push to delay the World’s Fair with Cockrell awaiting response before action. Executive committee to decide on postponement by week’s end. Sugar refineries face heavy losses in Russia as peasant revolt spreads turmoil under Duke Oldenburg’s estate amid rumors of land redistribution.
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Palma at Santiago Banquet Attended by Massive Crowd
President Palma arrived in Santiago de Cuba to a public reception and banquet at the Minanza nillo theater with Cuban, U S and Spanish colors on display. A large crowd stretched through the streets as dignitaries and U S troops greeted him with flowers and honors.
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San Juan Hill
Senor Patna
American officers deny charge of intoxication
Venice May 2 The pardon grant ed by the king to the officers of the cruiser Chicago arrived this morning and the prisoners were released. In an interview with the Associated Press the imprisoned officers repudiated the Rome report they were intoxicated and said they were absolutely sober. The special train bearing Admiral and Mrs Seley arrived Jackson Miss May 2. ten thousand people gave a rousing reception and Governor Longino welcomed them.
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Admiral
New Albany Water Company Receiver Appointed in Federal Case
In federal court Judge Faker grants injunctive relief and appoints William W. Brooks of New Albany as receiver for the Louisville Banking Company fast New Albany Water Company, Indiana Water Company, and city. Bond set at 10,000 dollars. Receiver to take possession and inventory within six days. water payments suspended to the New Albany company and redirected per court order. The New Albany Water company issues notice of appointment.
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Bloomington Divorce Suit Stirs Local Circles
Mrs May 2 A a sensational divorce suit has been filed in Bloomington. Barr a prominent lawyer and Democrat is named as the husband. Details are sparse, evidence heard in chambers. Mrs Barr, described as a beautiful woman and skilled with a rifle, is reportedly not opposing the decree. Barr has chaired the McLean county Democratic central committee for four years and is rumored as a potential congress candidate.
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Bill to Enjoin Packers to Be Asked Next Week
Official announcement states the bill for an issue involving Chicago packing companies will not be filed by the United States government until next week. Chicago, M
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Miners Deeley to Go to Work
Miners of the Chicago Virden Coal company resume work after a stormy two hour meeting. The Illini s branch United Mine Workers executive board will settle the dispute. State miners officials attended. Miners at Thayer voted to strike.
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Iowa Tornadoes Sweep State Injuring Twelve
Des Moines reports three tornadoes struck Iowa last night, injuring twelve and causing over $50,000 in property damage. Bayard Guthrie County Weldon Vanmeter Decatur County Lohrville Calhoun County saw destroyed buildings and suspected fatalities, with Williams family and others affected. A Bayard residence and school losses noted as area braces for further updates.
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Stock Raising Succeeds in Michigan’s North
Stock raising shows strong gains in northern Michigan. A. T. Woods of Quanah Texas buys 500 cattle for westward shipment and operations plan cattle branding and cowboy crews. Large pastures cover thousands of acres across Ogemaw Tonto Oscoda Iosco and nearby counties with thousands of sheep also moved to grazing.
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FIGHT FOR WIGGINS FERRY INJUNCTION REPORTED
In St Louis on May 2 the Mercantile Trust sought a court injunction to block William Lemp from alienating about 400 Ferry stock to the Mississippi Trust Company. The suit claims a plan to keep the Mercantile from gaining possession by purchasing at a higher price. Judge Ferris granted a temporary injunction without a return date.
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Roosevelts Diplomas Presented at Annapolis
President Roosevelt and party arrived from Washington at 445 PM and watched the academy graduation as the tinig class received diplomas. He urged maintaining peak navy efficiency and spoke of cadets' future officer responsibilities before a luncheon cruise on Chesapeake Bay and departure to Washington.
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Census Clerk Barrows Is Dismissed For Shortage
Washington May 2 The census office dismissed nursing clerk H A Barrows after discovery of a $7400 shortage. Two experts will investigate and report the exact amount. Barrows attributes trouble to speculation. He lives in Gerwin Maryland with a wife and seven children. A separate item notes fatalities at a railroad crossing near Burlington. At Denver a new Colorado bishop was consecrated with clergy from Illinois Indiana and Michigan attending.
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Lost Town Student Found
A student from Onawa la was found after vanishing following his father’s claim he enjoyed machine work. The story notes misdirection and a potential motive.
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