South Dakota News Roundup of National Legislation and Naval Plans
Washington report notes the Senate passed bills to raise Inspectors pay and adjust treasury salaries, with a naturalization fee increase. A 100000 copy printing of governors conference proceedings approved. Commerce Council proposes a Washington agency costing merchants and industry about 20000 yearly. Navy itinerary maps Maine and Alabama’s return via Pacific routes, with coal costs estimated near 5000000 and 2039000 for fleet movement. Names and brief obituaries conclude.
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Washington
United States
Senate
House
White House
National Council of Commerce
Council
Navy Department
Maine
Alabama
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Buer Canal
San Byandaco Jime
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Suez Canal
Bureau of Equipment
Multiple Fatalities From Accidents Range of Tragic Incidents
A string of deadly events includes a ship incident at Calumet Michigan killing Matthew Jackola and two others, a railroad crash near Olive Til by killing John Sharpless John Miles and a young Englishman Richmond, and a river drowning north of Nelson British Columbia. Also lightning killed Patrick Brannon near New Hampton Iowa. barn fire caused by lightning destroyed W H Sedgwick farm in Lomai ne Iowa. a boy Gus Kid suffered fatal injuries after a tree fall in Waterloo Iowa. A Chicago kitchen accident caused the deaths of George Roberts and his daughter from an open jet. Barnel James Prout's body was found after a search. A New York rooftop jump killed a refined woman, unidentified. Catherine Roosevelt reportedly leaped on a balcony at a club, with onlookers nearby.
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John Sharpless
John Miles
Richmond
Nelson
B. C
Kootenai River
Patrick Brannon
New Hampton
Iowa
Bogey
W. Oo.h. Sedgwick
Lamoine
Towa
Barnel James Prout
New York
Jacob Tiffren
Muscatine
Hert Boke
Liffrem
Boke
Marshalstows
M Khert Santonsa
Arthur T. Wegle
St. Louis
Boyd Stone
Henry Fowler
Greer
Fowler Tnus Hover
Stone Beenunn
Stone
Fowler
Wits
Peters
Rainbow
Manin
Lee
Bilidle
Ernst Terwilliger
Newark
Ohio
Kusptelom
Davidson
Woodville
Miss) Bank
Natchez, Misa
Cresk
Salbury
B. M. Bloom
Bloom
Chicago
Miss Wood
Mae C. Wood Platt
Filibuster Ends as Congress Quits in Early Summer
Washington June 2 the Sixtieth Congress adjourned after a swift end to the Aldrich Vreeland bill fight. Senaters La Follette Gore and Stone led a long filibuster but the conference report passed 43 to 22, ending a record filibuster era as the Senate wrapped with adjournment and song in the House.
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Washington
Congress
Cannon
William J. Bryan
Senate
Senate Will Be Memorable On Account of the Filibuster of Messrs. J.a Follette
Stone
Gore
Houses of Congress
Oklahoma
Senator la Follette
Senator Stone
Benator Stone
Fairbanks
la Follette
Stane
Mr. Gore
Brutal Paris Double Murder Shocks City
A noted French painter Adolphe Steinbell and his mother in law Mme Japin were strangled in their Rue de Vaughbrard home. The killer bound the painter’s wife to a bed and gagged her as she heard her mother’s dying struggle. The house was ransacked and police are at a loss to explain the atrocity.
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Paris
Payris
Adolphe Steinbell
Louis Charles Auguste Steinbell
Meissonier
Mme. Japin
Rue de Vaughbrard
Wfe
Chance Shot Fatal in Fremont Hunting Accident
Waterloo report: Clarence Birain twenty of Fremont lies dying from a forehead wound caused accidentally by boys during a hunting expedition. The incident occurred in Waterloo on June 2.
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Waterloo
Town
Clarence Birain
Fremont
Fatal pistol duel ends quarrel from wrestling match
Constable Brice Northrup was shot to death yesterday in Vestmillion Ti in a pistol duel with Constable Charles Crawford. The deat h follows a quarrel arising from a friendly wrestling match.
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Vestmillion
Brice Northrup
Charles Crawford
Woman and infant die by gas in home tragedy
A Providence woman and her fifteen month old child died yesterday from gas inhalation in their home. No motive or cause for the deadly act has been found.
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Killa Self
Providence
A. 1
Alama Ruoff
Panama election turmoil as Amador sacks Obaldia allies
Unclear Panama campaign details reveal government moves to hamper Obaldia while Amador fires Obaldia supporters. Reports say 500 US marines remain nearby and polling is set across 1 800 polling places in a tense political struggle with Squires and Salles linked to shifting endorsements.
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Washington
Panama
Atlonad
Fstuus
Obaldia
Anne
Amador
Atlas
Taft
Colon
Pera
Minibter
Salles
Commento Me
Supreme Court upholds Pierce extradition and copyright rulings
The Supreme Court affirmed a district court decision ordering extradition of 11. Clay Pierce of Waters-Pierce Oil to Texas on perjury charges tied to alleged conspiracy in restraint of trade. It also issued rulings in Bobbs-M Merrill Company vs Macy and Scribner’s Sons vs Macy regarding publishers’ rights to set resale prices of copyrighted books.
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Federal Supreme Court
Washington
Jane
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Clrentt
Clay Pierce
Waters
Ofl Company
St. Louis
Texas
Watera-Perce
Supreme Court
Justice Day
Bobbs-Merrill Company
R. H. Macy & Co
Bobbs-Merrill
House of Macy
Circuit Court
New York
Circuit Court of Appeals
Retailera
Jobbers
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Isador & Nathan Straus
Murder Mystery Grips Paris in Steinheil Case
Paris reports say police are far from solving the murder of noted painter Adolphe Steinheil and his mother in law Mme Japy at the Rue de Bougirard home. The crime scene, missing communications with Mme Steinheil, a recovered jewel, and fingerprints on a clock offer potential clues as magistrates investigate the case.
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Paris
Adolphe Steinheil
Mme. Japy
Rue de Bougirard
Mme. Steinhell
Steinheil
17000 Men Given Work In St Louis This June
More than 17 000 men idle due to business low mood were employed yesterday in manufacturing and mercantile establishments of St Louis and nearby areas. The move followed a National Prosperity association campaign to declare June 1 employment day.
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St. Louis
National Prosperity Association
Seven Trains Held Up by Flood across Minnesota and Montana
Severe floods flood rail routes from Minnesota to Arkansas with heavy losses. In Minnesota near Livingston the Bozeman tunnel area is blocked after two thirty-foot washouts. About 1,000 passengers on seven Northern Pacific and Burlington-Hurlington trains are stranded for days. Bridges and tracks washed out. trains diverted via Great Northern lines. widespread river flooding threatens Butte and St Paul area. In New Ulm Minnesota floods close bridges. Mississippi hits a fourteen-foot danger mark. homes evacuated. Arkansas and Kansas report drownings and widespread flood damage affecting farms and roads.
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Livingston, Mont
Northern Pacific
Hurlington
Thie City
Bozeman
Butte
Mont
Iryingston
Fune
Here
Butté
Helena
Great Northern
Silver Bow Creek
Yellowstone
Well Gate Canyon
Pacife
St Paul
Missoul
Clinton
Renaly
St. Paul Road
New Ulm
New Clo
Minn
Jme
Minensota
Cottonwood
Nicollet County
St. Paul
Tower Flats
Minnesota
Arkansas
Texarkana
Ark
Red River
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Cops Refuse to Be Fired in Helena
Helena police officers and Captain Bailey defy mayoral discharge by remaining on duty. Mayor Edwards had ordered reduction of the force under a council ordinance, while an extra or emergency officer was appointed in their stead. All five continued to serve with the regular force.
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Helena
Mont
Bailey
Edwards
Alderman Not Thief Acquitted in Coal Theft Case
Alderman E G Anderson was acquitted by a jury in the circuit court on the charge of complicity in the theft of a carload of coal from the Milwaukee railroad. The principal evidence was testimony from a coal yard employee.
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E. G. Anderson
Aberdeen
Ald
Milwaukee Railroad
Jsourt
Anderson
Bank Change at Fargo Shifts City Leadership
Fargo July 3 L B Hanna becomes president of First National Bank replacing Robert Jones after a directory change. The bank remains the largest in the state and Hanna is a congressional candidate.
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Fargo
Jime
First National Bank
L. B. Hanna
Congress
Robert Jones
Miner Killed as Skip Car Drops 226 Feet in Iowa Mine
In Dubuque Iowa June 3 John Korwin was killed and J J Smith fatally injured when a skip dropped 226 feet down a mine shaft due to a defective brake.
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Dubuque
Towa
Jonh Korwin
J. J. Smith
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