Meat Inspection Law Urged After Chicago Stock Yards Probe
President Roosevelt transmits Reynolds and Neill report on Chicago stock yards and packing houses. Findings describe filthy floors and unsanitary handling of meat products, lack of federal inspection beyond slaughter, and need for comprehensive government oversight including labeling and night inspections. Aimed at preventing disease and protecting consumers.
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Clanir
Jay) Wadsworth
Bose
Jai
Roosevelt
Neill
Reynolds
UW Committee On Agricultee
Tuusevel
Congress
Chicago
Tie
Senate
House of
Changmile
Tanven Broncon Tey Rolls
Charles P. Nell
Thor
Department of Agriculture
Haut
Crriin Rpaneiens
Beveridge
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Reynolds and Neill
Stock Yards
New York City
Moalheim
Gaya Tie
Ufseustuy
Trelelon
Spata
Bureau of Animal
Humtey
Aseloultune
Slandarde
Mayor Dunne Seeks Government Advice on Science Panel
Chicago June 4 Mayor Dunne asked Secretary Wilson for government views on forming a special scientific committee to study eel conditions for the Enlum Stock Guard. The secretary replied he would forward the telegram to a department pathologist and provide further guidance. The mayor will not discuss appointing a commission until he receives additional government advice.
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Dunne
Wilson
Chicago
No clear discrimination found in Petinayiania inquiry
Philadelphia officials provided brief cable reports on charges related to refinery operators and cargo rates. The investigation by Interstate Commerce Commission examined potential bias against certain rail and ship operators, with company officials awaiting fuller details before drawing conclusions.
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Philadelphia
Ame
J. Cassatt
Petinayiania Balleread Company
Cassatt
Nf Directies
Pennsylvanit Trolladad Vomipanyy
Muulters
Conmierce Rumnyiaxlon
Conmierce Rumnyiaxlon, Hoetad Receivan
London
Prota Hedra
Carges Hill
Ceretain Nileiwha
Prinew Feune
Oy Enmlnye
Cusiett
Dante
Patug
Coburn Named U S Senator After Burton Resigns
Wapeka Kan June 6 Senator Burton resigns and Governor Hoch appoints Foster Dwight Coburn a renowned agriculturist to succeed Burton Coburn born in Jefferson county Wisconsin in 1816 served in Civil War Illinois regiments and Kansas since 1867 secretary of the Kansas state board of agriculture for sixteen years Coburn not a candidate and Burton faces six months prison a 6000 dollar fine and perpetual disbarment from federal office for pay violations
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Topeka
Kan
Jones
Foster Dwight Coburn
United States
E.W. Hoch
J. R. Burton
Coburn
Senate
Mr. Coburn
Jefferson County
Wis
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Trouble at Cananea sparks revolutionary riots in Mexico
Washington reports Ambassador Thompson says Cananea disturbances are revolutionary, fomented from St. Louis. In Cananea and nearby Douglas and El Paso, rioters clash with Rurales. several killed and many wounded as American volunteers arrive. Conflicting reports deny execution of ringleaders and arrests. overall, violence decreases.
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Washington
Thompson
Mexico
State Department
St. Louis
Douglas
Ariz
Cananea Rats
Kosternltcky
el Faso
Tex
Canmea
Greene
Kosterlitsky
Hermosillo
Artz
Carmen
Kasterlinsky
Yaabl
Troops Mobilize to Go to Mines in Ohio Clash
June 4 in Steubenville Ohio a guard protecting United States Coal Company mines was ambushed by striking miners. About 100 shots fired, four wounded. Strikers, largely foreign, clashed with guards at Plum Run. Manager T.3. Young wounded. Sheriff requests 100 soldiers to the mining area. order has been placed with state authorities in Columbus.
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Colimins
Dune
Jetter
Steubenville
United States Coal Company
Intiwisht
Glenn’s Run
Dun Hollow
Fred
Plum Run
T.3
Young
Minera
Voorhees
Columbus
Count de Castellane to Fight Divorce Suit in Paris
The Countess Arna Hornanda and Count de Castellane clash over alimony and custody as the French court weighs how to divide property and raise the children. The husband vows to contest the divorce, citing rights and the welfare of their offspring amid a highly public dispute in Paris.
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Count de Castellane
Paris
Bont de Cuasedlane
Aviat Gould
Countesa
Arna Hornanda
Enuyl
Chem
40,000 Miners Return to Work Across Regions
A fragmented report notes tens of thousands of miners resuming work after stoppages. The item references Springfold and a figure of thirty thousand in unclear context, suggesting a broad restart of mining activity with regional implications.
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Springfold
Jane
Rate bill clash with tariff reform spills into capital
Washington June 6 a White House signal shows the president insists on punishing rate law violators with fines and prison time and supports both penalties in any reform bill. The conference panel finalizes a tough rate bill while sparing Pullman sleeping cars from interstate oversight, inviting Senate backlash and close scrutiny of executive powers.
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Rate Conference Committee
Whits House
Congress
Chicago
The
Tribune
Washington
Conference Committee
Standard Oil Company
Wiliam P. Hepburn
Iowa
James 8. Sherman
New York
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Coronel Hepburn
Pullman Company
Ita
Aole
Colonel Hepburn
Towa
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
James S. Sherman
Mr Rbabenel
Wisconsin
Anjalog
Sear
Reception for Bryan on Return from World Tour
A June 4 reception in Wien democrats will honor William J Bryan on his return trip around the world. The event, hosted by the Travelers and Hotel Men's Anti-Trust League, will be held at a city hotel with invitations extended to Bryan’s colleagues and supporters. Bryan’s arrival signals a signaling reception as he lands after his global journey.
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Wien
William J Bryagy
Bryan Ties
Cyllineretal ‘Travelers and
Bryan
Senator Arthur P. Gorman Dies After Illness
Maryland senator Arthur P. Gorman dies after a five month illness from heart trouble and stomach issues. He leaves a widow and six children and had been a dominant Senate figure since 1881, shaping party leadership and opposing Cleveland on key issues. The Capitol and House adjourn in mourning as private funeral plans are set with a family request for no state funeral.
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Warington
Arthur P. Gorman
Gorman
National Congress
Senate
Grover Cleveland
South
Capitol
Boser
Rapitol
Hoa
Man Guilty of Fatal Degenerate Attempt Murder
Manuel Morales, the would be regicide in a rural attack, was pursued after shooting a guard who captured him. Morales hid Thursday and Friday before being found dead, with autopsy noting a fatal degenerate act. Police connect him to the anarchist sect Amihthalulans advocating birth control. A $5,007 reward for the capture will be distributed among the guard’s widow and five children. The royal military review at Crimhanchel reports preparations and honors.
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Manuel Morales
GoeThe
Klige al Tie
Quiver Vietorkt
le. Tits von Tedorales
Morales
Ami-Malthualans
Amnona
Government Triumph as Guatemala Crashes Rebels and Salvador Allies
The Guatemalan government reports a decisive victory over rebels and says Salvadoran allies were driven from the border area. A cablegram from the Salvadoran minister notes continued advances by Guatemalan forces, with reports of no reverses or setbacks in the latest clashes around Asuncion Mita and adjacent fronts.
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Quatemala
Salvador
Roy
Washington, D
Catenin Minster
Bove
Ball at the Royal Palace Abandoned in Mourning
Madrid reports a bomb blast that killed twenty four people. A royal ball planned at the palace tonight was canceled due to mourning. Englishman Robert Hamilton, held on suspicion, was released as a mistaken identity case unfolds. Street fetes continue. the royal bull fight is still scheduled for this afternoon.
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Royal Palace
Madrid
Moura
Robert Hamilton
Bomb Thrower Morales Dies After Captured in Spain Thriller
Manuel Morales, linked to the Alfonso wedding bombing, was captured at Torrejon de Ardos after a watchman identified him. He shot a guard, then killed himself amid villagers’ pursuit. His pockets held $26 and a bread supply. identification by Senor Cuesta confirmed the death.
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Alfons
Madrid
Torrejon Fe Ardoa
Manuel Morales
Alfonso
Victoria
Morales
Torrejon
de Ardos
Alcala
Agua
Senor Cuesta
Torrejon de Ardos
Child
Barcelona
Dendy
Cuesta
Tragic Car Overturn Kills Ten In Providence Area
An open electric car overturned at Moore's corners East Providence after fog obscured a sharp curve. Eleven passengers were crushed beneath the car. rescuers lifted the vehicle with a lever and stones. Ten people died at once or within an hour including John Gavin and George Atcherson. numerous others injured. The motorman W W Taucher, unfamiliar with the route, failed to stop the plunge.
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Providence
Ancore
Moore's Corners
Crescent Park
Otneyville
Thornton
George Atcherson
Edward Brennen
Alice Pranklin
Enrico Gambont
John Gavin
Angelo German
Gustav Guertin
William Luther
Dertha M. Kelly
John Schneider
Athel Whiteley
WW. Taucher
Useperl
King
Nau
Democrats in Spencer County Bar Campaign Rules
The Spencer County Democrats adopt unusual resolutions in Evansville Indiana endorsing a county ticket. They instruct candidates to use money in the campaign for any purpose and promise not to loan money or seek or provide security to influence votes during the campaign.
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Spencer County
Indiana
Evansville
Ind
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