President vows strict packers policy and Beveridge push
A heated White House discussion centers on meat protection and the Neill report. Senator Beveridge urges urgent passage of a reform bill to shield Americans from impure foods and safeguard foreign trade while presidents decline to reveal full Neill findings.
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Scrater Ton
Specker Cannon
Lerinen
Madden
Mal
Widols
Hor
Doneessons
Beveridge
Chia Assinst
Congress
Uhe Wille
Nat
White House
Professor Triggs and Wife Separated in Paris and Chicago
Mean May 20 report states Professor Oxenr Te Truss severed ties with the University under tense conditions. A permanent separation is set with Mrs Triggs. both live apart in Paris and Chicago. Triggs plans a magazine on Man's Innermost Thought with J Milto n Jones amid recent divorce turmoil.
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Oxenr Te Tress
Chinago
Mins C. M. Fagan
Denatured Alcohol Bill Clears House for Presidential Signature
Washington May 28 The denatured alcohol bill with Senate amendments passed the House today and advances to the president for signature. The measure aims to regulate alcohol denaturation and impose related controls as part of national policy.
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Washington
Senator Morgan Attacks Roosevelt Over Canal Zone Power
Washington May 28 Senator Morgan says the president has abused his power in the Canal Zone and that no member of Congress would dare introduce a farm law despite carrying out what the president has done. The remarks were made during debate on a Panama resolution.
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Canal Zone
Washington
Apeakinis
Congress
Miners End Strike Ties In Illinois With Scale Agreement
Illinois coal operators yield to miners demands for a 14S scale. Settlement details to be finalized next week as 55,000 miners return to work. Union to pay hot frets and tower wages and indemnify operators for losses from unauthorized strikes. Springfield meeting set to report to the joint convention Wednesday.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Waardinees
Ohio
Finois
Minera
I Oki
Indiana
Mit Noli
Springfield
John B. Mitchell
Herman C. Perry
W. D. Ryan
Will contest over Addie B Vogel estate in Buffalo
In Buffalo Surrogate Hart hears Lewis Grover Vogel challenge his late wife Addie B Vogel's will worth about 15000 dollars. He claims undue influence and mental incompetency due to x ray treatments and sedatives used during her illness eight months prior. Her sister Alice Schell would receive the bulk of the estate.
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Buffalo
Surrogate Hart
Lewis Grover Vogel
Baltimore Avenue
Philadelphia
Addie B. Vogel
Exquisite Fabrics in Ena's Wedding Gown
Madrid May a Spanish made dress for Princess Ena who will wed King Alfonso of Spain features exclusive local silk with heavy silver embroidery and Brussels lace. The gown, a present from the king, uses orange blossoms and long train. Public exhibitions drew aristocratic admiration amid royal festivities and a grand parade through crowded streets.
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Mayay
Ena
Alfonso
Kine
Spain
Erin
Belung
Virgin de la Palonne
Hienor
Austrian cabinet resigns over tariff proposals in Austria Hungary
Vienna May 28 premier Hohen Jose Senillingsfuerst and cabinet resign after discontent with plans to settle the common customs tariff of Austria Hungary.
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Vienna
Hohen- Jose-Senillingsfuerst
Cbinet
Austria- Hungary
Fire Chief Removed Over City Engine Purchase
Chicago May 28 Fire Marshal John Campion was summarily received from office by Mayor Dunne after a dispute between the chief and the mayor over applications to purchase new fire engines. Shelthe city was about to buy.
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Chicago
John Campion
Dunne
Horrible Honeymoon Couple Found Dead After Secret Marriage
Vann City May 25. Baldwin and his bride of two months were found dead in their home. Baldwin’s body lay on the floor with a burned head. a gunshot wound nearby. The wife’s body stood upright against the wall with gunshot wounds. The couple had married against their parents’ wishes and the coroner investigates the tragedy.
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Vann City
Cole
Ww. Co. Paldwin
Baldwin
Vurnaer Wit
Government Acts To Punish Chattanooga Lynchers
The government moves to punish those responsible for the March lynching of Ed Johnson in Chattanooga Tennessee. Attorney General Moody asks the Supreme Court to issue rules to show cause why twenty seven individuals including John F Shipp sheriff of Johnson County Tennessee should not be punished for contempt of court. Ed Johnson was executed after a mob attacked the jail and dragged him to the outskirts where he was hanged and shot.
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N. G
Early Tostay
Boggen
J. W. Johnson
Ace
Quinn Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ed Johnson
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Moody
John F. Shipp
Johnson County
Wreck Kills Eight on Loutaville Nashville Train
A Louisville yards incident derailed the Loutaville and Nashville passenger train after leaving Knoxville. Eight people died and twelve to fifteen injured when a flange broke and the smoker car tumbled into a line of freight cars. Names of the dead include Howard, Cole, Stanford, William Pruitt of Lebanon Kentucky. The smoker and two day coaches left the track while the sleeping cars remained intact with no injuries.
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Loutaville
Nashville
Knoxville
Louisville
Howard
Colem.ey Stanford
William Pruitt
Lebanon
Dolliver Attacks Sociology At Y M C A Banquet
Senator Dolliver of Iowa addressed a YMCA audience denouncing sociologists who seek to shield the race from toil and competition. He argued charity should come from all people, not millionaires, and warned labor and capital clashes from becoming ridiculous. He criticized insurance and railroad investigations as largely accurate but cautioned against overreaction.
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Tawa
Peludt
Y. M
Semiter Dolliver
Saylme
Ity
Bulliver
Towa
YM. c. A. Indes
Heward
Iit
One Sailor Perishes In Boat Sinks Off Breakwater
A storm swept Lake Erie early today sinking the ore laden Mabel Wilson just outside the breakwater. One sailor drowned and seven crew members were rescued by a life saving crew after the vessel sprang a leak. The Mabel Wilson departed Escanaba with ore when the accident occurred near Cleveland. The incident highlights dangerous conditions on Lake Erie shipping lanes.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Mabel Wilson
Escanaba
Wedding Suddenly Off at Oberlin College President's Daughter
Invitations for the marriage of Katherine Barrows, daughter of Oberlin College president Julius A. Brewer, were recalled. The event, planned for June 9, was to be held in New York with Brewer, noted for organizing the Congress of Religions at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, deceased three years earlier.
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Mrrows
Katherine
Julius A. Brewer
New York
Miss Barrows
Oberlin College
Tie
Congregational
Clairch
Chicago
Pension Plan Proposed by United Presbyterian Church
In Richmond Indiana on May 28 the United Presbyterian church proposed an anti charity pension system for ministers. The plan aims to provide a definite sum after clergy reach a set number of years served.
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United Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Ind
General Assembly
Gzar Faces Parliament Crisis as Duma Clash Deepens
In St Petersburg on May 2 and 26, Russia deals with a near civil schism as the Duma censures the ministry and demands retirement. Premier Goremykin asserts firm limits, while Rodicheff, leader of the Constitutional Democrats, denounces the government and calls for a responsible ministry. Widespread fear of armed conflict grows as agrarian and political tensions spark protests, strikes, and rumors of coups.
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Goremykin
Peterhof
Upper Horn
Bape House
M. Rocitehel
Constitutional Democrats
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Werda
Roditehef
Roditcheff
Mulater
People’s Chosen Representatives
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Sim- Irsk
London suffrage leader urges crowd to smash windows
Mrs Dora Montefiore barricades her Hammersmith home to protest taxation without representation. From an upper window she denounces Asquith and other cabinet ministers, urging supporters to break Mr Asquith’s house windows and defend the residence against six tax collectors and sheriff's officers.
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London
Dora Monttefiore
Hammersmith
Asquith
Aasasari
Ireland
Brice
John Sinclair
Scotland
LIDON AT LOUISVILLE DRY DAY DESCRIBED
Louisville to restore order as many years of prohibition end. Signs announce closed on Sunday as corner pumps run dry and barbershops shut. Some retailers challenge law while a local Hebrew park remains open. City braces for enforcement and trials as authorities report widespread closures.
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Louisville
Lowasville
Jefferson County
Dowie
Che Yginie
Wiese Louieville
Brositenk
Pele
Clare
Presbyterian Assembly Debates Westminster Edit and Bank Bill
Fragmented report covers a Presbyterian assembly discussion on striking the phrase eternal torment from the Westminster Confession, backlash against ongoing doctrinal changes, and a bank bill passage. Includes mixed notes on religious disputes, discipline proposals, and unrelated items about a postal act and famine-era anecdotes.
Roosevelt Presses Clean Meat Standards for Packing Plants
President Roosevelt advocates rapid improvements in Chicago packing houses to ensure sanitary conditions, ventilation, and employee facilities. He supports inspections of all slaughtered meat and labeling of acceptable products, with heavy penalties for violations. A national sanitation commission is discussed, alongside calls to prevent harm to the industry’s reputation.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Bureau of Animal Industry
Chicago
Washington
Tribune
Roosevelt
William J. Skinner
W. L. Carlisle
Lve
Madden
Cox
New York
Brooks
Colorado
Skinner
Union Stock Yards Company
Carlisle
National Agricultural College of Colorado
Packera
Authvelvet
Miles
Messrs
Nein
Reynolds
London Lancet
United States
England
Lancet
Ambassador Wright Presents Credentials to Japanese Emperor
The American ambassador, with embassy members and ladies, arrived in Tokyo on May 26 and presented credentials to the emperor. The reception was reported as cordial, with the emperor and empress granting a polite welcome to the ambassador and his suite.
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Tokyo
Wright
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