Lobbyists Tale Rouses Capital in Mulhall Probe
Washington dispatch reports a major push to probe the lobby system after Colonel Mulhall, linked to the National Association of Manufacturers, levelled charges about influencing Congress and pushing tariff policy. Senator Overman moves to hear Mulhall on July 8 with calls for a House inquiry as anger grows over name-dragging and alleged payoffs to capture favorable committees.
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Washington
Giants
Ward
Congress
New York
Wilcos
Ostone
Martin D. Mulhall
Amest
Aoedy
Beda
Lovett
Wall Street
Overman
Mulhail
National Association of Manufacturers
Overmen
Mulhall
Senate
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Conen
Aviator Parisot Crashes in Belgium Killing Passenger and Youth
In Belgium a plane crash during a flight from GMUWO-LANDS to GMUWO-Aviator Parisot plummeted 300 feet. Parisot and a 17 year old youth in the crowd were killed. A bystander and another passenger were injured. Gavareiy and others suffered injuries.
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Ese
Belgium
Parisot
Bia
Shila
Gavareiy
Jefferson Portrait Replaces McKinley on Postal Bill
Washington report states Thomas Jefferson's portrait will appear on a new issue of the postal bill, replacing William McKinley. The change marks a shift in the coinage or stamp design, signaling a historical tribute in the forthcoming issue.
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Washington
Thomas Jefferson
William. McKim
First Pictures From Derby Martyrs Funeral Reach America
Reports describe the Derby martyrs funeral as photographs arrive in America. The procession through London streets drew varied reactions with suffragist hunger and public attention. Witnesses note crowds cheering some and calling others fools or fanatics amid the tense atmosphere.
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America
Derby
Yonkers Man Kills Himself After Nine Shots
Carl H. Nystrom, 57, a machinist, committed suicide at his Yonkers home on June 30 by firing nine shots with a revolver. Five bullets lodged in walls and ceiling, three pierced his abdomen, and the ninth entered his mouth and penetrated the brain, causing death.
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Yonkers, N
Carl H. Nystrom
Fred
Walla
Jack Johnson Sails on Way to Havre France
Montreal June 4 Jack Johnson sailed on the Allan Miper Corinthian for Havre France His departure drew migration officers ready to detain him if he sailed for deportation proceedings His wife waited with him They stated 18 trunks and baggage and a touring car were embarked Some cabin passengers objected to his travel but meals will be in his state room.
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Jack Johnson
France
Montreal
Allan Miper
Johnson
Paraphrase of a cryptic poem fragment inspires a tribute
A fragmented newspaper excerpt centers on a cryptic reflection about light and shadow. It mentions a person named Joseph L. and a 20 June date, with a classical quote about the earth and eclipses. The readable text hints at a ceremony or motive but remains highly fragmentary and unclear.
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Susmier
Ube Watt
Prisoners Released as Heat Overwhelms Lima City Jail
Lima June 30 four persons were overcome by the heat two may die. Mayor Brook opened the doors of the city prison to all offenders held for minor crimes claiming jail cells worse than torture.
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Lima
Brook
No Primaries For Her In Historic Slogan Moment
Fragmented OCR text shows a dialog about primaries with a suffragette wife and political stance. The garbled lines reference reluctance to engage in primaries and mention postgraduates and courses, reflecting confusion in historical editing. No clear names or events are discernible.
Military Mass Held in Rockefeller Park in Ohio
In Cleveland on June 30 a first military mass in Ohio was held at an altar in Rockefeller park attended by about 60,000 people. Bishop John P. Parety officiated as four regiments of the Knights of St. John in uniform and many Catholic societies marched. Battery A. O. N. G. was prominent in the procession firing a 13-gun salute.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rockefeller Park
John P. Paretly
Knights of St. John
Battery A. O. N. G
Fred
Smith to Remain in Prison Until September Trial
Springfield, June 30. Arthur B. Smith, held on the murder charge of his first wife Florence Cavileer Smith by cyanide poisoning, must stay in prison until the September trial as the court of appeals refused to grant a writ of habeas corpus.
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Springfield
Arthur B. Smith
Florence Cavileer Smith
Court of Appeals
Dr ys Win Dry Victory in Trumbull County
Toungstown June 30 Dr y's won out in Trumbull County with an emphatic majority. Returns show the drys lead by over 2,300, a gain of more than 1,400 since the November 2008 open saloon vote. Eight bodies recovered in Leachburg ferry disaster. search continues as river is dragged for more.
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Toungstown
Trumbull
Leachburg
Kiseki
Cotton Options Tax Proposed by Senate Finance Committee
Washington reports the senate finance committee recommended a stamp tax of one tenth of a cent per pound on cotton futures contracts. The measure requires written purchase or sale agreements with a revenue stamp and refunds the tax upon proof of actual delivery, aligning with a broader move to tax futures. The committee also postponed several tax dates and signaled possible broader taxation of futures and securities.
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Washington
Senate Democratic Caucus
Clarke
Arkansas
Senate
Finance Committee
Democrats
Cummins
Iowa
Simmons
California
Senate Finance Committee
Pankhurst Daughter Leads Trafalgar Square Free Speech Rally
London, June 20. Miss Bylvis Pankhurst urged East End workers to act and confront ministers, prompting a crowd to move toward Downing Street. Police intervened as dock workers clashed with officers, forcing the mob back toward Trafalgar Square and seizing a protest sign.
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London
Bylvis Pankhurst
Emmeline Pankhurst
Trafalgar Square
Miss Pankhurst
East End
Downing Street
Women's Social and Politics Union
Ward Downing Street
Earthquake Crashes Regiano Schoolhouse Injuring Children
An earthquake struck Regiano in Gravina province causing the roof of a schoolhouse to collapse while children were inside. A number of students and residents sustained injuries as debris fell, with reports linking the event to the Mount Vesuvius region and surrounding seismic activity.
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Rome
Regiano
Gravina
Veruvius
Defends Colleagues McReyalds and Wile Secretary
McReyalds and Secretary Wile are defended by a colleague amid internal tensions as Ha comments on the matter. The report notes pressure within the organization and potential public reactions to the defense.
Bryan defense of McReynolds in Caminetti case
Secretary of State Bryan, editor of The Commoner, defends Attorney General McReynolds over the Caminetti affair and denounces a New York World demand for resignation. He says the Wilson administration will fight any effort to remove McReynolds and praises Caminetti as upright.
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Hel
Witton
McReynolds
Washington
Wileen
Caminetti
Bryen Ie
Brien
Wilson
Sablaet
Strike settlement near as ice wagon strike ends
Cizelonati June 30 reports the ice wagon strike approaching settlement. Safety Director Denote Cash consulted with representatives of striking ice wagon operators engineers and firm owners of ice making plants. He said all parties were willing to arbitrate.
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Cizelonati
Vera
Helv~ers
Freme
Somion
Clifton pool accident leaves teen near death
In Kenia on June 30, 18 year old Robert Edwards sustained fatal head and spine injuries after diving into a pool near the Little Miami River at Clifton. He struck a rock and is not expected to survive. Taft leaves for Canada from New Haven on June 30, with former President Taft traveling north.
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Kenia
Robert Edwards
Little Miami
Clifton
Taft
Canada
New Haven
Conn
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Manufacturers’ Association
N. A.M Rears
Senator Overman
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M'Kinley
Piccadilly
St. George's Church
Bloomsbury
Paral
Alls
Columbus
Joseph L
Ethelinds
Caveus
Bryan
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