Global and Domestic News Condensed Briefly
A wide survey of world events notes a fare-cut accord among Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Santa Fe officials in Omaha, a Riga court martial fining Antonovich for firing on Viamonsky regiment, and the Georgia battleship’s speed record. Also covered are the Bialystok Jewish riots, U S Senate actions on militia laws Panama canal and banking, and various accidents, deaths, and political moves abroad and at home.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Omaha
Neb
Territories
Riga
Prussia
Antonovich
Viamonsky
Georgia
United News
Bialystok
Russia
Governor Pattison Dies After Ill Health Battle
Milford Ohio mourns as Governor John M Pattison dies at 4 20 PM at Promont his Milford home from a relapse of chronic intestinal nephritis His illness intensified Friday with a porch request to view the valley and hills before fading into a coma Gen Andrew L Harris acts as governor with Elis Attorney General handling the oath in Eaton Ohio Pattison born 1847 Cincinnati lawyer and Democrat led state after 1905 campaign and reform wave leaving two daughters and one son at Harvard News notes funeral set for Milford M E church with Rev M Lesoard lead pastor.
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John M. Pattison
Columbus
Holt
Cincinnati
Belt
Swing
Pattison
Ate
Monnday
Clermont County
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio
State House of Representatives
Committee of Public Safety
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Democrats of
Gen. Harris
Eaton
Judge Fisher
Common ‘Pleas Bench
Lumpkin Enters Senate Campaign Against Tillman
Columbia South Carolina Col Lumpkin joined the race for the United States Senate against Senator Tillman. Eight candidates have announced for governor. Lumpkin will soon reveal his platform.
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Columbia
S. C
W. W. Lumpkin
United States Senate
Tillman
Col. Lumpkin
Met Death Bravely in Trench Rescue in St Louis
Charles Cas soli died a hero after rescuing four fellow workers in a trench filled with severing material. He stayed beneath the surface to wait for the last man to be raised to the surface, sacrificing his life in the process.
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St. Louis
Charles Cassoli
Barrow unanimously elected UGA chancellor in wake of Hill death
Athens Ga Prof David Crenshaw Barrow was unanimously chosen chancellor of the University of Georgia by the board of trustees to fill the vacancy created by the death of Walter B Hill. The meeting confirmed the selection and appointed Barrow to lead the university.
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Athens
David Crenshaw
Barrow
University of Georgia
Board of
Walter .B. Hill
Judge Adams Issues Perpetual Injunction in Federal Case
An appeal court case in St. Louis Missouri sees Judge Adams issuing a perpetual injunction, impacting the ongoingCela case referenced by the U.S. elite district court. The ruling underscores continued legal action and jurisdictional reach in federal matters.
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St. Louis
Adams
United States
Ait Court
Business Men Heard on River Commission Session
In St. Louis Missouri business leaders dominated the Mississippi River Commission meeting. They discussed plans to allocate the government appropriation of 2 million dollars for river improvements and related expenditures.
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
Mississippi River Commission
Equitable Life Stockholders Approve Charter Amendment
Stockholders of the Equitable Life Assurance Co. voted 667 to 80 to adopt formal resolutions authorizing an amended charter that provides for the mutualization of the society.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Co
Demand For Nine Hour Day Debated In St Louis Conference
In St Louis Missouri a special conference of the railroad machinists branch of the International Machinists Association of America discussed the advisability of demanding a nine hour workday. The meeting focused on potential actions and the impact on members and rail operations.
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Railroad Machinists
International Machinists’ Association of America
President's Uncle Buried in Sayville Funeral Service
The funeral service for Robert B. Roosevelt, uncle of the president, was held in Sayville. The event was delayed and the president was unable to attend. The obituary notes Roosevelt’s family ties and the ceremonies surrounding the burial.
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Sayville
Robert B. Roosevelt
Dela Ayed
Meat Inspection Bill Moves Toward Passage At White House
The Roosevelt administration and House Agriculture Committee reach a near agreement on meat inspection legislation. The bill would authorize a 3 million dollar annual appropriation, drop civil service exemptions and labeling dates, and omit court review provisions. Key changes reflect executive guidance and objections to broad taxes on livestock.
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House
Panama
Littauer
New York
Congress
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Gen
Panama Canal
Wadsworth
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture
White House
Cannon
Capitol
Cowan
Texas Cattle Growers
Secretary of Agriculture
Beveridge
Terrible scene at Jewish hospital in Bialystok
Report from Bialystok describes a grim hospital yard with mangled Jewish dead and severely wounded arriving after bombings. Attendants say about a hundred brought in, with more outside, while district hospital holds six dead and ten wounded all Christians. Violence left bodies in streets and many Jews suffered dismemberment.
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Bialystok
Russia
Red Cross
Indicted Firms In Sherman Law Case Face Warrants
New York report states the McAndrews & Forbes Co and the John S. Young Co of Baltimore, along with company presidents Karl Jungbluth and Howard E. Young, were indicted by a federal grand jury for Sherman antitrust violations. The action follows a May 1905 tobacco trust probe.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
McAndrews & Forbes Co
John S. Young Co
Baltimore
Karl Jungbluth
Howard E. Young
Tobacco Trust
Federal Grand
Monument to James Branch Placed by 1907 Annapolis Class
The class of 1907 at the naval academy in Annapolis will place a tombstone over the grave of James Branch, who died from injuries after a fight with another cadet over a question of honor.
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New York
Naval Academy At Annapolis
James Branch
Annapolis
Ex Governor Edwin Higgins Dies in Washington at 62
Edwin Higgins former acting governor of Utah during Johnson era died in Washington D C on Monday aged 62. A government clerk since 1885 he spent his later years in the capital.
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Brooks
Force
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Washington
Castro
Venezuela
Timothy Caldwell
Adel
Des Moines
Washington, D. C
Edwin — Higgins
Johnson
Cloudburst Devastates Bohemian Towns and Infrastructure
A disastrous cloudburst struck the communes of Selean Amychow and Knopischt in the Sazava valley. Sixty houses were demolished and dams bridges and roads were swept away, leaving extensive damage across the region.
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Prague
Bohemia
Selean
Amychow
Knopischt
Sazava River
Jealous Woman Kills Another in Salida Colorado
Mrs. Carl Bode wife of a railroad engineer was shot and killed by Mrs. Harold Hutchinson wife of a switchman in Salida Colorado. Jealousy was named as the motive.
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Salida
Carl Bode
Harold Hutchinson
Switchman
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