Brisson May Be Asked to Form New French Cabinet
Paris reports President Loubet has summoned Henri Brisson to a conference to discuss forming a new cabinet, though Brisson is expected to decline. If Brisson refuses, M. Combes is likely to be tasked, with a ministry including Delcasse, General André, and Lelgues, and Cruppi named minister of justice.
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M. Fallieres
Senate
M. Leon Bourgeois
Chamber of Deputies
Loubet
Henri Brisson
M. Loubet
M. Brisson
M. Combes
Charente-Inferiore
M. Delcasse
Andre
M. Lelgues
M. Cruppi
Jean
Camille Pettetan
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday showers across states
Forecast from Washington on June 4 calls for showers and thunderstorms on Thursday and likely Friday across Indiana Illinois and Ohio with cooler conditions on Thursday. North to east winds in the north and east winds in the south. Temperature and precipitation details are listed with local notes from observer H. Sullivan.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Eldy
Iwest
Paddy
Toms
Sullivan
Observer Ad
Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports June 4
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures at Liverpool Cherbourg New York Queenstown Moville Lizard Southampton and Rotterdam with ships including Oceante Rhineland Kaiser Wilhelm der Groese Majestic Zealand Ivernia Numidian Blaaten dam Phila and others in transit or bound for Atlantic routes.
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Rhineland
Melphia
Teutonic
Cherbourg
Kaiser Wilhelm der Groese
Bremen
Southampton
Majestic
S J. Paul
Zealand
Antwerp
Queenstown
Ivernia
Boston
Moville
Montreal
Humbert Crawford suit noted price at 370 francs
A mention in the Humbert Crawford case notes a price of 370 francs per the 41 official French authorities for the benefit of alleged fraud victims.
Strange Gifts for a King in Africa Carried by Lions
Ras JIBUTIS East Africa reports Col Harrington accompanies an envoy of King Menelik to Edward’s coronation. Ras Makonnen, Abyssinian general, arrives ahead of the caravan. Harrington brings twelve lions and twelve gifts for the king’s ceremonial presentation.
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Ras Jibutis
East Africa
Col. Harrington
Menelik
Ras Makonnen
Edward
Colonel Harrington
Edwa
Eight miners burned to death in Welsh colliery explosion
London report states eight miners died after a gas explosion at Gueste, Keene and Co's colliery in Dowlas Glamorganshire Wales. The incident occurred today with authorities launching an investigation into the blast and its causes.
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London
Gueste, Keene & Co
Dowlas
Glamorganshire
Wales
Ambushed Yaquis threaten Mexican troops in Mazatan range
June 4 report from Tucson says a detachment of 73 soldiers under General Torres was ambushed in the Mazatan mountains east of Hermosillo. Thirty were killed and fifteen wounded, with Capt Celso Gomez and Lieut Jose Valero among the dead. Yaquis reportedly killed about fifty attackers as well, and many refugees flee to Hermosillo as Torres retreats.
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Ariz
Torres
Mazatan
Hermosillo
Celso Gomez
Jose Valero
Sonora
Luis Torres
Lorenzo Torres
Mazatan Mountains
Aguinaldo Lives Well Buencamino Testimony Ends
Senor Buencamino concluded his testimony before the Insular Affairs Committee explaining his pro independence stance and that he wrote parts of Aguinaldo’s address as Aguinaldo’s secretary. He described prison conditions for Aguinaldo, disputed claims of bias, and defended his modest Manila law practice and salary. He urged continued American guidance as Filipinos emerge from Spanish rule.
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American Congress
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Agoncillo
Lopez
Cooper
Jones
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Worcester
Cort
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Manila
Senor Buencamine
President answers inquiry on Philippine natives coming to U S
Washington June 4 The President replied to a Senate resolution at Senator Hoars request regarding any law in force in the Philippines preventing natives from coming to the United States He did not express his own opinion but included a statement from Secretary Root The War Department says no law or regulation in the Philippines prevents a non arrested native from coming to the United States to state views to the President or Congress
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Philippines
United States
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War Department
Philippine Islands
House of Congress
Smith court martial findings received by President
The report and findings of General Jacob H. Smith's court martial for cruelty in the Philippines have reached the President, who is reviewing the papers. A Manila dispatch previously suggested the verdict might be acquittal.
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Washington
Jacob H. Smith
Philippines
Manila
Incendiary Preacher Confesses Arson in California
Rev James Laurier Rogers once a Baptist minister who recently embraced Mohammedism confessed to arson and is in custody. He set fires at a dairy she worked for health reasons, saying his motive was revenge on those who forced him into menial work. The blaze destroyed his clerical library three ministerial suits and a gold watch from Ocala Florida. He previously led a Jacksonville church and taught English to Cuban refugees. He will be examined for sanity.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
James Laurier Rogers
Ocala
Fla
Jacksonville
Partial Compromise in Rice Cane
In Houston on June 4 a partial compromise was filed between H Rice as administrator of W M Rice's estate and T Holt as administrator of Mrs Rice's estate. Holt relinquished all claims to William Rice's estate in two instruments each valued at 1800. Some heirs under Mrs Rice's will are not part of the settlement.
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Houston
Tex
H . Rice
W. M. Rice
Albert
Patrick
T. Holt
Rice
Holt
William Rice
Indictment at St Louis Charges City Official With Bribe
Henry Besch, former city register under Mayor Zeigenhain, was indicted by a grand jury for accepting a bribe related to his duties. A warrant was issued for his arrest, but officers had not served it by late tonight.
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Henry Besch
City Register
Zeigenhein
Bosch
Mrs Kingdom Robbed in New York Case Report
Mrs Charles D Kingdon mother of Mrs George J Gould tells police she was robbed in New York of four diamond brooches and a valuable purse. She noted she was stopping at the time and the property is valued at about a substantial amount.
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New York
Charles D. Kingdon
George J. Gould
Indianapolis Defeats Toledo in a Sour Crowd Faceoff
In Toledo on June 4, Indianapolis won a dull game as fans roasted the hosts for poor fielding. Kleinow and Burns misplayed two yellow errors, then Pardee wild pitched, adding four runs for Indianapolis. Knoll led locals, while Hoghever nearly faced ejection amid heated arguments.
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Indianapolis ‘Journal
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Burns
Smith
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Kihm
Hub” Knoll
Haskell
Hoghever
Burnscore
Smoke nuisance debate spurs smokeless furnace talk
William H. Bryan of St. Louis cites experiments showing carbon in dense smoke is only 0.16 to 0.5 percent by weight and that smokeless furnaces save fuel mainly through better design and combustion. He argues best furnaces repay costs via fuel savings and maintenance, while careless firing still polluted cities and damaged goods.
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St. Paul
St. Louis
Cleveland
Soot pollution estimated from Manchester snow samples
An Iron Age note cites a Manchester snow sample showing 3 tons of residuum per square mile with 45.6 percent carbon and 7.2 tons of oil and grease per square mile, indicating widespread soot deposition over 34 days. Dr Knecht notes higher soot in nine day samples. The text argues the nuisance is preventable.
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Manchester
Dr. Knecht
London Technological School
St. Paul
Two Locomotives Ditch Near Redding Wreck
Southbound Oregon Express on Southern Pacific derailed near Clear Creek four miles from Redding after a half open switch. Engineers J. M. White and Fred Taffel died in the wreck. no passengers injured. In Piedmont, Baltimore & Ohio engine 1797 exploded, killing Fireman Robert Graham and B E Smith. Engineer W G Lynn injured. Front Brakeman Charles Powell fatally hurt.
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Oregon
Southern Pacific
Clear Creek
J. M. White
Fred Taffel
Piedmont
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Robert Graham
Cumberland
BE. Smith
Rowlesburg
W. G. Lynn
Charles Powell
Grafton
Hill Urges Federal Control Of Trusts In Expansion Talk
James J. Hill of the Great Northern Railway told the Illinois Manufacturers' Association banquet that oriental trade should be governed by federal law. He argued tariffs assisted industrial growth, praised railroads, and urged uniform national regulation to curb trusts while promoting broad national prosperity.
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Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Full
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United States
Manila
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Minnesota
Congress
United Presbyterian Assembly Adopts India Union Plan
The General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church of North America met in Pittsburg and adjourned to Tarkio Missouri next May. It refused to accept Dr William J Reid's resignation as principal clerk and named Rev A G Wallace and Rev W J Reid Jr to assist during illness. The assembly endorsed the union of twelve ranches of the Presbyterian Church In India after a heated debate.
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Pittsburg
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Tarkio
William J. Reid
A. G. Wallace
Union of the Twelve Ranches
Presbyterian Church In India
Shrewsbury Charge Withdrawn After Polo Dispute
London June 4 The Waterbury Shrewsbury polo clash at Hurlingham ended with the charge withdrawn after a friendly exchange between Foxhall Keene serving as American team chairman and Lord Shrewsbury.
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London
Lawrence Waterbury
Hurlingham
Lord Shrewsbury
Foxhall Keene
Baldwin Arrested in Central Missouri for Brother-in-law Murder
Sedalia Missouri June 4 John W Bald win a leading politician of Central Missouri was arrested charged with murder of his brother-in-law Samuel L Lipscomb who died February 1 from injuries after an assault Baldwin made January 9.
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John W. Baldwin
Missouri
Samuel L. Lipscomb
Baldwin
New York Breaks Ice With Ten Inning Win Over Chicago
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in ten innings at New York on June 4. Hartley started in left field after Jackson's release. McDonald left field and later left for Delaware. Key plays included two base hits by Smith and a late eighth inning rally as Evans faced Williams on the mound in a tight scoring contest before 2,000 fans.
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Deneesdecceersees
Jempeess
Indianapolis
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Kleinow
Knoll
O'Brien
Coulter
Fouta
Kihm
Turner
Burns
Pardee
McNeill
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Hartley
McDonald
Knowles
Delaware
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Lauder
Yeager
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Doyle
Congalton
O'Hagen
Evans
Cantillon
Pittsburgs Heavy Hitting Downs Philadelphia in Open
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 7 to 4 after a rough first inning. Davis, Wagner, and Brana field star as Pittsburg racks up 16 hits, while Philadelphia struggles with fielding and pitching. Attendance 1,651.
Philadelphia Fails to Score as Patterson Shuts Out Chicago
In Philadelphia on June 4 Patterson pitched superbly and Chicago defeated the Phillies 3 to 0. Fielding by the champions was flawless, attendance 1,847. Chicago tallied three runs in the first, Philadelphia no runs and limited hits, with no scoring after the early inning.
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Jones
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Sullivan
Strang
Castro
Yus Sullvan
Fultz
Struck out By Patterson, 2. Wild a Wiltie, 1
Baltimore several games report on June 4 with fielding errors and Harper struggling with curves. Patterson struck out twice, while Burkett homered for St Louis. Cleveland beat Boston behind Lajoie’s first game with the team as hits piled up, and Washington defeated Detroit 4 to 3 with key two-base and three-base hits.
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Ohio Indiana party travels to Shiloh dedication
A group of 59 notable Ohio and Indiana men and women arrived in Paducah, Kentucky, en route to Shiloh National Park for the June 7 dedication of Ohio and Indiana monuments. Led by Judge Pugh, Ohio commissioners Laughlin, Lindsay, Turner, Park, and Senator Mitchell join Governor Nasi’s absent presence. Indiana commissioners Wood, Ensley, Gardner, Hutchins, and Wright with accompanying spouses and other distinguished citizens.
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Shiloh National Park
Memphis
At & P.m
Judge Pugh
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Nasi
J.S. Laughlin
T. J. Lindsay
Milton Turner
German Duke Frederick and Prussian Ties During 1856 Versailles Scene
Frederick I, Grand Duke of Baden, allied with the Prussian line through marriage, and his 1856 Versailles wedding salutes King William as German Emperor. Despite claims of unwavering Prussian loyalty, he supported the Habsburgs in 1866, then later aligned with the German Empire, earning demnity and military distinction before Versailles affirmed his empire backing.
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Eng
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Baden
William
Frederick
Louise
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Prussia
Versailles
Grand Duke
Jen
Aretria
Hapsburgs
Inverted commas in the London Chronicle debate
Mr Bernard Shaw faces sympathy from writers as London printers discuss apostrophes and quotation marks in old texts. The piece notes Shaw dropped apostrophes in speech and argues modern editors would bracket biblical quotes with inverted commas, yet the Bible text remains clear without them.
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London Chronicle
Bernard Shaw
Jesus
Baxaver Seep quinine promoted by Bn. W. Grove
Refined health notice states Bn. W Grove offers the genuine Baxaver Seep quinine. Details are sparse but advertise a tonic quality and authenticity.
Coronation Derby at Epsom Gains Wide Royal Attendance
Royal procession and coronation festivities draw crowds to Epsom Downs for the Derby. American jockeys and riders figure prominently as Ard Patrick wins with J Gubbins on board amid a dramatic finish and strong betting upsets. New York and Chicago racing report bold performances including Blue Girl's Gazelle stakes win and Wyeth's Harlem triumph.
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Limerick
Galles More
Derby In 17 Mr. Gubbins
Galtes More
Firing Line Triumphs at Latonia in June Racing Card
Cincinnati June 4 Firing Line from Mayor Fleischman stables won the opening Latonia race by a nose. Faraday Jr. led a list of winners with odds of 12 to 1, Carrie Hope 5 to 1, and St Hera at 5 to 1.
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Fleischman
Latonia
Faraday, Jr
Faraday
Ilash
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Orde
St. Hera
Country Club Golf Opens Season With Club Championship Prelims
The Country Club starts its season with women’s and men’s qualifying rounds for the club championships. Women play 18 holes today, men next Saturday, with top eight advancing to match play beginning July 12. Semis are Sept 13 and finals Oct 4. women’s final to challenge Mia. Harry a. New defends, men’s winner meets E. H. Burford.
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Harry A. New
E. H. Burford
Alfred Potts
Majory Potts
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EB. Miller
Mre Howland
Augusta Jameson
Mra Catterson
E. Hayward
Wil Omer
H. Hlay
J. K . Walter
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