Currency Bill Passed as Session Ends at Midnight
Washington adjourned just before midnight after a day of intense debate on the Aldrich Vreeland currency bill. President Roosevelt signed the measures as La Follette set a new filibuster record, while Congress completed action on the public building and deficiency bills, signaling the sixtieth Congress nearing its end.
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Washington, D. C
Weftate
Houses of
Congress
Senate
House
Eden
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Wiliam V. Allen
Nebraska
Memorial Day Observed by Roosevelt in Washington
President Roosevelt and thousands observed Memorial Day in Washington. Government offices closed and Arlington ceremonies held with a navy tribute boat on the Potomac. The president laid wreaths at Sheridan statue the unknown soldiers tomb and the Spanish war veterans monument while citing Congress adjournment.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Arlington
Chas. A. Loeffler
General Sheridan
Gannon Returned From Canada in Bribery Case
Nelson Gannon, star witness in a bribery case tied to the Bart Broad Street paving contract and involving former city officials, was brought back from Canada Sunday after extradition battles. Former Cleveland District Attorney J J Sullivan, his adviser, plans to seek bond release for Gannon.
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Gannon
Canada
Columbus
Nelson Gannon
Star
Cannon
Iegal
J. J. Sullivan
Cleveland
Mine Ownership Change Under New Law in Columbus
In Columbus on Saturday, authorities announced a reorganization under the commodity clause of the Hepburn act. The Sunday Creek Coal Co. transfers ownership to the Central Trust Co. of New York with James H. Hoyt of Poland taking charge.
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Columbus
Sunday Creek Coal Co
West Virginia
Central Trust Co
New York
James H. Hoyt
Oland
Divine Healer Schiatter Faces British Inquiry
The British consul in Chicago asks for full details on Francis Schlatter the divine healer accused of practicing medicine without a license. Mayor Cushman received the inquiry. Schlatter claims Wateridge status and a British representation to Bryce in Washington.
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Gohlatter
Arresten
Princeton
Ind
Cushmen
Chicago
Francis Schiatter
Schlatter
Wateridge
Bryce
Washington
Uae
Three Die, One Hurt In Ontario Freight Wreck
Three Erie freight workers were injured with two fatally when a westbound freight derailed at Ontario near Mansfield. The locomotive toppled, four cars ditched, fireman Geo Lottherman suffered severe injuries, engineer Jase Meyers died, brakeman Ray injured, and a passenger train briefly ran into the wreck.
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Mansfield
Erie
Ontario
Manseld
Geo. Lottherman
Jase Meyers
Hraken Andrank Ray
Gallon
Ministers Name to List Sparks Church Movement
Fragmentary OCR shows a historical note on Rev. Woodside and a 19th century church movement. Mentions Grant County Presbyterian church and a reform effort within the Presbyterian system. The text hints at doctrinal changes and attempts at church union, with emphasis on the role of ministers and a broader federation.
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Nevin Woodshde
Rlom
Woodside
Clurch
Mitaburg
Presbyterian
Wnion
Mus
Tort Clarifies Memorial Day Remarks On General Grant
Washington June 1 Tort issued a statement denying his Memorial Day address attacked General Grant. He said he did not attack Grant memory and praised Grant’s qualities. He attributed Grant’s 1834 army resignation to weakness for strong kinship, citing Garland’s Life of General Grant and other histories.
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Washington, D.C
New
Yor
Gen. Grant
Sam
Grant
Thousands Visit McKinley Tomb in Canton O
Crowds flocked to the McKinley tomb in Canton on Decoration Day Saturday though no ceremonies occurred. Prentand Boowevelt and Secretary Cortelyoueneh sent wreaths placed at the head of the cenotaph at the west entrance. The McKinley home appeared plain with past beauty gone until recent changes by Mex Ron Klover who gifted the property to Clove uml Catholic dincesse for a hospital use.
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Canton
O, Jimes
McKinley
Prentant Boowevelt
Cortelyoueneh
Mex
Miners Agree on Wage Scale In Cambridge
Miners in Cambridge reach a wage scale agreement after sessions in the Corridge district. The plan sets new pay levels for two years and will affect about 4,000 miners.
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Cambridge
Corridge
Canadian debutante offered by Klaw and Erlanger
A Canadian debutante received an offer from Klaw and Erlanger to star in New York after the presidential election. The proposal seeks to have her perform in a written arrangement following the political event.
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New York
Jene
Klaw & Erlanger
Elephant Saves Lives at flooded Hueyrus event
During a June 1 performance in Hueyrus, a cloud burst flooded the grounds as the river rose. The elephant Hagenback Wallace waded through rising water to rescue a woman, while staff moved women and children to high ground amid chaos.
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Hueyrus
Hagenback- Wallace
Arnate
Abe
Miss Oriha Happen and Bannee Latilow Shoot Self and Injure
In tertown Noodle June 1 Miss Oriha Happen of Oxbow shot herself and her sweetheart Bannee Latilow Sunday. Latilow injured but not fatal while Happen likely to die. Happen, 25, Latilow five years younger. The shooting followed a quarrel in Jefferson county.
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Tertown
Oriha
Bannee Latilow
Latchow
Middlefield Wins State Championship in Checker Tournament
In Sandusky Ohio on June 1 the Middlefield team won the state championship in the seventh annual Ohio Checker tournament with an average of 22 percent. Bellefontaine’s Guy Garford placed second while C Clark of Columbus, last year’s Lima champ, could not compete due to paralysis.
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Sandusky
I. O. Newcomb
Middlefeld
Ohio Checker Muse
Guy Garford
Bellefontaine
C. Clark
Columbus
Lima
French aeroplavist sets distance record at Rome flight
Leon De La Grane, the French aeroplavist, extended his experiments in Rome on Sunday evening after Saturday's distance record. Despite light wind, he remained aloft for under six minutes as thousands of spectators applauded the exhibition.
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Alrahip
Rome
Leon de la Grane
Engineers in Session on Wednesday in Columbus
Engineers in session in Columbus Ohio expect the international convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginers to open next Wednesday after a three week delay due to holidays. Officers were interrupted by a double holiday and will complete their work then. Many resolutions remain to be considered.
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Columbus
Dune
Brotherhood of Locomotive Englanders
Gemelon
Oficers
Shooting at Methodist Church Shocks Sunday Service
Witnesses report a man fired during Sunday services at the Methodist church in Grant Pool. Mrs B A Orvis was shot and killed while shaking hands with Pastor Batin Walvey who escorted him to the vestibule. Pool was arrested, motive linked to the shooter’s obsession with Grace Orvin.
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Methodist Shurch Grant Pool
B. A. Orvis
Batin Walvey
Grace Orvin
Admiral Sperry's Fleet Returne From Atlantic Voyage
San Francisco June 1 The fleet under Rear Admiral Sperry returns from the Atlantic route. The ships include the Gone heatlcut Kanear Vermont and Lanka seweeh with two and dropped anchors in Man of War. The line for whip Meliet and The Anoesote alu Joan accompanied from Bremerton.
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Admiral Sperry
San Vrapeisco
Atlante Geet
Sperry
Kanear
Vermont
Bremerton
Mysterious Woman Drowns After Cliff Jump at Edgewater Park
A unidentified woman about 23 dressed in black leapt from a cliff at Edgewater Park in Cleveland on a Saturday afternoon. Crowds watched as she disappeared into the water. a half hour later her body was recovered. No motive is known and identity remains a mystery.
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Cleveland
O. June L
Edgewater Park
Cator
Governor fills key Ohio posts in insurance and common pleas
Gov Harris appoints Judge Chas C Lemert to a full term as superintendent of insurance, extending to June 2 1911. Lemert first filled the unexpired term of A J Vorys who resigned to support Taft. The governor also names Rep George A Bassett of Toledo to replace Judge R K Kinkade on the common pleas court.
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Columbus
Chas. C. Lemert
Figurance
Harris
Judge Lemert
George A. Bassett
Toledo
R. KR. Kinkade
Rockefeller Gives $500000 to Institute for New Building
New York June 1 John D Rockefeller announced a further gift of 500000 to the Rockefeller Institute after a trustees meeting. The money will fund a new building near the current institute and raises Rockefeller’s total donation to 4500000. The gift was conveyed in a letter from John D Rockefeller Jr noting his father’s recognition of a cure discovery for epidemic cerebro spinal meningitis.
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Institution
New York
Rockefeller Institute
John D. Rockefeller
Institute
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ratchford Confident in Thus Far Long Tenure as Labor Commissioner
Columbus, Ohio reports DB Ratchford expresses strong confidence in his legal tenure as state commissioner of labor statistics. He invites any challenge to be tested in court while declining to concede that the governor will eventually appoint another person to the office.
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Columbus, O
June L—M
Ratchford
State Commissioner of Labor Statistica
Rear Admiral Jackson McElinett Dies in Philadelphia
Retired U S Navy Rear Admiral Jackson McElinett died at his home in Philadelphia from heart disease. He was aged 84.
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Jackson
Philadelphia
Jackson McElinett
United States Navy
City
Bund
Cornerstone laid for Ronan Cathedral in ceremony
Arch Bishop Diomede Falconio led the cornerstone blessing as about 50 000 attended the Sunday ceremony in Minneapolis. A Washington article notes a Republican contest offering 150 for a 1000 word essay on why the party should win next November and a July 1 deadline to submit manuscripts. Speaker Cannon to visit Gettysburg with Nomenway Tulane friends. parade and events planned, with a tour to follow in the Midwest.
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Minneapolis
Mann
Ronan Catholic Cathedral
Arch- Vishoy
Diomede Falconio
Washington, D.C
Ierary Garena
Republican Congressional Committee
Washington
Cannon
Battlefield
Gettysburg
Jims
Chanen
National Howe
Rep
United States
Johnson for President a Move to End Democratic Defeat
The piece advocates Gov. John A. Johnson of Minnesota as the skilled leader to restore Democratic victory. It highlights Johnson’s rise from poverty, editor to state senator, and governor, praising his reform record and decisive appointments. It argues a Johnson presidency could revitalize the party and restore national power.
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Damweraey
Mui
Democrate Party
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
United States
Doe
Fender
Johnson
John A. Johneon
Minnesota
Hallata
John A. Johnson
St Peter, Nicollet Cwnty
Mignaota
Hel
Rt. Peter
Prena
Senate
Minnesot Logivialire
Gov. Johnson
Er States Corporation
Minnesota Gov Johnson's Progressive Reforms Highlighted
A historical overview credits Governor Johnson with expanding state tax reforms, railway regulation, labor protections, and public works. It notes federal tax policy clashes, railway rate reductions, demurrage law efforts, an employment bureau, and municipal ownership ideas shaping Minnesota during his term.
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United States Stra
Hastax
Conmmlanion
State Board of Equalization
Johnain
Johnson
Minnesota
Gowerney
Railway Commission
United States
Wdgatton
Supreme Court
Julizvoo
Middle Northwest
Johanson
Loyn
Minnesot Railroad and Wireholice Commission
Minnisota
Welton
Gov. Johnson
Rink
Tina Cael
Che Sagen
Offiée Cay
Joho von Hie
Inbar
Minnesala
Johneon Addiono
Jolineon
Johnson for President Named as Ideal Democratic Leader
The nation is urged to nominate Gov. Johnson, praised for thoughtful conservatism and proven Minnesota support. He is portrayed as ready to push new legislation while preserving stability, with touted cross‑state appeal across Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Montana, Washington and Michigan.
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Gey. Johnson
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Middle West
Gay Johnson
North
South Dakota
Tt Nolk
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Washington
Michigan
The Man from Minnesota Advocates Tariff Revision and Constitutional Limits
The Man from Minnesota calls for immediate tariff revision to curb illegal combinations that he says rob the community. He supports constitutional government, opposes federal overreach into state affairs, and favors rigorous regulation without government railway ownership. He backs a peaceful continental consolidation and a limited navy, opposes trusts, supports income tax, and insists law applies to all, rich and poor alike.
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Minnesota
America
Pole
Pasama
Arctic Circle
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