News Of A Week Tersely Outlined
Condensed review of global happenings and key U S political moves. Neill Reynolds report on Ghi eved packing houses prompts push for federal inspection. House advances measures on packinghouse reform and Indian lands. railroad rate amendment faces opposition. Kiowa Okla pasture allotment sale favored. Philippines agricultural bank bill urged. Reed Smoot Utah Senate seat dispute noted. Indiana Rep Chaney bills a $20000 monument for Maj Gen Lawton burial.
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Blackfeet India
Montana
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Philippines
Agricultural Bank
Cougress
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Utah
Senate
Chaney
Indiana
H. W. Lawton
Ariington
Obituaries and Elections Highlight Turbulent Political Year
Senator Arthur Pue Gorman dies at Washington home after long illness from heart trouble. Foster Dwight Coburn named U S senator for Kansas by Gov Hoch. Illinois district judges reelected amid Socialist opposition. Supreme court justice election in Seventh district, Phil Magruder runner-up. Henry H Powers dies by suicide in Brooklyn. Madrid wedding festivities proceed amid unrest. Spanish royal couple survives bombing near church. 16 killed. Grain industry delegates attend tri state meeting in Minneapolis. South Dakota representation noted.
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Arthur Pue Gorman
United States
Maryland
Washington
Gorman
Foster Dwight Coburn
Kansas
E. W. Hoch
J. Ralph Burton
Illinois
Alonzo K. Vickers
Carroll C. Boggs
William Farmer
J. W. Wilkin
J. H. Cartwright
Orin N. Carter
Supreme Court of Finals
Seventh Judicial District
Benjamin D. Magruder
Duaice
William Fenimore Cooper
Henry H. Powers
New York Stock, Exchange
Brooklyn
Madrid
Odeesa
Dietriot
Charles
Ramedell
Washington, D. C
Wallington
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Victoria
Tri-State Grain Ueulury
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Turbulent events across nations plague fragile era
A sprawling collection of dispatches details violent clashes in Mexico and Spain, political upheavals in the United States, and international tension. Reports describe accidents, fires, and crimes from Nebraska to Indiana, with references to notable figures and evolving labor disputes, court actions, and diplomatic moves shaping a turbulent period.
Senate approves enormous new monster warship bill
The senate passed a naval appropriation bill amid a heated debate over a future giant warship costing about 11 million dollars. Senator Hale said plans would take six months and the vessel would be of unprecedented size with armor and armament included. An amendment requires a full naval report before bids. Senator Bacon warned this could lead to further similarly large ships, potentially reaching 15 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Kean
Hale
Oregon
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Ita
Bacon
Naturalization Bill Aims to Curb Fraud and Standardize Process
In Washington the bill introduced by Mr. Bonynge sets up a bureau of immigration and naturalization in Washington to issue blanks and record naturalizations. Applicants must file 90 days before action by a court and wait 30 days before general elections. The act requires English language ability and sworn permanent intent, with U S district attorney allowed to cross examine.
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Washington, D. C
Mr. Bonynge
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
United States
Bureau of Naturalization
Washington
Guards stabilize mining town amid riot near Bradley mine
About 1 160 guards drawn from two regiments of the state militia reassigned to Dillonvale and surrounding mining villages. Troops bivouacked on hills around the Bradley mine, United States Coal Co. offices announced relieved of duty for private detectives blamed for Sunday riot. Military to control mines until further notice. Oregon election results show Cham berlain reelected governor by 1 000 to 2 500 margin. Bourne leads for US senator. Coxen edges Hawley in Second district. Woman suffrage defeated. Congress activities include gayal appropriation bill passage and railroad rate conference. house passes autopilation bill and many minor measures.
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Stramat Hopking
Arizona Rangers
Tenzin
Nuvi
Aria
Mex
Ani
Det Périte Rloviniches
Riviers
Greene Convalidated Copper Company
Howard Athoy
Amied Swick
Middle Lowg
Brolin Baw
Neb
Beveridge
Indiana
Colorado
Supreme Court
Stanford
Spain
Manuel Morales Me
Torrejon de Ardos
Medrid
Alouta
Eieven Pereent
Moore's Corner
Hast Providence
R. F
Halden Brothers
Omaha
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Congress
Herman
Ferry
United Mine Workers
Mlinoia
Haw
Ray Reber
Byron
Rockford
Samuel P. Boardman
Springfield
Pew
Culver
Ind
Bankers’ Association of Trials
Springfeld
United States Grand Jury
Las Vegas
N. M
Santa Fe Railway Company
Colorado Free and Iron Company
Bilis
Morrixon
Idianapoli Bridge Company
Ohio
Bucyrus
Guv
Yates
Greenfield
Democratic Conressional Committee
Kentucky
Swager Sherley
Isaac Storm
Clarence Wendt
Hans Negman
Ashland
Wis
Chequamegon
Bay
Forest City
Wu Ting Pang
Washington
Peking
Shanghai
Bette
Ife
Dre P
Arovemena
Morales
Porres
Gen
Dies
Panama
New Yorke
Alliance
Solow
United States
Robert Adamy
Philadelphia
American Surgical Association
Cincinnati
Dudley P. Allen
Cleveland
Newbury
Istimning
Iin
Marvin Groor
Raper
Nebraska
Charles M. Chamberlain
Chamberlain Wier
Chamberlain Bank
Louisbois
Cape Breton
Pardie
California
Kanene City
Hongju
Korea
South
Boston
Fie
Magdalena
Texnocilentes
Stile
Mexico
Erasmus Chavereré
John V. Johnson
Wadesboro
N. G
Holt
Windber
Ginter
Mine Work‘or’ Association
Francis Joseph
Silesia
Harry Vinson
Carr
Indianapolis Américain Association
Malcolm R. Patterson
Memphiny
Tennnessee
Vicente Gomes
Castro
Venezuela
Smithfield
Djevanah
Westerman
George W. Suste
Butte
Bright
Madrid
Robert Hamilton
Pendennis White
Edwin A. Bell
Richard B. Lyman
Buffalo
Ambassador Reid
London
Robert C. Growry
Western Union Telegraph and Cable Company
Andrew Carnegie
Ohio State University
Columbus
W. E. Flonte
Gape Girardeau, Mo
Ana Merchant
J. A. White
Brookfield
Ecuador
Austria
Sorvin
Edward J. Barwind
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
New York
Gherbourg
Wilhelm der Grouse
America
Agriculturae Collegea
Phicas
Ited
Dillonvale
Oia Nations Guard
Bradley
United States Coal Co
Sniithield
Com Company
Oregon
Portland
Gro
George
Chamberain
James Withycombe
Jonathan Bourne
Coxen
J. H. Graham
W. C. Hawley
V. Galloway
Frage
Explosion at New York Dyeing Co Kills Two Injures Fifteen
Two killed and fifteen injured after a blast at the New York and Button Dyeing Co building on Tenth Avenue. Nine of the injured were firemen taken to hospitals. Storm and wind destroyed sixty homes in Oklahoma City and nearby areas as a severe thunderstorm swept the region.
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New York
New York and Bouton Dyeing Co
Tenth Avenue
Firmen
Oklahoma City
Okla-Ewo Perpany
Oklahoma
Lodian Territory
Cincinnati Holdup Men Named as Chelanati June 1
OHIO NEWS Cincinnati holdup gang identified as Chelanati and four others, committing three highway robberies before dawn Thursday. Victims include Julis Knoet who was struck and robbed of 28 dollars, Fred Tanner slugged and robbed of an 85 dollar watch, and Thomas Hines treated at City hospital. Also note Columbus June 2 secretary Houck announcements naming state officials and hospital commission members.
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Cincinnat
Chelonati
Sixth
Walnut
Thomas Hines
City Hospital
Columbus
Houck
Pattison
Mark Slater
J. W. Johnson
Waverly
H. D. Davis
Creamer
St. Clairaville
John A- McDowell
Millereturg
Wade McMillan
Cincinnati
Frank B
Village Destroyed by Flood Near Ironton
Scottown village twenty miles north of Ironton with a population of 200 was washed away by a flood after a heavy six hour rain. Mrs Sayre and her daughter drowned and four others were too injured to recover. The valley from Scottown to the river was swept clean, four iron ridges washed away, and crops ruined.
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Tronton
Scotttown
Ironton
Tuentay
Sayre
Jefferson Fire Destroys Third of Business District
Jefferson Ohio was struck by a large early Friday blaze that destroyed twelve buildings in the business portion. An overheated stove is believed to have caused the fire, while fire apparatus from nearby towns helped battle the flames. The loss is estimated at 75,000 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
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Jefferson
Jeferson
Bank Failure Shocks Roseville Community
The Farm ers and Merchants Bank in Roseville Muskingum county closed its doors Tuesday with no statement given about the cause of the closing or any further details. The event occurred in Zanesville Ohio area.
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Zanesville
Farmere and Merchants’ Buyings Bank
Roseville
Muskingum County
Nanota
McKinley Statue Arrives in Columbus for Exposition Grounds
The 9,000 pound McKinley statue, repaired and set to stand near the lake at the west entrance of the exposition grounds, arrived in Columbus on Tuesday from Providence.
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McKinley
Columbus
Expitol Grounds
Providence
Bit
Two Postmasters Appointed in Washington June 6
The president sent to the senate on Tuesday the following nominations for Ohio postmasters J H Pithart Continental and G W Searle Madlegg. The moves mark new appointments in federal service as Washington reports detail a broader personnel shuffle.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio
J. H.pithart
G .W. Searle
Madlegg
Dangers and Path of The Critical Period in Women
An advertisement discusses the dangers of the critical period in a woman's life the change of life and highlights Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It cites symptoms such as suffocation hot flashes dizziness headaches and nervous irritability and promotes the product as strengthening the nervous system and female constitution. A testimonial from Mrs A B G Hyland of Cheaster town Md backs the remedy and invites readers to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydian B. Pinkham
A. B. G. Hyland
Cheaterstown
Pink— Ham
Thoughts for Quiet Hour Reflections and Humorous Bits
A collage of old quips and moral reflections on faith habit and human folly. The column quotes Washington Star and Detroit Free Press lines about church unity, money, laziness, and prudence, ending with a quip on palmistry and prosperity’s moral risk.
Fainting spells cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs George Forrester of Watertown New York describes a long bout of fainting spells and breathlessness from blood issues. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports steadier strength color and appetite and relief from sudden collapses without warning. The account touts the pills as restoring vitality and blood.
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Williams
George Forrester
Cortin Street
Watertown
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