Smoot Not Entitled to Senate Seat
A congressional committee declared that Senator Smoot is not entitled to his seat in the United States Senate. The vote and debate over expulsion or exclusion dominated the session, with leaders arguing over the proper procedure and potential Senate action. A majority favored continuing the matter, while petitions from across states pressured for a decision on Smoot’s tenure.
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U. S. Senate
Wesnington
Rendgerat
United States
Wiahwae
Aenole Committee of Privileges and Electors
Foraker
Diliinghazo
Hopkins
Boy- Frage
Senate
At Armattee
Ssnetora Furrows
Dolliver
Pettus
Dubois
Fregler
Henatore Forner
DU Hoguam
Beceridee
Knox
Dalley
Drayman
Bailey
Saioor
Macathi
Senscars Burrows
Peltut
Bunoin
Batley
Qrarman
Frazier
Persher
Beveridge
Lngham
Uopkina
Benalors Bellay
Overman
Feta
Sinnat Tring
Samoa
Wnrent Wim
Methia
Nuctoas
Msn
Seretor Bubotn
Dabotiprem
Assassin Caught in Madrid After Bomb Attack on Royal Procession
In Madrid a bomb ripped through the royal procession injuring General Wess Leray seriously and wounding or killing several others. The attack aimed at King Alfonso XIII and Queen Victoria, with chaos and rumors as authorities investigated. The king publicly calmed fears, while the injured Queen maintained her composure amid the dramatic scene outside the palace.
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Madrid
Ceneral
Targa
Englishman accused in Madrid bombing shocks royal city
An Englishman named Robert Hamilton, 46, was arrested in Madrid after a bombing near the royal palace. Witnesses say two bottles were thrown at the King and Queen as bombs exploded simultaneously. Victims include the Marquises of Vosoa and their daughter. Police guard the scene. crowds threaten reprisals, while authorities weigh detaining suspects amid a tense investigation. Hamilton, who speaks English, Spanish and Italian, claims no further questions and awaits evaluative steps.
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Madrid
Jane L
Yeaterday
Ika
Ela
Coyywas
Wreckega
Alema
Mayor Street
Ahamada
Volsos
Howe
Vosoa
Sus
Hose
Fiat
Jaelot
Ghiren Chriptire
Prines
Archduke
Tite
Alfeer
Badrid
Dune
Dedio Dia
Eng
Robert Hamilton
Hela Stone
Tech
Athera
Lynen Dim
Boldlem
Polfes
Hull
Adda
Briflan
Janity
Fark
Plot Hatched in London Targets Royals In Argentine Breach
London reports claim a plot to harm King Alfonso and Queen Victoria linked to Spanish interests. Contending evidence points to Archista links in London with officials from the Spanish embassy investigating the alleged plan. Detentions include a man named Robert Jensen in Madrid headlines and tensions rise as authorities sift through diplomatic chatter and suspect communications.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Badrid
Alfoyag
Victoria
Manuel Garela
Gus Spenish
M¢lala
Alfonso
Gugen Victoria
Anarchista
Waftaker
Coane” de Fradere
Wile Dauhy
Lanidop
Wallan
Madrid
Adla Pateh
Manian
Salt Lake City Public Notices and Political Debate
Fragmentary Salt Lake City report notes a heated canal dispute and political contention involving anti Mormon and modern factions. Mentions a governor, legislature, and calls for permits tied to January. the text is garbled but centers on regulatory action and partisan friction.
Message to RooseveltCable from Myr Whlerlage on Spain incident
A cryptic cable from Myr Whlerlage, special U S representative, to President Roosevelt details the attempted assassination of King Alfonso and Queen, noting violent events. The message cites a telegram dated May 34, 4235, describing a carriage wreck and casualties including fatalities and injuries.
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Rapnevelt
Myr
United States
Alfonso
Guean
Spain
Catriage
Weilten
Fragmented History Tale Of War And Arrests
A garbled report mentions Landon and Jung, a miraculous exrane, and Thnty Renstay. It references Tiadroast and a chain, war frozen by coal, Kline's Carugser Greer af Santingh, and Graken bills. It notes Peden’s arrest amid scattered civic mentions and undefined events.
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Landon
Jung
Multiassa
Aifonaa
Kline
Expulsion Bid for Senator Burton of Kansas Stalls
Fragmentary report notes a Senate push to expel Senator Joseph Burton of Kansas. Debate and committee action are deferred as lawmakers weigh charges amid unclear procedural details and shifting sentiment.
Unclear OCR fragment from historic page
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page shows garbled names and phrases, with no coherent event, date, place, or parties identifiable. The readable content does not establish a complete report or specific facts to summarize.
London Royal Astronomical Society Honors American Woman
June 1 at Medlo Tin station witnessed King Alfonsy and dignitaries as Cambridge reporter Bays Mc Mee announces Wilhelmina Paton Flemlog's milestone. Harvard Observatory contributor named Royal Astronomical Society member, first American woman to receive the honor, with praise of her pioneering work in astronomical photography and discovery.
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New York
Dune
Cambridge
Mass
Bays
Mc Mee
Wilhelmina Paton
Flemlog
Harvard Obseristory
Tha ‘Royal Asteoncipleal Society
London
Siva
Insurance conduct urged after San Francisco quake
New York June 1 a meeting of American insurance executives set forth positions on earthquake losses. Resolutions call for each company to retire claims promptly, clarify auditability, and specify which policies should pay after the San Francisco fire and quake. The group, chaired by George P. Sheldor, included leaders from Phoenix, Hartford, and Commercial Union among others.
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New York
Frantisco
Inguranes
Ss Alter
Fae
San Francisco
Wien
Elvil
Aira
Fire Invaces Yanso
George P. Bheldor
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hreokly
B. Jf. A. Cortea
Horn
Ki M. Bik
Farsford
W. NL Kremer
Tier Tanaiertean
AL EL Wray
Bt the Commercial Linkin
Meeting notes of Philadelphia fire association leaders
London officials received telegraphed resolutions from the Philadelphia gathering. The assembled officers and delegates discussed actions not binding on the body and sent the resolutions to the adjournment committee for further information.
Oregon land fraud cases spark federal grand jury look
Portland reports state and federal officials are pursuing a wide land fraud inquiry. About 30 indictments affecting around 100 people are expected to unfold this summer as a case against Blue Mountain forest reserve ties surfaces. A July commission hearing is planned with potential indictments referenced back to December 1904. Meanwhile, New York official Gyrus Ward, 34, faced a separate Brooklyn case over harassment allegations and a related court appearance. Ward was remanded on $100 bond for a further hearing.
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Portland
United States
Aubrey Brisial
Jintge Hunt
Montana
Ha Cao
Une Fer Herrman
Tte
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Ha Wan
Ha General Land Office
New York
Gyrus Ward
Radlands
Onl
Mies Mabel Jain
Perte Institute
Brooklyn
Aly
Ward
Roosevelt to Send Report to Congress on Meat Industry
Washington June 1 Prominent Roosevelt official announced plans to forward the investigative report on meat packing to Congress. Professor Charles Pf. Nett, commissioner of Indor, and James Brynohbs lead the inquiry into pricing and pitch changes within the meat trade. The exact timing remains undecided but the report will likely be sent soon with a presidential message.
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Washington
Roosevelt Line
Congress
Charles PF. Nett
Indor
Wid Jamen B. Brynohbs
Congressman Adams Shot Self at Metropolitan Club Rooms
Washington, June 1. Robert Adams of the Pennsylvania congressional district shot himself in the mouth at the Metropolitan Club, after dressing there for years. He was found unconscious, transported to a hospital, and died of the wound. Adams, a prominent Republican from Philadelphia, served in state and federal offices and was connected to foreign affairs legislation and diplomacy.
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Lune
Robert Adaura
Fonneylsanta
Adame
Sonitha
Horace Clark
Clare
Adams Wan Bt
Coco
Hhoself
Adgoss
Hee
Sion Ag
Tha Mnaforliy
Hitt
Roosevelt
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Taft
Thie City
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Ke Ae
Haven Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Hothicg Inn
Congress
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Gielire
Pennsylvanis
Conkren Iron Philadelphia
Neo
Philadelphia
Fenevary
Penn
Nye Jeave
Xélenti
Valiey
State Senate of Penney
Txeat
Dohes
Canney
Henea Vodas
Mohonk Conference at Lane and World Welfare Pact
Fragmented OCR describes Mohonk Conference at Lane Mohonk urging a general architect treaty and world welfare plan. Delegates discuss durable peacetime arbitration, concurrent jurisdiction, and a reversal of arming powers amid international cooperation efforts led by Dr. Ming and Swatten Tieewir with U S representations.
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Ther Jrnr
Minga
Swatten Tieewir
Gialr McKelway
Anon
Hal Giomans
Dee
Entiegen
Tagerkeatwate
Cammiercial Oraanter
neFe
Larsner
Eetinera
Fiat
Spenistle
Odin
Hagen Nietnre
Saul Ogy Ieee
Harriman and Hill in Portland Oregon Life of the City
A fragmentary Portland Oregonian item discusses Harriman and Hill moving the city forward with riverbank road and street plans. It notes Chicago and Minneapolis investors backing development as population grows, with President Ellot referred the proposal to President James HM of the Great Nocthor for a response.
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Portland
Oré
Yyme
Oregonian
Hin
Beckeren
Goterbia
Welluia
Pi Hower
Chicago
Mijenakes & Si
Prat
Hose
Amore
Ion
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Javel-Dr George and physician die from inhaled fumes
Dr George and a prominent physician of Biava Medhern died after inhaling fumes from a match at an unidentified pit. The physicians had been in fragile health, and the fumes reportedly worsened a heart condition considered to be in a weak state.
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Javel
George
Bia Va Medhern
Wixe
San Francisco Men in New York City
California residents flock to New York as freight lines report long cargo trains loaded with goods and a rising demand for housing. Officials say many Californians move east with substantial means, stretching the supply of upscale apartments in Manhattan and Brooklyn. No new aid requests have been received from recent arrivals, though some merchants report spotty demand and a lone outsider seeking workers.
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Oficiaia
Bay Francisco
Golden West
Reliways
Cromling
Chicago
Ida
Town
Brooklyn
Wigan
San Fransco
Wang
San Francisco
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