Roosevelt to send Beveridge inspection push with Reynolds report
Washington June 3 President Roosevelt received the last section of the Neill Reynolds report on Chicago packing houses Findings summarized He plans a vigorous special message to transmit the report to Congress Monday urging adoption of the Beveridge inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill Leaders oppose its present form Stive Wadsworth chairman and Lorimer backed by Speaker Cannon resisted passing the amendment He will likely press the report to expose conditions and push the inspection measure despite political opposition
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Roosevelt
Neill- Reynolds
Chicago
Neill
Beveridge
House
Stive Wadsworth
House Agricultural Committee
Representative Lorimer
Cannon
Trump
Monit
Senate Attack Frames President as Weak in Pines Policy
Congress debate shifts to railroad liability for workers and a possible reconsideration motion. Senator Stone attacks the president as weak while Senator Morgan urges American control in the Isle of Pines and a Panama Canal supply policy resolution.
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Washington
Senate
Daniel
Sesson
Morgan
Isle of Pines
Panama Canal
Btone
Congressman's suicide shocks nation in Washington
Representative Robert Adams of Pennsylvania's Second District died from a self inflicted pistol shot at the Metropolitan Club. Found by bellman Horace Clark at 8 a.m. Adams, reported to have been heavily in debt on stock market plays, was discovered nude and seated in an armchair with the fatal wound. The tragedy occurred in his club room where he resided for years. A physician declared the wound fatal.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Second
Felub
Metropolitan
Adams
Horace Clark
Clark
W. C. Baldwin
Canon City
Colo
Baldwin
United States
Baker
Binger Herman
Oregon
General Land Office
la TI. Dyke
W. R. Lawtey
First National Bank of
Attalla
Ala
Cooper
United States Marshal
P. G. Ashley
Birmingham
Two Amendments Remain in Railroad Rate Conferees
Conferees on the rate bill reached agreement on all but two amendments. The disputed points concern Jim Crow cars and a clause requiring five days notice before hearings on injunctions to set aside Interstate Commerce Commission orders. Proceedings adjourned yesterday with expectations these two issues will be settled today.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Sion
President Roosevelt to send meat report to Congress
President Roosevelt plans to forward the Ghartes P. Neil and James B. Reynolds investigation on meat packing in the West to Congress. The exact sending date remains unconfirmed but is expected early next week with the presidential message. Fire in South Boston Causes Heavy Loss
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Con Oegreta
Boston
Retirements and crimes dominate in Capital news
At the Capital Justice Brown's retirement is announced by Chief Justice Fuller. The New York case on a state franchise tax is decided in favor of New York, Justice Holmes delivering the opinion. A wave of local crimes and indictments follow from Mitchell South Carolina to Omaha Nebraska, with shootings, thefts, and a bank closure prompting arrests and investigations. International notes mention Japanese naval celebrations, a Hungarian customs bill, and Greece recalling consuls with Russian protection for Greeks.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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New York General Railroad Co
H. J. Miller
New York
Supreme Court
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Bhanghal
Athens
Roumania
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Auestion
Siace 4A
Quel Riot in Mining Town Prevails
Unrest erupts in a mining town as protests surge over working conditions and wages. Local authorities declare a state of tension while workers march through streets demanding reforms and safer labor practices.
Fall of two days’ fighting at Cananea in Mexican clash
Bisbee Arizona June 5 The Cananea episode ends as martial law restores order Col Kosterlisky Gov Yeabel and Gen Torres on the ground with no shots fired since Saturday. Estimates place thirty six Mexicans and six Americans killed. Americans blame strikers. Mexicans arm for possible retaliation. border relations expected to stay friendly.
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Nuzo
Yeabel
Sonora
Col. Kosterlisky
Col
Kosterlisky
Gov
Gen
Torres
Col. Greene
Yaabel
Cananea
Gananea
Longworths Set Sail for Europe on Wedding Tour
Representative Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth sail from New York aboard the St. Louis of the American line for a European wedding tour. The couple lingered with simple farewells. they plan two weeks in London, then visits to Germany and France, with Ambassador Reid handling entertaining.
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Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
St. Louis
Europe
Ohio
Germany
France
Stump Puller Fatal Injury in Wisconsin Farm Accident
George Marini a farmer near Rice Wisconsin was killed while operating a stump pulling machine. The lever broke causing the lever to strike him in the stomach, injuring him internally. He died the next morning despite medical aid.
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Clevie
Rice
Wis
George Marini
Here
Devis
Deadwood Dick Exposed In Hills Gossip
Cripple Creek reports Frank Palmer once led in Deadwood as the original Deadwood Dick. The man known as Dick Clark lives in Lead City and has spent the last fifteen years as baggage master for the Northwestern Railroad. He was a bold early scout and a hero, not a mere card player.
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Cripple Creek
Frank Palmer
Deadwood Dick
Orginal
Dick Clark
Lead City
Northwestern Railroad
Appleton Merchants End All Advertising Else Newspapers
Appleton Wisconsin June 4 merchants association meets and votes to discontinue advertising in all mediums except newspapers theater programs and high school programs to be cut. A merchant committee will define legitimate advertising content for future campaigns.
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Appleton Merchants
Appleton
Wis
Appleton Merchants’ Association
Billings Man Kills Threatener in Home Invasion
In Billings Montana on June 5 Corbley Tams, aged forty five, was shot and killed by Frank Devitee after visiting his home and threatening the lives of Devitee’s family. The coroner's jury exonerated the slain man.
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Mont
Corbley Tams
Frank Devitee
Tams
Devitee
Sla
DY AT PLAY 18 DROWNED IN RIVER
While playing with companions on logs in the river ten year old Melvin Erickson fell into the stream and drowned. His companions, boys about his age, attempted to rescue him but were unable to.
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Melvin Erickon
Big Wool Clip Sold To Boston Firm From Montana
The state’s largest wool clip, about 1,250,000 pounds owned by J B Long & Co of Great Falls Montana, was sold to a Boston firm. Price not announced but believed around 25 cents per pound. The wool was delivered on sheep back and represents all Montana firm wool. 160,000 sheep remain to be shorn in Valley Cascade Telton and other counties.
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Boston
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Cascade
Telton
Killed By His Playmate In Wisconsin Shooting
A Wisconsin educator's twelve year old son Clyde Rhea was accidentally shot and killed by playmate Prybylski during 22 caliber target practice. In Langdon North Carolina Fred Rose aged eight died after a stone struck him in the yard. North Western train No 76 collided head on with a freight at California Junction. Engineer John Murphy of Council Bluffs was killed.
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Thorpe
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Langdon
N. C
Fred Rose
North-Western
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California Junction
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Council Bluffs
Brush With Rebels Near Nkandbla In June Clash
June 5 in Darban Natal colonial forces engaged rebels near Nkandbla. Sixty rebels were killed in the encounter with ongoing casualties reported.
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Natal
Nkandbla
Alc
Lattoo
Drowned While Fishing Off Madison River Scene
Ernest Schulte of Milwaukee drowned yesterday in Lake Monona after falling from a beer keg in a boat while fishing near Madison Wisconsin. Witnesses said the accident occurred as the boat rocked and Schulte fell overboard. Rescue efforts were unsuccessful.
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Wis
Joe
Ernest Schulte
Milwaukee
Lake Monons
Red Wave Threatens World Wide Security Shift
Washington reports an anarchist wave with plots to kill President Roosevelt and attack Spain’s king and queen. In Oregon a plot led to heightened security around Roosevelt, while Chicago police track Emma Goldman and Berkman amid rising anarchist activity.
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World
Secret Service
Oregon
Roosevelt
Spain
Paris
Paterson
N. J
Rome
Chicago
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Port Jana
Bomb suspect Morales dies after shootout near Madrid
Manuel Morales, principal suspect in the bomb attack on King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, was killed by self-inflicted gunfire after resisting capture in Torrejon de Ardos. A guard was slain, and Morales died minutes later. the hotel owner Cuesta identified the corpse. The king, in a calm prognosis, warned the attempt would recur.
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Torrejon de Ardos
Manuel Morales
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