House Votes For Lock Canal Tie Up
The house approves a lock canal plan by a vote of 15 to 3, with supporters urging swift construction and opponents raising concerns over cost and environmental impact.
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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
7
The house approves a lock canal plan by a vote of 15 to 3, with supporters urging swift construction and opponents raising concerns over cost and environmental impact.
Washington June 17 110 to 36 House vote ends two hour Panama canal debate endorsing lock canal type and rejects buying materials abroad for the project Republicans argue American workers and manufacturers should benefit. Senate discussions cover Panama canal Lake Erie and Ohio river canal policy with Senator Bacon opposing a national charter. Roosevelt would veto a sea level Panama canal if Congress sent such a measure.
Mexico City dispatch reports rapidly growing rebel forces in Guatemala led by Gen. Toledo. Central American allies Salvador Nicaragua and Honduras allegedly seek regime change with Mexican and US guidance, but revolutionists doubt intervention by those powers.
Hiram F. Deukeling a farmer south of Zion City died yesterday with his wife and daughter Hazel aged twenty seriously ill after eating cornmeal muffins Indications point to arsenical poisoning but the method of introduction remains a mystery The mother and daughter are expected to recover
San Francisco felt a tremor at 9 41 p m lasting about five seconds. It was likely not strong enough to cause major damage though some walls of ruined buildings may have fallen.
West Union Iowa June 17 Bana Adama recently graduated from Volga City high school having never been absent or tardy in twelve years. She is the daughter of C B Adams formerly with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line now a merchant in Volga City.
San Francisco June 17 great demand for labor at Union Iron Works and other manufacturers. Shortage of men hampers fulfilling orders as factories expand. No trace of ahib's crew. Neah Bay June 17 the tug Wyndd arrives with the wreck of the schooner Argus, stern turned away and vessel gutted with no rigging or upper works. Trace of the crew exists.
Washington reports Representative Rufus R. Lester of Georgia severely injured after tumbled thirty feet through a skylight at Cairo apartment house while seeking his two grandchildren. He sustained internal injuries and both legs broken, doctors say recovery unlikely, as he remains in critical condition at age sixty eight.
The North Dakota Bible conference lists Rev. A J Frost and Rev. C N Luccock among prominent speakers. Others include Rev. George R Merrill Rev A Marshall Rev J R Pratt and Rev Frederick B Du Val plus local leaders Rt Rev Cameron Mann and Rev John P Robertson. Excursion rates are set and Federation day July 18 marks state federation discussions.
Elva Aney aged 21 of Barron Wisconsin killed Albert Hewitt aged 50 eight miles east of Chetek while he pressed marriage. She fired a shotgun when he approached after being told to leave. Coroner's jury declares death self defense. she is jailed.
Towa Farmer heavy loss in community. In Marshalltown on June 17 hog cholera or similar disease ravages northern Marshall county herds. Fred Clark suffers the heaviest toll with 170 pigs lost while other farmers also report sizable totals.
A.McCallan Gates eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Amos M Gates of Missoula was playing near a ditch box car near his home in Helena Montana when the car tipped and crushed him instantly. The death occurred June 17 as reported from Helena with details of the accident and the family.
Eight men were robbed at a Butte saloon by two gunmen who entered at 2 a.m. on Utah avenue. They forced all patrons to surrender, stole $80 from the cash register, and took a watch. The incident occurred as the town resumed normal business.
The twenty third annual North Dakota firemen convention gathered in Minot with an extensive program for visitors. The association expanded from thirty five companies in eighteen cities to ninety eight companies across sixty six cities, aided by taxes on insurance firms and leadership from Hi Ts Reade and state officials. Oakes won the 1907 convention and tournament by defeating Devils Lake by thirty votes.
A two year old child of Mrs Ylenni in the Finnish district Red Lodge Montana died after being burned while playing with matches. A crippled four year old sister also burned but expected to recover.
In a mine near Lawson Missouri yesterday two officers and three men fought after a suspected post office robbery near Mooresville Missouri last Wednesday night. Both officers and one robber were badly wounded with one other robber believed seriously wounded.
Helena Montana June 17 report board of health shows unusually large measles cases in Montana last month totaling 154 with 239 deaths statewide from various causes.
Ashland Wisconsin June 16 Ole Johnson a Stearns Lumber Company employee killed himself by shooting through the head to the room he shared with his brother. He sent his brother for water before the act and no reason was given for the suicide.
Police say Anita Schrack and E. J. Stackpole confessed to the murder of her husband shot dead at his home in Los Angeles. The report covers their arrest and claimed confessions following the Thursday killing. The second item notes a Senate bill authorizing disposal of Fort Rice reservation lands in North Dakota under land laws.
Ten graduates in caps and gowns were seated before a floral pulpit as Fargo College held commencement in First Congregational Church. Rev. I H Stickney gave the invocation and introduced speaker Rev. Frank Newhall White of Chicago. Graduates include Robert Brown Irma Inghalls Mina Pollock Guy Vowles Florence Brinton Earth McKinney Wilfred Contain Allen Shepard and Hedvig Peterson.
J B Hazlett, 62, found guilty of first degree murder for the Genesee ND shooting of L M Van Buskirk on March 20. Widow Van Buskirk and Fred Foeman testified. Hazlett claimed self defense after being provoked and that the gun discharged accidentally as Van Buskirk grabbed it.
Farmers in the Red River valley show increased adoption of drainage work due to heavy rainfall and partial crop failures. Local boards have built several drains but levels and river banks hinder natural drainage. A new county drainage board was appointed and plans for more drains will be taken up this summer in flood-prone sections.
A sweeping North Dakota roundup cites changes and events across Burleigh and other counties. Topics include new city status at Westhone, bank purchases in Hazel, a Fort Totten land boom, state forestry funds, a bakers contest at New Rockford, railroad work and roadbed maintenance, flood rainfall data, crop prospects, school and Sunday meeting plans, and a murder outside Hazelton amid weather, fires, and agricultural expansion.
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