Senate Passes Administration Railroad Bill After Long Battle
Washington June 4 the senate passed the administration railroad bill ending a three month contest between insurgents and regulars. The bill passed 59 to 12 with all dissenters Democrats. It moves to conference as the house has acted on a similar measure and includes several insurgent and Democratic amendments shaping rate controls and common carrier rules.
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Ellis May Go Under Knife
Wade H. Ellis chairman of the Republican state committee is confined to a bed at a Columbus hotel with acute indisposition. Doctors say gallstones are indicated and an operation may be necessary.
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Columbus
Wade H., Ellis
Republican State Committee
Congressman Nelson Leads House insurgents in fight
Congress member Nelson emerges as a key figure among the House insurgents challenging leadership. He coordinates strategy with allied colleagues to advance reform proposals and counter the party line amid ongoing intra party clashes.
Kenosha Women Move Through Lusitania Smuggling Probe
Four Kenosha women arriving on the Lusitania denied information about their nine trunks. After a personal search, Mrs. C W Allen surrendered a pearl necklace and brooch valued at about three thousand dollars. others yielded six pieces under a thousand dollars. They were arrested for smuggling and paroled for further examination.
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C. W. Allen
Gertrude
C. D. Creiger
Ethel Sumner
Sawyer Smith
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Gomez names cabinet on taking office in Caracas
President Gomez has assumed office and named his cabinet in Caracas. The foreign affairs minister is Gen. M. A. Matos, interior minister Gen. F. L. Alcantara, finance minister Gen. Antonio Himental, war minister Gen. M. V. Castro Zavala, fomento minister Gen. Pernabe Plans, public works minister Dr. Roman Cardenas, instruction minister Dr. Trino Batigta, and secretary general Dr. Gonzales Guinan.
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Gomez
M. A. Matos
Interior
F. L. Alcantara
Antonio Himental
M. V. Castro Zavala
Fomento
Pernabe Plans
Roman Cardenas
Trino Batigta
Gonzales Guinan
Objection to miniature artwork sparks life-size request
In a discussion about a portrait titled His Objection an artist Nurich argues the miniature resembles the sitter but is too stingy in detail. Lippincott's notes the request to produce a life-size version citing dissatisfaction with the current scale.
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Lippincott’s
Browne Trial Set to Eclipse Prior Legal Battles
Chicago June 4. State's Attorney Wayman prepares to counter a defense move over venue in the Browne bribery case tied to the Lorimer election. Detectives monitor jurors as Browne faces a potential landmark trial with Beckemeyer and Link confession evidence expected to be admitted.
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Venice
Lee O'Neil Browne
Wayman
Lorimer
Browne
John Broderick
Springfield
Michael S. Link
Mr. Wayman
Baseball Results and Standings in National and American Leagues
Summary of recent baseball outcomes across the National and American Leagues with game results and team standings. Highlights include wins and losses for teams, current win totals, loss totals, and league positioning noted for readers following season progress and pennant races.
Rainy Games Across Cities and Teams
Rain affects matchups in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Boston with listed players Cole Archer Burke Curtis Smith and Raridon in the noted lineups. Outcome details are unclear but the forecasted weather is rain across sites including Chicago and St. Louis.
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Pittsburg
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Boston
R. H.E
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Cole
Archer
Burke
Curtis, Smith
Raridon
Baseball Box Scores from St Louis Chicago Detroit and Cleveland
In St Louis the scores show Cleveland 7 12 0 and Washington 25 8 with Groome Street Falkenberg Bemis as batters. In Chicago New York 1 4 2 and Chicago 3 0 with Warhop Sweeney Walsh Block on the mound and at Detroit Philadelphia 1 5 3. Other line scores list Det 6 0 and 0 0 0 0 0 0.
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Boston
Rkain
Cleveland
R. H. E. Washington
Groome
Street
Falkenberg and Bemis
Chicago
RK. H.R
New York
Warhop
Sweeney
Walsh
Block
Detroit
Baseball scores from Columbus and surrounding cities
In Columbus Ohio the score was 9 to 1 with St Paul prevailing. Indianapolis Indiana saw Milwaukee win 6 to 5. Louisville hosted Minneapolis after eleven innings with a 3 to 2 result. In Toledo Ohio Kansas City won the first game 4 to 3, and the second game ended 2 to 1 in favor of Kansas City.
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Bomb Plot Unearthed Involving Japanese Socialists
Consular Gen. Kokichi Midzuon in Tokyo reports seven self described socialists arrested May 28 for illegal bomb manufacture. Two of the suspects are women. The Tokyo municipal court may issue several punishments after the investigation into the charges of manufacturing bombs for unlawful purposes.
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New York
Kokichi Midzuon
Japan
Tokyo
General P. H. Sheridan Candidate For Hall Of Fame
Discussion notes Sheridan as a Hall of Fame candidate and a separate remark on wood hardness naming cocus as the hardest wood used for flutes and instruments. The text also references friendship among animals and humans with a cautious moral tone about loyalty and confidence.
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P. H. Sheridan
Hall of Fame
New York City
Rdgar Allan Poe
Frances RE. Willard
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Markets Record Hog Receipts and Steady to Somewhat Lower Hogs
Chicago June 4 1910 hog market notes estimated receipts 9000 yesterday 3589 left over market weak at yesterday close light hogs 915 to 940 mixed packers 915 to 940 heavy shipping grades 910 to 940 rough 910 to 920 cattle 500 steady sheep 1800 steady hogs estimated receipts today 9000 official receipts yesterday 20842 shipments 3404. Tomorrow estimated receipts 27000 market steady to shade lower than yesterday's average bulk 925 to 935 light 915 to 935 mixed packers 915 to 9349 heavy shipping grades 910 to 935 rough 910 to 920 porkers 930 to 935 pigs 900 to 935. Furnished by Beach-Wickham train Company 544 and 545 Postal Telegraph Building. Phe hn Uneagy.
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Market Rundown Shows Mixed Cattle and Shipping Grades
Market notes mixed with price ranges for cattle and shipping grades. Early Bulk markets weak to nine twenty five. Light trading from nine twenty five to nine thirty five. Mixed packers active nine ten to nine thirty five. Heavy shipping grades nine fifteen to nine thirty five. Rough trades eight fifty to nine thirty five. Overall steady sweep and cattle tones.
Burke on Freedom of Expression
A quotation notes gratitude for open expression and compliments the wisdom of a wise man who should recognize the value of unrestrained sentiment. The speaker reflects on the balance between freedom and responsibility in sharing feelings.
Vice President of the Legal Department of N. Y. Central Lines
The article notes the appointment of the vice president of the legal department at New York Central Lines, outlining responsibilities and potential impact on corporate governance and regulatory affairs.
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N. Y. Central Lines
Taft Unveiling in Monroe and Banquet in Detroit
President Taft toured Michigan with events in Detroit and Monroe. In Detroit he attended an elaborate banquet at the Light Guard Armory hosted by the Detroit board of commerce with about 1000 guests and remarks by Senators Burrows and Smith. In Monroe he unveiled General George A. Custer’s equestrian statue, with Mrs Elizabeth Custer performing the ceremony beside a desk used by Custer and a commemorative sage brush wreath gathered by Captain R W Bell.
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Taft
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United States
Ule Light Guard
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Ada
Twenty-Sixth United States Infantry
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EB. A. Larned
Eugene R. Shippen
Unitarian Church
Burrows
William Alden Smith
Denby
Monroe
Mich
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Little Big Horn
Elizabeth Custer
General Custer
Lfe
Seventh Cavalry
R. W. Bell
Cheboygan
Custer
Deneen Asked to Avert Clash in Hillinola Mines
Governor Deneen is urged by Hillinola coal operators to prevent a likely clash after the Miners' union calls out engineers and pumpmen. The Illinois Manufacturers' Association backs peace talks, appointing a five member committee to reopen negotiations and seek settlement amid mounting tension.
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Deneen
Hillinola
Miners’ Union
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Beckenmeyer Resigns Seat After Illinois Bribery Revelations
Springfield June 4 a grand jury heard Rep H J C Reckemeyer reveal a sprawling bribery system in the Forty-Sixth General Assembly. He named bills passed by bribery and said over 150 lawmakers were involved. Beckemeyer announced he would resign and return to Carlyle farm. A fish bill bribery claim and a $3500 payoff to kill the measure were also alleged. Governor Deneen urged full exposure and prosecutions.
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Lorimer
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Grand Jury
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Burke
Larse
Deneen
Atorney Burke
Naval Graduating Class at Annapolis Receives Diplomas
The Naval Academy in Annapolis graduates 125 cadets who received their diplomas from Secretary of the Navy George Von L. Meyer. In his address he urged officers to surpass tradition and make their own footprints. A farewell ball in the armory drew several thousand attendees.
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George von L. Meyer
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Naval Academy
Meyer
Fatal crash: Auto strikes buggy rider Philander Boynton
Dunkirk reports the death of Philander N. Boynton a Plano salesman after an auto struck him while he rode in a buggy. He died six hours later from brain concussion and a fractured skull. Born in Kent Ohio he had lived fifteen years in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Philander N. Boynton
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